Bitcoin Basics Help

BitcoinBasics hosts Faris & Gordon rant about Bitcoin & Bitcoin copies (forks), bitcoin's value ($btc), Bitcoin's network effects, Bitcoin developers, Bitcoin community, Bitcoin miners & the speed & security of Bitcoin's blockchain. Show notes: https://coincompass.com/15

BitcoinBasics hosts Faris & Gordon speculate on the upcoming Bitcoin Halvening or Halving and how it's the "same same but different" to last time. Show notes: https://coincompass.com/14

BitcoinBasics hosts Faris & Gordon debate the potential implications of Satoshi's coins on Bitcoin and the market. Show notes: https://coincompass.com/13

BitcoinBasics hosts Faris & Gordon play buzzword bingo comparing digital currencies with Bitcoin. Show notes: https://coincompass.com/12

BitcoinBasics Podcast hosts Faris and Gordon get into the weeds explaining stablecoins, potential use cases, limitations of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, the future of digital money and all without evening mentioning Fakebook's Libra coin. Show notes: https://coincompass.com/11

BitcoinBasics Podcast hosts Faris and Gordon differentiate between public and private blockchains, open and closed blockchains, blockchain use cases and the ultimate use case for the Bitcoin blockchain. Spoiler: it's money!

Faris and Gordon discuss the Lightning Network and how this payment solution is being used on top of the Bitcoin blockchain to enable cheaper, faster and more private transactions.

Faris and Gordon finally dig themselves out the Bitcoin White Paper rabbit hole by explaining nodes and decentralisation of the Bitcoin network (blockchain).

Faris and Gordon are stuck in the rabbit hole of the Bitcoin White Paper and explain Bitcoin's proof of work algorithm (PoW) and how this secures the Bitcoin blockchain.

Faris and Gordon continue falling down the rabbit hole of the Bitcoin White Paper by discussing double-spending and how the Bitcoin blockchain solves this without a 3rd party.

Faris and Gordon continue explaining the Bitcoin White Paper by discussing electronic cash and how it's different to other forms of money.

Faris and Gordon begin to explain the Bitcoin White Paper by discussing Peer-to-Peer networks.