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Shared Ledgers, Trust, Fast Offerings, and Social Commerce
Kip M. Twitchell © 2024 All Rights Reserved. This paper was presented at the 2024 BYU Accounting Research Symposium on September 20, 2024. Abstract Today’s shared ledgers are based upon lack of trust between parties, making them less efficient than existing systems. But even proprietary legacy systems involve no trust [...]
A Conversation with Neil Beesley, an Assembler Developer
Through a most of my career I have been able to have association with a special kind of IT professionals: those that are confident enough to work in assembler programming. Assembler languages are those [...]
BSV Blockchain Scale and Performance
I have recently become more deeply involved in the BSV Blockchain, joining the Technical Standards Committee and involved in assisting Tokenized.com in their product development. I was invited to join their Global Conference in [...]
Finance Transform in Financial Services: Part 3 Data Considerations
The third in a series of videos about financial system transformation in financial services, this time dealing directly with the data that must come from the source systems and be placed in the platform, [...]
Think Differently About Ledgers
Choose your level or subject area, and consider ledgers–the foundation of all business systems–in a new light
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