The Book Of Satoshi: The Collected Writings of Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto pdf by Phil Champagne 

CONTENTS:

• l. Introduction
• 2. How and Why Bitcoin Works
• 3. The First Post on Crypto Mailing List
• 4. Scalability Concerns
• 5. The 51% Attack
• 6. About Centrally Controlled Networks Versus Peer-to-Peer Networks
• 7. Satoshi on the Initial Inflation Rate of 35%
• 8. About Transactions
• 9. On the Orphan Blocks
• 10. About Synchronization of Transactions
• 11. Satoshi Discusses Transaction Fees
• 12. On Confirmation and Block Time
• 13. The Byzantine General’s Problem
• 14. On Block Time, an Automated Test, and the Libertarian Viewpoint
• 15. More on Double Spend, Proof-of-Work and Transaction Fees
• l6. On Elliptic Curve Cryptography, Denial of Service Attacks, and Confirmation
• 17. More in the Transaction Pool, Networking Broadcast, and Coding Details
• 18. First Release of Bitcoin
• 19. On the Purpose For Which Bitcoin Could Be Used First
• 20. “Proof-of-Work” Tokens and Spammers
• 21. Bitcoin Announced on P2P Foundation
• 22. On Decentralization as Key to Success
• 23. On the Subject of Money Supply
• 24. Release of Bitcoin Vo.1.3
• 25. On Timestamping Documents
• 26. Bitcointalk Forum Welcome Message
• 27. On Bitcoin Maturation
• 28. How Anonymous Are Bitcoins?
• 29. A Few Questions Answered By Satoshi
• 30. On “Natural Deflation”
• 31. Bitcoin Version 0.2 is Here!
• 32. Recommendation on Ways to Do a Payment for An Order
• 33. On the Proof-of-Work Difficulty
• 34. On the Bitcoin Limit and Profitability of Nodes
• 35. On the Possibility of Bitcoin Address Collisions
• 36. QR Code
• 37- Bitcoin Icon/Logo
• 38. GPL License Versus MIT License
• 39. On Money Transfer Regulations
• 40. On the Possibility of a Cryptographic Weakness
• 41. On a Variety of Transaction Types
• 42. First Bitcoin Faucet
• 43. Bitcoin 0.3 Released!
• 44. On The Segmentation or “Internet Kill Switch”
• 45. On Cornering the Market
• 46. On Scalability and Lightweight Clients
• 47. On Fast Transaction Problems
• 48. Wikipedia Article Entry on Bitcoin
• 49. On the Possibility of Stealing Coins
• 50. Major Flaw Discovered
• 51. On Flood Attack Prevention
• 52. Drainage of Bitcoin Faucet
• 53. Transaction to IP Address Rather Than Bitcoin Address
• 54. On Escrow and Multi-Signature Transactions
• 55. On Bitcoin Mining as a Waste of Resources
• 56. On an Alternate Type of Block Chain with Just Hash Records
• 57. On the Higher Cost of Mining
• 58. On the Development of an Alert System
• 59. On the Definition of Money and Bitcoin
• 60. On the Requirement of a Transaction Fee
• 61. On Sites with CAPTCHA and Paypal Requirements
• 62. On Short Messages in the Block Chain
• 63. On Handling a Transaction Spam Flood Attack
• 64. On Pool Mining Technicalities
• 65. On WikiLeaks Using Bitcoin
• 66. On a Distributed Domain Name Server
• 67. On a PC World Article on Bitcoin and WikiLeaks Kicking the Hornet’s Nest
• 68. Satoshi’s Last Forum Post: Release of Bitcoin 0.3-19
• 69. Emails to Dustin Trammell
• 70. Last Private Correspondence
• 71. Bitcoin and Me (Hal Finney)
• 72. Conclusion

Language: English
Format: epub
Pages: 241