Bitcoin Whitepaper- a MUST read for all and a little merit giveaway

[Mbitr]

During this lockdown I’ve been getting a bit bored and so I decided to re read Satoshi’s whitepaper . I’m always surprised when I’ve met some bitcoiners in real life and they haven’t read the whitepaper. I wonder if you’ve read it ? If you haven’t , give it a read  

As an extra incentive to any members who want a few merit , I’ll do a little quiz on it tomorrow , so keep an eye on this thread !

Just 5 little questions with 5 answers and 5 merits up for grabs. 1 merit each for each correct answer. First to answer each question correctly gets a merit.

But don’t panic , if you dont win a merit at least you’ve read the whitepaper and hopefully you’ve learnt something .
Remember this is just a bit of fun .

https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf

Question 1.
Easy one to start - How many times is the word Bitcoin/bitcoin mentioned in the whitepaper ?
Answer - 2 times

Question 2.
Which referenced author’s full name appears in the main body of text ?
Answer - Adam Back

Question 3.
Which important 4 letter word appears 42 times in the whitepaper ?
Answer - hash

Question 4.
In the main body of the text - What is the ‘additional firewall’ that Satoshi mentions ?
Answer - a new key pair or each transaction

Question 5
How many times does Satoshi mention 21 million ?
Answer - Zero

Well that’s it , thanks for taking part and congrats to the winners. Hope everyone who took part enjoyed the quiz and enjoyed reading the whitepaper.

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[Mbitr]

During this lockdown

If you have anything to share with the community from the bitcoin whitepaper, your thoughts and opinions after reading it, questions and other whatnots, then great, but not this.

Sorry I had sausage fingers and hit the post button before I finished the whole post !!

[Yogee]

At the very least, provide a link to the whitepaper like https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf

Those who don't know and simply search on Google could land to other websites like bitcoindotcom. You know that site run by a fork?

[Mbitr]

At the very least, provide a link to the whitepaper like https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf

Those who don't know and simply search on Google could land to other websites like bitcoindotcom. You know that site run by a fork?

You are more than right - Thankyou - I was in a rush because of my damn sausage fingers 

[bitmover]

Certainly a must read
Satoshi explains everything in the whitepaper, wallets, nodes  pow...

I read it several times already  and I always learn more each time I read.

I made a quick summary on pow based on the whitepaper,  take a read later

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3317586.0

[Mbitr]

Certainly a must read
Satoshi explains everything in the whitepaper, wallets, nodes  pow...

I read it several times already  and I always learn more each time I read.

I made a quick summary on pow based on the whitepaper,  take a read later

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3317586.0

Nice post - it certainly helps to simplify things as much as possible ( for me anyway ) , cheers mate.Also  reminds me to re- read Mastering Bitcoin - first book I read on Bitcoin and tbh the technical stuff was too much for me back then .

[Bazlur]

As an extra incentive to any members who want a few merit , I’ll do a little quiz on it tomorrow , so keep an eye on this thread !

I want to take part in your quiz contest. When do you start your quiz tomorrow?

https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf

I can't download Bitcoin whitepaper from the above link.
You can add this download link  https://whitepaper.io/document/0/bitcoin-whitepaper

[Mbitr]

As an extra incentive to any members who want a few merit , I’ll do a little quiz on it tomorrow , so keep an eye on this thread !

I want to take part in your quiz contest. When do you start your quiz tomorrow?

https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf

I can't download Bitcoin whitepaper from the above link.
You can add this download link  https://whitepaper.io/document/0/bitcoin-whitepaper

Thanks probably start about 9am - my time - just check my profile for my time zone and say roughly 1 question per hour ? See how it goes 

[Solosanz]

Question 1.
Easy one to start - How many times is the word Bitcoin/bitcoin mentioned in the whitepaper ?

I will say 2 times

[Mbitr]

Question 1.
Easy one to start - How many times is the word Bitcoin/bitcoin mentioned in the whitepaper ?

I will say 2 times

Yep - well done 

[Solosanz]

Yep - well done 

Thank you Mbitr, will wait the second and more question
Will try my luck

[Mbitr]

Question 2.
Which referenced author’s full name appears in the main body of text ?

[blue Snow]

Adam Back

[ZaraCB]

R.C.  Merkle

[Mbitr]

Adam Back

Correct

[blue Snow]

Adam Back

Correct

thank you I find it on point number #4 proof of work

To implement a distributed timestamp server on a peer-to-peer basis, we will need to use a proof-of-work system  similar to Adam  Back's  Hashcash

[Mbitr]

Question 3.
Which important 4 letter word appears 42 times in the whitepaper ?

[ZaraCB]

hash

[Mbitr]

hash

Wow - super quick - correct

[Raytheon]

Question 4.
In the main body of the text - What is the ‘additional firewall’ that Satoshi mentions ?

A new key pair