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Hero MemberActivity: 686Merit: 500 Re: [ANN][XMR] Monero - Anonymous Currency Based on Ring Signatures May 14, 2014, 12:45:28 PM #5256 Quote from: zymbio on May 14, 2014, 10:42:50 AM Quote from: MoneroMiningExpert on May 14, 2014, 10:32:30 AM I agree with the OP, a transaction can not have been spent once it was spent.

Yes, this is a problem for the chain, the transaction was not spendable (as it is only used for sending an address) once it has been spent, until it was then, the next spendable transaction would have just been used for mining.


As for block-coding of the transactions, it would be perfectly possible to change that to include transaction names, I would definitely like to experiment with that for Monero if it were a viable option.


I'd like a way to have the transaction to a transaction being spent displayed on the chain- it shows it was spent (like a coinjoin).


So what if I have a wallet address that is already known, can't spend it, and use the same address to send a new address and get mined in my wallet, or
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Here's the full chat with @jakob_s.

This chat follows two other posts on CryptoBTC2.1 on my previous blog post on this topic, http://www.cubits-at-a-snap-shot-with-the-decentralized-blockchain/

What is your outlook on cryptos using the blockchain?

@tahomih:

I think this will grow quite in the end, as you are saying. The first phase of using Cryptobits in this industry is already a success. This is really exciting and is the main reason to start this experiment and to use Cryptobits in the rest of the blockchains. This is why I have written my blog post: https://cryptobit.us/20181116/how-do-you-use-the-cryptocoin-blockchain-decentralized-by-cryptocoints

I believe that this will create a better future for the cryptocurrency industry. It will also benefit the whole of crypto. For example, they use CryptoCurrency for payment. You're not buying anything with it, but as you are using it you don't have to be bothered with the hassle of having a payment or transfer company to be ready to accept credit cards or ATM withdrawals.
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Bitcoin5000, a cryptocurrency based on Bitcoin, which was used to give to those suffering the most during the 2010 recession.

The Bitcoin Cash (BCH) cryptocurrency is based on Bitcoin but has been compared to other cryptocurrencies (e.g., Ethereum and Ripple ) in that users can trade them as they like but have not agreed on how the price can be calculated.

Bitcoin has risen over 500% this month, though some critics believe that it's a bubble caused by a small elite. It also has a long runway, with no clear future.

Barry Silbert, who invented Bitcoin, was among those who wrote the Wall Street Journal in 2012 suggesting the bubble might burst (see article here ). The article, though, is unlikely to have been read by any large financial institutions so it could have been used to discredit Bitcoin, rather than its technology.

According to its creators, Bitcoin has always been 'unpredictable'.

"The Bitcoin ecosystem has never had a singular and easy to track and change leader like Satoshi Nakamoto. That leadership has always required consensus and innovation," its creators wrote. "In a free market, it's the failure of those few to adapt to an entirely new set of realities that causes uncertainty."

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As mentioned in the FAQs section of the website, Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin's development would be beneficial if it could be used as proof of stake technology in the near future. But we have no idea about whether developers actually want to use it, because they have a long ways to go before they decide it works as a true blockchain replacement, in the same way as Bitcoin itself. There are some interesting questions about proof of stake (see also here for more). Bitcoin could also lose its "transactional nature" because everyone could see what they are paying for and then trade the transaction to get to the real value of the bitcoin.

A solution to solve these questions would have to be built in to the Bitcoin network with proof-of-stake technology, and distributed systems would need to be developed which make this possible.

Blockchain has all the advantages of a distributed system (like Twitter or BitMarket) but only the disadvantages of centralized or centralized networks, and most importantly, the disadvantages are that there are centralized processes which have to be followed every time a transaction takes place on a network (such as Coinbase), and people are generally not comfortable about that.

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Here's the full chat with @jakob_s.

This chat follows two other posts on CryptoBTC2.1 on my previous blog post on this topic, http://www.cubits-at-a-snap-shot-with-the-decentralized-blockchain/

What is your outlook on cryptos using the blockchain?

@tahomih:

I think this will grow quite in the end, as you are saying. The first phase of using Cryptobits in this industry is already a success. This is really exciting and is the main reason to start this experiment and to use Cryptobits in the rest of the blockchains. This is why I have written my blog post: https://cryptobit.us/20181116/how-do-you-use-the-cryptocoin-blockchain-decentralized-by-cryptocoints

I believe that this will create a better future for the cryptocurrency industry. It will also benefit the whole of crypto. For example, they use CryptoCurrency for payment. You're not buying anything with it, but as you are using it you don't have to be bothered with the hassle of having a payment or transfer company to be ready to accept credit cards or ATM withdrawals.

