Bitcoin Community On Brink Of Insanity
In a recent essay, Bittorrent founder Bram Cohen lays out his interpretation of recent Bitcoin projects such as Bitcoin Classic. He labels the project purely marketing and hints what they are creating is a form of an alternative digital currency, also known as an alt-coin. This, a controversial opinion in Bitcoin circles, has major implications about how the Bitcoin protocol evolves from here. In his essay, Cohen writes: Let’s say that you’re running a company and want to create some internal competition between teams to see which ones can perform better. You can do this with R&D, and....
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Sam Bankman-Fried stunned the crypto community by investing a whopping $450,000 to support Bitcoin development. In addition, the entrepreneur is sponsoring a nonprofit organization that backs Bitcoin coders for 3 years with $150,000 per year. This nonprofit organization called Brink provides funds to the open-source community focusing on Bitcoin development. With the donation, Brink will […]
Brink, a nonprofit focused on financial support and mentorship for Bitcoin developers, has announced three new grant recipients.
Bitcoin development nonprofit Brink has awarded its first fellowship to Gloria Zhao, who will work on package relay for Bitcoin mempools. The post Gloria Zhao And Brink Are Set To Give Bitcoin Mempools An Upgrade appeared first on Bitcoin Magazine.
Brink, a nonprofit founded by John Newbery and Mike Schmidt, will offer fellowship and support to Bitcoin and Bitcoin-adjacent developers. The post John Newbery’s New Nonprofit Brink Will Train And Support Bitcoin Developers appeared first on Bitcoin Magazine.