By Joshua Henslee
Why I Joined Unbounded Capital

I first met Unbounded Capital partners Dave and Zach while we all lived in the Bay area in 2018 while I was running a monthly Bitcoin SV meetup in San Francisco. As someone fully entrenched in Bitcoin technology for almost 3 years now, I constantly evaluate emerging products, services, and businesses I see building on Bitcoin SV.

Why I Joined Unbounded Capital
Unbounded Capital
By Zach Resnick
Opportunity Fund Year in Review 2021

2021 was an exciting year in the cryptocurrency and blockchain space which brought soaring asset valuations for both publicly traded crypto assets and private equity. Unbounded Capital believes the strong foundations laid in Bitcoin SV in 2021 will support enormous value creation in 2022 and beyond.

Opportunity Fund Year in Review 2021

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The Truth About Bitcoin’s Environmental Impact

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The Truth About Bitcoin’s Environmental Impact

You have probably heard the take that “Bitcoin uses more energy than Argentina, Sweden, and Malaysia.” and is “an environmental disaster in the making”. At Unbounded, we believe Bitcoin is the key catalyst for a green energy future.

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Why I Believe in Blockchain

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Why I Believe in Blockchain

Why do I believe in blockchain? Notice I am not using the words ‘why I think it’s a good investment,’ or ‘why I think it’s going to work out’. This piece is different. This piece is about why I’m devoting at least the next decade of my life to growing the blockchain ecosystem.

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If Bitcoin Was a Family Plan

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If Bitcoin Was a Family Plan

For years one of the predominant debates in Bitcoin has been the block size debate. Should Bitcoin have “small blocks”, processing computationally small amounts of data every 10 mins? Should Bitcoin have “big blocks” processing as much data as possible?

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An Offer For Profit-Seeking Exchanges

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An Offer For Profit-Seeking Exchanges

We believe that Bitcoin (BSV) is an incredibly secure network with effective settlement of transactions nearly instant, while exchanges like Binance and Coinbase imply, or explicitly claim, that Bitcoin is so insecure that they required comically long 1008 confirmations to recognize transactions as settled.