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GrowthCoin is a "real-time, public ledger of financial transactions worldwide. All transactions are made public and verified on a peer-to-peer network."

It follows a blockchain protocol and uses peer-to-peer communication to verify transactions. It uses the Ethereum Blockchain to secure the network.

Growthcoin will help the adoption of blockchain technology by tracking user transactions with a peer-to-peer database, ensuring their authenticity and efficiency. Growthcoin will be built with user-friendly programming, smart contracts and privacy.

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Ethereum (ETH) is an "open-source, decentralized virtualized computing system that runs on top of bitcoin and smart contracts."

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We believe that this will be one of the major attractions of the new generation of digital currency that we have been talking about.

It could become a major asset to protect against future price increases or fluctuations. This is why we've built the Bitcoin5000 and will continue building and expanding it. We believe there is room for all new digital currencies, each one with its own advantages.


We currently have a very unique feature that lets anyone make an offer directly to anyone else. We think this is the major advantage.

There is the advantage that you are able to have the option to create a digital currency which is backed by an external asset such as an asset of any kind that the user owns, like a vehicle or a house. This allows the potential to do a lot at very little cost.

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We're starting to hear about new Bitcoin5x users adding or changing their BitCoins to Bittrex or another exchange. That would be a pretty sad thing — we just need to make sure we keep those users happy while we make all the changes we can so that our users stay happy in our company!

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knight_9: what's the catch?

gmaxwell: so that if you use a PoW, you have incentives to mine for that coin and not the altcoins... and even if you mine an altcoin with the coin as the block header, you're not going to be able to get miners to reject it...

gmaxwell: i think there are a couple of different ways to address this:

if a mining pool does choose to reject the coin when a block is available, the pool can simply include a warning in the block header that it will reject it until the block is included. This block could still look like a valid block with the new message, but the block might not have a header at all if it received validation in the previous block.

I'm still not sure if they could accomplish this while still keeping your coin as a block header from any validator, since validators might simply reject your coin based on its non-validating message.

knight_9: what about the coinbase message?

gmaxwell: if someone can get your coin header signed as a block, you can then generate a new block if and only if someone doesn't get your block in a heartbeat.

gmaxwell: so,
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BtC has already received $2,000 USD from Blockstream in the form of pre-ICO money, so how does it plan on spending that?

If you think about it: BitCoin is a currency and has no intrinsic value. So it's really only a way for people who accept Bitcoins to spend them and use them. It really doesn't matter whether you use Bitcoin directly or how you use it – in any other respect it is just another way for people to make payments online. Bitcoin is simply another store of value.

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Cryptogo's Bitcoincash, a rival to Bitcoin, also has to offer something. Its developers say that it is a "secure multi-party application which can be used as a blockchain for any other applications."

Binarycoin

This is another contender for Bitcoin Cash supporters. Its developers call themselves Decentralized Payments and Decentralized Apps.

It's a simple idea, right? I can't help but think it sounds just right. We'll take a look:

NEO Block

The creators of NEO Block, an open source decentralized app store that supports all the common apps that come with Bitcoin, say that they want to create a new type of app:

"NEO Blocks will allow you to transfer bitcoins or other digital fiat to anyone, anywhere in the world. It allows you to buy and sell whatever fiat you like without the need for a bank account. Unlike traditional banks, NEO Blocks offer no fees, you do not have to create an account, and you don't need a bank account to receive BTC transfers. This means you get more cash when you use NEO Blocks. We think this is great because it gives you the flexibility to build an innovative payment and exchange platform for bitcoin."

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$1000.00 worth of Bitcoin is worth $10,000.00.

$10,000.00 worth of Bitcoin is worth $1000.00.

In this example, we have an "average" profit of only $1.40 per user.

Average income per year: $50,000

In this example, we have an "average" profit of only $1.40 per user.

Average income per year: $50,000 / 2 = $70,000 per year

Average income per year, or 0.07%

We have the second most people in the world earning a monthly income of $10,000.00, but no longer a single person earning a flat-rate, yearly income of $100.00. We have 3% more money left over, but we also have 1.28% less people with an income of $50,000 each and over .30% more people earning incomes below $30,000.

As of 2012, the world's population and GDP grew by an average of 8.6%, while average income per person shot past $40,000 in almost 70 countries.

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It looks like Xapo is still not the only Bitcoin exchange affected by yesterday's price swings.

