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• Yazılım
  *[[SMS Bitcoins]] - transactions by SMS
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• Freicoin
  ...ase the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velocity_of_money velocity of money] by reducing the incentive to save. Fees are taken for holding coins and distri ...proximately 3 years), 80% of the generated Freicoins are to be distributed by the Freicoin Foundation via donations and only 20% are awarded to miners. T
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• Crypto::Stocks
  ...ns, Litecoins and Devcoin denominated securities. The exchange is operated by the same group running Vircurex, the multi currency exchange. ...trading fees are 0.15% from each party of successful trades. The fees are, by default, subtracted from the proceeds of each trade.
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• Prohibited changes
  ...centralization. For example, a change requiring that all blocks be signed by some central organization.
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• Comparison of cryptocurrencies
  ...t to confuse new users into thinking BCash is actually Bitcoin, especially by using the name "Bitcoin Cash". On 15 November 2018, an airdrop of BCash occ ...nificant failure mode in the beginning which equated to a majority premine by a small number of Amazon EC2 customers. This means their Master Node algori
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• Segwit support
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• BitcoinSentiment
  ...e data increases as the number of voters increases and you can contribute, by putting voting widgets on your site. To encourage the use of widgets, they The data generated on the site is free for use and can be downloaded by anyone.
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• Hardware wallet
  ...ap out the recipient's authentic Bitcoin address for an address controlled by the attacker. When the stakes are high, multi factor (e.g., over the phone) ...ure RNG may create wallet keys that can later be recreated by an attacker, by generating psuedo-randomness that would seem statistically indistinguishabl
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• CVE-2012-3789
  ...ected peer to hang the victim's client application in less than 20 minutes by sending a stream of specially ...ctions could be located in a block or the parent transaction was forwarded by a peer.
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• Transferable virtual property
  ...Transferable virtual property are digital objects that are not controlled by a central authority, can be exchanged between peers, and yet can only have * declared by users who want to use them on another server
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• E-gold
  e-gold is a now defunct gold [[digital currency|digital currencies]] operated by Gold & Silver Reserve Inc. under e-gold Ltd. that allowed the instant trans e-gold was founded in 1996 by Dr. Douglas Jackson and Barry K. Downey.
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• Search volume by country
  ...a good way to track growing interest. This page ranks the top 20 countries by search volume to give an approximation of the international composition of * [https://adwords.google.com/o/KeywordTool Keyword tool] by Google
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• CryptoPayment
  '''CryptoPayment''' is a MediaWiki extension to limit spam by requiring a small one-time bitcoin payment before a user is allowed to edit
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• Transaction malleability
  ...38438/21052 When did BIP66 switch from activation to enforcement?], answer by StephenM347, 6 July 2015, Bitcoin.StackExchange</ref>, the [https://github. Signatures can still be changed by anyone who has access to the corresponding private keys.
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• Tumen Miner
  ...security you have to connect to the same url/port, so that can be replaced by a modern mining proxy of some kind.
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• WeExchange
  ...is operated in Australia by WeExchange Australia, Pty. Ltd and in the U.S. by WeExchange, Inc of Texas.
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• Maximum transaction rate
  The maximum transaction rate is the block size limit divided by the average transaction size. The block size limit is well known, 1MB, howe ...ransaction type<ref name="mintxsize">Even smaller transactions can be made by using empty scriptPubKeys, however such transactions are not secure because
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• BIP 0039
  First, an initial entropy of ENT bits is generated. A checksum is generated by Although using a mnemonic not generated by the algorithm described in "Generating the
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• CVE-2013-2293
  == New DoS vulnerability by Forcing Continuous Hard Disk Seek/Read Activity == ...one by bringing to RAM the transactions that contains the outputs referred by the inputs.
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• CVE-2012-4683
  == Targeted DoS by CPU exhaustion using alerts == # Check that an alert is not verified more than once by checking the existence of the alert in mapAlerts before doing a CheckSignat
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• CVE-2012-4684
  ...ssue new alerts. Nevertheless, prior version 0.7.0, alerts were identified by the hash of the message, which includes the signature. Bitcoin accepts BED- ...rs. The attack is persistent, since if a nodes restarted get flooded again by online peers.
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• Mining software
  | Windows (64-bit)<ref name="win64">Windows includes (usually installed by default) the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WoW64 WoW64 subsystem] which ena
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• BIPS
  ...ets per item. Also Hosted Invoices supported recurring billing in bitcoin, by emailing invoice links or using BIP70 Payment Requests. ...ear field communication (NFC) to "make secure payments fast and convenient by simply tapping the phone on any BIPS-enabled point of sale at checkout. And
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• Complete detail of how Bitcoin works
  ...ccept the narrow definition of "currency" as a "modern money system issued by a government." <ref name="currency definition">[http://www.investopedia.com ...oin.pdf Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System], The seminal paper by Satoshi Nakamoto himself</ref>
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• BitcoinChain
  Additionally, the platform is full of in-depth charts which can be customized by multiple technical indicators and time frame option.
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• Avalon
  The '''Avalon Project''' produces [[ASIC]] miners. The project created by 张楠赓<sup><small><nowiki>[</nowiki>''transliteration needed'']</small>< ...t Avalon project. The Canaan Creative<ref>https://canaan.io</ref> (founded by ngzhang) have full in charge of the project running from 2014 and EHash.com
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• Alerts mailing list
  ...eived an alert, you should have '''immediately verified it was official''' by running "bitcoin-cli getinfo" (but see notes below), gone to bitcoin.org [h The now-discontinued service was operated by Gary Mulder [mailto:flyingkiwiguy@gmail.com].
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• LocalBitcoins
  A site that facilitates P2P Bitcoin sales by allowing users to list their own buy/sell advertisements. It makes it very
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• BIP 0050
  ...rg/index.php?topic=152348.0 one large double spend]. However, it was done by someone experimenting to see if it was possible and was not intended to be * Fortunately, the only attack on a merchant was done by someone who was not intending to actually steal money.
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• Cloudhashing
  Sells mining contracts in 1 Gigahash units. The service is offered by community member Bitmaniac.
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• Funding network security
  of the transaction history, with the consensus determined by what a majority of hashing power applied to the proof of work problem by miners accepts as the
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• BitVegas
  ...hese wings would ever open, although it was possible to see their contents by freecamming. The second floor had two massive roulette tables and a slur of ...ve a free gift of .5 mBTC. Players may increase their number of free gifts by referring other players. Referrals also paid 5 mBTC up front. This very gen
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• Merlin's Magic BitCoins
  ...ike-minded people whose prime focus is on helping to empower other members by the giving and receiving of gifts to one another. Membership of Merlin's Magic BitCoins is strictly by personal invitation of an existing member only.
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• Zerocoin
  ...ese zerocoins can be redeemed for the base currency to a different address by a zerocoin spend transaction. Through the use of cryptographic accumulators Bitcoin transactions are all stored, by design, in a public ledger (the block chain) that is accessible to everyone
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• LocalTill
  ...osits based on a unique code embedded in last digits of the deposit amount by adding a variable fee between 1% and 4%. Localtill was used by [[Bitfloor]] in the USA, allowing users to make cash deposits (towards bitc
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• Fidelity bonds
  ...btain. The sacrifice is done in a way that can be proven to a third party. By making the identity expensive it can be trusted not to commit unwanted acts The core of the fidelity bond is the sacrifice - the mechanism by which Bitcoins are provably taken from their original owner. The Bitcoins m
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• Off-chain transactions
  ...-chain transactions all parties must agree to accept the particular method by which the transaction occurs, the question then being, how can those partie ...are trusting that the majority of hashing power in existence is controlled by "honest" parties who will not attempt to reverse the transaction.
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• Prime
  Prime is expected to be ready for purchase by the end of 2014.
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• Prime Specification
  * list of fulfilled and cancelled withdrawals, by date of fulfillment * Search user by e-mail, username, name, or e-mail hash (to look up users from the report)
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• Paymium
  * Send and receive Bitcoins by mail.
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• Gitian Project
  ...Core. This allows identical binaries to be independently built and signed by multiple developers, thereby eliminating the build process as a single poin
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• Bitcoinwallet.in
  Bitcoinwallet.in is a scam run by the same person(s) as EasyCoin.net and several other "anonymous" wallet ser
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• Crypto Street
  A United States-based [[currency exchange]] created by [[Shamoon Siddiqui]] with market for trading between bitcoins and other cur
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• Gocoin
  ...rve operations [https://github.com/bitcoin/secp256k1 the secp256k1 library by sipa] has been ported to Go. Gocoin was written by a single person for a private purposes.
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• Consensus versions
  | 1.1.2 || Bitcoin Core 0.8.1 || softfork || fixes CVE-2013-3220 by adding txid change limit
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• Coindesk
  ...bitcoin prices across leading global exchanges that meet criteria specifed by the BPI. It is intended to serve as a standard retail price reference for i # Daily trading volume must meet minimum acceptable levels as determined by CoinDesk;
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• Bitcoin Video Series (Khan Academy)
  Offered is an 8-part Bitcoin series taught by [[Zulfikar Ramzan]], a world-leading expert in computer security and crypto
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• Bitcoin Press Center
  Launched by Andreas Antonopoulos as a sensible reaction to the bitter infighting regard
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• Lets Talk Bitcoin
  This Bitcoin podcast is produced by Adam Levine. ...ing current news, topical interviews, and studied analysis, Adam is joined by Let’s Talk Bitcoin co-hosts Stephanie Murphy and Andreas Antonopoulos.
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• OnionWallet
  OnionWallet is a scam run by the same person(s) as EasyCoin.net and several other "anonymous" wallet ser
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• Wollit
  wollit aims to facilitate mainstream adoption of Bitcoin by providing a simple, secure and clean way of sending, receiving and managing
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• NLockTime
  ...kTime''' is a parameter of a transaction, that, if any input indicates so (by having nSequence not equal to UINT_MAX), mandates a minimal time (specified ...block time itself. The median time past tends to lag the current unix time by about one hour (give or take), but unlike block time it increases monotonic
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• Atomic swap
  ...for this specific description (the algorithm was described in other terms by other people including [[Mike Hearn]] above). ...w BTC to <B's public key> if (x for H(x) known and signed by B) or (signed by A & B)"
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• MtGox/IRC mtgox
  ...ebook.com/MtGox/posts/484532824964463?_fb_noscript=1 Very informative post by Mt.Gox PR Team. Keep up the good work!] :* "pending" order is awaiting processing by the trade engine
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• ICoin
  The exchange was announced on May 19 2013 i-co.in is owned by S.V.E and based in India.
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• Bech32 adoption
  ...rsions use an updated variant of [[Bech32]], called [[Bech32m]] (specified by [[BIP 0350]]). This page tracks the adoption of [[Bech32]] and [[Bech32m]]. ...{{Yes}} || n/a || {{Yes}} || n/a || Supports any address format supported by backend Bitcoin Core. Invoices use address format configured as default the
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• Tutorial: Automatically mine when computer is locked on Windows
  ...different for other versions of Windows. In addition, any text surrounded by quotes is to be entered without quotes.'' Locking and unlocking your computer are two things that Windows can log, but by default it is not configured to do so. To enable this:
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• Dagensia
  ...d its services are provided by Dagensia Finance s.r.o., company authorized by the Czech National Bank as a small Payment Institution under the Payment Se
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• Satoshi (unit)
  The value of a bitcoin in satoshi was decided by Satoshi Nakamoto to be 100 million no later than November 2008.<ref name="n ...it/w/index.php?title=Help:FAQ&diff=53369&oldid=53362 Bitcoin Wiki revision by theymos]</ref> but the term ''satoshis'' is also popular and equally correc
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• Silk Road
  As of March 2013, the site had 10,000 products for sale by vendors, 70% were drugs that are considered contraband in most jurisdiction ...onths prior. It is held to be part of the Deep Web. Silk Road was operated by "Dread Pirate Roberts" (named after the fictional character from The Prince
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• BTCHKEX
  The only currency traded for bitcoins by this service is HKD. The service was founded in June, 2013. By July, 2013 the service has bee suspended.
