(MENAFN - PR Newswire) LONDON, April 4, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- As we close off the opening quarter of 2020, we review the results of the past 12 months in the finan...

Labrys knows a lot about developing blockchain products for a variety of applications. The blockchain development company is generally agnostic in its blockchain decisions, but has recently started working on one Bitcoin SV (BSV) application. To learn more about their work and what they bring to the BSV community, we contacted their managing director, Lachlan Feeney.

We’ve been working for some time now on the first edition of BSV Stories, and it’s nearly here. “Making Music with Bitcoin” will be released today, March 30, at 10:00 a.m. GMT, 5:00 a.m. EDT on YouTube.

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Bitcoin is changing the business world right now. Whoever is among the first to join this digital revolution enjoys competitive advantages that could last for decades.

A serious code replace for the cryptocurrency bitcoin SV (for Satoshi's imaginative and prescient) will render some options of BitGo's wallets ineffective, the crypto custodian says.

March 30 marked the debut of BSV Stories, with its very first episode, “Making Music with Bitcoin.” In the first episode of this new series from CoinGeek, Stephanie Tower explored South Korea’s music scene, and how, through Bitcoin SV (BSV), Buskon is helping to transform everyday lives.

SatoPlay is a casual gaming platform built on the Bitcoin SV blockchain. Founded in September 2019, the project saw its first two games launched just months later, in December of the same year. Now in 2020, SatoPlay has welcomed its latest addition, “Leap Day Birds”, a title built by third-party developer Momo Game Studio – a significant step, demonstrating that SatoPlay has officially entered the “open platform” stage, where third-party developers can integrate their own games to the platform easily, including web games based off Cocos/Laya or independent apps based on Unity/Unreal.

In all sports, there is always the chance of someone cheating—something the Houston Astros of MLB know all about. Especially for iGaming and esports, there are limited ways to mitigate fraud on both the operator and the client sides. One company focused on the esports industry, Kronoverse, is looking to change this by building on the inherently transparent nature of the blockchain, and is poised to revolutionize how virtual gaming competitions are operated and managed. Adam Kling, the CEO of Kronoverse, led a presentation during CoinGeek London on the state of esports and how Bitcoin SV (BSV) is helping shape the future of the business.

Two of the leading crypto wallets in the Bitcoin SV ecosystem, HandCash and Money Buttton, have agreed on a strategic partnership to develop true peer-to-peer transactions within the Bitcoin network.

Sean Pollock, the software engineer involved heavily with unwriter’s Planaria, made the trip to the U.K. in February to participate in the CoinGeek London 2020 conference. It was an opportunity to discuss everything the group is working on, and there is definitely no shortage of projects being developed on a daily basis. With things like Bitdb, Bitsock, Bitfs and so much more in the pipeline, it’s never a dull moment for Pollock or the others involved in advancing Bitcoin innovation. Following his on-stage presentation, CoinGeek’s Hannah Jackson caught up with Pollock for a short one-on-one chat about what the Bitcoin community can expect going forward.

Governments around the world are scrambling to provide social welfare as the coronavirus keeps people from home, and out of work. But bureaucratic red tape and the hassles involved with distributing fiat funds have become bottlenecks to providing real relief; a problem that could be solved with the massively scaling Bitcoin SV (BSV).

As most top altcoins have seen an interesting gain since the beginning of April, Bitcoin SV has also shown a lot of strength following Bitcoin’s positive moves from $6600.

An unknown mining pool has assumed majority hash power on the Bitcoin SV network, creating a curious situation that raises questions as to the security of the so-called “real Bitcoin.” This situation casts even more doubt onto the legitimacy of the altcoin.

Bitcoin SV continued to have a bright April after recording another consistent day of price rise. However, its price movement wasn’t shared by other altcoins in the market. For instance, while Verge continued to rise, Monacoin registered only negligible change over the past 24-hours.

Unknown miners have managed to capture most of the hashrate on the Bitcoin SV (BSV) network, and have been mining nearly empty blocks after managing to do so.

If you have spent some time around Bitcoin communities in real life or on social media, it is painfully apparent that the culture of Bitcoin has a serious worldview problem. From monetary activists, to social anarchists, there are even BTC maximalists who worship the lack of utility as a feature of an ethereal “digital gold.” There is also a heavy dose of exit-scamming fundraisers and multi-level-marketers who think everyone already forgot about Carlos Matos. Lost in the cacophony of fools and vipers is any discussion of business or a marketable utility in almost any digital asset protocol, which is very strange.

The past couple of days saw massive gains for the majority of the crypto projects. However, the battle between Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and Bitcoin SV (BSV) now seems in favor of the controversial BSV. Bitcoin SV became notorious due to its owner, the self-proclaimed creator of Bitcoin – Craig Wright. Wright got involved in a series of lawsuits, one of them for over $7 billion worth of Bitcoin.

Bitcoin SV is regulator friendly. The major purpose is to increase the efficiency of the government and to enable transparency. BSV is opposed to anarchy, and BitcoinSV follows the law.