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Experts in the blockchain and crypto industry make their wishes for Bitcoin’s 12th birthday

An assessment of Satoshi Nakamoto’s Oct. 31, 2008 paper that “set in motion a revolution in finance.”

Nine celebrities have wished Bitcoin a happy twelfth birthday despite knowing very little about the cryptocurrency.

Going forward, the abbreviation “TON” will stand for “The Open Network,” following the departure of the project’s original creator, Telegram.

Jean-Jacques Quisquater, a legendary cryptographer cited in the Bitcoin Whitepaper, discussed building the first blockchain.

Crypto security firm Ngrave has hired pioneering cryptographer Jean-Jacques Quisquater and crypto investor Michael Terpin.

Twitter co-founder and CEO, Jack Dorsey, described Bitcoin's white paper as poetry in a recent interview.

After a deep dive into Facebook's Libra project, Binance Research found the proposed concept could change the face of the payment sector.

The CEO of an Indian crypto and blockchain research company estimates that the country will lose out on almost $13 billion with a ban on crypto.

The official U.S. copyright archive shows that Wei Liu, a Chinese citizen residing in California, claimed copyright to the BTC white paper.

Copyright registrations for the Bitcoin white paper and the bitcoin (BTC) source code by the U.S. Copyright Office do not mean that Craig Wright is recognized as Satoshi Nakamoto.

Court documents show that the Wright has filed registrations with the U.S. Copyright Office.

White paper writers reportedly say they are “constantly required to fabricate and exaggerate facts.”

The team aims to create a generally accepted electronic payment for all who consider gold as a traditional secure and value-stable medium.

Venezuela launched Petro pre-sale. What is the economic nature and implications of the world’s first government-issued cryptocurrency?