Can I create a private Bitcoin blockchain?

[DOGE12321]

I am pretty sure that that is the point; to create a private blockchain. However, it could become very challenging to do on your own.  

[rifat shaheen]

yes it is not such a difficult job so easy but the problem is that i tis too difficutt to maintain it.

[Abiky]

I am pretty sure that that is the point; to create a private blockchain. However, it could become very challenging to do on your own.  

Yes I have thought about this. That's why it is best to work on this together as a team instead of doing it alone since it is so much work. I have looked into BTC's source code and taking note of each and every detail in order to make my own altcoin. But still, it should not be that complicated to make it a reality. Just my opinion. 

[caravina]

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[Abiky]

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Thanks for sharing this useful resource, mate. I've never thought that there would be a service where you could make your own cryptocurrency. Even though this is one option, I prefer to make it by myself in order to learn more about how the Bitcoin source code works and make an altcoin. So far, I am interested into making either a Bitcoin based private blockchain or an Ethereum private blockchain which would be useful for smart contract testing, among many other things.

Another thing I've been looking into is the NXT Monetary System. I like the fact that you can issue your own coins, and make them mineable too without no coding experience or knowledge of the Bitcoin source code. 

[gmflash7times]

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Thanks for sharing this useful resource, mate. I've never thought that there would be a service where you could make your own cryptocurrency. Even though this is one option, I prefer to make it by myself in order to learn more about how the Bitcoin source code works and make an altcoin. So far, I am interested into making either a Bitcoin based private blockchain or an Ethereum private blockchain which would be useful for smart contract testing, among many other things.

Another thing I've been looking into is the NXT Monetary System. I like the fact that you can issue your own coins, and make them mineable too without no coding experience or knowledge of the Bitcoin source code. 

NXT is an awesome platform too. Dont know why the price got beat down. I think it may still have a chance.

[cpfreeplz]

Is it possible to make your own private blockchain within Bitcoin itself? (separate chain) I know that I can do this with Ethereum, but for Bitcoin it has taken me quite some time to figure it out. The private chain would be more like a separate chain to make BTC transactions out of its main chain and test certain capabilities of it. If this can be accomplished with Bitcoin, then it would be great. 

Huh? Why not just use testnet? If that's all you're trying to do is tests then I don't see the point in making your own separate chain but hey, do whatever you wish 

[Kakmakr]

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Thanks for sharing this useful resource, mate. I've never thought that there would be a service where you could make your own cryptocurrency. Even though this is one option, I prefer to make it by myself in order to learn more about how the Bitcoin source code works and make an altcoin. So far, I am interested into making either a Bitcoin based private blockchain or an Ethereum private blockchain which would be useful for smart contract testing, among many other things.

Another thing I've been looking into is the NXT Monetary System. I like the fact that you can issue your own coins, and make them mineable too without no coding experience or knowledge of the Bitcoin source code. 

Well it is fine when everything goes well, but unfortunately you would need some coding knowledge and experience when things goes wrong. You have to remember that you are working with someone else's money and that is a huge responsibility.

Do not even attempt this without a team of good developers with sound knowledge and experience.

[mobnepal]

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Coin built by Wallet builders aren't considered good by community, as anyone can deploy their own scam coin by paying small fee to wallet builders.

Another thing I've been looking into is the NXT Monetary System. I like the fact that you can issue your own coins, and make them mineable too without no coding experience or knowledge of the Bitcoin source code. 

I think You can also issue assets/currency with bitcoin blockchain without coding experience;
http://www.multichain.com/
https://www.coinprism.com/
http://coloredcoins.org/

[Abiky]

Huh? Why not just use testnet? If that's all you're trying to do is tests then I don't see the point in making your own separate chain but hey, do whatever you wish 

I could use testnet for making all the tests I want with BTC, but in this case, I'm looking more into making my own private chain to use exclusively from within my small group of friends. 

Well it is fine when everything goes well, but unfortunately you would need some coding knowledge and experience when things goes wrong. You have to remember that you are working with someone else's money and that is a huge responsibility.

Do not even attempt this without a team of good developers with sound knowledge and experience.

Thanks for the helpful advice, mate. BTC's source code looks very complex and difficult to understand, so I would need a team of developers who are willing to help me achieve this. Still, I'm curious to learn more about Bitcoin's source code and if you happen to find useful resources that would help me understand it better, then I would greatly appreciate it. 

See this option: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=983296.0

Coin built by Wallet builders aren't considered good by community, as anyone can deploy their own scam coin by paying small fee to wallet builders.

Another thing I've been looking into is the NXT Monetary System. I like the fact that you can issue your own coins, and make them mineable too without no coding experience or knowledge of the Bitcoin source code. 

I think You can also issue assets/currency with bitcoin blockchain without coding experience;
http://www.multichain.com/
https://www.coinprism.com/
http://coloredcoins.org/

Thanks for sharing these useful resources, mate. These would help me get started with making my own coin, with any knowledge about BTC's code. Still, as I learn more about Bitcoin each day, I'm willing to make my very own crypto currency using either Bitcoin or Ethereum's codebase. 

[Xester]

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Thanks for sharing this useful resource, mate. I've never thought that there would be a service where you could make your own cryptocurrency. Even though this is one option, I prefer to make it by myself in order to learn more about how the Bitcoin source code works and make an altcoin. So far, I am interested into making either a Bitcoin based private blockchain or an Ethereum private blockchain which would be useful for smart contract testing, among many other things.

Another thing I've been looking into is the NXT Monetary System. I like the fact that you can issue your own coins, and make them mineable too without no coding experience or knowledge of the Bitcoin source code. 

Well it is fine when everything goes well, but unfortunately you would need some coding knowledge and experience when things goes wrong. You have to remember that you are working with someone else's money and that is a huge responsibility.

Do not even attempt this without a team of good developers with sound knowledge and experience.

Yes it is true, when you develop a coins without much knowledge and experience on the matter is very critical. I remembered the developer of pcn, he is not well versed with the source codes and other codes and so what happens is his system is problematic and so he decided to sell his rights as a developer. But aside from being well versed with coded creating a coin entails planning, a roadmap and of course money. Without money and knowledge its hard to develop a coin.

[Abiky]

Yes it is true, when you develop a coins without much knowledge and experience on the matter is very critical. I remembered the developer of pcn, he is not well versed with the source codes and other codes and so what happens is his system is problematic and so he decided to sell his rights as a developer. But aside from being well versed with coded creating a coin entails planning, a roadmap and of course money. Without money and knowledge its hard to develop a coin.

Thanks for the kind and helpful advice. In the meantime, I will just stick to making my own assets within existing blockchains until I get proper knowledge about Bitcoin's technical aspects that would help me understand its source code better and be able to create my own private chain with it sometime in the future.

If you or anyone else, would like to share with me some good resources that would help me understand Bitcoin's code better, then I would greatly appreciate it. I'm always eager to learn more about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.