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• Long polling
  Long polling is a method used by some Bitcoin pools by which notifications are sent to all miners when a valid block has been gene ...was in the middle of an assigned workload when a new block was discovered by someone else, it would continue working on the old obsolete block solution
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• BIP 0060
  | 4 || version || int32_t || Identifies protocol version being used by the node | 4 || start_height || int32_t || The last block received by the emitting node
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• CatLab Bitcoin Gateway
  ...project to develop bitcoin processing backend software. It was developed by [https://www.catlab.eu/ Catlab Interactive] for their own purposes and some
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• Alfacash
  ...o reach this goal, and is also teaching the long list of benefits provided by cryptocurrencies, from remittances to day-to-day payments. ...l be earn from 5% to 20% of the amount of any exchange operation performed by the user!<br/>
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• Identity protocol v1
  ...Number" or "System Identification Number") is the unique record identifier by which this identity will be known. * Start as anonymous; opt out of anonymity by attaching identifying key-value pairs (real.name = "John Smith", gov.us.ssn
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• TradingView
  The service was created on (date) by programmers from MultiCharts. The service from the start provided data and ...r all of our visitors. You can easily share any idea that you like further by sending it to Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or anywhere else.
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• Bitbond
  ...is a peer-to-peer lending platform for Bitcoin users. The site is operated by Bitbond GmbH which is based in Berlin, Germany.
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• Abescrow
  Essentially, Funds are held by the escrow service until the payment sender releases the funds to the payme This service is provided by a real company based in Hong Kong and is anonymous because it does not save
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• Taproot activation proposal 202102
  ** Note: Bit 2 is unaffected by ongoing miner ASICBoost false-bit-spam. *** Low enough to avoid a sudden malicious stall of activation by rented or unknown miners.
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• Bitcoin Wednesday
  .../www.meetup.com/BitcoinWednesday/ Amsterdam] || Talks and drinks organized by [https://www.BitcoinWednesday.com Bitcoin Wednesday]
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• Inputs.io
  Inputs.io was supported by the following sites, along with dozens of faucets.
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• BIPS/API
  Step by step guides building basic web apps that accept bitcoin payments.<br />
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• FPGA
  ...le gate array''' (FPGA) is an integrated circuit designed to be configured by the customer or designer after manufacturing—hence "field-programmable".
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• Novaexchange
  ...vaexchange website is completely legal and cryptocurrency trade is allowed by legislation of nearly all the countries worldwide.
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• BitMEX
  BitMEX and the mobile apps issued under BMEX are wholly owned and operated by HDR Global Trading Limited, a Republic of Seychelles incorporated entity or Cryptocurrency charts by TradingView.
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• BitKey
  ...ctions and makes offline cold storage (slightly more) practical. Developed by [https://www.turnkeylinux.org TurnKey GNU/Linux]. First released in 2014. ...defense in depth while minimizing third party trust. Development is guided by the philosophy that you shouldn't have to trust anyone, including BitKey au
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• Collapse of Mt. Gox
  ...ime of the event had been missing, making it the largest-ever bitcoin loss by USD value. date=February 17, 2014 }}</ref> A poll of 3000 Mt. Gox customers by [[CoinDesk]] indicated that 68% of customers were still awaiting funds from
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• Roger Ver
  ...ealers_roadsign.jpg|thumb|A June 2011 billboard promoting Bitcoin paid for by Roger Ver]]
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• BidForCoin
  ...ng sites in that there is no randomizing element. The contests are played by humans against other human opponents in a purely strategic reverse auction ...pants purchase these bids in secret, and the lowest bid that was purchased by exactly one player wins.
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• BIP 0070
  # Refund addresses, automatically given to the merchant by the customer's wallet software, so merchants do not have to contact custome | merchant_data || Arbitrary data that may be used by the merchant to identify the PaymentRequest. May be omitted if the merchant
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• BitPotluck
  * Off-blockchain transactions powered by [https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Inputs.io Inputs.io]
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• Bitcoin Yellow Pages
  ...ments close by. Companies are able to list themselves for free on the site by simply registering and following several simple steps. Additional services
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• Justcoin
  Justcoin was founded in May 2013 by Andreas Brekken and Klaus Bugge Lund in Oslo, Norway. ...in early 2017 due to uncertainty related to regulatory requirements issued by the Norwegian government. <ref>[https://itavisen.no/kj%C3%B8pe-bitcoin-norg
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• Bitcoini.com
  ...to his bitcoin wallet address only after the money is physically acquired by [https://bitcoini.com bitcoini.com]. The user needs to place a selling order at bitcoini.com by entering an amount he is willing to sell, sending that amount of bitcoins t
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• Cgminer for Mac OS X
  ...le distributions of cgminer. For the project page of the version produced by Kerry Cupit, see [[cgminer for Mac OS X (project)]].
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• BitQuick.co
  #Pay the described sum to the account shown on the confirmation page by going to any local branch of the sellers bank and filling out a deposit for
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• BIP 0073
  by non Bitcoin wallet QR scanners are useful (they could render an HTML page to a bitcoin URI, the user can complete the payment by clicking that link provided
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• Asia Nexgen Bitcoin Exchange
  ...ment. The trading engine is built upon the LMAX Disruptor technology used by banks for their foreign currency exchange (FX) trading. The engine was des ...rchants and ATMs. It is available for immediate delivery for ANX customers whom have completed the ANX KYC verification procedure.<br><br>
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• List of Bitcoin non-profits around the world
  = List of organizations (by country of residence)=
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• Safely Transfer Bitcoin from a wallet.dat File to Anywhere, Using Air-Gapped Offline System, Bitcoin Core, and Electrum
  * You like doing things in a more complicated way than otherwise necessary by more trusting folk.
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• Yuval Bergman
  ...tude. He has worked with several startups including 5min, later purchased by AOL. He discovered Bitcoin at 2011, and in 2013 joined [[Ron Gross|Ron]] in
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• Kraken
  EUR bank transfers (SEPA) are accepted for deposits at no charge by the exchange. International wire transfer (EUR) are accepted. ...hange Now Open with Live Trading EUR, BTC, LTC]</ref>. Kraken is operated by Payward, Inc. of California, USA. On September 26, 2013 Kraken began supp
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• Bridgewalker
  ...llet for Android. It allows sending and receiving of bitcoins, but does so by exchanging back and forth to Euros on the fly.
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• Coinkite
  ...an *encrypted* copy of the corresponding xprivkey. The xpubkey can be used by the account owner to see all public keys associated with their account (bot ...distributed to members. With that key, each user could recover their funds by re-generating the private keys for each UTXO.
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• Avalon2
  * The default firmware IP address is '''192.168.0.100''', you can access it by http://192.168.0.100 == Manual by others ==
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• CoinDesk
  ...l-tell-you-everything-you-need-to-know/?fromcat=all The Next Web - Baffled by the world of Bitcoin? This beginner’s guide will tell you everything you ...itcoin prices across leading global exchanges that meet criteria specified by the BPI. It is intended to serve as a standard retail price reference for i
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• E-pickaxe
  Will operate with KnCminer, HashFast and BFL, By the end of the year they will probably add more power with a cluster of Coi
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• BitcoinPaperWallet
  * The generator includes an option for printing a paper wallet by pasting in a self-generated private key or vanity address, bypassing the ra * The generator can be run offline by [https://github.com/cantonbecker/bitcoinpaperwallet downloading a ZIP archi
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• McxNOW
  ...rator will take several weeks and destroy any coins that are not withdrawn by that date. Wallet data will also be deleted<ref>[https://mcxnow.com mcxNOW
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• Hive
  By February 3, 2014, the mac OS X wallet has come out of beta testing and was On September 20, 2015, it was announced by Hive Wallet Founder, Wendell Davis, that the wallet is officially unsupport
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• Hashcash
  ...RSA signatures are defined on a pluggable hash-function (commonly denoted by the naming convention of algorithm-hash: HMAC-SHA1, HMAC-MD5, HMAC-SHA256, ...er anonymous remailer components and other systems. Hashcash was also used by [[Hal Finney]]'s bitcoin precursor RPOW as a way to mine coins. [[Wei Dai]
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• Distributed Autonomous Community / Decentralized Application
  ...alternative formulation of a DAC. The concept is currently being developed by David Johnston.
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• MtGox/API/Pubnub
  Private channels can be accessed by first calling the https://www.mtgox.com/api/2/stream/private_get api. This
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• Shared coin
  ...d Coin''' provides privacy for users' [[Bitcoin transaction|transactions]] by combining their transactions with other people's. ...ngle transaction. Having multiple people in a transaction improves privacy by making transactions more difficult to analyse. The important distinction be
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• Backing up your wallet
  By default Bitcoin will put its data here: By default Bitcoin will put its data here:
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• Foreign exchange markets
  (empty page in anticipation of page edits by a different user)
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• Bitcoin roulette
  ...you wager on inside and outside bets, just like in roulette games offered by regular online casinos. However, thanks to the use of bitcoins, the process
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• ProtoShares
  ProtoShares is a coin created by the U.S company called [[Invictus Innovations]]. ...will get some stake (10%?) in any future crypto-currency that is launched by Invictus.
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• Bitcoin gambling guide
  ...ers up a little introduction about bitcoin betting and the process or step by step guide in betting.
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• Bitcoin Dice
  Bitcoin dice games are by far the most popular Bitcoin powered casino game available online. Players
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• Bisq
  ...ons as a form of private speech that should be protected from surveillance by banks, governments, and other institutions. The atomic swap protocol used by the Bisq DEX goes one step further in reducing counterparty risk: not only
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• Transaction accelerator
  ...n is to perform a [[fee bumping]] methods, either [[replace by fee|replace-by-fee]] (RBF), or [[Transaction fees#Feerates_for_dependent_transactions_.28c * Sender of the Bitcoin transaction: Replace-by-fee (RBF), and Child-pays-for-parent (CPFP)
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• Spendbitcoins.com
  ...tcoin. They are "committed to bringing bitcoin to your daily life as well, by making bitcoin as easy and comfortable as slipping into a pair of old jeans Spend Bitcoins was started by Jeremy West in 2011 when he realized how difficult bitcoins were to buy in
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• Coinwiki.info
  Coinwiki on December 16th, 2013, inspired by doing some work on the Mastercoin wiki and an alleged lack of wiki communit
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• GoCoin
  {{AfD|Blanked by maleovent}}
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• Bitcoin Can
  ...s unique features on top of that. Its development growth is heavily guided by its users feedback.
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• GHash.IO
  ...(GHS) purchased at CEX.IO mine new Bitcoins at GHash.IO until GHS are sold by the owner.
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• Inflation
  ...most commonly used to describe an increase in [[consumer prices]] (caused by an increase in the money supply). ...g/story/2340 The Revolutionary War and the Destruction of the Continental] by [[Thomas E. Woods, Jr.]]
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• Magnr
  ...22}}</ref> The company was launched from Old Street, [[London]] and is run by CEO Colin Kwan a former Deutsche Bank VP. The founding team includes vetera
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• Avalon2 prototype
  * If the crystal not working, try to reduce the R28(by default it's 1K), if reduce the R28 didn't make crystal back to working. t Supported by official BFGMiner 3.8+
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• C-CEX
  C-CEX exchange is designed for security and protected by state of the art security services while giving you the option to secure yo Almost all functionality provided by C-CEX exchange can be accessed through our API, allowing you to build autom
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• Merlin's Maths Coins
  ...yptographic uses among other things, and therefore might be ascribed value by a security firm.
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• Cgminer for Mac OS X (project)
  ...n a single package. The website contains all compilable versions released by the official cgminer developers since version 3.3.1.
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• Vera&John
  ..., Suite 6, Independence Avenue, Mosta, Malta. Licence issued and regulated by Malta’s Lotteries and Gaming Authority: LGA/CLl/552/2009
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• Hash Exchange
  ...each customer must have bitcoin address, ownership of which he can confirm by the digital signature. Withdrawals from the account will be made only to th
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• DarkWallet
  ...n experimental, [[privacy]]-focused bitcoin [[client]] initially developed by [[Amir Taaki]], Cody Wilson and others.
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• HitBTC
  ...as a result of user votes or market makers' activity. The first coin added by winning the coin contest was DOGE <ref>http://dogecoin.com/</ref> and the l ...highly functional which sets it apart from other companies. It can be used by novice traders to gain valuable trading experience and gives them an opport
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• Betcoiner
  ...ll be higher than $2000 somewhere in 2014”. Users may also earn bitcoins by submitting new statements to bet on. The outcomes of the statements are decided by the moderators. In case of unclear event's outcome, the bets are reversed w
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• Prime API
  Private API is '''off by default'''. You need to enable it in your profile.
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• Avalon1
  ...le:avalon-controlunit-v1.2-P5.JPG | 160px]] [[File:avalon-controlunit-v1.2-by-ngzhang.JPG | 160px]] ...ot re-Flash your Avalon. Because not all of WR703N issue could be resolved by reset button. If you want to play WR703N I would like to recommend you orde
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• BitSimple
  * USD Withdraws - varies by payment method (ACH is provided without a fee) ...nd New York are blocked by BitSimple due to regulatory uncertainty created by regulating bodies in those states.
