Welcome to Back to Crypto — a Throwback Thursday with BTCMEX. Every week we will publish big life stories from the past of digital currencies, crypto exchanges, blockchain and Fintech. Dive in the past

“Lawyers worried about losing their jobs to robots, you’re actually doing something that’s mostly complimentary to a smart contract. Smart contracts are mostly making possible new things that haven’t been

Nakamotoinstitute.org is a website and academic organization operated by Nick Szabo, inventor of Smart Contracts and one of the original cypherpunks, was created to communicate the profound influence of

A Blockchain and Crypto pioneer, Nick Szabo – many believe that he could be the anonymous developer of Bitcoin (BTC), Satoshi Nakamoto – said that central banks will more than likely turn to digital currencies

Trusted third parties are security holes. Nick Szabo Steepshot IPFS IOS Android Web

Airdrop decision It will take time for people to adapt to EOS since many Ethereum ideas simply do not apply anymore. Given the speed of EOS, sending tokens to each account, one-by-one, has caused a bombardment

Nick Szabo Best described as a cryptocurrency legend, Nick Szabo is one of the most influential people in blockchain. Although Nick Szabo might not be a name that is considered world famous, the name “Nick

Security : exposure :: Governance : decisions Paraphrasing Nick Szabo Steepshot | IPFS | Google Play

I've recently been reading and catching up on Nick Szabos blogs. After I read his blog about bitgold, I was hooked on seeing what he had to say about everything. It's crazy to read some of his old posts

I Connected The Dots... Research All These Links Below And You Will Come Up With My Equation In The Title. What gave it away for Dorian "Satoshi" Nakamoto was that he was in the Libertarian Party

Hey everyone, Since the day I found out about cryptocurrencies through a podcast by Tim Ferriss with Nick Szabo and Naval Ravikant, I have been hooked to the chain! I have spent hours and hours every day

I haven't listened to it yet.  I'll listen on my way to work tomorrow morning.  But the notes for this podcast have me very interested.   Edit 1: Listened to the first hour of it on my drive