Most recently, a public discussion between Rizun and Hashcash inventor Adam Back, who serves as a CEO of Blockstream, ended with an invitation by Rizun for a public debate. Inspired by his recent success, Rizun has been more active with his talking points on Twitter, posting quizzes showing the Lightning network in a bad light, publicly calling out many of Bitcoin’s developers for their role in advertising the second layer solution and getting into heated arguments about sockpuppet use from both sides of the scaling debate.
In addition, many of LN’s shortcomings that Rizun pointed out were confirmed by Lightning Network whitepaper co-author Tadge Dryja. Coincidentally or not, Bitcoin Cash price rose from $160 to $300 in the span of three days afterwards. The end result, however, was a convincing critique of BTC’s scaling direction. Craig Wright have filed a defamation claim with the High Court of Antigua and Barbuda against the chairman, who has acquired Antiguan citizenship courtesy of the sovereign state’s Citizenship by Investment Program (CIP). CoinGeek has learned that representatives of Dr. By "bad" I mean no longer p2p ecash where users can send payments to any other user, be their own banks + verify their own TXs- Peter R. Roger Ver is facing a different type of welcome in his new hometown of Antigua and Barbuda. He attended De Anza College, a community college in Cupertino from 1997-99, studying economics, math, and astronomy. However, Bitcoin Cash evangelist Ver has been unwittingly caught up in the furore surrounding the arrests after. Four members of the suspected Ponzi scheme were this week arrested by US authorities as prosecutors investigate what they allege is a 722m global scam. In prep for an interview w help me brainstorm why a future where the blockchain is settlement-only and most TXs take place on LN is bad. Roger Ver was born in 1979 and grew up in San Jose, Calif. Crypto entrepreneur Roger Ver has distanced himself from the unfolding fraud allegations surrounding the BitClub Network.
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