09-20-2024
Eli Afram
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A lifelong programmer, and a long time advocate for scaling Bitcoin. Being a post-graduate academic, and backed by years of industry research in internet security, and cryptographic applications, Eli became fascinated in Bitcoin when he stumbled upon Satoshi’s whitepaper in 2012 and began to study the technology in great depth. Towards the end of 2015 Eli started to become actively involved in the Bitcoin community itself, partaking and driving discussions, particularly concerning the scaling debate. A strong advocate of proven on-chain scaling, yet not opposed to second layer solutions either, Eli remains and advocate for Bitcoin as frictionless electronic cash.
Article by Eli Afram
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17 May, 2017
The Holy Trinity of Cryptos
You could be forgiven for being overwhelmed with the ridiculously large number of Crypto-currencies flooding the market these days. This
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15 May, 2017
Wacky Quotes from Core Devs
Blockstream Cores were at one point entrusted to lead the Bitcoin community to greener pastures. With over five years of
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12 May, 2017
Bitcoin’s Hype Cycle
In 2016, Zafar Khan, CEO of RPost, wrote a fascinating article concerning Bitcoin’s price movements and its correlation to Gartner’s
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8 May, 2017
The Strategy of Degradation
Bitcoin is in the middle of a gigantic bull-run, hitting record price heights on an almost regular basis now. This
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2 May, 2017
Hidden Agendas: The Bitcoin Blocksize
Last week I discussed matters concerning market manipulation, and stressed that although Bitcoin is immune to direct centralized governance, it
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21 April, 2017
When Money is Involved, Everyone has an Agenda
Most political parties exist to have control and power. And you can twist that reason in any way you like,
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