{"id":689,"date":"2022-03-05T13:46:51","date_gmt":"2022-03-05T13:46:51","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/smart.onlinesarafi.com\/index.php\/2022\/03\/05\/bitcoiin-whitepaper\/"},"modified":"2022-03-05T13:46:51","modified_gmt":"2022-03-05T13:46:51","slug":"bitcoiin-whitepaper","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/smart.onlinesarafi.com\/index.php\/2022\/03\/05\/bitcoiin-whitepaper\/","title":{"rendered":"Bitcoiin Whitepaper"},"content":{"rendered":"<div readability=\"110\">\n<p>Bitcoiin B2G (hereinafter \u201cBitcoiin\u201d) is a cryptocurrency, based on the same Ehash algorithm<br \/>used by Ethereum, with a proof of work implementation very similar to Equihash, as used by<br \/>Bitcoin Gold. Bitcoiin B2G begins at a genesis state (s=0), and incrementally executes<br \/>transactions to transition a ledger into a final state (s=n). The state represents the information<br \/>about the accounts holding the coins. A valid state transition is one which comes about through a<br \/>transaction.<\/p>\n<p>Transactions are collated into blocks. Blocks are then chained together, using a cryptographic<br \/>hash as a means of reference. Blocks function as a journal, recording a series of transactions<br \/>together with the previous block, and also an identifier for the final state. Each block does not<br \/>store the final state itself since a complete journal like that would be far too large. Blocks also<br \/>punctuate each transaction series with incentives for nodes to mine. This incentivisation takes<br \/>place as a state-transition function, adding value to a nominated account.<\/p>\n<p>Mining is the process of dedicating effort (working) to bolster one series of transactions (a block)<br \/>over any other potential competitor block. It is achieved by a cryptographically-secure proof.<br \/>This scheme is known as a Proof-of-Work (PoW). PoW is the backbone of not only Bitcoiin but<br \/>also most of the decentralized consensus-based transaction systems that have been built to date.<br \/>The mechanism behind proof-of-work was a breakthrough because it simultaneously solved two<br \/>problems. First, it provided a simple and moderately effective consensus algorithm, allowing<br \/>nodes in the network to agree collectively on a set of canonical updates to the state of the Bitcoin<br \/>ledger.<\/p>\n<p>Second, PoW provided a mechanism for allowing free entry into the consensus process, solving<br \/>the problem of prioritizing who gets to influence the consensus, while simultaneously preventing<br \/>\u201cSybil\u201d attacks. It does this by substituting a formal barrier to participation, such as the<br \/>requirement to be registered, as a unique entity on a particular list.<\/p>\n<p>Built upon the foundation of the Ethereum consensus-driven blockchain, Bitcoiin\u2019s blockchain<br \/>operates perpetually, censorship-free and collusion-resistant. Blockchain technology is hardened<br \/>against tampering and revision, with the unanimity of records hosted by every node equally.<br \/>Transactions, contract code storage, and code execution fees are recorded on continuous blocks<br \/>on the network ledger, cryptographically secured and time-stamped.<\/p>\n<p>The peer-to-peer validation model of blockchain transactions has proven elsewhere to be and is<br \/>here self-governing. The mining process incentivizes PoW effort, through the awarding of block<br \/>rewards and transaction fees paid to mining participants.<\/p>\n<p>Ethereum Algorithm<br \/>The Ethereum algorithm uses accounts and balances to record state transitions. This recording<br \/>function does not rely upon unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs). State denotes the current<br \/>balances of all accounts, plus extra data. The State is not stored on the blockchain, but on a<br \/>separate Merkle Patricia tree.<\/p>\n<p>A Merkle Patricia tree provides a cryptographically-authenticated data structure, that can be used<br \/>to store all (key, value) bindings. In the context of a cryptocurrency, our use of the term is<br \/>confined to strings. These Patricia trees are fully deterministic, meaning that a Patricia tree with<br \/>the same bindings is guaranteed to be exactly the same down to the last byte, and therefore has<br \/>the same root hash. This consistency provides O(log(n)) efficiency for inserts, lookups, and<br \/>deletes. And that application allows easier coding.<\/p>\n<p>The benefit of this implementation of Patricia trees comes with the addition of some complexity<br \/>to the data structure. A nonce in a Merkle Patricia tree is one of the following:<br \/>NULL (represented as the empty string)<br \/>branch (a 17-item node [v0 \u2026 v15, vt]<br \/>leaf (a 2-item node [encodedPath, value]<br \/>extension (a 2-item node) [encodedPath, key]<br \/>The result of this implementation is optimized throughput. A thorough presentation of the use of<br \/>trees throughout the Ethereum blockchain is beyond the scope of this paper.<\/p>\n<p>Bitcoiin Website<br \/>Bitcoiin Whitepaper<\/p>\n<p>Social<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Bitcoiin B2G (hereinafter \u201cBitcoiin\u201d) is a cryptocurrency, based on the same Ehash algorithmused by Ethereum, with a proof of work implementation very similar to Equihash, as used byBitcoin Gold. Bitcoiin B2G begins at a genesis state (s=0), and incrementally executestransactions to transition a ledger into a final state (s=n). 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