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• CEX.IO
  ...]] and, finally, registering a legal company CEX.IO LTD in November 2013. By this time, according to [[Blockchain.info]], GHash.IO has become the bigges ...up to uphold information rights in the public interest, promoting openness by public bodies and data privacy for individuals. Registration within ICO mea
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• Off-Chain Betting
  ...signed by both Alice and Bob to be spent. The refund transaction, signed by both of them, has an nLockTime of one year in the future. ...ce and Bob sign two versions of a transaction with nLockTime earlier (say, by a day) than the most recent bet (or the refund transaction, if there's no b
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• ANX Exchange API
  Any MtGox v2 (polling) client should work, by simply changing the base url to https://anxpro.com
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• BitBooks.co
  Authors pay commission on sales, which is deducted by BitBooks before paying royalties. At time of writing the commission listed ...w restrictions on content, but E-books must be original work and be listed by the copyright owner.
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• E4btc
  ...including phones, notebooks, desktops, monitors and televisions. It is ran by Bitcoins Berlin.
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• Avalon3
  * Add one quick poweroff self test, indicator by red LED.
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• Bitcoin Slots
  In the Bitcoin gambling community you can find the classic slots, powered by bitcoin and providing in the same time a provable fairness system.
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• FlaskWallet
  ...web-based flask application to manage bitcoin (and altcoin) wallets/nodes, by [http://kuttler.eu/blog Nicolas Kuttler].
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• Coinprism
  ...represented by colored coins. You could store your house on the blockchain by issuing a single coin, then the ownership of the house can be transferred w
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• Auditable paper wallet
  ...allet includes sufficient entropy, in a manner that can be easily verified by the user. ...user, PROGRAM_ENTROPY is some sort of randomly generated string generated by the software, and + means concatenation. The string USER_ENTROPY + PROGRAM
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• Hardfork
  However, some of these changes can be implemented by having the new transaction appear to older clients as a pay-to-anybody tran
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• Softfork
  This is done by having the new transaction appear to older clients as a "pay-to-anybody" tr ...pt <code>OP_HASH160 [20-byte-hash-value] OP_EQUAL</code> could be redeemed by simply pushing the preimage of the hashed value onto the stack. Now the val
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• Softfork wishlist
  ...-to-anybody outputs without using the new transaction type will be refused by the miners and all upgraded clients.
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• List of Major Bitcoin Heists, Thefts, and Losses
  == Events by date == ...he closure of Bitcoin stock exchange GLBSE”.]</ref>. The company was run by a minor, but this fact was not initially known.
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• Hashop.IO
  ...fter payment. The refund will be made through the same payment method used by the miner. After 7 days [http://hashop.io Hashop.io] gives the miner the op ...filiate Program], which gives you 10% discount of the plan cost, purchased by each referred client (payment in $). This offer works both for our recent c
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• Purecoin
  Purecoin is a Haskell full-node implementation, by [http://r6.ca/ Russell O'Connor], available [https://github.com/laanwj/Pure
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• Caesure
  Caesure is a Python implementation aiming for full-node features, by [http://www.nightmare.com/~rushing/ Sam Rushing], available [https://github
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• Haskoin
  Haskoin is a Haskell implementation aiming for full-node features, by Philippe Laprade, available [https://github.com/plaprade/haskoin on github]
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• BitsOfProof "supernode"
  ...f.com/ BitsOfProof]'s (BOP's) "supernode" is a Java implementation written by [https://bitsofproof.com/?page_id=142 Tamás Blummer (aka <tt>grau</tt>)].
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• Btcd
  btcd is a full-node implementation in Google Go by Conformal. Its [https://github.com/conformal/btcd project page on GitHub]
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• Brawker
  ...tcoin owners can order anything they want on the Internet and have it paid by someone else in fiat money who will then take the bitcoins in exchange. - People interested in buying bitcoins can do so by fulfilling someone else's order with their credit card or Paypal account an
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• Scrypt proof of work
  By using a memory-intensive hash function designed to reduce the efficiency of Originally introduced as part of the [[altcoin]] '''Tenebrix''' (TBX) by ArtForz and Lolcust, it was claimed to be resistant to GPU, FPGA, and ASIC
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• BittyBot
  ...stem. For the other sites the rating is taken from the TrustScore provided by [http://www.trustpilot.co.uk Trustpilot].
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• AntMiner
  *Default hash rate: 1.6 GH/s, over clock by command *Default hash rate: 2.0 GH/s, over clock by command
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• BitSource
  Based in Belize, BitSource.org is owned and operated by DCE24 Group Ltd., BitSource.org is a crypto-currency exchange platform focu
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• Blake Benthall
  '''Blake Benthall''' (also known by his online alias '''Defcon''') was the creator of [[Silk Road 2.0]],<ref>{{
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• HashCoins
  ...the ability to participate in the digital currency economy. It is operated by at least six individuals.<ref>[https://www.hashcoins.com/company/team/ Hash The company was founded in 2013 by Sergei Potapenko.<ref>[https://www.hashcoins.com/company/ HashCoins company
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• Mengmengbi
  ...X''']. The trading engine is built upon the LMAX Disruptor technology used by banks for their foreign currency exchange (FX) trading. The engine was des • Powered by ANX<br>
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• CryptoNote
  ...erent public keys for verification. In this case the transaction is signed by a group of users. Thus, the verifier may only identify that one of them was CryptoNote's ring signatures restrict the double-spending attempt by linking the transactions with the same private key. The protocol uses the k
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• CryptoNight
  ...nsiderable amount of time on each hash evaluation, it can be easily DDoSed by a flood of fake objects with arbitrary work data (nonce values).
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• HolyTransaction
  HolyTransaction is operated by HolyTransaction SA, which is a corporate entity registered in Luxembourg, w
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• BitcoinSportsTrade
  ...at there is no actual “Real” set price of BTC, the price is determined by the supply and demand of the customers and a recommended price is then set ...ons for the first month! After the first month earn up to 50% commissions by simply referring 2 new members each month. All commissions are paid in BTC.
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• Bitcoin.co.th
  ...any has since resumed operations in Thailand after a softening of position by the BoT.
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• BitLendingClub
  ...st fees in the industry at 1% of the loan value. The lending fees are paid by the borrower as part of the loan payments, which means that BLC does not ma BitLendingClub was founded by Kiril Gantchev and Yasen Yankov in October of 2012. The website was officia
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• Free Instant Bitcoins
  ...ou have successfully completed an offer, we will be automatically notified by the advertiser and you will then be instantly credited into your Bitcoin wa
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• LZF
  ...signed algorithm to encourage "healthy" behavior among traders in a market by awarding limit orders with royalties relative to their participation in hel ...merly PS Coin) was founded in December, 2013, based on a concept conceived by [http://www.ign.com/articles/2004/06/09/a-tale-in-the-desert-interview-with
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• Bitcoin Sports Trade
  ...at there is no actual “Real” set price of BTC, the price is determined by the supply and demand of the customers and a recommended price is then set ...ions for the first month! After the first month earn up to 50% commissions by simply referring 2 new members each month. All commissions are paid in BTC.
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• Bitcoinsportstrade.com
  ...at there is no actual “Real” set price of BTC, the price is determined by the supply and demand of the customers and a recommended price is then set ...ions for the first month! After the first month earn up to 50% commissions by simply referring 2 new members each month. All commissions are paid in BTC.
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• FreeInstantBitcoins
  ...ou have successfully completed an offer, we will be automatically notified by the advertiser and you will then be instantly credited into your Bitcoin wa
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• Freeinstantbitcoins.com
  ...ou have successfully completed an offer, we will be automatically notified by the advertiser and you will then be instantly credited into your Bitcoin wa
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• Coins.ph
  ...d by Telefonica), a consumer video conferencing company. TokBox was backed by Sequoia Capital, Bain Capital, Stanford University and some of Silicon Vall
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• Gatecoin
  Gatecoin is Money-Service Operator licensed in Hong-Kong and incubated by the Hong-Kong Science Technology Parks (HKSTP) and Tsinghua University. ...launched publicly in Q1 2015. Gatecoin is based in Hong Kong and operated by Gatecoin Ltd, incorporated on July 24th, 2013 in Hong Kong, SAR. Gatecoin w
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• Altcoin
  ...ent actors to interfere with the workings of an altcoin (such as Ethereum) by simply knocking on the doors of whoever is behind the altcoin. ...ok at their total net worth in Bitcoin terms they lost both money and time by trading on so called shitcoin casinos.
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• 1Bse
  ...ecointalk.org/index.php?topic=14076.msg195997#msg195997 LitecoinTalk post] by [[smoothie]]</ref>
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• Asmoney
  Asmoney users may deposit to your account by using three methods : Exchangers, Bitcoin and Litecoin. Same as deposit methods, Asmoney users can withdrawal from Asmoney account by using three methods anytime : Exchangers, Bitcoin and Litecoin
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• OpenSSL and EC Libraries
  Some algorithms in OpenSSL library may be restricted by patent law. Due to strong coupling between the elliptic curve support Bitco
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• Buttercoin
  ...s for adding money to a user's Buttercoin account are via wire transfer or by sending bitcoins directly to an address that Buttercoin provides.
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• Orisi
  ...uted system which allows for more secure smart [[contracts]] to be created by relying on multiple [[oracles]] to detect changes outside of the [[block ch
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• BitPagos
  ...g-bitcoin/ bitpagos-allow-latinam-merchants-to-avoid-sky-high-payment-fees-by-accepting-bitcoin]
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• BetVIP
  ...t-ups under his belt. BetVIP uses the enterprise managed solution provided by industry-leading software providers BetTech gaming (http://www.BetTech.com)
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• Cwallet
  - Pirate Linux does not use Ubuntu, but instead hardened Gentoo, regarded by many as the most secure operating system.
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• RIPEMD-160
  ...or added to the hash register is there isn't. The sub block can be varied by the design of a nonlinear function, the order in which the message block is
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• Avalon4
  Provided by cybtc * Update the set_voltage method to one by one
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• CoinTouch
  ...cebook and/or Google+ who trade cryptocurrency.<ref name=bitcoinmagazine/> By allowing direct trading between users, CoinTouch helps avoid the risk of st
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• Vbbb.com
  The VBBB platform is owned and operated by RUA Innovations LTS and based on BVI.
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• BitTrust
  Services and merchants can have their websites reviewed by BitTrust by submitting them to the site. BitTrust claims to evaluate submitted listings
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• Address reuse
  ...as future holders of their value. It also only functions by accident, not by design, so cannot be depended on to work reliably. While you may be okay with some random European researcher bound by his ethics board to conceal your identity from the public at-large, it is v
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• Binary options
  ...BTC to the contract 2-of-3 [[multisignature]] address which is controlled by private keys K1, K2, K3. Trades are placed by predicting the direction an asset will move during the specified time frame
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• Coinsetter
  ...ned its digital doors in November of 2012. It is wholly owned and operated by Coinsetter LLC and is based in New York City.
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• Avalon nano
  * Adjust the hashrate automatically by temperature (~1.0GH/s - ~3.6GH/s) ...der Windows with Chinese UI only, You can import the solution and crack it by yourself. It is distributed under UNLICENSE.Source code can be download her
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• Independent Reserve
  .... Independent Reserve is an Australian registered company that is audited by PricewaterhouseCoopers.
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• Colored Coins
  Real world '''Value''' is attached to those units (or "digital tokens") by the asset issuer's promise to '''redeem''' them for some goods or services. ...ely digital objects, such as songs, movies, e-books and software, as well, by storing the current ownership of the work as a colored coin on the blockcha
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• SpectroCoin
  ...tas Karalevičius, Mantas Mockevičius, Justas Dobiliauskas and is managed by Lithuanian-UK company [https://spectrofinance.lt/ Spectro Finance Ltd]. Spe The other product introduced by SpectroCoin is Bitcoin prepaid Debit card which can be used as an ordinary
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• From address
  # We often learn by comparing new phenomena to those we’re already familiar with, and in most === By analogy ===
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• Gemini
  Gemini Exchange is owned by the Winklevoss twins. The exchange is based in New York.
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• Blocktrail
  On July 19, 2016 Blocktrail was acquired by [[Bitmain]] and subsequently has re-branded to [[BTC.com]].<ref>http://www.
