We live in a world that is increasingly both physical and digital. The merging of physicality and digitality is today’s most profound technological and business transformation. The introduction of IoT (Internet of Things) and AR/VR……...

The mergingof digitality and physicality will eventually lead to a New Internet that integrates a unified and scalable blockchain protocol and network at the TCP/IP level rather than developing hundreds of blockchains on top of……...

The merging of digitality and physicality (Bit & Coin) solves one of the major problems suffered by digital humanity (see the chapter “Troubles of Digital Humanity”): the legitimacy and reliability of data. Legitimacy and reliability……...

The new global data network, with its authentication layer described in the previous chapter, constitutes the next-generation Internet—the New Internet, characterized by integrating a global public blockchain with IPv6 at the base TCP/IP layer of……...

The New Internet integrates the Bitcoin blockchain with IPv6 and has the following characteristics: Based on the dedicated work of over two decades by Dr. Craig S. Wright and over seven years of intensive research……...

Integrating blockchain with TCP/IP at the base layer would require a blockchain capable of unifying all blockchain-related applications. Other blockchains may still exist, but they would either become applications on top of the base blockchain……...

The New Internet will integrate the Internet of Data (IoD) and the Internet of Value (IoV). The IoV will be an intrinsic part of the Internet, integrated at the base Internet layer (TCP/IP) for packets……...

As introduced in the chapter “The New Internet and Blockchain,” the New Internet has the following capabilities: Requiring the above capabilities excludes all blockchains except for the genuine Bitcoin blockchain BSV. Firstly, the other blockchains……...

“The nature of Bitcoin is such that once version 0.1 was released, the core design was set in stone for the rest of its lifetime.” — Satoshi Nakamoto, June 17, 2010 (Nakamoto 2010). What does “locked……...

Blockchain has opened up many possible applications, including payments, tokenization, smart contracts, and, in general, data access management. For beginners, Matt Levine’s recent article, “The Crypto Story,” published on Bloomberg, is a good read. It……...