CryptoQuikRead_219 - Why BitTorrent Mattered: Lesson 1 [Simon Morris]

March 19, 2019 00:22:54
CryptoQuikRead_219 - Why BitTorrent Mattered: Lesson 1 [Simon Morris]
Bitcoin Audible
CryptoQuikRead_219 - Why BitTorrent Mattered: Lesson 1 [Simon Morris]

Mar 19 2019 | 00:22:54

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Guy Swann

Show Notes

Bitcoin is an incredibly novel technology, there are few technologies that can boast the revolutionary impact that Bitcoin potentially has. However, there is still much to be learned from its predecessors and benefactors.  One of those being the resilient and disruptive ecosystem of the BitTorrent protocol. Simon Morris, a 10 year veteran of the company, BitTorrent Inc., brings us a 4 part series exploring exactly what we can learn from our Peer-2-Peer history, and the challenges that faced an industry breaking technology. Find Part 1: Why Bitcoin Mattered, on Simon's Medium page below, along with the rest of this excellent series.  Don't forget to drop some claps on this one! https://medium.com/@simonhmorris/why-bittorrent-mattered-bittorrent-lessons-for-crypto-1-of-4-fa3c6fcef488 You can also check him out on Twitter below: https://twitter.com/simonhmorris --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bitcoinaudible/message

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