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Bitcoin white paper | by the anonymous Satoshi Nakamoto, in which blockchain was introduced to the world |
Blockchain for Humanity | decentralized, not-for-profit foundation that scouts, recognizes, supports, receives donations, and catalyzes resources to projects applying the blockchain technology on positive impact use cases |
BlockGeeks | blockchain intro and tutorial |
CoinMarketCap | every blockchain has its own associated crypto token; here’s a list |
Cypriot financial crisis | what banks will do with your money if they’re up against it |
DAO | the story of the DAO, built on Ethereum, brought down by a huge attack (not the fault of Ethereum, but of the application built on it) |
Diigo | how to avoid the pointless blockchain project |
EOS | crypto with (low-energy) ‘proof-of-stake’ algorithm |
Ethereum | an example of ‘Blockchain 2.0’, or even 3.0, on which any applications can be run, beyond finance |
Faircoin | another ‘proof-of-stake’ crypto |
Genesis block | although the first block on any blockchain is a ‘Genesis block’, this is the original – the first block of the first blockchain |
GitHub | the open source Bitcoin code on GitHub |
GitHub | Ethereum code on GitHub |
the Guardian | just one article of many about the fraudulent activities of banks |
Medium.com | how society will be transformed by crypto-economics |
Satoshi Nakamoto | anonymous inventor of blockchain |
Silicon Angle | how Honduras is using blockchain technology for its land registry |
University of Sussex | academic articles and thesis by our advisor Dr Steve Huckle, about applications of blockchain for society, beyond the financial sector |
web3js | good place to start if you think you might want to work as a blockchain developer |
What is the blockchain? | good intro in plain English |
Wikipedia | blockchain |