Satoshi's Original One
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Topic: Best Bitcoin Papers (Read 1806 times)
How about that one! Interesting thesis on how the IMF needs bitcoins now and a proposal for an international...collection system....of btc.
God bless HSBC and Wells Fargo. How would all that laundering go down otherwise?
***the views expressed here do not necessarily represent those of GoldSilverBitcoin.
***the views expressed here do not necessarily represent those of GoldSilverBitcoin.
Love the disclaimer dude.
http://www.bitcointrading.com/forum/talk-bitcoin/bitter-to-better-how-to-make-bitcoin-a-better-currency-(pdf)/
Satoshi's Original One
God bless HSBC and Wells Fargo. How would all that laundering go down otherwise?
***the views expressed here do not necessarily represent those of GoldSilverBitcoin.
***the views expressed here do not necessarily represent those of GoldSilverBitcoin.
"Whack-a-Mole: Why Prosecuting Digital Currency Exchanges Won't Stop Online Laundering"
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2312787
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2312787
What?
Why let a good money launderer go to waste when you can just redirect them from a mtgox to an HSBC?
I am going to read each and everyone of these, but i will start in the morning when these beers fade a bit.
I found this research paper by some people at UCSD:
A Fistful of Bitcoins: Characterizing Payments Among Men with No Names
Although most of the info is common knowledge on the forums, I wanted to share for those who may find it useful/interesting. The headline reads like a TechCrunch article, but the main purpose of the study was to determine Bitcoin's level of anonymity and to determine if transactions could be traced. The conclusions are pretty much what we already know on the forums.
- Most transactions that go through an exchange like Gox or Bitinstant usually have some personal identifiers associated with them (whether real or not). These transactions have a higher likelihood of being traced.
- If some authority issued a subpeona on Gox (or any other exchange), they could potentially give out details on many silk road transactions.
I came across the article reading the MIT Technology Review:
Mapping the Bitcoin Economy Could Reveal Users Identities
AK Coins
A Fistful of Bitcoins: Characterizing Payments Among Men with No Names
Although most of the info is common knowledge on the forums, I wanted to share for those who may find it useful/interesting. The headline reads like a TechCrunch article, but the main purpose of the study was to determine Bitcoin's level of anonymity and to determine if transactions could be traced. The conclusions are pretty much what we already know on the forums.
- Most transactions that go through an exchange like Gox or Bitinstant usually have some personal identifiers associated with them (whether real or not). These transactions have a higher likelihood of being traced.
- If some authority issued a subpeona on Gox (or any other exchange), they could potentially give out details on many silk road transactions.
I came across the article reading the MIT Technology Review:
Mapping the Bitcoin Economy Could Reveal Users Identities
AK Coins
Hello,
I was wondering: What is everyone's favorite Bitcoin PAPER. There are a few threads about the best articles written about Bitcoin, but I think at this juncture there are definitely some papers out there. What is everyone's favorite?
Here is one I like: https://bitcoil.co.il/Doublespend.pdf by Meni Rosenfeld.
Then, there is Bitcoinomics: https://www.goldsilverbitcoin.com/bitcoinomics-the-book/
I was wondering: What is everyone's favorite Bitcoin PAPER. There are a few threads about the best articles written about Bitcoin, but I think at this juncture there are definitely some papers out there. What is everyone's favorite?
Here is one I like: https://bitcoil.co.il/Doublespend.pdf by Meni Rosenfeld.
Then, there is Bitcoinomics: https://www.goldsilverbitcoin.com/bitcoinomics-the-book/
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