Earlier today, Bitfury dropped the price to under $6, putting BTC to the market. It was down to $6.36 today and is now trading around $6.18 on BTC.

There's a lot to be said on the matter though, it seems like Bitfury and BTC-e are both going through some major issues, but at the very least, they are showing people that Bitcoin is not going anywhere.

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Vince Ordoñez founded the Crypto Research Initiative (CRI) in 2009 with Alexei V. V. Strelko in an effort to share information and collaborate with industry in the field of cryptozoology and cryptozoology education. He is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Cryptozoology Reviews and the Director, Cryptospecific Studies at the Center for the Study of Cryptozoology, University of Arizona. Prior to CRI, Vince was an Associate Professor of Biological Sciences at the University of Illinois for 22 years. Vince is the author of several books focusing on cryptozoological and cryptozoological education practices and the evolution of cryptozoological research.
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LegendaryActivity: 1092Merit: 1001 Re: [ANN] Antshares: Bitcoin's first distributed ledger February 26, 2013, 05:40:13 AM #2321 Can Antshares do better? I personally don't know enough about how blockchains work to consider it viable (they don't actually exist outside of Bitcoin), but I know they've been tried before (not really). I want a decentralized infrastructure where the only cost is a transaction fee or processing power cost (since Bitcoin transactions are distributed across many nodes, a transaction fee will never go through, and it will not make sense to pay miners to be able to process that transaction). Perhaps in blockchains it could, but in a distributed infrastructure like Antshares where there are many users and they create their own "blocks" of transactions (this is not necessary since all blocks are automatically replicated). What are your thoughts on those proposals? Antshares or not?


If you really want distributed ledger technology to really develop, I think everyone should start with Bitcoin and then work their way to an integrated decentralized project, such as Ethereum.

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Bitcoin5000, as well as some people from Bittrex.

All together now here's what's changing in Bitcoin5000:

This is what's happening to our BitCoind API calls

We're starting to hear about new Bitcoin5x users adding or changing their BitCoins to Bittrex or another exchange. That would be a pretty sad thing — we just need to make sure we keep those users happy while we make all the changes we can so that our users stay happy in our company!

If you want to get in touch, join our community on slack, on Twitter, or through the form below!

If you want to read more about our BitCoind integration and improvements, the technical details, our technical roadmap (or see the full summary), or to ask us questions, we welcome you to ask us in the Community Community channel.

We also appreciate all your feedback on our blog, Twitter, and blog posts. Your help is appreciated, and we appreciate it!
Bitcoin5000: it's a great idea, let's see if it ever sees the light of day

knight_9: what's the catch?

gmaxwell: so that if you use a PoW, you have incentives to mine for that coin and not the altcoins... and even if you mine an altcoin with the coin as the block header, you're not going to be able to get miners to reject it...

gmaxwell: i think there are a couple of different ways to address this:

if a mining pool does choose to reject the coin when a block is available, the pool can simply include a warning in the block header that it will reject it until the block is included. This block could still look like a valid block with the new message, but the block might not have a header at all if it received validation in the previous block.

I'm still not sure if they could accomplish this while still keeping your coin as a block header from any validator, since validators might simply reject your coin based on its non-validating message.

knight_9: what about the coinbase message?

gmaxwell: if someone can get your coin header signed as a block, you can then generate a new block if and only if someone doesn't get your block in a heartbeat.

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LegendaryActivity: 918Merit: 1000 Re: Lisk: Ethereum/IPFS/Bitcoin: The Next Internet Currency August 13, 2017, 09:42:46 PM #6 It is not an ASIC miner by the way. It is still a proof-of-work and there is not an ASIC miner either. And I would also say most users of cryptocurrencies do not want to download a full node in order to try it so let's just leave it out.

What is interesting is that on the LK chain it is possible to have several different colored coins.

If people will join LKchain and they will get all the benefits of the LKA chain such as block rewards, transactions and much more, then I hope the people can see the value their investment in LKchain is worth.

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Hero MemberActivity: 604Merit: 500 Re: [ANN][MRO] Monero - Anonymous Currency Based on Ring Signatures May 10, 2014, 04:29:28 AM #1625

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=203729.0

I'll start with the question of how secure a new protocol can be once it starts moving to mass adoption. With such a system you would need a strong centralized authority to enforce transactions. And this is something that needs to be implemented in a well structured way.

If there is absolutely no central authority, people would have no idea that each transaction is valid, for example if your friend sends you Bitcoins to buy something at a bank and then they don't deliver on time when they promised and the price goes crazy due to the high demand of the item, then your friend could just buy your house, your car, or whatever and all they've paid you in Bitcoins is a fraction of what you paid.

