Topic: [AUDIT] The Bitcoin Source Code Check! (Read 1809 times)
i said about alternative bitcoin core. its dont have alternate in python.
Im stop for pycoin, because it client app. Now i see bitcoin electrum client+electrum-server. Base of prof bitcoin its blockhain!
I have no idea what you are saying
possible some wrong in this code you think?
Hm?
i am very interest
Hm?
i am very interest
No. Its false way! electrum server requires bitcoind. And i need Bitcoin Core only, because i dont see python release for Satoshi's ideas.
Im stop for pycoin, because it client app. Now i see bitcoin electrum client+electrum-server. Base of prof bitcoin its blockhain!
Nevertheless, it would be great if someone like you could really provide a comprehensive analysis on what each part of the code means.
This could be the main part of your contribution. As for security holes, thousands of people are trying to break bitcoin security EVERY DAY, because if they do, they face potentially millions in profits.
I presume it has been done before and I've always been told by others that over the years, coders for the altcoins have already studied that in details in order for them to come up with their own version of altcoins. I hope that is the case.
Nevertheless, it would be great if someone like you could really provide a comprehensive analysis on what each part of the code means.
Nevertheless, it would be great if someone like you could really provide a comprehensive analysis on what each part of the code means.
For first step i see pycoin project https://github.com/richardkiss/pycoin
Thank you. I'll do it! For me Your words are a great support.
Now I plan to audit the source code of the client bitcoin. Offer a community to support me in this matter. My intention is focused on the idea Satoshi Nakamoto: I'm for freedom!
There are hundreds of contributors who have been auditing it for years as part of their use (and, in some cases, efforts to enhance it)-- the difference is that they went in and did it, they didn't step up here and ask for money before even showing that they had the skills to contribute useful review.
Now I plan to audit the source code of the client bitcoin. Offer a community to support me in this matter. My intention is focused on the idea Satoshi Nakamoto: I'm for freedom!
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