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Bitcoin was designed to distribute coins to miners through the block subsidy. The subsidy halves every 210,000 blocks.

The BSV blockchain team recently received this request on the BSV github issue tracker.

It’s taken us a bit longer than we hoped, but the beta version of BSV 1.0.7 (Dynastic) will be released in early January (hence the “belated” part of this article’s title). The Dynastic release is the result of almost a year of work to untangle a particularly nasty mess we

Transaction volume on the BSV blockchain approximately doubled for a few days last week – due to “multi source stamina testing”

When Bitcoin V0.1.0 was released in 2009, it contained a proof of concept feature that is perhaps the most overlooked in its history.

The Rails release of BSV (v1.0.5) introduces several game changing features that have long been in the making. This release is code-named RAILS because its major features are aimed to open new and innovative payment cases using the BSV blockchain protocol and ledger, and empower BSV blockchain companies to build

At 1:28am GMT block 620,537 was mined and BSV nodes of v1.0.0 or greater began accepting transactions under the restored Genesis protocol.  At 1:55am at block height 620,539 the first block containing a Genesis-only transaction was mined, locking in the change. Old node software did not accept this block and

The draft Genesis specification was published in December 2019 in order to elicit feedback from BSV miners and other ecosystem participants.

The BSV Node team notes the recent public disclosure on Reddit by Gregory Maxwell (a.k.a. /u/nullc) from the Bitcoin Core (BTC) of a potential replay attack vector on BSV.