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• Mycelium
  The '''Mycelium''' project by Megion Research & Development GmbH makes a number of products including the ...gural-blockchain-awards/</ref> It is available in 12 languages, translated by volunteers.<ref>[https://crowdin.com/project/mycelium-bitcoin-wallet crowdi
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• ChangeTip
  ...of broadcasting a tip as a bitcoin transaction, a separate ledger is kept by ChangeTip, only pushing on-chain transactions when a user withdraws funds f ...> As per these conditions, they must agree to waive their right to a trial by jury. Additionally, they must give up their right to reverse engineer the s
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• BitNewt
  Founded in 2013 by Josh Blatchford
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• BitGo
  ...dpoint-for-multi-signature-bitcoin-wallets-services/ BitGo Raises $12M Led By Redpoint For Multi-Signature Bitcoin Wallets, Services]</ref>
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• LakeBTC
  ...ted and operated under the current domain name. LakeBTC is currently owned by Lake Investments Limited (BVI), with Shanghai Trading IT, Inc. providing te
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• Bitfinex
  ...rently in a beta phase (testing phase). The platform is owned and operated by iFinex Inc. (Bvi), and during this final phase the platform is being prepar EgoPay: 0.2% (not include charge by Egopay)
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• Mining manufacturer tech guidelines
  ...restarted; failure to do this can result in novice users getting confused by false "hardware error" reports resulting from unknown jobs. ...public key of their owner, and refuse to process work unless it is signed by that key. The keyholder must also be able to sign ownership of the ASIC ove
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• Heaven Sent Gaming
  ...they have released content across multiple media formats. Founded in 2006 by, now married, high school sweethearts [[Mario J. Lucero]] and Isabel Ruiz L ...Their first comic series, ''Reverie'' was first released in 2010; followed by ''TWD: before Destruction'' and ''Karis'' in 2011, both of which were initi
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• Btc.sx
  ...[[wikipedia:Sydney|Sydney]], [[wikipedia:Australia|Australia]], and is run by CEO Joseph Lee who co-founded the company alongside George Samman and Vince ...offline amid rumours of theft]</ref> Following a trading suspension issued by Btc.sx, it was revealed that Btc.sx had partnered with [[Mt. Gox]] to offer
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• Bitcoincloudservices
  ...stant mining contract delivery. Bitcoin cloud services sells hashing power by the gigahash (GH/s), has no pool fees, and offers daily payouts. Bitcoin Cloud Services sells hashing power by the Gighash (GH/s)
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• Mark Karpelès
  ...first=Cyrus | last=Farivar | date=2014-03-10 }}</ref> also sometimes known by his online alias '''MagicalTux''', was the CEO of [[Mt. Gox]].<ref name=cop ...tence and no criminal record.<ref name=mick2014/> This was later confirmed by [[Ashley Barr]], a former [[Mt. Gox]] employee.<ref>{{cite reddit|r=Bitcoin
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• Provable fairness
  ...t the outcomes were true and fair without any adjustments or manipulations by the gambling sites between when the bet was placed and when the outcome was
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• Hidden Service
  ...database that stores the hidden-service descriptors, Tor is decentralized by design; there is no direct readable list of all hidden services, although a ...alls include misconfigured services (e.g. identifying information included by default in web server error responses), uptime and downtime statistics, int
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• LakeTrader
  ...rader LakeTrader] is an in-browser (and hence cross-platform) app launched by [[LakeBTC]], that allows traders to view order book data, trade history and
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• Titanbit
  EUR bank transfers (SEPA) are accepted for deposits at no charge by the exchange. International wire transfer (EUR) are accepted.
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• Bitok.com
  The main payment systems provided by Bitok are the following: The order list allows placing a limit order by setting a certain price for buying or selling Bitcoins.
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• Halving day 2012
  The block was solved by a Radeon HD 5800<ref>{{cite btct|id=128200|title=210000 block found|date=28
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• Wladimir van der Laan
  |notableworks=[[Visucore]]<!-- was bitcoin-qt started by laan? -->
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• Laszlo Hanyecz
  [[File:laszlospizza.jpg|thumb|left|The pizzas bought by laszlo]]On May 17, 2010, laszlo posted a request to buy pizza with bitcoin.
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• Value overflow incident
  Therefore, the bitcoins created by it do not exist either. While the transaction does not exist anymore, the 0.5 BTC that was consumed by it does.
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• Virtual private server
  ...rtual private server''' ('''VPS''') is a virtual machine sold as a service by an Internet hosting provider. ..., there is a major risk that the website will outgrow the capacity offered by shared hosting. In such cases, it is considered preferable to select a virt
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• Non-specialized hardware comparison
  ...to reach speeds of over 1,000GH/s while consuming far less power than used by a GPU. The information in this table is preserved for historical interest, ...lbm || Windows 7 64-Bit, GPU Core OC to 830 MHz, GPU Memory UC to 200 MHz By MSI AfterBurner. Card: Gainward Golden Sample. @70%Fan we have 55 GPU temp.
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• Celery
  * Celery enables users to purchase the top 3 digital currencies by directly transferring money from a bank account ..., you must connect a US bank account. You can verify their bank instantly (by providing your bank account credentials) or via micro-deposits, which takes
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• Coinut
  ...rld to trade cryptocurrencies and their derivatives. The company is backed by [https://www.boost.vc/ Boost VC] in Sillicon Valley and [https://enterprise COINUT exchange was founded in 2013 by [https://twitter.com/TheRealXinxi Xinxi Wang] while he was pursuing his PhD
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• BitMarket.pl
  ...d, has announced at Mar 3 2014, that it enters the Bitcoin trading market by opening its exchange located at [http://www.BitMarket.pl www.BitMarket.pl].
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• The Byzantine Generals Problem
  ...ntine Generals''' each have a computer and want to attack the King's wi-fi by brute forcing the password, which they've learned is a certain number of ch ...proof-of-work is proof that they worked on it. If the CPU power exhibited by the proof-of-work is sufficient to crack the password, they can safely atta
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• IceDrill
  ...meaning that as the mine grows in hash power, so too do the profits earned by the shares. While one share will be worth roughly 10 Mhash of mining power
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• Haasonline Software
  '''Haasonline Software''' is a software development company founded by Stephan de Haas. It's primary products currently are several Trade Bots for ...design and to provide the best support on a 24-hour basis. He proves this by already having released several quality products and providing needed suppo
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• Cryptsy
  '''Cryptsy''' was an Internet startup operated by Project Investors, Inc. focusing on the [[exchanges|exchange]] of Crypto-Cu :Coindesk: [[Coinbase]] has settled a class action lawsuit brought by users of the former Cryptsy cryptocurrency exchange. <ref>https://www.coin
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• MapOfCoins.com
  ...2008. You can also access a short description of Bitcoin and all the forks by clicking the circle that symbolizes a particular coin. There's also an opti
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• Coinmarketcap
  ...are calculated by averaging the prices at the major [[exchanges]] weighted by volume.
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• Coinmate
  ....coinmate.io CoinMate.io] is a cryptocurrency exchange established in 2014 by Dan Houška and Roman Valihrach. Coinmate is located in London and currentl ...ocurrency by following the instructions of the stock exchange, deposit EUR by bank transfer, or deposit CZK via the GoPay payment gateway. These deposits
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• Rebittance
  In 2014, an expected US$436 Billion will be remitted by migrants back to their families in the developing world. The cost of sendin By using Bitcoin, the average cost of remittances could be reduced to $5 Billi
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• Satoshi Citadel Industries
  ...e Philippine market for the purpose of financial inclusion. It was founded by Filipino entrepreneurs ''John Bailon'', ''Miguel Cuneta'', ''Nick Galan'', Satoshi Citadel Industries (SCI) was founded by John Bailon, Miguel Cuneta, Nick Galan, and Jardine Gerodias in the first q
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• Bitcoin NostrAdamus
  ...whether the trend is going up or down in relation to the current price and by how much the price may change.
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• Gourl
  ...e and has a flat fee of 3.5% per transaction, much lower than fees imposed by Paypal for selling goods. The platform allows buyers to pay with various cr ...taken by GoUrl.io - Earn 0.50% Lifetime from each cryptocoin payment made by users through GoUrl.io Payment Gateway for Web Developers who use GoUrl Pay
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• Bitcore
  ...nality needed to develop apps for bitcoin. It is open-source and developed by [[BitPay]].
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• Insight
  ...y [[Original_Bitcoin_client/API_calls_list|bitcoind RPC]]. It is supported by [[BitPay]] and uses their [[bitcore]] implementation.
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• Solo.ckpool
  Pool code created and operated by Con Kolivas, creator of [[cgminer]] and [[ckpool]].
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• Ckpool
  ...l/database/proxy/passthrough/library in c for Linux</ref>. It is developed by Con Kolivas and Andrew Smith under the GPLv3 license. The source code is av
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• F2Pool
  ...before the pool had an English interface. At the time they were known only by their [[coinbase]] signature, which is 七彩神仙鱼 (Discus Fish), the n The [[coinbase]] signature for this pool is: "七彩神仙鱼[...]Mined by username"<ref>[https://blockchain.info/tx/5e0a3e711bd934ab6b04d70ada7532f09
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• AntPool
  '''AntPool''' is a pool run by [[Bitmain|Bitmain Tech Ltd]]. The [[coinbase]] signature for this pool is: "Mined by AntPool" <ref>[https://blockchain.info/tx/dd7747a771b30c600ca509ba58d40ed6e
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• Cloud mining
  ...tcoin-cloud-mining-contract-reviews/ cloud mining service] is now provided by such companies as [[CloudHashing]], [[PBmining]], [[Genesis Mining]], [[Coi
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• CloudHashing
  ...mpany that sells [[Cloud Mining|bitcoin mining contracts]]. It was founded by Emmanuel Abiodun and is located in Iceland<ref>[http://www.theverge.com/201
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• Airbitz Bitcoin Wallet & Directory
  *Transaction metadata (Payee, Category, Notes) editable by user
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• Stratum mining protocol
  ...tly thereafter, alternative "cheat sheet" style documentation was provided by [[BTCGuild]]<ref>[https://www.btcguild.com/new_protocol.php Stratum mining ...mal [[BIP]] describing an official standard, it has further developed only by discussion and implementation<ref>[https://bitcointalk.org/?topic=108533.0
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• BIP 0065
  until either a certain block height, or block time, has been reached. By ''possible'' to spend a transaction output in the future, by constructing a
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• CoinMx
  The Association was established in early 2013, with seven members and by October of 2013 has grown because of the digital money craze. Prior to addi The Coin.Mx site was developed by a group of our association members. They created the exchange so they could
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• Anycoin Direct
  ...e Netherlands. The company was registered at the Dutch Chamber of Commerce by Lennert Vlemmings, Bram C. L. Ceelen, and Julian A. W. van der Wijst under In 2014, the company expanded its services to Belgium by implementing the payment method, Bancontact, formerly known as Mister Cash.
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• X
  by a secure peer to peer system. And replace the underlying currency with
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• Allbitcoincasino
  ...ience and only including the very best places to play. Written and managed by an online gambling veteran and Bitcoin junkie, this is the place to check b
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• Escrow my Bits
  An escrow service that allows safe trading by securely holding buyer's funds in escrow until the terms of the sale or ser #* Funds are securely by Escrow my Bits
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• USMS December 2014 auction
  An auction that occurred in December 2014, hosted by the United States Marshals Service.<ref>http://www.usmarshals.gov/assets/20
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• USMS June 2014 auction
  ...es Marshals Service. All 29,656.51306529 BTC seized from the [[Silk Road]] by the FBI were sold to [[Tim Draper]].<ref>http://www.coindesk.com/us-marshal
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• Proof of Ownership
  This technique can be used by artists or businesses to certify the integrity, date of publication and own ...le to alter the data after certification. If the content is modified, even by a single bit, then the whole certificate becomes invalid.
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• Mimex
  ...s. For market takers there are fees that start at 0.6% and go down to 0.3% by $15,000 of volume.
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• Full node
  ...irly limited power: they can only reorder or remove transactions, and only by spending a lot of computing power. A powerful miner is able to execute [[We ...unspent transaction outputs (<2 GB) are required. Performance can improved by enabling <code>[https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1377345.0 -blockson
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• BIP 0042
  ...ch symbol color to use for it, and when wallet clients should switch to it by default. ...Satoshi was a master programmer whose knowledge of C++ was surpassed only by his knowledge of Japanese culture. The code below:
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• BIP 0043
  Although Hierarchical Deterministic Wallet structure as described by BIP32 Note that m / 0' / * is already taken by BIP32 (default account), which
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• BIP 0044
  an external chain by generating a new address.
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• BIP 0061
  ...|| Not mined/relayed because it is "non-standard" (type or version unknown by the server)
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• BIP 0062
  * The sender may create transactions that spend change created by the original transaction. In case the modified transaction gets mined, this ...' Adding extra data pushes at the start of scripts, which are not consumed by the corresponding scriptPubKey, is also a source of malleability.
