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January 20, 2017, 06:53:21 AM
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I did ask that question here. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1512202.msg17541184#msg17541184    but did not get an answer. I will repeat here what I wrote there.

What I still don't understand it how the Stratis blockchain is related to the bitcoin blockchain.
If I look at another coin, say Monero, just to take an example, there is no relationship at all between the BTC blockchain and the XMR blockchain.

But...when it comes to the  Stratis blockchain and the Bitcoin blockchain, there is some relationship (even if only one way) ...but what is it?

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January 21, 2017, 01:47:51 AM
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Does no one understand Stratis?   Huh
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January 21, 2017, 04:42:54 AM
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I just read the whitepaper after seeing your question. Looks like an interesting project.

Code:
The Stratis platform will be built on the C# Stratis Bitcoin Full node platform and
framework. The Stratis Bitcoin Full node will be developed on top of the NBitcoin
library,[6] a near-complete port of Bitcoin Core written in C# and .NET by blockchain
developer Nicolas Dorier. There will also be a C++ Wallet and full node version based on
Bitcoin Core, though the majority of nodes on the network will be NStratis (C#) nodes.
NBitcoin is a complete and proven blockchain framework that is already in use, and will
enable accelerated development.
Stages in NStratis development will include:
1. Development of the Stratis Bitcoin Full Node
2. Fork the Stratis Bitcoin Full Node for NStratis
3. Implement the required changes to NStratis and port Elements sidechains to C#.

https://stratisplatform.com//wp-content/uploads/Stratis_Whitepaper.pdf


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January 21, 2017, 05:16:00 AM
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Stratis was developed to use Bitcoin full-node, I think Bitcoin was introduced for marketing purpose not that it is going to be running on Bitcoin network the way RSK is implemented on Bitcoin network
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February 03, 2017, 08:38:10 AM
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Stratis are developing the tools for C# devs to develop, test and deploy blockchain apps on the .Net framework without much knowledge of the blockchain. The .Net framework is widely used throughout enterprises which we are targeting.  There are many use cases of this technology but our platform provides the opportunity to find use cases not discovered in the blockchain space yet.

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February 03, 2017, 11:15:20 PM
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I just read the whitepaper after seeing your question. Looks like an interesting project.

Code:
The Stratis platform will be built on the C# Stratis Bitcoin Full node platform and
framework. The Stratis Bitcoin Full node will be developed on top of the NBitcoin
library,[6] a near-complete port of Bitcoin Core written in C# and .NET by blockchain
developer Nicolas Dorier. There will also be a C++ Wallet and full node version based on
Bitcoin Core, though the majority of nodes on the network will be NStratis (C#) nodes.
NBitcoin is a complete and proven blockchain framework that is already in use, and will
enable accelerated development.
Stages in NStratis development will include:
1. Development of the Stratis Bitcoin Full Node
2. Fork the Stratis Bitcoin Full Node for NStratis
3. Implement the required changes to NStratis and port Elements sidechains to C#.

https://stratisplatform.com//wp-content/uploads/Stratis_Whitepaper.pdf



Thank you for your reply.
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1. Development of the Stratis Bitcoin Full Node
Do you know if any other coins have this set up?

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2. Fork the Stratis Bitcoin Full Node for NStratis
3. Implement the required changes to NStratis and port Elements sidechains to C#.

Does this mean that Stratis can lean on or draw from the strength of Bitcoin in any way?

Thanks again
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February 04, 2017, 12:04:30 AM
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1. Development of the Stratis Bitcoin Full Node
Do you know if any other coins have this set up?

if i remember recently there is a new coin which they are going to do it also and i think its another ICO coin.
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February 05, 2017, 03:12:48 AM
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I did ask that question here. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1512202.msg17541184#msg17541184    but did not get an answer. I will repeat here what I wrote there.

What I still don't understand it how the Stratis blockchain is related to the bitcoin blockchain.
If I look at another coin, say Monero, just to take an example, there is no relationship at all between the BTC blockchain and the XMR blockchain.

But...when it comes to the  Stratis blockchain and the Bitcoin blockchain, there is some relationship (even if only one way) ...but what is it?


The answer to the question is in this interview with Chris Trew and Tai Zen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiUyO84MOkY

Particularly around the 20 minute mark and after
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