The Future of Money: A History

https://www.coindesk.com/business/2021/11/29/the-future-of-money-a-history/

"Bitcoin was the world’s first working example of triple-entry accounting."

"Ian Grigg, in 2005, proposed a triple-entry system that uses the third entry to track state. Grigg’s system fits more closely with how #cryptographic #ledgers work today, and it’s likely #Satoshi read that proposal when working on the original #Bitcoin  code."

#IanGrigg #iang_fc #TripleEntryAccounting #DanJeffries #CoinDesk

The Future of Money: A History

Accounting has defined civilization for centuries. And, now thanks to crypto, we’re going to see accounting 3.0. This essay is part of CoinDesk’s Future of Money Week.

“The whole point of #distributed #ledgers is to have a group of computers coming to consensus in such a way that we don’t have to #trust any one person,” Dr. Baird [#holochain creator] says, but such “#consensus #algorithms” can be built a number of other ways than with #blockchain, a technology, he argues, still lacks in #fairness.

"Beneath bitcoin: the quest for a new layer of Internet technology"

https://www.theworldweekly.com/reader/view/magazine/2017-12-14/beneath-bitcoin-the-quest-for-a-new-layer-of-internet-technology/10418/

Beneath bitcoin: the quest for a new layer of Internet technology | The World Weekly

The wild excesses of bitcoin are only the tip of the iceberg. The World Weekly speaks to Hashgraph creator Leemon Baird, to find out more about the burgeoning industry of ‘distributed technology’.