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• BIP 0064
  such an app could be implemented by fully downloading and storing the block chain, it is useful for Nodes indicate support by advertising a protocol version above 70003 and by setting a new
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• Alphapoint
  ...es with the ability to process nearly one million transactions per second. By easing the adoption of digital currencies, AlphaPoint’s secure, scalable ...results in a bullet-proof system. AlphaPoint is built, managed, and tested by best-of-breed security, database, and systems experts. The Alphapoint team
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• Best Practices
  ...https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=83794.0#post_toc_11 List of events by BTC value lost]</ref> It is important that Bitcoin investors, users and dev ...as being the "next big thing" and claim to solve some problem in Bitcoin, by breaking the security model.<ref>[https://download.wpsoftware.net/bitcoin/a
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• BitcoinFS
  Bitcoin F# is a full-node implementation in F# by [https://github.com/hhanh00/ hhanh00]. Commenting on motivations [https:// ...keeps a tx pool, validates, relays new tx and you can trim old blocks just by deleting files. I've been running for a while.
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• Cubits
  ...ng, exchanging, storing, and accepting Bitcoin. Cubits was founded in 2014 by Tim Rehder, Julian Mautner and Andreas Lehrbaum and launched after a year i
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• BitBay
  Withdrawal can be made by Bluecash - 10 PLN up to 5 000 PLN. Withdrawal can be made by wire transfer - 0.35% (min. 5.2 USD, max 45 USD)
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• ASIC
  ...stems integrator|systems integrators]] - using the ASIC chips manufactured by other parties, and combining them with other electronic components on a boa The Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Technologies online course by Princeton University notes:
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• BlockCypher Live
  The service is supported by [http://www.blockcypher.com BlockCypher], the Block Chain Web Services comp
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• Avalon mm tools
  == What Avalon4 firmware are supported by Avalon mm tools ==
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• BIP 0066
  ...document proposes to restrict valid signatures to exactly what is mandated by DER, to make the consensus rules not depend on OpenSSL's signature parsing. ...though that flag falls outside of the DER specification, and is unaffected by this proposal. The function is also not called for cases where the length o
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• Wallet Security Dos and Don'ts
  * DO verify understanding by testing with [[testnet]]
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• Coin Fire
  }}A cryptocurrency news site formed by Mike Johnson in June of 2014. ...Cards, 'Bank-Level' Services</ref>. An investigation in to the claims made by the company eventually would show that Zurich was not providing insurance t
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• MailGhost
  ...K, but by the extent of services included in the price. This is reinforced by a 30-day Free Trial, 2 minute registration process, instant mailbox activat * Mail is covered by insurance while awaiting forwarding
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• CoinJoin
  ...talk.org/?topic=279249 CoinJoin: Bitcoin privacy for the real world]</ref> by gmaxwell. Traditional banking provides a fair amount of privacy by default. Your inlaws don't see that you're buying birth control that depriv
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• 2009
  *03 – The [[genesis block]] is established by [[Satoshi Nakamoto]]. *11 – Block 78 is the first to be mined by [[Hal Finney|a known individual]] other than Satoshi.
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• Early history
  * 31 – The [[Bitcoin white paper]] is published by Satoshi.
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• 2010
  *15 – The [[Bitcoin Wiki]] is reestablished by [[Mark Karpelès]] using MediaWiki. *16 – The earliest documented pool-mined block is solved by [[Bitcoin Pooled Mining]], aka Slush's Pool.
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• USMS March 2015 auction
  {{Outdated}}An auction that occurred in March 2015, hosted by the United States Marshals Service. 34 bids have been submitted for shares
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• /r/Bitcoin
  ...unity was founded [http://redditmetrics.com/r/Bitcoin September 9th, 2010] by Atlas, and has become one of the largest bitcoin communities for news, comm
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• Multi-signature
  ...f-<var>n</var> transactions. The idea is that Bitcoins become "encumbered" by providing addresses of multiple parties, thus requiring cooperation of thos ...ware wallets. If each hardware wallet you use in a multisig wallet is made by a different company, it would be incredibly difficult for them to secretly
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• Butterfly Labs
  ...in producing Bitcoin mining hardware. The company was founded in June 2012 by Nasser Ghoseiri and Sonny Vleisides, and was headquartered in Kansas City. ...mplaints from frustrated customers, and eventually culminated in a lawsuit by the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in 2014.
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• HashFast Technologies
  ...rg/14-30725.156.pdf] p8</td><td>The Intellectual Property purportedly held by HF is primarily related to the Golden Nonce chip." (HF here refers to HashF ...proceedings occurred and wanted to only communicate a resolution of claim by e-mail, which we have not done."</td></tr>
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• Bitmine
  ...r / Bitmine Coincraft A1 ASIC]] is claimed to have been initially designed by Bitmine and contracted out on a 1-year exclusive availability to Innosilico
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• 21
  In April 2018, Earn.com was acquired by [[Coinbase (business)|Coinbase]].<ref name="coinbase">{{cite web|url=https: By March 2015, 21 raised over $100 million in venture capital from numerous in
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• SFARDS
  ...ompany resulting from the merger of [[Gridseed]] and WiiBox. It is funded by Li Xiao Lai and Matrix Partners China.<ref>http://www.sfards.com/about</ref
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• Mastering Bitcoin
  ...evelop/book.asciidoc a freely-available book] on Bitcoin published in 2015 by O'Reilly Media. ...ks-Digital-Currencies/zgbs/books/10806607011</ref> and has been translated by volunteers into more than 10 languages[https://bitcoinbook.info/translation
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• July 2015 chain forks
  ...e two block chain forks with two or more invalid blocks. They were caused by miners who didn't properly validate blocks before mining on top of them.<re ...e 0.10.2&quot; or &quot;bitcoind 0.10.2&quot;, then confirmations reported by the server are likely to be accurate. The only other safe versions are 0.9.
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• Majority attack
  ...one mining will also go to waste, as any new bitcoins would be overwritten by the longest chain. ...severe with his private fork until it becomes longer than the branch built by the honest network, from whatever disadvantage.
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• Casascius 1000 BTC gold coin
  ...ius]] 1000 BTC gold coin''' is the highest denomination coin ever produced by Casascius. It is also the most valuable physical bitcoin ever produced, wit
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• TaxIssues
  This is an intro to tax and incorporation issues faced by people who are involved in cross-national business. This page is not inten Your tax situation can be done by a decision tree:
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• Third Key Solutions
  }}'''Third Key Solutions''' is a startup announced by [[Andreas Antonopoulos]].
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• Novello Technologies
  ...dfunding campaign's funding method - flexible funding - any funds received by Novello Technologies would remain theirs to keep regardless of the outcome
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• XCrowd
  ...formally canceled, no substantial post was made to its announcement thread by xCrowd since August 26th, 2013.<ref>https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic ...original [[BitcoinTalk Forum]] account used by xCrowd appears to be in use by a different person, based on the changes in writing style and interests.<re
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• Plan B
  '''''Plan B''''' was a talk show hosted by Jupiter Broadcasting.
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• Coinsecure
  Bitcoin startup is founded by Benson Samuel and Mohit Kalra, Coinsecure has been actively working on enab ...tcoin startup in India that is making series stride is Coinsecure, founded by Benson Samuel and Mohit Kalra. }}</ref><ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.bit
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• Labcoin
  ...ade claims to several [[ASIC]] hardware developments and sought investment by common members of the public. ...aimed to have been manipulated or be of infeasible design for the claims. By the 5th of November, some of the investors made claims to begin a lawsuit a
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• VMC
  ...ade claims to several [[ASIC]] hardware developments and sought investment by common members of the public. Many of their claims were refuted. By the 6th of February 2015, the State of Missouri had found "Multiple Violati
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• Libbitcoin
  ...Bitcoin Server deployments, including those maintained by Neill Miller and by Bitprim<ref>[https://github.com/libbitcoin/libbitcoin-server/wiki/Community ...inal client]]. It was created by a community of open source developers led by [[Amir_Taaki|Amir Taaki]] (genjix).<ref>[https://github.com/libbitcoin/libb
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• Libbitcoin Common
  * All build artifacts generated by [[Libbitcoin_Build|libbitcoin-build]]
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• Libbitcoin Blockchain
  ...sensus checks are identical to those implemented by [[Bitcoind|bitcoind]]. By building using the ''--without-consensus'' flag the dependency is avoided a
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• Libbitcoin Build
  ...ithub.com/libbitcoin/libbitcoin-build libbitcoin-build] repository is used by [[Libbitcoin]] maintainers to generate [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_bu ...ed artifacts and later maintainers can determine whether to retain changes by incorporating them into the model. This allows less experienced contributor
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• Libbitcoin Client
  ...Encoding Algorithm)] encoded elliptic curve points. Keys can be fabricated by Bitcoin Explorer (bx)<ref>[https://github.com/libbitcoin/libbitcoin-explore # **** Generated on 2015-05-18 15:09:59 by CZMQ ****
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• Libbitcoin Consensus
  ...onsensus Discussion on Libbitcoin Mailing List]</ref> and a recommendation by [[Peter_Todd|Peter Todd]]<ref>[https://lists.dyne.org/lurker/message/201503 ...coind. It is straightforward to verify the implementation against bitcoind by overlaying the bitcoind sources and performing a difference option. With ea
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• Libbitcoin Explorer
  The library is accompanied by the console application [[Bitcoin_Explorer|Bitcoin Explorer]] (bx).
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• Libbitcoin Node
  The library is accompanied by the console application [[Bitcoin_Node|Bitcoin Node]] (bn).
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• MegaChange.is
  ...l be earn from 5% to 30% of the amount of any exchange operation performed by the user!<br/>
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• Libbitcoin Server
  The library is accompanied by the console application [[Bitcoin_Server|Bitcoin Server]] (bs).
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• Pastecoin
  ...and sell code snippets in exchange for Bitcoin. It was originally created by [[Amir_Taaki|Amir Taaki]] who originally described it as, "just a weekend p * On December 18, 2010 it was purchased at auction by [[Jeff_Garzik|Jeff Garzik]] for 345 BTC<ref>[https://bitcointalk.org/index.
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• List of Bitcoin mining ASICs
  ...sted, was technologically successful, but financially expensive - as noted by Bitcoin entrepreneur Li Xiaolai<ref>https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic ...20130709175106/http://www.bitfurystrikesback.com/product/bitfury-55nm-asic-by-reel-july/,June 14th 2013,https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=228677
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• Golden Nonce Pool
  * Variable fee kept by the pool to absorb operator variance when balancing participant variance.
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• Flood attack
  ...if an attacker wants to waste money, transactions are further prioritized by the time since the coins were last spent, so attacks spending the same coin
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• July 2015 flood attack
  ...fill up an entire block on their own, and are far too large to be relayed by nodes; they have only been confirmed because F2Pool dedicated blocks to the ...ocks at sizes such as 250 kB or 750 kB. The attack seems to have concluded by July 15.<ref>{{cite reddit|r=Bitcoin|title=Transaction mempool back down to
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• Scalability FAQ
  Statements by Nakamoto in the summer of 2010 indicate he believed Bitcoin could scale to ...the block size limit by the expected average size of transactions, divided by the average number of seconds between blocks (600). For example, if you ass
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• Synala
  '''Synala''' is a free, open sourced PHP system by Envrin Group that you install on your server, enabling you to easily and se
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• BitHashMiner
  ...rnatural specs at an unrealistically low price. The scam has been labelled by onlookers as "thread gold",<ref name="noddy">{{cite btct|id=944406|title=Bi .../bithashminer.kinja.com/bithashminer-10th-s-bitcoin-miner-1684345699</ref> By February 12, the [[BitcoinTalk]] account of BitHashMiner was inactive and t
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• Bitso
  The exchange was announced on April, 2014. Bitso.com is owned and operated by Bitso S.A.P.I. de C.V. and based in Mexico City, Mexico.
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• Bitcoin Explorer
  [https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37057601 Additional write-up by Greg Maxwell describing some of the extent of the damage done]<br>
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• BitMarket (disambiguation)
  *[[BIPS Market]], a defunct exchange operated by [[BIPS]]
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• DOS/STONED incident
  ...as one of the first computer viruses, and had become common and widespread by the 1990s. When an infected computer started, there was a one in eight prob
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• BIP 0067
  By adopting a sorting and encoding standard, compliant wallets will always pro
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• BIP 0068
  ...motives alone would break that assumption completely. The change described by this BIP repurposes the sequence number for new use cases without breaking All references to median-time-past (MTP) are as defined by BIP113.
