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March 22, 2018, 07:52:54 AM
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There is very little information on technical details of Bitcoin ONE fork, unfortunately. I’ve just found that the fork itself will occur at 525 000 block.
What else interests you? I’ve just learnt a lot about it from different sources. Maybe I can help you with something.
I would like to know at least how many coins there are and who is going to get them…
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Transactions must be included in a block to be properly completed. When you send a transaction, it is broadcast to miners. Miners can then optionally include it in their next blocks. Miners will be more inclined to include your transaction if it has a higher transaction fee.
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March 22, 2018, 07:56:07 AM
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There is very little information on technical details of Bitcoin ONE fork, unfortunately. I’ve just found that the fork itself will occur at 525 000 block.
What else interests you? I’ve just learnt a lot about it from different sources. Maybe I can help you with something.
I would like to know at least how many coins there are and who is going to get them…
Well, look, there is information that 17 000 000 coins will get owners of bitcoin according to the remains on the 525 000 block.
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March 22, 2018, 08:02:14 AM
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There is very little information on technical details of Bitcoin ONE fork, unfortunately. I’ve just found that the fork itself will occur at 525 000 block.
What else interests you? I’ve just learnt a lot about it from different sources. Maybe I can help you with something.
I would like to know at least how many coins there are and who is going to get them…
Well, look, there is information that 17 000 000 coins will get owners of bitcoin according to the remains on the 525 000 block.
Don't you know how many coins will be sold?
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March 22, 2018, 08:05:25 AM
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There is very little information on technical details of Bitcoin ONE fork, unfortunately. I’ve just found that the fork itself will occur at 525 000 block.
What else interests you? I’ve just learnt a lot about it from different sources. Maybe I can help you with something.
I would like to know at least how many coins there are and who is going to get them…
Well, look, there is information that 17 000 000 coins will get owners of bitcoin according to the remains on the 525 000 block.
Don't you know how many coins will be sold?
The developers promise to sell 21 000 000 coins by 2023. But who knows, this number can become bigger or lower.
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March 22, 2018, 08:12:21 AM
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There is very little information on technical details of Bitcoin ONE fork, unfortunately. I’ve just found that the fork itself will occur at 525 000 block.
What else interests you? I’ve just learnt a lot about it from different sources. Maybe I can help you with something.
I would like to know at least how many coins there are and who is going to get them…
Well, look, there is information that 17 000 000 coins will get owners of bitcoin according to the remains on the 525 000 block.
Don't you know how many coins will be sold?
The developers promise to sell 21 000 000 coins by 2023. But who knows, this number can become bigger or lower.
And will it be possible to mine Bitcoin ONE?
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March 22, 2018, 04:05:08 PM
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Now, there are a lot of talks about "instant operations" with Bitcoin ONE. What do you think, due to what technologies it was possible to achieve such results?
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March 22, 2018, 05:01:53 PM
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Now, there are a lot of talks about "instant operations" with Bitcoin ONE. What do you think, due to what technologies it was possible to achieve such results?


Instant operations are provided due to the fact that Bitcoin ONE operates in hybrid processing: on the basis of the delegation of the network blocking of the selected reference nodes it is possible to perform up to 1 million transactions per second through our BTC1.

Operational information about Bitcoin ONE is available in official communities:
https://t.me/channel_bitcoinone
https://t.me/b1_cash
https://twitter.com/channel_b1cash
https://vk.com/b1.cash
https://www.facebook.com/channelb1.cash

