Oyster Pearls – PRL – is the native token of this platform, and is the bridge between a user’s motivation to spend money on storing data reliably and the motivation of a website owner to cleanly monetize their web content. Ethereum Blockchain’s Smart Contract technology is used to produce Oyster Pearls, thus activating the unique attributes of the token that allow Oyster to function.
Bitcoin is a digital currency (also called crypto-currency) that is not backed by any country's central bank or government. Bitcoin-to-Bitcoin transactions are made by digitally exchanging anonymous, heavily encrypted hash codes across a peer-to-peer (P2P) network. The P2P network monitors and verifies the transfer of Bitcoins between users.
Topic: what is the difference between oyster pearl and bitcoin? (Read 123 times)
Oyster Pearl has a goal to provide two solutions at the same time: decentralized data storage and mitigating the need for web ads. People hate online ads, and many want secure decentralized storage options, so that’s where PRL wants to come in. It’s important for you to do your own research and only do what your comfortable with, because small-cap coins are very prone to price manipulation or tanking altogether.
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Thank you for the clarification mjglqw. I'm new to pearl and bitcoin, and still in the process of learning. The information that you have provided through the link is greatly appreciated.
Both cryptocurrencies are very different. Bitcoin is made as a peer-to-peer cash system[1] as you probably already know; whereas Oyster Pearl(PRL) is for the current standoff between advertisers and adblock users. For more info on both, I suggest reading their whitepapers. Linked below.
[1] https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
[2] https://oyster.ws/OysterWhitepaper.pdf
[1] https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
[2] https://oyster.ws/OysterWhitepaper.pdf
i would like to know the difference between oyster pearl and bitcoin.
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