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• Bitcoin in the far future
  ...e is a communications delay of up to 20 minutes between Earth and Mars, so by the time the Mars-mined blocks reach Earth, Earth will usually have already ...that differ by many blocks. When one side finally pulls ahead of the other by a few blocks, the other side loses all of their blocks since the fork. This
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• Block 9
  ...[[block]] after the [[genesis block]] in Bitcoin's [[block chain]]. Mined by [[Satoshi Nakamoto]] on January 11, 2009, it is the oldest block to have a
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• Coinrex
  ...are no-register play, which is similar to on-chain gambling with bitcoin (by selecting payout, the bitcoins are returned to the sender's address).
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• OpenBazaar
  ...r the [[Affero General Public License|GNU AGPLv3]], but after a discussion by the developers it was relicensed under the [[MIT License|MIT license]] on S
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• BIP 0123
  BIPs are classified by system layers with lower numbered layers involving more intricate interoper ...s is not required for basic network interoperability but might be expected by some client applications.
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• BIP 0130
  ...for the intermediate blocks are delivered before requesting those blocks. By announcing headers from the last fork point leading up to the new tip in th ...sage, the node will be permitted, but not required, to announce new blocks by sending the header of the new block (along with any other blocks that a nod
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• BIP 0120
  # It should be easy to implement by wallets and servers to ease adoption. * Signing messages, chosen by the server, with the private keys used to sign the transaction. This could
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• BIP 0113
  their blocks in order to collect more fees by including transactions that by wall clock determination have not yet matured.
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• BIP 0112
  ...has reached the specified age, as measured in block-height or block-time. By comparing the argument to CHECKSEQUENCEVERIFY against the nSequence field, BIP 68 repurposes the transaction nSequence field meaning by giving
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• BIP 0111
  This BIP extends BIP 37, Connection Bloom filtering, by defining a
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• BIP 0106
  ...Depending on previous block size calculation and previous Tx fee collected by miners. ...Depending on previous block size calculation and previous Tx fee collected by miners===
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• BIP 0105
  Dynamic block size adjustments also suffer from the potential to be gamed by the Free voting as suggested by BIP100 allows miners to sell their votes out of band
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• BIP 0103
  ...e new rules. The new chain created by those changed nodes will be rejected by old nodes, so this would effectively be a request to the ecosystem to migra Furthermore, the effective space available is always constrained by a hash rate majority and its ability to process transactions. No hard forki
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• BIP 0102
  # Increase maximum block sigops by similar factor, preserving SIZE/50 formula.
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• BW (disambiguation)
  *[[Bitcoin Watch]], a data tool operated by [[Bitcoin Charts]] *[[Bitcoin Weekly]], a magazine published by [[Kiba]] in 2011
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• Bitcurex
  ...curex is based in Łódź, Poland. The cryptocurrency exchange is operated by local company Digital Future Ltd. ...ack/ | publisher=Coindesk |title=Polish Bitcoin Exchange Bitcurex Targeted by Hacking Attack}}</ref> the exchange extensively tightened its security with
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• Coinfloor
  ...ber 30, 2013 | title = Coinfloor Is A New UK-Based Bitcoin Exchange Backed By Passion Capital And Transferwise Founder Taavet Hinrikus|last = O'Hear|firs ...e Coinfloor opens for business}}</ref> Bitcoin is currently not classified by the FCA as money and as such is not representative of monetary value. Coinf
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• Chaang Noi
  }}'''Chaang Noi''', known by his alias '''Goat''', was a prominent Peruvian member of [[BitcoinTalk]]. H
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• Mark T. Williams
  ...ee on Small Business: Committee Explores Risks and Benefits of Bitcoin Use by Small Businesses</ref> The Bitcoin community remains critical of his concer
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• February 10, 2014 flash crash
  .../bitcoin-flash-crashes-drops-80-seconds|title=Bitcoin Flash Crashes, Drops By 80% In Seconds|work=Zerohedge|author=Durden, Tyler|date=10 February 2014|ac
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• BIP 0069
  By contrast, a standard for non-deterministic sorting could be difficult to au ...might naively order inputs based on when addresses were added to a wallet by the user through importing or random generation.
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• CoinCorner
  ...ia.org/wiki/Isle_of_Man Isle of Man]. The company was founded in June 2014 by Daniel Scott, Phil Collins, Charlie Woolnough and David Brown as a solution ...t: Attitude Adjustment Camps (E651)"], Russia Today, YouTube.</ref> hosted by Max Keiser.
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• Bitcoin XT
  }}'''Bitcoin XT''' was a fork of [[Bitcoin Core]] created by [[Mike Hearn]] in 2014. Originally designed to introduce alternative P2P ru ...ummary |work=coin.dance |accessdate=7 January 2017 }}</ref> Later attempts by other codebases to increase the block size to 2 MB including Bitcoin Classi
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• BIP 0100
  Title: Dynamic maximum block size by miner vote Replace the static 1M block size hard limit with a hard limit set by coinbase vote, conducted on the same schedule as difficulty retargeting.
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• BIP 0101
  ...wing, and will soon reach the one-megabyte-every-ten-minutes limit imposed by the one megabyte maximum block size. Increasing the maximum size reduces th Deployment shall be controlled by hash-power supermajority vote (similar to the technique used in BIP34), but
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• VCX
  The Exchange was designed by people with commodities trading deep experience.
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• ISFXmedia
  ...r of clients. They have increased the scope of their potential client base by welcoming digital currencies such Bitcoin, in addition to traditional fiat Other options like SEPA-transfer and other digital currencies are available by agreement.
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• Avalon6
  *CGMiner:Fix divide by zero in Avalon4 driver * Fix freq setting lost cause by mm was toot
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• Price controls
  ...an arguments focus on the effects that price controls have on the economy. By distorting supply and demand maximum prices (if set below the market rate)
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• ASOhub
  Other digital currencies are accepted by agreement.
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• GDAX
  GDAX was a cryptocurrency exchange owned and managed by [[Coinbase (business)|Coinbase]] designed for more advanced users, professi
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• Coinsnap
  The integration (API or shop module) is supported by the technic team of Coinsnap.
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• ChromaWay
  ...represented by colored coins. You could store your house on the blockchain by issuing a single coin, then the ownership of the house can be transferred w
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• Joyce kim
  ...was a VC at Freestyle Capital. She graduated from Cornell at 19, followed by graduate school at Harvard and Columbia Law School. Joyce is currently a Di
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• Denarium physical bitcoins
  ...hat contain an embedded piece of paper with digital Bitcoin value, covered by a tamper-resistant hologram. They can be purchased at Denarium's website (h ...and used for bitcoin investment. They are a helpful tool to save bitcoin, by making multiple transactions to the wallets. The hologram on the physical b
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• Quantum computing and Bitcoin
  The most dangerous attack by quantum computers is against public-key cryptography. On traditional comput ...like t²; this should be compared with a classical miner, which by applying t iterations the probability scales linearly with t. The ramificat
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• Cryptonit
  ...s among the oldest bitcoin exchange platforms. It has been founded in 2012 by a group of cryptocurrency geeks. Cryptonit was among the first exchange to
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• Transaction replacement
  ...en a transaction seen by a node is conflicted with and ultimately replaced by another transaction. ...eplaced by other unconfirmed transactions at the whim of nodes, determined by the node operator's own policies.
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• Craig Wright
  ...dence against his claim, yet Wright was able to get lots of media coverage by sympathetic journalists with a limited understanding of technology after Wr ...ef>[http://archive.is/kjuLi#selection-729.989-732.0 Paid a million dollars by nTrust to 'reveal' himself as Satoshi]</ref>
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• Bitcoin Core 0.11 (ch 1): Overview
  Ideally, the accuracy of the information on these pages would be checked by developers who are getting up to speed on the Bitcoin Core code base. Addi A "basic full node" is what is documented in these pages. By "basic full node," what is meant is a node that validates and relays blocks
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• Scam:Bithome.co
  Bithome scams users by offering to "buy" Bitcoin with PayPal, Skrill, MoneyGram, Western Union and
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• Bithome.co(Scam)
  Bithome scams users by offering to "buy" Bitcoin with PayPal, Skrill, MoneyGram, Western Union and
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• Bitcoin Core 0.11 (ch 4): P2P Network
  ...given time, the node is connected with a set of other nodes, i.e. peers. By default the code connects to 8 outbound peers (nodes that our node goes out ...e vNodes (<u>net.h</u>) holds the set of peers. The variable is protected by cs_vNodes.
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• Bitcoin Core 0.11 (ch 5): Initial Block Download
  ...This is an integral step to the distributed nature of bitcoin because only by doing this can a node claim that it has independently validated all transac ...at everyone (where "everyone" means the network participants as recognized by the Bitcoin Core commit-access developers) recognizes as being on the longe
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• Bitcoin Core 0.11 (ch 6): The Blockchain
  ...base - it's writing function (WriteBatchSync) only writes to the database. By comparison, the chainstate wrapper's writing function (BatchWrite) both wri ...rk header our node has received, before having received its transactions. By comparison, chainActive.Tip is only set after we've received and validated
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• SHA-256
  ...ptographic hash functions are mathematical operations run on digital data; by comparing the computed "hash" (the output from execution of the algorithm)
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• Adam Back
  ...notable as the inventor of [[Hashcash]], the [[proof-of-work]] system used by [[Bitcoin]]. ...gWit2x]].<ref>[https://twitter.com/adam3us/status/913495697936277504 Tweet by Adam Back (adam3us) saying ''segwit2x is very likely to degrade into "paypa
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• ICE3X Exchange
  The Ice Cubed Exchange is operated by [https://ice3x.com/ ICE3X]. ICE3X is active in South Africa, Nigeria, and t
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• Libbitcoin Network
  * By early 2016 [[Eric_Voskuil|Eric Voskuil]] completed the version 3 redesign t
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• BIP 0002
  After investigating past work, the best way to proceed is by posting about the new idea to the [https://groups.google.com/g/bitcoindev B ...ecessary in the git repository. Updates to drafts should also be submitted by the author as pull requests.
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• BIP 0047
  ...ated represented by (m / 47' / 0' / 0') is part of the account represented by (m / 44' / 0' / 0'). ...account in a wallet consists of the new account/payment code pair created by using an index of 1 in as the account/identity level of both paths.
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• BIP 0074
  ...efined in BIP70) gives merchants a way to build sophisticated transactions by serializing one or more outputs in the form of a PaymentRequest. The Paymen .... If a wallet can process a PaymentRequest with OP_RETURN data as proposed by this BIP, it will support potentially sophisticated Bitcoin applications wi
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• BIP 0080
  Series are used by voting pools in order to implement FIFO cold storage. By directing deposits into multiple series, the private keys for most of the d
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• BIP 0083
  ...an construct decision trees of arbitrary depth and revoke an entire branch by revealing a parent node used to derive all the children.
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• BIP 0099
  ...of work and also satisfies the rules. This can be intentional or be caused by a bug in consensus validation reimplementations. : the existing implementation is a library that is compiled by default with Bitcoin Core master and exposes a single C function named bitc
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• BIP 0107
  ...ugment the trend towards network and mining centralization (largely driven by mining hardware such as ASICs) and thereby threaten the security of the net ...t >= 3025 blocks were >=60% full, the maximum block size will be increased by 10%
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• BIP 0109
  ...cution stack, it is counted as one signature operation. If it is satisfied by the public key nearest the bottom of the execution stack, it is counted as === Activation: 75% hashpower support trigger, followed by 28-day 'grace period' ===
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• BIP 0122
  ...rks and Jorge Timon for the suggestion that we could identify each network by its genesis block hash.
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• BIP 0124
  This BIP defines a script template format that can be used by wallets to deterministically generate scripts with specific authorization p An individual key is determined by a BIP32 derivation path and an index. For convenience, we introduce the fol
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• BIP 0125
  Title: Opt-in Full Replace-by-Fee Signaling The opt-in full Replace-by-Fee (opt-in full-RBF) signaling policy
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• BIP 0131
  to check if each input has not been spent by a coalescing transaction. If there exist any Address re-use comes in two forms: re-use by the ''sender'', and re-use by the ''receiver''.
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• BIP 0132
  ...med in the proposal can call a &quot;submit for comments&quot; at any time by posting to the [https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/bitcoin- ** The BIP must have been assigned BIP-number (i.e. been approved by the BIP editor) to be submitted for comments.
