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bitcoinops.org
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| | | | | This week's newsletter is a special year-end edition summarizing notable developments in Bitcoin during all of 2018. Despite the extended length of this newsletter, we regret that it only covers a tiny fraction of the work put into dozens of open source projects by hundreds of contributors. Without those low-level contributions, the high-concept ideas described in this newsletter would be just empty words, and so we extend our most sincere thanks to all of you who contributed to Bitcoin development this year. | |
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unchained.com
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| | | | | Since bitcoin launched, new bitcoin have been issued on a regular basis, but it will eventually reach its cap of 21 million. | |
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www.danheld.com
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| | | | | Fears over the declining block reward are overblown | |
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bennettftomlin.com
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| | | (This article was originally published at Coindesk) Identifying the ideal path to regulatory compliance for a stablecoin has been difficult. It seems that United States regulators have taken a much more active interest in this industry, though it is still not entirely clear what they want stablecoins to be and what they will want stablecoins... | ||
