Bitcoin has falsely been declared dead by journalists and old fiat-economy wise men and women some 380 times. But it has survived many errors, shocks, and even splits from the main branch of its evolutionary tree.
– By Stephen Perrenod
Supercomputers, which do the heavy lifting for AI, science, and engineering, are increasingly also safeguarding digital money. While the metric for traditional supercomputers is Petaflops or Exaflops (floating point operations per second), the figure of merit for CryptoSuper is Petahashes per second or Exahashes per second.
-By Stephen Perrenod & Shahin Khan
This article presents three two-parameter models for Bitcoin valuation with projections until the year 2050. Prices and supply, combined as market caps, and stock-to-flow and fractional supply remaining, were tabulated at each Block month boundary for the past ten Block years.
– By Stephen Perrenod
Monday, May 11, 2020, witnessed the third Bitcoin a “halving”. That it happened in the middle of a pandemic and economic shutdown gives it more visibility as a new asset class and arguably a safe store of value. Here’s an explanation of what Bitcoin is, why it “halves”, and what that might mean to its value.
– By Shahin Khan
When a crisis strikes it is all about robustness and agility. Both the supply and the transport of goods are interrupted during a pandemic or other broad emergency. Factories are shut, air cargo routes are impacted and shipping capacity may be diverted for more critical medical supplies.
– By Stephen Perrenod and Shahin Khan
A Non-Divergent, Long-term, Residual Supply-driven Bitcoin Forecast
– By Stephen Perrenod
Price-Time, Price-Difficulty, Price-Stock2Flow
– By Stephen Perrenod
A Non-Divergent, Long-term, Residual Supply-driven Bitcoin Forecast
– By Stephen Perrenod
In this special guest feature, Dan Olds from OrionX.net writes that university researchers had an opportunity to showcase their work at the third annual University AI Challenge at SC19.
– By Dan Olds
The big walk-away is that GPUs are rapidly becoming an expected and standard component of computing, table stakes in many cases. Big deal right there, and hence the frothiness of much of the coverage.
– By Shahin Khan