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• BIP 0140
  ...as the participant modification scenario. The transaction ID is normalized by removing the signature scripts from transactions before computing its hash. ...at are being transferred. If a transaction is modified and later confirmed by ending up in the blockchain all transactions that depended on the original
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• BIP 0141
  The entirety of the transaction's effects are determined by output consumption (spends) and new output creation. Other transaction data By removing this data from the transaction structure committed to the transact
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• BIP 0142
  ...egregated witness soft fork (BIP141). The scriptPubKey is an OP_0 followed by a push of 20-byte-hash (P2WPKH) or 32-byte hash (P2WSH). ...ness program output is a scriptPubKey with a push of version byte followed by a push of witness program, and nothing else;
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• BIP 0143
  ...imize redundant data hashing in verification, and to cover the input value by the signature. ...seconds to verify. This could be fixed by optimizing the digest algorithm by introducing some reusable “midstate”, so the time complexity becomes O(
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• BIP 0144
  ...The number of script witnesses is not explicitly encoded as it is implied by txin_count. Empty script witnesses are encoded as a zero byte. The order of
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• BIP 0145
  ...l ([[bip-0022.mediawiki|BIP 22]]) to support segregated witness as defined by [[bip-0141.mediawiki|BIP 141]]. ...if the client's "rules" list lacks "segwit", server MAY support old miners by producing a witness-free template and omitting the '!' rule prefix for "seg
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• Libbitcoin Database
  ...is a cache this is not considered significant. Repair can be accomplished by re-synchronizing the blockchain. Version 3 provides robust detection of cor ...lthough the impact is typically small. Defragmentation can be accomplished by re-synchronizing the blockchain.
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• BTCBear
  The company was founded by Morteza Rezaei and Mohammad Sadegh Daneshvar.<br />
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• Bitlish
  ...a sell. Taker fees are paid when you remove liquidity from the order book, by placing any order that is executed against a limit order already on the ord ...ing fiat currencies and are subtracted from the total fiat amount reserved by the order in the total balance.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://bitlish.com/ab
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• Lightweight node
  Lightweight nodes are served by [[full node]]s to connect to the Bitcoin network. They are effectively depe ...ownsides that users should be aware of. These downsides can all be avoided by configuring a lightweight node wallet to connect only to your own [[full no
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• Zero-knowledge proofs
  ...a '''zero-knowledge proof''' or '''zero-knowledge protocol''' is a method by which one party (the ''prover'') can prove to another party (the ''verifier
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• Why Your Business Should Use a Full Node to Accept Bitcoin
  ...a worldwide blockade. Many online poker sites in the US are also blockaded by banks and payment processors and so use bitcoin instead. ...ps://twitter.com/torservers/status/824940412007751680 Twitter announcement by torservers.net]
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• Timelock
  ...[[Bitcoin Core]] 0.11.0, every normal transaction automatically generated by began including an nLockTime set to a recent block height as a way to make ...wing transaction outputs (rather than whole transactions) to be encumbered by a timelock. When the CLTV opcode is called, it will cause the script to fa
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• Principles of Bitcoin
  Other electronic payment systems prevent double-spending by having a master authoritative source to check for them. If there is theft, ...and to send all the money to one person because that command would be seen by any reviewer who would raise the alarm to stop anyone running the code.
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• Bitit
  ...vouchers and our Bitcoin gift cards. Buy Bitcoin [https://bitit.io/ online by credit card] or [https://bitit.gift/physical with cash in more than 100K+ L * Instant Bitcoins with 3DS Banking Cards, Sofort Banking and by cash with Neosurf prepaid vouchers.
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• Xkcd
  ...ebcomic that has reached enormous levels of success. The comic was created by Randall Monroe in 2005.
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• Receiving donations with bitcoin
  ...situations Bitcoin's [[multisignature]] contracts may be useful. They work by creating a wallet divided amongst N people where a minimum of M of the must == Improving censorship-resistance and privacy by avoiding address-reuse ==
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• Clearing Up Misconceptions About Full Nodes
  ...umber comes from [https://bitnodes.21.co/ sites like this] and it measured by trying to connect to every nodes on their open ports. (Original research by theymos on June 6, 2016 18:30 UTC.)
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• BIP 0331
  of their transactions by attaching high-fee descendants (Child Pays for Parent or CPFP). ...ts when considering which of two conflicting transactions to keep (Replace by
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• Bitwala
  Founded by Jörg von Minckwitz, Jan Goslicki, and Benjamin P. Jones in October 2015. A Bitwala enables SEPA and SWIFT money transfers by exchanging Bitcoin ()or Altcoins to over 20 fiat currencies to any bank acc
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• HostingBuY
  ...ncy. [[Blockchain.info|Blockchain]] had been tested and finally integrated by the end of 2011 through the [[BitPay|BitPay]] service that we use today.
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• PayJoin adoption
  ...ions with multiple inputs "necessarily reveal that their inputs were owned by the same owner," because both the sender and receiver of a transfer contrib ...ut-ownership heuristic|common input ownership assumption]] which is broken by PayJoin transactions. So if those transactions became even a little bit wid
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• Consensus
  ...everal very different ways. Really, all of these usages should be replaced by distinct, different words, and the word consensus should never be used.
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• Spam transactions
  Attackers will sometimes waste network resources by sending BTC between their own addresses uselessly. ...r very-low-fee transactions at once. This makes the "mempool" number shown by some websites go up massively, which sometimes causes people to panic, but
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• BTC Direct
  ...to bitcoin. The team also offers support by skype (btcdirect1), email and by phone. <br><br>The team is available on business days between 09:00 - 22:00
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• Denarium.com
  ...which eliminates the need to trust the manufacturer. Denarium is operated by Praos Oy. In addition to Denarium, Prasos also operates the Finnish bitcoin ...y that involves the handling of private keys is directly supervised either by Henry Brade (CEO) or Viljami Räisä (CPO), or both.
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• BitcoinETI
  ...like banks and pension funds invest into bitcoin. BitcoinETI is sponsored by [https://revoltura.com/ Revoltura Ltd].
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• Bitcoinfactswiki
  The website represented by [http://bitocinfactswiki.github.io The Bitcoinfactswiki] and announced in t
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• BTC.com
  .../wallet.btc.com web wallet] originally created by Blocktrail and now owned by Bitmain Technologies. It also publishes an [https://play.google.com/store/a On July 19, 2016 [[Blocktrail]] was acquired by [[Bitmain]] and subsequently re-branded to BTC.com.<ref>http://www.coindesk
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• CoinGate
  ...ebruary 2017 with the launch of the credit card option for buying Bitcoin. By May 2017, CoinGate processed its first 10,000 payments. ...017/12/coingate-implements-segwit-addresses/ integrated Segwit] addresses. By that time, the company had processed 100,000 payments in total.
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• Hash Time Locked Contracts
  ...of a payment either acknowledge receiving the payment prior to a deadline by generating cryptographic proof of payment or forfeit the ability to claim t ...an use it to finalize his payment and fully receive the payment from Bob. By doing so, Charlie necessarily makes the pre-image available to Bob.
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• Hashlock
  ...This makes it possible to create multiple outputs that are all encumbered by the same hashlock and which all become spendable at the same time. Hashloc ...puzzle|transaction puzzle]]", a transaction output which can only be spent by someone who can satisfy this encumbrance:
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• Segregated Witness
  ...tivation of segregated witness was blocked by miners for political reasons by exploiting a flaw in the [[BIP 9]] activation mechanism. ...oin is not ruled by miners|miners]], so the deadlock was possible to solve by creating a [[user activated soft fork]] [[BIP 148]] where the [[economic ma
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• Setting up a Tor hidden service
  ...ng as your server has the same xxxx.onion address they will know it is run by the same person. For absolute security delete <tt>onion_private_key</tt> at ...via the ControlPort if <tt>listen=1</tt> is set in <tt>bitcoin.conf</tt>. By default Bitcoin Core will usually connect over the regular Internet as well
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• Coin analogy
  ...erstandings. For example, people who think in this way are often mystified by the concept of [[change]] outputs. Your wallet then is a collection of vaults, each constrained by different locks (ie. addresses). Inside of those vaults are a number of coi
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• Passphrase generation
  Examples of keys that could be cracked by a global search: Example of keys that could be cracked by a targeted search:
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• Splitting the data directory
  ...formance bottleneck. You can therefore often massively improve performance by moving just the chainstate directory (which is only a few GB) to an SSD dri ...ures and be slightly less helpful to the network. Security is not affected by this, however, and you remain a [[full node]].
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• Fee bumping
  ...the remaining 1% of cases, but in general, fees are handled pretty poorly by today's wallets. ...or CPFP) or replace the stuck transaction (called [[replace by fee|replace-by-fee]], or RBF). The instructions vary significantly depending on your walle
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• Uquid
  ...centralized bitcoin blockchain technology. The all-in-one solution offered by Uquid enables bitcoin and altcoin payments with just one click. With the Uq Their support team is reachable by email and through a contact form that creates a ticket number which enable
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• Shamir Secret Snakeoil
  ...t. If you have a device which is guaranteed to be free of malware operated by a user guaranteed to be incorrupt, you could just leave the private key the Most the time safe bitcoin key material can be backed up more safely by simply making multiple copies. Vulnerability of any one backup to theft can
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• BIP 0147
  ...ity rules to fix a malleability vector in the extra stack element consumed by <code>OP_CHECKMULTISIG</code> and <code>OP_CHECKMULTISIGVERIFY</code>. ...n. The dummy element is not inspected in any manner, and could be replaced by any value without invalidating the script. This document specifies a new ru
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• BIP 0173
  Superseded-By: 350 Their functionality is available indirectly to older clients by embedding in P2SH
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• Transaction expiration
  This myth may have been started by [[Bitcoin Core]]'s default behavior of removing transactions from its [[mem
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• List of Bitcoin splits
  ...s hardfork. The altcoins in this list are available to be claimed and sold by Bitcoin holders who had BTC at the time of the split, which can be sold as
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• Bitcoin as a medium of exchange
  ...tekeepers can stop someone using it. The bitcoin software can be installed by anybody and used to send/receive. * '''ID-less'''. Does not require ID or registration to use. So can be used by privacy-conscious people, minors, computers, unbanked people, third-world r
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• Bitcoin as an investment
  * '''Easy to protect.''' Can be made impossible to steal or seize by any thief, government or bank. ...re not useful to you, they may be useful to others which would benefit you by increasing the value of your held bitcoins.
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• Deterministic wallet tools
  ...pybitcointools]: Simple, common-sense Bitcoin-themed Python ECC library. by Vitalik Buterin.
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• Bitcoin is not ruled by miners
  A common misunderstanding is that Bitcoin is ruled by [[Mining|miners]]; ie. that miners act as some sort of parliamentary body f == Why Bitcoin is not ruled by miners ==
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• Satoshi per byte
  ...transaction fees|transaction's fee]] in [[satoshi (unit)|satoshi]] divided by the size of the transaction in bytes. ...ction's size in [[Weight units]] divided by 4. Weight units are calculated by taking the transaction size (without the witness) times 3, added to the tra
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• BitcoinIndex
  ...s://bitcoinindex.io Bitcoin Index] is a Bitcoin realtime price index owned by [[Coinut]]. It provides a highly available and robust Bitcoin realtime pric ...in different continents to ensure that the service will not be interrupted by regional network outage, and at the same time, they ensure strong consisten
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• Coinbase (podcast)
  '''''Coinbase''''' was a podcast that ran for 6 episodes from 2011 to 2012 by Hiro White and [[Bitcoin Road Trip|TheRealPlato]].
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• Seed phrase
  ...an excellent way of backing up and [[storing bitcoins]], so they are used by almost all well-regarded wallets.<ref>[https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-w This works by the wallet creating a seed phrase and asking the user for a password. Then
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• Church of Bitcoin
  The Church of Bitcoin was founded on August 7th, 2017 by Henry Romp and Aprexer. ...r mission: To free the world from the oppression that is currently enabled by government and central bank control over exchange.
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• Storing bitcoins
  ...(or several safe places, as backups). Ideally the wallet should be backed by your own [[full node]]. ...n a home safe and in a safe deposit box (as long as your seed is protected by a passphrase) than to store two backups in your bedroom and one in your gar
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• Techniques to reduce transaction fees
  ...s freed up for all users of Bitcoin. This would be expected to lower fees by some amount (likely more than 5%), providing a second order of savings on t ...ld achieve a significant savings in transaction fees for the same priority by switching to compressed public keys. If all wallets adopted it, this would
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• Bitcoin Knots
  ...oin Next-Test''') is a derivative of [[Bitcoin Core]] primarily maintained by [[Luke Dashjr]]. * [[Replace by fee|Full RBF]] node policy support, enabled by default (as of 0.16).
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• Blockonomics
  ...l them using tags. Dashboard shows a quick overview of balances classified by each tag. Balances are shown in BTC as well as the fiat currency of users'
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• Replace by fee
  To solve this problem, the concept of replace-by-fee was developed: by requiring replacements to pay for not only its own cost, but also the fee o
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• Ebit
  Ebit is brand of bitcoin mining ASIC hardware manufactured by [[Ebang|Zhejiang Ebang Communication Co.,Ltd]].
