Gavin Andresen – Bitcoin trading

Former Bitcoin Dev Gavin Andresen Revises 2016 Blog Post, Calls Trust in Craig Wright a ‘Mistake’

February 6, 2023 admin $3 Billion, 2016, 2020, BCH, Bitcoin, Bitcoin (BTC), bitcoin cash, bitcoinsv, block number 1, Blog Post, BSV, BSV supporters, BTC, Craig Wright, cryptocurrency developers, deposition, digital asset recovery tool, doubts, Electrum, fiduciary, forked, former Bitcoin core developer, Gavin Andresen, high court, jet-lagged, Kleiman vs. Wright, network, News, open-source blockchain, OpenSSL, Private Key, private proving session, pseudonymous creator, Reddit Community, Satoshi Nakamoto, Signature, stolen digital assets, tortious duties, Trial, Tulip Trading Limited, United Kingdom Court of Appeal

During the first week of Feb. 2023, the United Kingdom Court of Appeal overturned a High Court decision from March

Privacy-Centric Crypto Mixing Protocol Tornado.cash Plans to Deploy on L2 Platform Arbitrum

November 29, 2021 admin Arbitrum, Arbitrum One, Crypto Mixing, ETH fees, ether, Ether swaps, Ethereum, Ethereum (ETH), Fees, Gavin Andresen, L1, L2, l2fees.info, Layer 1, layer 2, Mixing Crypto, Onchain, onchain fees, optimistic rollups, Privacy, privacy crypto, private, Tornado cash, Transfer Fees

One of the largest cryptocurrency mixing protocols, Tornado.cash, has announced the project will deploy on the L2 (layer 2) Ethereum

Gavin Andresen Publishes Theory of Possible Crypto Future: Whales Shut Down the BTC Network in the Year 2100

September 24, 2021 admin Bitcoin, Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin network, Bitcoin on Ethereum, Blog Post, BTC on ETH, Competitors, Cross-chain, debate, discussion, Dune Analytics, Featured, Gavin Andresen, Help BTC scale, John Carvalho, John Light, Mike Hearn, Multi-Chain, Satoshi Nakamoto, sidechains, Theoretical, Whales, Whales Shut Down, Year 2066, Year 2100

On September 21, former Bitcoin developer Gavin Andresen published an interesting blog post about “a possible [Bitcoin] future.” The blog