Tech’s good intentions and why Satoshi’s new ‘social order’ foundered
Bitcoin’s creator seemed to succeed where others failed — initially. What did he do differently? He rotated record-keepers.
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Bitcoin’s creator seemed to succeed where others failed — initially. What did he do differently? He rotated record-keepers.
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