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• Weight units
  ...hese maximum block size limits, you simply put the data in the format used by the [[Protocol documentation|P2P protocol's]] ''block'' message and counted ...icate the spender of certain bitcoins. Witnesses do not need to be stored by all full nodes after they are processed, unlike other parts of a transactio
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• Nuclear war and Bitcoin
  ...ted above, the vast majority of people would not be directly harmed at all by the war. Even in the worst-case all-out-war scenario, probably at least hal ...er, such as by using satellite communication, dial-up connections, or even by writing transactions down on paper and moving them physically. This would m
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• BTCPay
  ...re-accept-bitcoin/ How to Create an Online Store & Accept Bitcoin – Step By Step Guide] ...coinbase-and-bitpay-gab-finally-lands-a-crypto-payment-processor/ Rejected by Coinbase and BitPay, Gab Finally Lands a Crypto Payment Processor] - breake
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• Partially signed bitcoin transaction
  ...input does not have a complete set of signatures. The format (standardized by [https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0174.mediawiki BIP 174]) c
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• Hyperionx
  ...rovide efficiency and scalability, from an individual to enterprise level. By leveraging blockchain technology Hyperion enables a decentralized, self-suf # Incentivizes users to stay online by ranking them by their uptime.
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• Trezor
  You can further improve the security by using a passphrase and or multiple passphrases to create so-called "Hidden ...ger does not require remembering one master password, as access is granted by pressing a physical button on your Trezor device. Your passwords are stored
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• Stickied rbitcoin threads
  ..._servers_are_under_ddos_by_a_large_botnet/ Electrum servers are under DDoS by a large botnet. Do not get scammed downloading some alternative version!] ...worse_is_better_blog_post_by_gwern/ Bitcoin Is Worse Is Better - Blog post by gwern]
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• Apirone
  * Mass payment of up to 250 recipients by one request ...ys-case-studies-by-apirone/ Who uses crypto payment gateways? Case studies by Apirone]
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• Decoding BitPay payment requests
  ...ack of compelling reasons to use it. Therefore, it is not widely supported by wallets, and it probably never will be. This page shows you how to pay to t ...xact number of [[Satoshi (unit)|satoshi]] you are expected to send (divide by 100000000 for BTC), and <tt>requiredFeeRate</tt> is the minimum satoshi/byt
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• Cryptofacilities
  Crypto Facilities Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 757895) and registered in England with
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• Magento
  ...n March 31 2008 as an open source e-commerce platform. Magento is produced by the company Magento (formerly Varien) and written entirely in PHP. Actually ...y (100% of the share). Then, on 2 November 2015, the company was purchased by Permira, a European private equity firm. Finally, in June 2018, the full sa
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• BitKassa
  ...n accept bitcoins from their customers using just a web interface provided by BitKassa or, if customers pay from their homes use BitInvoice or BitKassa f ...s possible to integratie an API or use one of the webshop plugins provided by BitKassa.
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• Blockpath
  ...erview tab shows the summary and transactions, and can be quickly filtered by account or inputs/outputs. By default the app rounds to the currency's typical decimal precision, but you
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• Blinded bearer certificates
  This is an idea well-known by Bitcoin experts, based on a paper by David Chaum written in 1983. Because all of the experts are familiar with t ...80% (or whatever) of the N people to agree in order to send money secured by the [[Multisignature|multisig address]]. This [[Multisignature|multisig]] g
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• TumbleBit
  ...of two interleaved fair-exchange protocols that prevent theft of bitcoins by cheating users or a malicious Tumbler. TumbleBit combines fast cryptographi
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• BIP37 privacy problems
  ...may produce different bloom filters. If two or more filters are collected by an adversary then the intersection can be computed which removes false posi ...in, then false positive addresses found by the adversary can be eliminated by seeing that they dont make any transactions to any other addresses from the
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• Client-side block filtering
  ...lance. It is aimed to preserve the privacy of the users and to resist lies-by-omission from third-party servers or nodes. The protocol works by having filters created that contains all the [[address]]es for every [[tran
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• Common-input-ownership heuristic
  ...s a heuristic or assumption that all inputs to a [[transaction]] are owned by the same entity. ...rate to create and sign a single [[transaction]] which spends inputs owned by multiple people. This is known as [[CoinJoin]] and one of its main purposes
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• ECDH address
  The concept can be used in a bitcoin context by having the receiver of bitcoin publish some ECDH-information which the send q = ECDH address privkey (generated by receiver)
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• Sidechain
  ...w and innovative cryptocurrency systems using the assets they already own. By reusing Bitcoin's currency, these systems can more easily interoperate with ...mple: when Counterparty started, people could “burn” some of their BTC by sending them to an unspendable address, and for doing it, they received new
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• CoinJoinXT
  ...an observer of the blockchain could easily eliminate non-PTG transactions by checking whether they are legacy or [[Segregated Witness|segwit]].
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• PayJoin
  ...retation is that the 2 BTC input is owned by a merchant and 5 BTC is owned by their customer, and that this transaction involves the customer paying 1 BT
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• CoinSwap
  ...ntracts|bitcoin smart contracts]] to eliminate the possibility of cheating by either side. The closely-related idea of [[atomic swap]]s has the important CoinSwap was first proposed by Greg Maxwell in October 2013.<ref>[https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=
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• Transaction surveillance company
  There are a number of techniques probably used by transaction surveillance companies: ...ht node|lightweight wallets]] often download their own history and balance by querying a third-party server. Transaction surveillance companies often try
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• JoinMarket
  ...|700px|thumb|right|A [[CoinJoin]] [[transaction]] almost-certainly created by JoinMarket.]] ...isn't a software or tech problem but an economic problem. JoinMarket works by creating a new kind of market that allocates these resources in the best wa
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• Wasabi Wallet
  ...steal nor breach the privacy of any participant. This can all be verified by examining the open-source code. For a step-by-step tutorial on the installation and PGP verification, you can follow the
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• Hubi
  HUB eco-coin is issued in compliance by HB Global Blockchain Foundation Limited which is based in Singapore. As the
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• Signet
  ...</code> and a compatible faucet using <code>--faucet=[url]</code> followed by any number of arguments to <code>bitcoin-cli</code>. The script attempts to Next is to have your friends/colleagues/etc join the network by setting the <code>signetchallenge</code> to the same as above, and connecti
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• Staking
  ...ysically transferring them to another wallet. Usually, pooling is provided by staking service providers, companies that operate [[node|nodes]] built spec ....org/technology/delegated-proof-of-stake-consensus/]</ref> and is now used by multiple blockchains, with slight differences in the process and terminolog
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• Delegated proof of stake
  ...twork to obtain enough decentralization. Usually this amount is determined by voting and is between 20 and 100 for the most DPoS blockchains.<ref>[https: ...thout a reward. Usually, such transactions are collected in an extra block by the subsequent witness, and such a block is called stolen.<ref>[https://ste
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• BIP 0199
  ...is a script that permits a designated party (the "seller") to spend funds by disclosing the preimage of a hash. It also permits
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• BIP 0322
  ...ch. This ensures that any coins, no matter what script they are controlled by, can in-principle be signed for. For easy interoperability with existing si ...ove knowledge of any secret keys. (Indeed, valid signatures can be tweaked by 3rd parties to become valid signatures on certain related keys.)
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• BIP 0197
  ...secret hashes A1, A2 created by Alice and three hashes B1, B2, B3 created by Bob. They then mutually agree upon a timeout threshold for the Loan Period, ** Bob accepts locking of collateral by Alice and reveals B1, allowing Alice to withdraw the loan amount on the pri
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• BIP 0171
  Four requests are defined, which are all made by a GET request to a common URI with parameters encoded in application/x-www- ...esenting a series of digits, and Strings used as delimiters. If terminated by a zero, the final grouping is to be repeated continually. For example, the
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• BIP 0149
  ...anteed lock-in on timeout if the BIP is not already locked-in or activated by the timeout. This ensures users have sufficient time to prepare and no long This BIP will be deployed by BIP8 with the name "segwit" and using bit 1.
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• BIP 0079
  Superseded-By: 78 ...leaks more information than desirable, and as a result has been exploited by unreasonably effective blockchain analysis techniques to jeopardize importa
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• BIP 0151
  Superseded-By: 324 ...tween peers today. This opens up security issues (eg: traffic manipulation by others) and allows for mass surveillance / analysis of bitcoin users. Mostl
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• BIP 0380
  This expression may be followed by <tt>#CHECKSUM</tt>, where <tt>CHECKSUM</tt> is an 8 character alphanumeric The arguments to a script expression are defined by that expression itself.
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• BIP 0098
  License: CC-BY-SA-4.0 This particular design, created by Satoshi, suffers from a serious flaw related to duplicate entries documente
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• BIP 0148
  It is hoped that miners will respond to this BIP by activating segwit early, before this BIP takes effect. Otherwise this BIP w By orphaning non-signalling blocks during the last month of the BIP9 bit 1 "se
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• BIP 0137
  ...tographic algorithm used by Bitcoin to ensure that funds can only be spent by their rightful owners. ...mpressed keys are 65 bytes, consisting of constant prefix (0x04), followed by two 256-bit integers called x and y (2 * 32 bytes). The prefix of a compres
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• BIP 0175
  ...nt specifies the multiparty pay-to-contract key derivation scheme outlined by Ilja Gerhardt and Timo Hanke.[0] ...f a payment with bills (invoices) and receipts. Delivery of a good is made by the payee once the payer has signed the receipt, agreeing to pay for the it
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• BIP 0117
  License: CC-BY-SA-4.0 ...y to Script Hash)[1] and BIP141 (Segregated Witness)[2] provide mechanisms by which script policy can be revealed at spend time as part of the execution
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• BIP 0146
  ...hat the S value inside ECDSA signatures is at most the curve order divided by 2 (essentially restricting this value to its lower half range). Every signa A high S value in signature could be trivially replaced by <code>S' = 0xFFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFE BAAEDCE6 AF48A03B BFD25E8C
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• BIP 0075
  License: CC-BY-4.0 <img src="https://licensebuttons.net/l/by/4.0/88x31.png">
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• BIP 0155
  fixed 16-byte IP address is replaced by a network ID and a variable-length address, and the services format has bee ...uses 52 characters (256 bits) to represent the full SHA-256 hash, followed by <code>.b32.i2p</code>.
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• BIP 0174
  Each map consists of a sequence of key-value records, terminated by a <tt>0x00</tt> byte <ref>'''Why Partially Signed Bitcoin Transaction. </ref> followed by a separator of <tt>0xFF</tt><ref>'''Why Use a separator after the magic byt
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• BIP 0134
  License: CC-BY-SA-4.0 other than those specifically defined by Bitcoin.
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• BIP 0126
  ...inimize the uncontrolled disclosure of personally identifiable information by defining standard forms for transactions containing heterogeneous input scr ...ould be interpreted to mean, "the script of the previous output referenced by an input to a transaction".
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• BIP 0135
  extended by additional parameters ('threshold', 'windowsize', 'minlockedblocks', The version bits used by this proposal for signaling deployment of forks are
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• BIP 0133
  ...er for every transaction accepted to the mempool and there is no mechanism by which to know that an inv sent to a given peer would not result in a getdat ...hat a given transaction's fee rate is below the minimum currently required by a given peer, and therefore the node can skip relaying an inv for that tran
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• BIP 0158
  that minimizes filter size by using Golomb-Rice coding for compression. This minimize the expected bandwidth consumed by light clients, downloading filters
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• BIP 0136
  It is possible to reference transactions not only by their '''TxID''', but by their location within the blockchain itself. Rather than use the 64 charact ..., is a reference to a particular location within the blockchain, specified by the block height and a transaction index within the block, and optionally,
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• BIP 0156
  Dandelion mitigates this class of attacks by sending transactions over a protect individual users, Dandelion protects anonymity by limiting the
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• BIP 0008
  Title: Version bits with lock-in by height ...activation after a reasonable time, as well as for accelerated activation by majority of hash rate before the flag date.
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• BIP 0154
  connections anyway by requiring that the incoming peer performs some form of proof However, using the "standard" double-SHA256 POW algorithm in use by Bitcoin nodes to
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• BIP 0320
  ...n soft forks if those bits are used for non soft fork signalling purposes. By reserving bits from the nVersion field for general use, node software can b ...hip consuming a lot of bandwidth and CPU time. This can be greatly reduced by rolling more bits. Rolling too many bits from nTime is not ideal because it
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• BIP 0049
  This BIP is not backwards compatible by design as described under [[#considerations|considerations]]. An incompatib
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