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Topic: [ANN] [BTCP] BitcoinPrivate: A Truly Private Bitcoin [Equihash] - page 156. (Read 117313 times)

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Definitely, the price exploded days ago from 4 usd to over 118 USD, then whales try to manipulate the price, with success in order to buy more for themselves, so now it´s time to HODL this coin, as the BTCP will be worth at least 345 USD at the moment of fork, now we need to spread the word and collaborate to this project, exchanges will be forced to have it listed as all btc holders will have same value in this coin also!
It´s a hit hit go! Shocked Cool Grin Cheesy Wink

BTCP will be worth more than BTG. BTCP is everything BTG wanted to be, but they had no developers.
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So half the coins go to ZClassic holders and the other half go to bitcoin holders? That explains the $21277000 ZClassic volume on bittrex today.
Not quite. 1.8 million ZCL and 16.5 Million BTC so a lot more BTCP will end up in the hands of BTC owners than ZCL owners. The price went up because its a lot cheaper to buy ZCL than BTC so from a cost benefit perspective, ZCL is the cheapest way to get BTCP when the fork occurs

OK I understand now, I assumed both ZClassic and bitcoin had roughly the same number of coins in circulation, but didn't realize ZClassic has a much lower circulating supply.
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Definitely, the price exploded days ago from 4 usd to over 118 USD, then whales try to manipulate the price, with success in order to buy more for themselves, so now it´s time to HODL this coin, as the BTCP will be worth at least 345 USD at the moment of fork, now we need to spread the word and collaborate to this project, exchanges will be forced to have it listed as all btc holders will have same value in this coin also!
It´s a hit hit go! Shocked Cool Grin Cheesy Wink
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So half the coins go to ZClassic holders and the other half go to bitcoin holders? That explains the $21277000 ZClassic volume on bittrex today.
Not quite. 1.8 million ZCL and 16.5 Million BTC so a lot more BTCP will end up in the hands of BTC owners than ZCL owners. The price went up because its a lot cheaper to buy ZCL than BTC so from a cost benefit perspective, ZCL is the cheapest way to get BTCP when the fork occurs
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So half the coins go to ZClassic holders and the other half go to bitcoin holders? That explains the $21277000 ZClassic volume on bittrex today.
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WOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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I AM
Lets see how this plays out.  Wink
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if "1 btc : 1 btcp, 1 zcl : 1 btcp,"  It makes more sense to keep zcl. So i will zcl HOLD!  Like a better fork than the others. when the snapshot is to be announced?
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Can't open the gui, it just flashes the black command screen and does nothing.
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Will add to our pool
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Seems really nice project.
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OK.  Always looking for nice new privacy technology.
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Oh man, I can't wait for this!  Wink

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What is going to happen to ZCL after the hard fork?
It will still exist, though we are unsure how its development will continue as of right now.

Need to address this quick please. Im sure others are dying to see whats going to happen to ZCL

Also, can you guys stop saying "check this and that on site X or B" and just link the guide? A lot of confusion lately regarding ZCL and BTCP reddit.
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I hope BitcoinPrivate will be listed at Kucoin and Binance will you try to get this listed on those exchanges?
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..like bright metal on a sullen ground.

How will BTCP be distributed?
If you have 1 ZCL, you keep 1 ZCL and get 1 BTCP, if you have 1 BTC, you keep your BTC and get 1 BTCP.


Combining the BTC ledger with an existing blockchain to do like a double fork merger is really a brilliant idea. Has any other project done this before? Now ZCL essentially becomes BTCP futures.
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Update: The fork began on March 2, 2017 and finished on March 3, 2017. You can read more on how to claim your BTCP here.

BITCOIN PRIVATE

Similar to Bitcoin, BTCP will support peer-to-peer transactions without an intermediary. These transactions will be verified by network nodes through the use of cryptography and recorded in a public ledger. Unlike Bitcoin, BTCP supports an increased block size and block time for faster transactions with lower fees. Furthermore, transactions can be performed on a private (z) ledger. When sending from one private address to another, the sender, recipient, and amount are all private.

You can read our whitepaper here.


The Importance of Bitcoin Private

Recently, it has become clear that the crypto community’s privacy is at risk. Everytime one makes a transaction on the Bitcoin blockchain, the transaction is recorded on the blockchain in perpetuity for anyone to see. We have seen the BitFury Group use this information to de-anonymize over 15% of the entire Bitcoin network, along with many other examples. This led us to create Bitcoin Private (BTCP) - a fork-merge of the ZCL & BTC blockchains and introduction of the zk-SNARKS feature to Bitcoin.

The hard fork will allow users to safely transfer their digital currency without any threat to their privacy, known as shielded transactions, on the Bitcoin Private blockchain. For example, transactions would still take place on this Bitcoin based blockchain, except without being recorded on the public ledger -- leaving absolutely no trail of your transaction details to anyone other than the sender and recipient. This has never been done before with any Bitcoin hard fork. Ultimately, privacy was once a cornerstone of Bitcoin but can no longer be guaranteed today.

Aside from the shielded transactions, Bitcoin Private is also making transactions faster and more efficient by doubling the Bitcoin block size from 1MB to 2MB and decreasing the block time from 10 min to 2.5 min.


The Future of BTCP

We continue to post our most recent updates to our Medium. We have also released a highly ambitious roadmap which you can find here

Moving forward, the Bitcoin Private team will continue securing appropriate partnerships to bolster the Bitcoin Private initiative. You should expect announcements around these partnerships to continue throughout 2018 as we seek to build a sustainable technology platform.

We anticipate our development team to continue growing in headcount and skill set, which allows us to build out our ambitious post-fork technology roadmap. The successful execution of our roadmap will allow Bitcoin Private to deliver superior value to other Bitcoin hard forks, especially around privacy and transaction speeds. Ultimately, we believe in a cryptocurrency world where everyone can trust their privacy will be respected.


BTCP Specifications

Circulating coin supply: http://explorer.btcprivate.org/status
Total coin supply: 21 million
Block reward: 1.5625 BTCP
Block time: 2.5 min
Block size: 2 MB
Halving schedule: 210,000 blocks
Privacy protocol: zk-SNARKs


FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Who is on the BTCP Contribution Team?
See our team here.

Was there a premine or a founder's reward?
No.

BTCP Mining Pools:
See https://btcprivate.org/pools.html

How do I get involved in BTCP?
Please reach out to us on Reddit, Twitter, Discord, or Telegram.

How do I claim my BTCP from ZCL and/or BTC?
See this reddit post.

Can I contribute to the team?
Yes you can! We're all volunteers and as such your contribution is greatly appreciated. See the below wallet addresses.


Bitcoin Private (BTCP)


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Contribution Addresses:

BTCP: b1RXUJgnuxtzHyJ5UTWerh4pNBWcVikESZe

BTCP Shielded: zkEyLYc45LdNmzjJ84aGFAJ8CW959FCARYNso64SPmzymozageLS9YJ6HKbHSoqjXsV7bjrDEzXVLnM QtUCTeETKehPDPU4
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