[ANN] SATO - Satoshi coin

[Sergik95]

Hello,
How soon whitepaper will be released?

we have already released a whitepaper! Just check it in first message!

[Pairianita]

I wanted to know exactly when the SATO token will be added to the Coinexchange cryptocurrency exchange ? Any exact dates?

[Sergik95]

I wanted to know exactly when the SATO token will be added to the Coinexchange cryptocurrency exchange ? Any exact dates?

Listing negotiations are underway with YObit , Cryptobia, Cryptobridge and Coinexchange. I think the exchange's full list is even bigger.

[Pairianita]

I wanted to know exactly when the SATO token will be added to the Coinexchange cryptocurrency exchange ? Any exact dates?

Listing negotiations are underway with YObit , Cryptobia, Cryptobridge and Coinexchange. I think the exchange's full list is even bigger.

I'm waiting for announcements from guys. News every day makes me happy)

[Pairianita]

Based on the description above, it seems SATO is a promising project that can be trusted by token holders. They will receive accruals at the expiration of each month as the main advantage of SATO project. Wishing you guys luck!

[Sergik95]

Based on the description above, it seems SATO is a promising project that can be trusted by token holders. They will receive accruals at the expiration of each month as the main advantage of SATO project. Wishing you guys luck!

Soon you will be able to join to SATO in social networks!

[Juzzz_time]

Hello, Gues!
What do you think about this project?

[Zakhar]

forgive me, why does the project have such an unusual name? because you can invest satoshi? and to my regret, I still do not understand what is the main goal of your project

[Pairianita]

Hello, Gues!
What do you think about this project?

I think that this is an interesting project with an interesting idea

[Wellisoyen]

Hello, Gues!
What do you think about this project?

I think that this is an interesting project with an interesting idea

I agree with you
I will look after the news of the project!

[Quisel]

Hello, Gues!
What do you think about this project?

I think that this is an interesting project with an interesting idea

I agree with you
I will look after the news of the project!

I will follow the news about the project.
the main thing is that the team did not disappoint us!

[Sheriez]

What is a fork?

[Sergik95]

What is a fork?

Fork defined: In the cryptocurrency world a fork is when a there is a change in the rules of the blockchain that the coin operates on or the nodes disagree on a historic transaction(s).

[Sheriez]

What is a fork?

Fork defined: In the cryptocurrency world a fork is when a there is a change in the rules of the blockchain that the coin operates on or the nodes disagree on a historic transaction(s).

I heard that there are Soft forks and Hard forks

[Sergik95]

What is a fork?

Fork defined: In the cryptocurrency world a fork is when a there is a change in the rules of the blockchain that the coin operates on or the nodes disagree on a historic transaction(s).

I heard that there are Soft forks and Hard forks

Yes you are right!

[Sheriez]

What is a fork?

Fork defined: In the cryptocurrency world a fork is when a there is a change in the rules of the blockchain that the coin operates on or the nodes disagree on a historic transaction(s).

I heard that there are Soft forks and Hard forks

Yes you are right!

could you tell us what it is?

[Sergik95]

What is a fork?

Fork defined: In the cryptocurrency world a fork is when a there is a change in the rules of the blockchain that the coin operates on or the nodes disagree on a historic transaction(s).

I heard that there are Soft forks and Hard forks

Yes you are right!

could you tell us what it is?

Soft forks are quite common, in the rare cases when two or more miners validate a block at the same time they will each product their own hash (verification code) for that block. This often gets resolved as the next block is added to the blockchain and then the nodes can verify that this chain is the longest and most valid chain, rendering the other chain invalid.

[Sheriez]

What is a fork?

Fork defined: In the cryptocurrency world a fork is when a there is a change in the rules of the blockchain that the coin operates on or the nodes disagree on a historic transaction(s).

I heard that there are Soft forks and Hard forks

Yes you are right!

could you tell us what it is?

Soft forks are quite common, in the rare cases when two or more miners validate a block at the same time they will each product their own hash (verification code) for that block. This often gets resolved as the next block is added to the blockchain and then the nodes can verify that this chain is the longest and most valid chain, rendering the other chain invalid.

And what about Hard Soft forks?

[Sergik95]

What is a fork?

Fork defined: In the cryptocurrency world a fork is when a there is a change in the rules of the blockchain that the coin operates on or the nodes disagree on a historic transaction(s).

I heard that there are Soft forks and Hard forks

Yes you are right!

could you tell us what it is?

Soft forks are quite common, in the rare cases when two or more miners validate a block at the same time they will each product their own hash (verification code) for that block. This often gets resolved as the next block is added to the blockchain and then the nodes can verify that this chain is the longest and most valid chain, rendering the other chain invalid.

Hard forks are intentional and are imposed by the developers of a blockchain. The developers impose a hard fork to change the rules of the blockchain. Bitcoin is on an open source blockchain, therefore developers can impose changes at any time.

[Sheriez]

What is a fork?

Fork defined: In the cryptocurrency world a fork is when a there is a change in the rules of the blockchain that the coin operates on or the nodes disagree on a historic transaction(s).

I heard that there are Soft forks and Hard forks

Yes you are right!

could you tell us what it is?

Soft forks are quite common, in the rare cases when two or more miners validate a block at the same time they will each product their own hash (verification code) for that block. This often gets resolved as the next block is added to the blockchain and then the nodes can verify that this chain is the longest and most valid chain, rendering the other chain invalid.

And what about Hard Soft forks?

thanks, this is useful information for me