Topic: how did altcoin share the blockchain of bitcoin? (Read 526 times)
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Mastercoin(Omni) and Counterparty run on the bitcoin blockchain.
how did altcoin share the blockchain of bitcoin?
How to search blockchain of bitcoin to find the altcoin transaction?
What kind of requirment for the altcoin? using same algorithm and port?
Thanks
How to search blockchain of bitcoin to find the altcoin transaction?
What kind of requirment for the altcoin? using same algorithm and port?
Thanks
Are you asking about what blockstream is trying to do, i.e. pegging sidechains in blockchain to use some alt coin properties ?
I don't know about the op's question but i'd like to know if any coin has succeeded in using sidechains?
how did altcoin share the blockchain of bitcoin?
How to search blockchain of bitcoin to find the altcoin transaction?
What kind of requirment for the altcoin? using same algorithm and port?
Thanks
How to search blockchain of bitcoin to find the altcoin transaction?
What kind of requirment for the altcoin? using same algorithm and port?
Thanks
Are you asking about what blockstream is trying to do, i.e. pegging sidechains in blockchain to use some alt coin properties ?
maybe the op is referring to "merge mining" of altcoins to the bitcoin chain???
All Bitcoin private keys have "sister addresses" with other Altcoins.
For a good example check out how Buttcoins.com groups 4 different coins on one private key.
For a good example check out how Buttcoins.com groups 4 different coins on one private key.
You can't.
Each altcoin has own blockchains, they're not related.
Ps: I excluded Atomic Cross Chain Transaction between Burst & Qora.
Each altcoin has own blockchains, they're not related.
Ps: I excluded Atomic Cross Chain Transaction between Burst & Qora.
Right, each coin has own blockchain, but some services like (https://chain.so/) let you verify different altcoin transactions.
If a web service let you see different altcoin transactions, that doesn't mean the coin is running on the same line.
You can't.
Each altcoin has own blockchains, they're not related.
Ps: I excluded Atomic Cross Chain Transaction between Burst & Qora.
Each altcoin has own blockchains, they're not related.
Ps: I excluded Atomic Cross Chain Transaction between Burst & Qora.
how did altcoin share the blockchain of bitcoin?
How to search blockchain of bitcoin to find the altcoin transaction?
What kind of requirment for the altcoin? using same algorithm and port?
Thanks
How to search blockchain of bitcoin to find the altcoin transaction?
What kind of requirment for the altcoin? using same algorithm and port?
Thanks
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