Genius of creating virtual currency
According to Beijing time on October 24, Jeff garzik is one of the few key developers of bitcoin's underlying software, so he knows the shortcomings of bitcoin's blockchain at his fingertips. So he decided to create a better digital currency
he named the currency metronome and said it would be the first virtual currency to be used on different blockchains
this mobility means that if a blockchain dies e to developers' infighting or no one is using it, metronome users can transfer their money to other places. Kajik said that would help metronome maintain its valuation and ensure its long-term survival. In order to create metronome, kajik founded the start-up company bloq. Metronome will be officially launched at the money 20 / 20 conference in Las Vegas on Tuesday, he said
metronome will be generated and supported by automatic distributed software, which is neither controlled nor changed by anyone. The software will start auctioning metronome currency in December and will retain and use the proceeds from the auction to drive the price of the currency. The rest of the project will be open source, so anyone can develop applications for metronome
bloq will provide developer tools for enterprise users. Of the 10 million metronome coins to be auctioned in December, bloq and other organizations that help create and promote metronome will keep 2 million of them. Every 24 hours, 2880 new metronome coins are born
metronome avoids problems that users often encounter when they want to transfer from one blockchain to another. That is, users must sell one cryptocurrency they own and then buy another. This creates transaction costs and may lose the potential appreciation of the currency sold. With metronome, none of this is a problem
when users want to transfer metronome to another blockchain, they will get a digital receipt. They can then send the receipt to another blockchain and add metronome to that blockchain
Who is Nakamoto? Why are people so curious about him? This person, who calls himself Nakamoto Tsung, said that he lost his bitcoin, not one or two, but a lot. What does 980000 bitcoins mean
so we should take a calm attitude towards bitcoin
so far, no one knows the true face of this Nakamoto. Even his so-called 980000 bitcoins are skeptical
because, generally, people who are really rich are disdainful of showing off their wealth
The concept of bitcoin was founded by Nakamoto
On December 12, 2010, when bitcoin graally became a hot topic, he quietly left and disappeared from the Internet As a descendant of samurai, Nakamoto was born in 1949 in Beppu, Japan. His mother, quanzi, was a Buddhist and brought him up in poverty When his parents divorced in 1959, Nakamoto's mother remarried and immigrated to California with her three sons. Nakamoto and his stepfather don't get along well, but according to his younger brother Arthur, Nakamoto showed his talent in mathematics and science when he was very young, but also showed his "fickle and strange interest"Nakamoto graated from Caltech, majoring in physics. Upon graation, he joined Hughes Aircraft and worked in defense and electronic communications. Later, Nakamoto worked for the U.S. military, and his experience was classified as a state secret. Now searching his files, his life is a blank
In 2008, in an e-mail group discussing information encryption on the Internet, he published an article outlining the basic framework of the bitcoin system. In 2009, he established an open source project for the system, officially announcing the birth of bitcoin. On December 12, 2010, when bitcoin graally became the climate, he quietly left and disappeared from the InternetBecause now people are influenced by some comments on the Internet, such as bitcoin, its value has increased many times since it came into being, people think that virtual currency should be a very promising thing, so many people follow suit
if you really have a lot of spare money, you can consider investing in some stable bonds, some science and technology innovation board and stocks, but don't invest too much in virtual currency