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Topic: [2016-03-11] Bank of England working on Bitcoin alternative RSCoin (Read 572 times)

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 Smiley This has got me really excited cannot wait to see how it pans out, pardden the pun Smiley
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Yeah! I saw that news on internet. Is this currency mineable like others for example bitcoin? I am much interested.

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This was discussed a couple of days back. It is nothing like Bitcoin.
You can have a look at this thread for more information.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/2016-03-10-softpedia-bank-of-england-is-preparing-to-launch-its-own-bitcoin-1394205
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Yeah! I saw that news on internet. Is this currency mineable like others for example bitcoin? I am much interested.

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The Bank of England has partnered with researchers at University College London to help it create a centrally controlled digital currency.

The newly-developed RSCoin uses cryptography to combat counterfeiting, and unlike the technology underpinning Bitcoin, the blockchain, RSCoin is controlled by a central body.

Blockchain is distributed ledger technology where a network of computers record transactions. Each computer must approve a transaction before it is recorded in a new "block".

Read more: http://www.itnews.com.au/news/bank-of-england-working-on-bitcoin-alternative-rscoin-416779#ixzz42YUmX0Sz
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