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Hal Finney was a talented American programmer, a remarkable cypherpunk, and the first person to receive Bitcoin ever. Let's find out more about him!

Cypherpunks Write Code: Hal Finney, RPOW, and Bitcoin

Where Mike explains to Ana and Olivia that Hal Finney has been cryopreserved.

The Lost Bitcoin: Chapter 6 - How Has Hal Finney Been Cryopreserved?

When cryptography meets quantum computer, and cryopreserved bodies hide secrets worth millions it only takes one bad actor to unleash a thrilling action.

The Lost Bitcoin: Chapter 4 - Discussing Yatoshi and Hal Finney

The Finney testnet was launched to avoid future Sybil attacks.

Staking on ‘Finney’ Testnet to Counter Sybil Attacks is now LIVE!!

Blockchain become one of the most interesting place for last few years. Of course, there are a lot of funds and many people wanna get it. There are three group of people in crypto-world now. Who create the projects, who invest into them and who hack them. First and third groups are most clever in this group, and in most cases third group is more clever. It happens because lot of projects built just for earning money. But this article will be about Hal Finney and Blockchain attack.

Hal Finney and Blockchain hacking

From sailing the seas to building Signal, Moxie Marlinspike shaped how we chat securely today. What part of his journey inspires you most?


Moxie Marlinspike: The Cypherpunk Pirate Who Built Signal 

Logos Press Engine has announced the release of "Farewell to Westphalia:

“Farewell to Westphalia” Explores Blockchain as a Model for Post-Nation-State Governance

Zooko Wilcox grew up coding and questioning systems, and that path led him to create the privacy coin Zcash. Let's see more of this story!

Cypherpunks Write Code: Zooko Wilcox & Zcash

Whether you’re into tech or just love a good story, crypto is full of surprises that are too curious to ignore. Let’s dive into the most intriguing ones.

Top 5 Surprising, Mysterious, and Fun Facts About Crypto

This is the cypherpunk who went to Syria to fight the Islamic State. He’s also one of the earliest developers of Bitcoin, anarchist, and hacktivist. 


Amir Taaki: The Cypherpunk Who Writes Dark Code —and Went to War

Bitcoin Banks will not capture Bitcoin if they're pumping debt into it. They'll orange-pill more decentralized banking.

No, Hal - Big Banking Has Not Captured Bitcoin - It Is the Reverse

Surely, there’s no way for someone to steal our crypto… unless they have a $5-dollar wrench and some evil intentions. Physical attacks are a thing.

All Your Crypto Can be Stolen With a Wrench: It’s Happened; Multiple Times

Ian Goldberg has been one of the cypherpunks who have appeared on the TV news —and no, not in a massive legal issue like Julian Assange. Let's learn about him! 

Ian Goldberg, the Cypherpunk Who Hacked Netscape for Fun

TnT-LLM automates text mining, enabling efficient taxonomy generation, LLM-augmented classification, and democratized access to text insights

TnT-LLM: Democratizing Text Mining with Automated Taxonomy and Scalable Classification

Bruce  Schneier has been a prolific cypherpunk. He's created several cryptographic tools and numerous books, but he's also against blockchains. Why is that? 

Cypherpunks Write Code: Bruce Schneier, a Cypherpunk Against Blockchains

Jon Callas, a participant in the original cypherpunk mailing list, is another well-known figure now, especially in the computer science field.

Jon Callas, the Cypherpunk That Built Tools Big Tech Fears

The Australian Suelette Dreyfus can be considered a cypherpunk. She's worked with Julian Assange, and has founded its own NGO for free speech.

Cypherpunks Write Code: Suelette Dreyfus & Free Speech

Eric Blossom, an active cypherpunk, decided to apply cryptography and decentralization to radio and other types of communication. Let's see more about him.

Cypherpunks Write Code: Meet The Mind Behind the Most Decentralized Radio Ever

This appendix explores the monotonicity of the sparsity objective function and provides a mathematical derivation to demonstrate its behavior

Understanding the Monotonicity of the Sparsity Objective Function

Eva Galperin, who has been a strong advocate for privacy and freedom of speech online, can be considered a cypherpunk.

Cypherpunks Write Code: Eva Galperin Against Stalkerware

Len Sassaman, a strong Satoshi candidate, was an American computer scientist, renowned for his knowledge of cryptography and his privacy advocacy. 

Cypherpunks Write Code: Len Sassaman & Remailers

Analyzing Michael Saylor's interviews and tweets to determine his exact position on self-custody and Bitcoin as a Medium of Exchange. Could he be playing dumb

Michael Saylor: Is He Against Self-Custody And Bitcoin As A Medium of Exchange?

HBO launched a whole documentary signaling the cypherpunk Peter Todd as the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto. That’s very debatable, though.

Cypherpunks Write Code: Peter Todd, Bitcoin Core, and Satoshi

Do you think murder is fine, under the right circumstances? Jim Bell, a renowned cypherpunk, seems to think it’s somehow justified and designed a market for it.

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Cypherpunks Write Code: Hal Finney, RPOW, and Bitcoin

The Lost Bitcoin: Chapter 6 - How Has Hal Finney Been Cryopreserved?

The Lost Bitcoin: Chapter 4 - Discussing Yatoshi and Hal Finney

Staking on ‘Finney’ Testnet to Counter Sybil Attacks is now LIVE!!

Hal Finney and Blockchain hacking

Moxie Marlinspike: The Cypherpunk Pirate Who Built Signal

“Farewell to Westphalia” Explores Blockchain as a Model for Post-Nation-State Governance

Cypherpunks Write Code: Zooko Wilcox & Zcash

Top 5 Surprising, Mysterious, and Fun Facts About Crypto

Amir Taaki: The Cypherpunk Who Writes Dark Code —and Went to War

No, Hal - Big Banking Has Not Captured Bitcoin - It Is the Reverse

All Your Crypto Can be Stolen With a Wrench: It’s Happened; Multiple Times

Ian Goldberg, the Cypherpunk Who Hacked Netscape for Fun

TnT-LLM: Democratizing Text Mining with Automated Taxonomy and Scalable Classification

Cypherpunks Write Code: Bruce Schneier, a Cypherpunk Against Blockchains

Jon Callas, the Cypherpunk That Built Tools Big Tech Fears

Cypherpunks Write Code: Suelette Dreyfus & Free Speech

Cypherpunks Write Code: Meet The Mind Behind the Most Decentralized Radio Ever

Understanding the Monotonicity of the Sparsity Objective Function

Cypherpunks Write Code: Eva Galperin Against Stalkerware

Cypherpunks Write Code: Len Sassaman & Remailers

Michael Saylor: Is He Against Self-Custody And Bitcoin As A Medium of Exchange?

Cypherpunks Write Code: Peter Todd, Bitcoin Core, and Satoshi

Cypherpunks Write Code: Jim Bell & Assassination Politics

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