By the time that centralized authority can be established the whole system would have been

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I found out about the coin with my friends, when they came back from a wedding in their hotel room. It made my day! It looks so cute and sexy. And now it feels so much more secure!

It would be nice if these guys could release some software to convert them to the more expensive coins! It's always a nice feeling once you finally gain control of something!

Anyways, if they release an update, please wait till the next payment in the next several months! I had the code updated too, so that I can now use it now!The coin is looking really interesting as well! I was worried about it, until I heard of some news about the coin.I found out about the coin with my friends, when they came back from a wedding in their hotel room. It made my day! It looks so cute and sexy. And now it feels so much more secure!It would be nice if these guys could release some software to convert

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Sr. MemberActivity: 2Merit: 0Re: [XMR] Monero - Secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency July 28, 2014, 08:53:14 PM #19 Quote from: cjr on July 28, 2014, 08:22:50 PM But let's imagine a Bitcoin network with an extra layer of friction... where there are multiple accounts on multiple Bitcoin addresses, and one of the addresses is controlled by an attacker with malicious intent? In this scenario... a centralized entity may want one account control at a time, which leads to some issues.

In a decentralized ecosystem, where there are more layers of friction and fewer centralized entities (such as exchanges or banks), these situations don't arise. There are, however, problems associated with centralized entities using distributed ledgers (including double spends or theft) as a way to control and transact, and you wouldn't want the "third party" entity to maintain such a ledger. The more difficult scenario is when one block is mined out by only a third party node, but the others remain controlled by a centralized entity with malicious intent. Bitcoin has a distributed, atomic proof of work (Proof-of-Work) that works well for a single account in a network of many accounts, allowing for robust, non-minerable "miner-operated" wallets

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Sr. MemberActivity: 434Merit: 250 Re: [ANN] DASH: Decentralized Autonomous Turing Complete Network July 23, 2012, 09:08:18 AM #3024 Quote from: kraken on July 23, 2012, 09:03:46 AM Quote from: dreary on July 23, 2012, 08:28:58 AM Quote from: darcon on July 23, 2012, 08:16:57 AM I've been talking lately about the idea of decentralized asset exchanges and how dacoin (or something like DASH) could provide them with the same efficiencies, but without the blockchain.

Dakota trading?

As a bonus, DAC has some real advantages over other currencies. A bit.

The idea is that dakota can be traded within the ecosystem like bitcoin. I think this way if we have enough developers and people who understand the technology we could make it a lot more interesting. We should make it easy for people to contribute to the project, make community support and support more decentralized.

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Bitcoin5000 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I guess this could make for a great exchange or payment solution. My advice would be to make the minimum amount you can afford, before you ask for more. You will know on an exchange what is the maximum of a given amount. This allows for maximum protection against double spends. It also allows for maximum amounts to be made from a single seller and no seller can double spend on the exchanges. So you'll need to have a minimum of 15 USD. There is a huge incentive for people to be fair, and that starts with creating a set amount of ETH, which is called a pre-tax. You can have 15 ETH for a set amount, which would cost 5 USD to make, but would give you a huge advantage over average market maker. At the risk of not knowing where I got this info from (probably reading some Reddit thread), I don't think they want to be called greedy people. If they're the owners you want to deal with that means they've paid their tax, which means they can keep more ETH. But if it's a seller's or a seller's family member's account they can just use a few months of cash and keep it. They can always use it when they sell it in the future. I'm not saying that's what you should do. The majority of buyers have to be honest and fair because if you

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Dec 1, 2017: The price of Lisk rose nearly 40% before tumbling to $1.076. The following days led to a rise and a decline of several hours. The most notable is a decline in the price on Dec 1 at $1.065:

Dec 1, 2017: Dec 1 was the last bitcoin hard fork. A month later, November 26th, a second blockchain-based hard fork is scheduled with a time of March 22nd, 2018. Here is an estimated hard fork for the Lisk and LTC markets:

Dec 2, 2017: Lisk hard fork, Nov 22, 2017.

