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  1. Bitcoin and our chosen Bitcoin 2.0 version, MicroBitcoin, each hold several meanings in their embedded numbers. The choice of mining only 21 million units is not random, nor is the significance of the eight decimal places, or the four-year halving period ...

  2. As such, the bitcoin platform (or blockchain) allows for the deployment of decentralized applications that combine the benefits of cloud computing — in terms of ubiquity and elasticity — with the benefits of P2P technologies in terms of privacy and anonymity. Even though the blockchain is inherently transparent (as every transaction is ...

  3. Retrieved from "https://wiki.p2pfoundation.net/index.php?title=How_a_Bitcoin_Transaction_Works&oldid=104000"

  4. The Bitcoin Scaling debate ended with a network split, with the Bitcoin Cash hard-fork on the one hand, which increased the blocksize, and the original Bitcoin blockchain on the other hand, incorporating the SegWit proposal in August 2017.

  5. Retrieved from "https://wiki.p2pfoundation.net/index.php?title=What_is_Bitcoin&oldid=49866"

  6. Discussion Brian Page: "Since bitcoin is too volatile to be used as a daily currency, we’re developing what we call bit assets, which are pegged to real world assets. This includes bit assets like bitUSD, bitYuan, bitGold, etc. This allows the user to immediately ...

  7. Digital metallists stress the benefits of Bitcoin as an asset underpinned by “trustless” cryptography, in being both limited in supply in a similar fashion to gold and enabling “autonomous market relations” (Swartz 2017; see also Maurer et al. 2013).