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• Miner fees
  ...68354 "Looks like back in 2012, when tx fees started becoming common, some miners were claiming the standard 50 BTC and leaving all tx fees unclaimed."], Arv ...way to make any particular policy required, but one strategy popular among miners is for each individual miner to attempt to maximize the amount of fee incom
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• Transaction
  ...transaction. All of the new transaction's input values (that is, the total coin value of the previous outputs referenced by the new transaction's inputs) a ...tranonce contributes to enlarge the domain for the proof of work function. Miners can easily modify nonce (4byte), timestamp and extranonce (2 to 100bytes).
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• Weaknesses
  === Tracing a coin's history === Tracing a coin's history can be used to connect identities to addresses (the [[Anonymity]]
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• Pooled mining
  ...rovide a more smooth incentive to lower-performance miners, several pooled miners, using different approaches, have been created. With a mining pool, a lot o ...ng for a block to be solved or confirmed. The possibility of cheating the miners by the pool operator and by timing attacks is thus completely eliminated.
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• How bitcoin works
  ....wikipedia.org/wiki/Public-key_cryptography public key cryptography]. Each coin is associated with its current owner's public [[ECDSA]] key. When you send ...p block production to approximately 1 block per 10 minutes. Thus, the more miners engage in the mining activity, the more difficult it becomes for each indiv
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• Controlled supply
  ...erform calculations to try and discover a block are thus called [[Mining|''Miners'']]. ...ewly-created bitcoins plus [[transaction fees]]. As inflation goes to zero miners will obtain an income only from transaction fees which will provide an ince
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• Myths
  == Miners, developers or some other entity could change Bitcoin's properties to benef ...sible and uncensorable as long as [[Majority_attack|no single coalition of miners has more than 50% hash power]] and the transactions have an [[Confirmation#
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• Research
  ...ing Bitcoin cooperative mining pools: strategies for egoistical but honest miners | COIN: a distributed accounting system for peer to peer networks
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• Public relations
  ...mpossible to regulate or control. There are schemes in which by regulating miners, Bitcoins can be frozen much as assets are sometimes frozen today. It's har * There are 21 million coins. The Bitcoin definition of a coin is very unintuitive: it's a unit that can be divided into 100,000,000 piece
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• Software
  ...20px|link=http://www.mycoinsolution.com]][http://www.mycoinsolution.com My Coin Solution] - Bitcoin consulting services and solutions; custom payment integ *[http://www.coinsummary.com/ CoinSummary] — multi-coin wallet manager with built-in valuation in Bitcoin and major world currencie
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• Proof of Stake
  ...are. The actual investment necessary might be less than this because other miners will exit as difficulty increases, but it is difficult to predict exactly h ...currency txn continues as usual, but the monopolist earns all txn fees and coin generations. Other txn verifiers are shut out of the system, however. Since
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• Nanopayments
  Alice will create a multi-input transaction that spends her own coin AND Bob's secret transaction. Here's where the random chance comes in. We'r ...ses H2 in the range H1 to H1+N and creates the transaction. Input 1 is her coin, and input 2 uses H2 as the prevout hash that may or may not match Bob's se
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• Adaptive difficulty
  ...he sub-community of users who desire strong anonymity and may use Tor/i2p, coin mixing services, and the like. They are tech-savvy and accept that these ch ...ms, though. A danger of choosing too short a value is that the network (of miners) fragments, into clusters who wastefully work on what they each sincerely b
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• Proof of blockchain fair sharing
  ...ploits an asymmetry in the goals of the honest (<50%) and malicious (>50%) miners to avoid the usual reductio ad absurdum argument against ''any'' protocol s ...s this crucial asymmetry between the two communities which lets the honest miners win - a chain height formula which suitably rewards diversity of pseudonymo
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• Irreversible Transactions
  ...directly to the merchant, and sends a conflicting transaction spending the coin to himself to the rest of the network. It is likely that the second conflic ...hods to kick in. Bitcoin's security model relies on no single coalition of miners controlling more than half the mining power. A miner with more than 50% has
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• Časté otázky
  ...s times the coin value of a block is the number of coins in existence. The coin value of a block is 50 BTC for each of the first 210,000 blocks, 25 BTC for ...blocks more valuable from the fees than the new coins being created. When coin generation ends, what will sustain the ability to use bitcoins will be thes
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• Split-key vanity address
  ...ised. Moreover, work on such address generation can be distributed to many miners simultaneously through a use of a pooling service. One example of such a se .../vanity-address.bitcoin-uni.de/en Bitcoin-Uni], [https://vanity.coin.dance Coin Dance Vanity] and [https://vante.me Vante]. These services generate keys on
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• Proof of burn
  The idea is that miners should show proof that they ''burned'' some coins - that is, sent them to a ...choosing the thing which is to qualify as a "difficulty", i.e. to require miners to exhibit proof that they've "done something that's tough to do", all that
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• Yazılım
  ...142344 Bitcoin Monitor] - Desktop widget to monitor status of your Bitcoin miners on mining pools (KDE) *[[Bit Moose]] - Run Miners as a Windows Service.
