Cryptographic methodologies and tech used on BYTOM

[ccryptopark]

I've been curious about Bytom for a while now every time I study the CMC top 100. What I learned is that Bytom implements SHA2 family algorithm to help prevent someone from calculating a private key from a pubilc key to enhance security. And if a failure were to happen the protocol would allow a fork to happen and move into SHA3.
I also learned about the concept of Reorg 'attack' which apparently is quite rare. I need to look more into this but if anyone can expand please do so here


https://medium.com/@sfounisdimitris/cryptography-security-and-decentralization-in-bytom-measuring-network-safety-245605afb4d2

[teddyelwyn]

I am not too familiar with bytom and would really like to see more material from this project. Use cases might be helpful

[disconnectme]

It doesn't matter if you have the best technology and people are not using it, BYTOm has been in the space for some time but it seems it is going to obscurity, ma be some occasion pump and dump and dump and pump but nothing else, I just don't know how the bagholders fee now

[jjbanks994]

It doesn't matter if you have the best technology and people are not using it, BYTOm has been in the space for some time but it seems it is going to obscurity, ma be some occasion pump and dump and dump and pump but nothing else, I just don't know how the bagholders fee now

It's interesting it has been one of top 100 on CMC for a while now. People are obviously invested in it... we are just waiting for some use cases

[grgven]

Bytom for your information has been listed as well on atomars exchange with trading pairs of BTM/BTC and BTM/USDT and it can also be traded for free until the 16th of January as part of Atomars' zero-fee trading campaign that is meant to end by the end of 2019 and by january for some recent listed cryptocurrencies.

Here's the official news: https://atomars.com/news/announcements/bytom-btm-lists-on-atomars