Jeremy Allaire: Bitcoin Developers Need to 'Step Up'
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire has called on bitcoin's core developers to "step up" and create a more open, inclusive and well-defined process for the protocol's development. Describing the current state of development as "very ad-hoc, reputation based" and unwelcoming to new participants, he said that the amount of money being invested into bitcoin demanded "a more well-defined governance process and contribution process". "The whole industry should be contributing to the IP of bitcoin," Allaire told CoinDesk ahead of the Bitcoin Finance 2014 conference in Dublin on 2nd July. "The reality is....
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The biggest AMA event in the history of Bitcoin will start today, with none other than Bitcoin Core developer Gavin Andresen, and Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire. Over the next few weeks, a ton of Bitcoin industry experts and enthusiasts will be answering any and all questions coming their way. All of the action will take place on forum.bitcoin.com, where free....