Should Segwit technology be used on Bitcoin or should the block size be increased beyond 1MB? Should both be at the same time? Should we do nothing?Should we have other solutions?
These still unresolved issues, causing a long-standing conflict among bitcoin developers, tire many bitcoiners. This long-running conflict seems to have inspired the Bitsend team , since they have just created an altcoin - BitCore , which resolves in its own way the technological conflict of bitcoin scalability. This altcoin implements both Segwit and a block size of ... 20MB! What alleviate frustrations and fulfill the desires of the bitcoin community. Best of all, an airdrop (free distribution) for all bitcoin owners.
Let's quickly review the features of BitCore and see how to claim free Bitcores. Who knows, maybe they'll have a day of value?
1. Main Components Technical BitCore presented on the ad bitcointalk
Segwit with Core 0.14
"The Segwit activated opens new opportunities such as the Lightning network, the Tumblebit the Schnorr signatures, confidential transactions, atomic exchange cross chain, etc. .
We explore these new features already and groped the field. We expect the first implementations as quickly as possible. "
Features
- BitCore Unit: BTX
- 21 Million Corners
- 10 Min Blocktime
- Halving from Block BTC 462987 = BTX Block 1
- Segwit and Bloom Online
... https: //bitcoin.org/en/version-history
... https: //bitcoin.org/en/release/v0.14.0
- Core 0.14
- 20MB Block
Size - BitSend "proved retarget" system - DK3
- Timetravel10 Algorithm - Halving
interval as BTC 1: 1 BTX starts with 12.5BTC per block
POW Algo
"TimeTravel10", which relies on 40320 different combinations
of hash algorithms and can easily be expanded to 362880,
3628800 or even more, allows miners to browse the time through them or through them over time.
2. Free BitCore (BTX) Claim - Steps
Millions of BTXs have been preluded by the development team and are intended to be distributed free of charge. The principle of airdrop is simple: if you had bitcoins in your wallet at the time of the snapshot taken at Bitcoin block 463619 (min on 2017-04-26 17:10:01), you can claim your BTX via the official website https://bitcore.cc, by signing the BTC address. Signing its bitcoin address serves to prove that one is the owner of this address, without having to reveal the private key (also called secret key). The distribution will be based on 1BTC = 1 BTX. So if you have for example 0.2 bitcoins you will be entitled to 0.2 bitcores. You can claim your BTX until the deadline of November 2, 2017.
The first thing to do is download the official Bitcore wallet at http://destyy.com/wtcBKK . Choose the folder corresponding to the operating system of your PC.
Once the file is downloaded, it is the "bitcore-qt" file that opens the BitCore portfolio.Drag the file outside the window and click on the icon to open the wallet.
Then you need to generate a BTX address, which will allow you to receive free BTX.To do this, click on "Request payment" and you get an address. (We can generate new addresses after each payment)
Now that you have a BTX address, you have to sign its BTC addresses. In this tutorial, we take for example bitcoins kept on a hardware portfolio Ledger Nano S , familiar to many bitcoiners. To have the list of bitcoin addresses used in your Nano S, you have to connect the device to the PC, enter the PIN code and go to https://goochain.net/ledger
Once detected, the bitcoin portfolio of the Ledger wallet opens and a pop-up asks to confirm the extended public key export. You have to confirm and another pop-up announces that the key has exported successfully.
Here, on the page https://goochain.net/ledger appears a link to click to access the "read-only wallet" where are listed all the bitcoin addresses used.
All that remains is to choose the bitcoin addresses with a positive balance and sign them one by one. Copy one of the addresses to the clipboard and go to the "Settings" tab of the Bitcoin portfolio Ledger, click on TOOL then SIGN MESSAGE
Then we stick the address chosen before and it appears in the list of the drop-down menu. We select it then we write the mandatory word to claim the Bitcore, namely "BTX" in capital letters.
After clicking "SIGNER" you have to confirm on the device
So we have a signature that appears corresponding to the chosen bitcoin address.This signature serves to prove that this address belongs to us.
Finally, go to the official airdrop website and fill in the BTC address. Click on "CLAIM" and then fill in the corresponding signature and the BTX address on which you want to receive BitCore. Click again on "CLAIM" and a BTX amount equivalent to the one on the BTC address is automatically sent to your Bitcore wallet.
Repeat with other BTC addresses that have a positive balance.