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• Freicoin
  ...the incentive to save. Fees are taken for holding coins and distributed to miners. ...ignificantly from Bitcoin, in which 100% of issued Bitcoins are awarded to miners. At the time of writing this, the exact methods and procedures describing h
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• Zerocoin
  ...om number ''r''. The coin ''C'' is added to a cryptographic accumulator by miners, and at the same time, the amount of the base currency equal in value to th ...ted coin ''C'' is not linked to the serial number ''S'' used to redeem the coin.
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• MtGox/IRC mtgox
  ...on. They will 'probably' be processed but they would not be a priority for miners and would take a long long time. ...network is on now. Simply take the block now from the block number of the coin created and if its < 100 then you will need to wait the difference in block
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• Asteroid
  ...gminer, and adds additional features such as crowdsourced scrypt settings, coin address balance monitoring, a pre-populated list of common mining pools, an * monitor a coin balance from within the app to watch pool payouts
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• Hashcash
  ...cash hashcash] [[Proof_of_work]] function as the mining core. All bitcoin miners whether CPU, GPU, FPGA or ASICs are expending their effort creating hashcas ...n addition even if SHA256^2 became easier due to cryptanalytic attack, and miners started using whatever the new algorithmic approach was, it does not necess
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• Multipool
  '''Multipool''' is a multi-coin profit-switching [[Pooled mining|mining pool]] that mines Bitcoins and seve ...ol was the first pool to offer a port that switches automatically based on coin profitability (the "Multiport") At first, the pool offered Scrypt coins on
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• Coinprism
  ...ed coins. You could store your house on the blockchain by issuing a single coin, then the ownership of the house can be transferred with a simple Bitcoin t * Issue bitcoin and colored coin dividends
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• BIP 0042
  int64_t nSubsidy = 50 * COIN; ...rate time frame over which this change is to be implemented, we expect all miners to choose to screw themselves and deploy this change before 2214.
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• Coin Fire
  {{infobox company|name=Coin Fire|image=[[File:Coinfire.png|200px|center]] ==Coin Fire Journalism Highlights==
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• CoinJoin
  ...with it when people feel forced to enforce popular blacklists on their own coin. ...n or equal to the sum of the input values (any excess becomes fees paid to miners for including the transaction).
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• Scalability FAQ
  ...nodes and also significantly reduced miners' need for powerful bandwidth. Miners use a network<ref name="block_relay_net">[http://bitcoinrelaynetwork.org/ M ...is comparable to a tip. The higher it is, the bigger the incentive of the miners to incorporate your transaction into the next block.
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• Bitcoin Core 0.11 (ch 6): The Blockchain
  ...the transaction's inputs can indeed be found in the coins database. (If a coin had been spent in a prior block, it would not be in the current UTXO set; i ...(and probably does) contain transactions whose inputs do not exist in our coin database, because they are only created in B2. In any event, no effort is
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• BIP 0047
  ===Coin type=== The coin type field is identical to the same field in BIP44
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• Coin analogy
  Since the time of Bitcoin's creation, the coin analogy has been used to help understand Bitcoin [[transactions]]. Everyone === The coin analogy ===
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• Techniques to reduce transaction fees
  ...carrier transactions (e.g. [[OP_RETURN]] or [[OpenTimestamps]]), [[colored coin]] protocols, and other proposed uses of Bitcoin transactions may benefit fr ...e/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/erhardt2016coinselection.pdf An Evaluation of Coin Selection Strategies] - Mark Erhardt
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• Bitcoin Knots
  ===For miners=== * Coin-age priority (<code>blockprioritysize</code> option), to avoid high-fee spa
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• BIP 0341
  ...s?''' Permitting that would enable malleating (by third parties, including miners) 64-byte signatures into 65-byte ones, resulting in a different `wtxid` and This allows to bypass the multiparty policy and to steal the coin.
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