The following is an estimated Lisk price action: $0.00

Dec 2, 2017: The Lisk price dropped about 17% since the previous time the fork was expected – an important factor of this fork. The price fell about 9% at a peak of $1.059 before leveling out a bit. The following days had a number of low levels or flat markets on trading platforms from $1.000 to $0.000 and
 
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benny-redeem Saves or replaces an output with the specified amount

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benny-txdbtx Sends a txdb-tokens (or a hash of an output to the blockchain) to an existing txdb transaction on a different chain

benny-txdbtx ฿1

benny-tx-setlist Sets some output type to a specified list of values

benny-tx-setlist ฿1

benny-witness-outputs Set some output type to a list of values

benny-witness-outputs ฿1

bytecoin-coinpipeline Bytecoin's coin pipeline

bytecoin-network Bytecoin network nodes

bytecoin-network-getinfo Get information on the current block (including the time, size and hash)

bytecoin-network-getinfo ฿1

bytecoin-node

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As we are working closely together towards increasing the value of Ether and Ethereum, some of our contributors will start to work on various aspects of the network, which is a process of increasing our overall value and network resources for Ethereum projects - we understand that.

We want to continue to provide valuable help and support as we work towards reaching our goals and will do our best to provide any assistance we may need as we move through this major journey together

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Ethereum Project

Ethereum Project provides a fully tested platform for developing applications and decentralized applications using Ethereum as the scripting language and client. Ethereum Project's development is based on Solidity, a secure programming language built on Ethereum Protocols.

By integrating Solidity with the Ethereum codebase (the Ethereum blockchain), Ethereum Project increases productivity, efficiency and the availability of smart contracts. Developers working alongside with the Ethereum project have an extensive and valuable ecosystem that allows them to quickly develop on behalf of the Ethereum development community through its open source licenses, public projects and open source tools.

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Quote from: jkim on February 04, 2015, 06:41:57 AM

How does Bitcoin work, and how can we use it?

Quote from: jkim on February 04, 2015, 07:40:26 AM I'm wondering how do I get an idea about what Bitcoin is when I've never heard of it?

For the love of fuck no. If you don't understand what Bitcoin is when you're still a kid, it's pretty much impossible for you to see what you're buying. Bitcoin doesn't need any money. It's just a bunch of numbers and some letters called symbols attached to different symbols, which means that people are only supposed to use it to send digital things with the intent to pay for them. They aren't supposed to use it as a store of value.

This sounds fine, I really believe in it. But if you're a fucking nerd who hasn't heard of Bitcoin, that doesn't mean you have to read it, you don't have to understand it, or have any real idea of how money works, why it grows, the way central banks manipulate it to benefit themselves at anyone's expense, what the real economic consequences are for you as a human being, who it affects, and everything else that people say it's good for. But

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Bitcoin Unlimited - 1% of all US Bitcoin Cash holdings.

Bitcoin Unlimited - 1% of all US Bitcoin Cash holdings. Bitcoin Unlimited and Bitcoin Gold 0.5% of all US Bitcoin Gold holdings.

We estimate that Bitcoin Cash holdings will be approximately 21 Million USD.

Bridging the Bitcoin Unlimited and Bitcoin Gold difference:

We are planning to announce some exciting news about the Bitcoin Gold and Bitcoin Unlimited projects in the near future. We will share it here once we can get time.

For now…

As we mentioned earlier, the Bitcoin community has been very vocal in raising concern concerning the possible increase in the limit of Bitcoin's block size, to a goal the Bitcoin Core developers have stated to achieve by the end of the year.

Our initial reaction to this controversy was to call for the community to stay in the "block size discussion" and leave Bitcoin a new system, one free of high fees (like a gold or platinum level for the Bitcoin system), which will eventually scale to Bitcoin Cash without requiring scaling.

But, as we recently found out , more is less, and it's much better for Bitcoin to do a good job of scaling without any interference and be open and honest about it.

So… we are planning on saying more in an open letter of solidarity and

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But as more exchanges announce it's not just their users who want bitcoin, but all of us.

As an example, we have the Ethereum Classic network and its users are actively mining it.

Since a blockchain-based currency is the basis for a peer-to-peer digital society, and with the Ethereum Classic network actively accepting transactions, it becomes natural to ask the question: "How the heck could anyone use Ethereum Classic?"

This has led many to wonder how the ecosystem functions within an existing virtual currency ecosystem.

How does it work? And if so, what kinds of transactions are made?

Well, let me answer a simple question that many people don't know: how do transactions with Bitcoin go through the system, what are the rules, and how does a new entity interact with a wallet that has been created with a certain amount of Bitcoin?

This is the case with Ethereum Classic and the Bitcoin Virtual Private Blockchain.

In this post, I'll walk through the Ethereum Classic wallet for a quick overview of how to spend funds within the network of other wallets and the general idea of the block chain.

Note: This video is for informational purposes only, and is not intended as investment advice. Use at your own risk.

The Ethereum Classic Wallet

When the Ethereum Classic network was created, it went through