2026-11-21 –, Pendulum - Main Stage
Is Bitcoin one single network, or an ideal that multiple networks compete to achieve? Also, why does Bitcoin keep forking every few years? Learn more from this talk and also get some information about the recent BIP300 eCash and BIP110 Blake2b forks!
Is Bitcoin one single network which continues Satoshi’s legacy, or a greater ideal for unstoppable internet money that multiple projects compete to achieve?
Are we heading towards a multi-coin world, or will the original blockchain integrate all the features that the other projects have?
Can Bitcoin die if it gets forked too many times, or is this fragmentation actually healthy for decentralization?
What happened to Bitcoin Cash, almost a decade later?
Why isn’t BSV a true Bitcoin project, regardless of block size?
What’s the deal with eCash, the drivechains-friendly version of Bitcoin?
And how come the BIP110 soft fork turned into a hard fork that changed the mining algorithm?
Find the answers to these questions in my talk and also discover my new BTCTKVR: Forks! magazine.
Bitcoin Takeover Podcast
Host of the Bitcoin Takeover podcast since January 2019. I study the evolution of the Bitcoin project, across multiple experiments. My interviews reflect a broad technical, cultural, and political perspective on the space. I create open source magazines too, which you can find on the Bitcoin Takeover website.