Cryptocurrency & Blockchain

A simple introduction to Bitcoin

Key Takeaways about Bitcoin & CryptoCurrency

What is CryptoCurrency?

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What is a 'Blockchain'

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Why are Cryptocurrencies important?

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Who benefits from Cryptocurrencies or Blockchains?

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Resources for learning

To learn more about;

Cryptocurrency-
Wikipedia
Blockchains-
Nick Szabo; Money, Blockchains & Social Scalability
Nick Szabo; Coase Theorem Is False
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Nick Szabo;
Bitcoin-
Smart Contracts-
Nick Szabo; From vending machines to smart contracts
Nick Szabo; Smart contracts, tying, and product liability
Nick Szabo; Smart contracts in pieces
Nick Szabo;
History of Blockchain and Cryptocurrency-

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Buy/Sell/Hodl

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Crypto Market Overview

Bitcoin blockchain in real-time

See the Pen
WS Blockchain by Ulises Gascon (@ulisesgascon)
on CodePen.

Is the Bitcoin network a type of brain?

Neural Network
(Synapses within the brain)

See the Pen
Neural Network visualization by Matei Copot (@towc)
on CodePen.

note – this representation of a neural network is not accurate, a neural network is at least 1000x more complex.
Credits: Matei Copot
Original: https://codepen.io/towc/details/wGjXGY

Network Communications
(Users communicating within a network )

See the Pen
Network by Szenia Zadvornykh (@zadvorsky)
on CodePen.

note – this representation is a good example of how an idea can progress and evolve through a network.
Credits: Szenia Zadvornykh
Original: https://codepen.io/zadvorsky/details/owLjz

Self-generating Markov Chains dancing to piano pieces by; Erik Satie
note – operate the pen in 0.5x size for best results visually

See the Pen
Dancing Markov Gymnopédies by Tero Parviainen (@teropa)
on CodePen.

Credits: Tero Parviainen https://codepen.io/teropa
Edits: Sylvain Wallez (web-audio, tone.js) https://codepen.io/swallez