Official site: www.b1.cash

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March 22, 2018, 06:07:31 PM
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1 000 000 transactions per second at the start of the fork — that is an unreal figure!!! And in the future this number can become even bigger?
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March 22, 2018, 06:36:51 PM
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What kind of fork that is because that claim process is very strange why we have to pass KYC procedure and sign the message. You should keep the distribution method simple like others did in past just make airdrop according to the snapshot.
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March 22, 2018, 08:24:34 PM
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How will the graphical protection of Bitcoin ONE coins and banknotes be implemented?
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March 22, 2018, 10:22:08 PM
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Guys, I'm not so good at all these things, but where you can use Bitcoin ONE coins?
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March 23, 2018, 07:14:18 AM
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yeah, well, it's cool that Bitcoin one will be protected by the release of physical coins and banknotes. But that's not enough. It is necessary that the banknotes and coins were also protected somehow…
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March 23, 2018, 07:22:41 AM
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yeah, well, it's cool that Bitcoin one will be protected by the release of physical coins and banknotes. But that's not enough. It is necessary that the banknotes and coins were also protected somehow…
Right, so developers will make three levels of protection for coins and Bitcoin one banknotes.
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March 23, 2018, 07:25:44 AM
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yeah, well, it's cool that Bitcoin one will be protected by the release of physical coins and banknotes. But that's not enough. It is necessary that the banknotes and coins were also protected somehow…
Right, so developers will make three levels of protection for coins and Bitcoin one banknotes.
can you tell us more about these protection levels?
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March 23, 2018, 07:29:07 AM
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yeah, well, it's cool that Bitcoin one will be protected by the release of physical coins and banknotes. But that's not enough. It is necessary that the banknotes and coins were also protected somehow…
Right, so developers will make three levels of protection for coins and Bitcoin one banknotes.
can you tell us more about these protection levels?
they refer to the following levels of protection: graphical, informational and physicochemical.
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March 23, 2018, 07:33:11 AM
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yeah, well, it's cool that Bitcoin one will be protected by the release of physical coins and banknotes. But that's not enough. It is necessary that the banknotes and coins were also protected somehow…
Right, so developers will make three levels of protection for coins and Bitcoin one banknotes.
can you tell us more about these protection levels?
they refer to the following levels of protection: graphical, informational and physicochemical.
That’s good, if there are three levels of protection at once. Does anyone know more about how they will work?
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March 23, 2018, 01:27:32 PM
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yeah, well, it's cool that Bitcoin one will be protected by the release of physical coins and banknotes. But that's not enough. It is necessary that the banknotes and coins were also protected somehow…
Right, so developers will make three levels of protection for coins and Bitcoin one banknotes.
can you tell us more about these protection levels?
they refer to the following levels of protection: graphical, informational and physicochemical.
That’s good, if there are three levels of protection at once. Does anyone know more about how they will work?

Material coins and notes - is another element of security to Bitcoin users ONE. Coins and bills are tied to the ID of the owner of the wallet BTC1, contain a QR code (it allows you to identify a coin or a bill, confirm its real presence in the blockchain BTC1). In addition, the coins and bills (depending on what is at the disposal of the owner of the Bitcoin one wallet) are tied to the transfer codes that allow you to determine the movement in the blockchain of digital units BTC1.
Let's explain by the example: selling digital coins BTC1 the current owner gives the new owner a coin or a bill. The new owner scans the QR placed on the material coin/bill and enters the transfer code. If the transfer code is entered correctly, BTC1 digital coins pass to the new owner, infor s from theft and hacker attacks: without transfer codes (issued only with mation about this is recorded in the Bitcoin ONE blockchain.
Material coins and bills allow you to secure the wallets of Bitcoin ONE owner physical coins and bills) transfer digital savings BTC1 impossible (the same situation with the payment of goods and services). It is also impossible to fake transfer codes – the information is stored on secure servers. In turn, bills are made on special paper with modern security elements, and coins minted from a special alloy and have a specific induction.
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March 23, 2018, 01:34:56 PM
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yeah, well, it's cool that Bitcoin one will be protected by the release of physical coins and banknotes. But that's not enough. It is necessary that the banknotes and coins were also protected somehow…

Bills are made on special paper, which contains security elements similar to securities. This allows you to protect them from counterfeiting.
Coins are made of a special alloy, have a specific induction. The coins are also applied elements consisting of notches with microtext.
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March 23, 2018, 01:49:08 PM
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Another garbage fork bitcoin that nobody needs and there is no sense in it, why is this all done? Someone thinks that he will be able to raise the price and sell anyone who does not need forked coins
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March 23, 2018, 01:51:04 PM
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Guys, I'm not so good at all these things, but where you can use Bitcoin ONE coins?

Bitcoin one is a new generation cryptocurrency that is just beginning to gain popularity (hard fork Bitcoin one will take place on the 525,000 block of Bitcoin in may 2018). The basic principle we laid down in BTC1 is hybrid processing, which will allow processing up to 1 million transactions per second on the basis of on network dedicated cluster support units mining delegation makes it possible.  In addition, at the time hard forks we will distribute for free to the owners of Bitcoin wallets 17 000 000 coins 1 BTC (1 Bitcoin ONE : 1 Bitcoin). We believe that the strategy of large-scale free distribution, as well as the innovative technical implementation of the project, will make Bitcoin one will allow cryptocurrency No. 1 around the world.
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