is complicated and involves a lot of computer languages. But, don't panic, I'll use my perspective to read it and try to make the articles look less boring. After all, knowledge should be fun and boring is not suitable for the world.
I'll try to control the amount of new ideas contained in an article. I won't put all the concepts together. I'll do as much fun as I can to make these articles full of surprises. /div
, which I will refer to in large amounts of information, is read systematically in three volumes: The Digital Currency Age...The Application and Future of Block Chain Technologies ([USA] Brain Kelly). Decrypt the Bitcoin (Lunning Shen). Digital Currency (Wanting Bo Fool Han Xiaoming) and the journal material available. /div
, preamble, what is Bitcoin. 2, the operating principles of Bitcoin and the acquisition of 3, the Hashi function and algorithm of Bitcoin. 4, the transactions of Bitcoin, anonymity and security. 5, the technology behind Bitcoin - the chain of blocks. 6, the future of digital currencies. 7, the discussion of digital currency investments and risks.
is a total of seven articles, ranging from easy to difficult, in particular some of the knowledge and content related to computer information on the Internet.
The birth of the bitcoin changed the history of the currency. In ancient times, it would have been "sweet weather", "spill rain", "violet gas" and so forth. But in real life, it's plain.
On 1 November 2008, a man who claims to be a satoshi nakamoto posted a research paper in a secret cryptography mail group describing his new vision of an electronic currency called "bitcoin". So Bitcoin was born. The papers are as follows:
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大致意思呢,就是说他已经成功运行一种P2P网络下的现金系统(P2P,peer to peer,也就是点对点的信息交互方式。和传统的方式最大区别就是这个交互方式下每一个点都是资源的生产者,也是资源的接受者。是不是和B站里那些小伙伴们一样啊?既是B站资源上传者,也是B站视频的观看者)
basically means that he has successfully run a cash system under the P2P network (P2P, peer to peer, that is, a point-to-point way of interacting information. The biggest difference between the traditional way of doing this is that each point is a resource producer and a resource recipient.
wrote that the features of the system are 1 and are not subject to third-party regulation; 2 and the system prevents double payment; 3 and the participants are anonymous; 4 and the new currency generation is validated through the Hashi algorithm; 5 and the birth of each new generation requires the verification of network forces to prevent double payment;
Since the advent of the Internet, e-money has become a hot topic because it is difficult to trace and easily remove itself from government regulation. In the 1990s, an organization called “Code Punk” worked to create a new e-money, but it never worked.
The payment treasure we are now using is not a real electronic currency, but an electronic means of payment. And the money in the balance is a sign of our real banknotes on the Internet. The money in the payment treasures is still regulated by law and is subject to the influence of the capital market and its appreciation is devalued. The essence of the money is a centralized currency issued by the central bank. The real electronic currency should be decentralized. That is to say, money is not supplied by a single party, but by all users.
2008, as small partners know, the US subprime mortgage crisis (the subprime mortgage crisis is the shock, panic, and crisis in international financial markets that began in the summer of 2007 as a result of the surge in defaults in the United States sub-prime housing credit sector, credit crunch). The US government has invested heavily in the car giants of Wall Street and Detroit, and the Fed has introduced “quantitative easing” to improve the economy, suggesting that a centralized monetary system is prone to systemic risk in the event of a financial credit crisis.
and Bitcoin doesn't have to think about it, it's public ledgers that let everyone know about every transaction. And Bitcoin's own algorithms determine that its totals are manageable. What a clever design!
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至于中本聪是谁,谁都不知道,每一个了解比特币的人都想知道他是谁。2013年5月,一个震惊世界的消息从互联网传出。计算机科学家Ted Nelson在YouTube 上爆料,比特币的创始人是京都大学的数学教授望月真一,紧接着就是一大堆类似的新闻出现。不过到目前为止,这些信息都是假的。因为他们并没有拿出有力的证据:【创世区块的PGP秘钥】(PGP是英文Pretty Good Privacy(更好地保护隐私)的简称,是一个基于RSA公钥&私钥及AES等加密算法的加密软件系列),来证明自己就是中本聪。
As to who is the human being and who knows who Bitcoin is, everyone wants to know who he is. In May 2013, a message of shock to the world came out from the Internet. The computer scientist Ted Nelson on YouTube, founder of Bitcoin's math professor at Kyoto University, observed the moon, and immediately followed by a lot of similar news. So far, however, this information has been false. They have not come up with strong evidence: PGP is a acronym for English Pretty Good Price, an encryption software series based on RSA Keys & Private Keys and AES encryption algorithms, to prove that they are Chinese.
(不过保守估计中本聪的比特币价值高达5亿美元,应该也不会傻乎乎把自己的秘钥拿出来公之于众吧。)
(The conservative estimate that Bennett bitcoin is as high as $500 million should not be stupid enough to bring out your secret key.)
2009年1月3日,第一个数据块宣告了比特币的诞生,satoshi在创世区块中写下了如下的信息:“the time 03/Jan/2009 Chanceller on brink of second bailout for banks”
On 3 January 2009, the first data block announced the birth of Bitcoin, and Satoshi wrote the following message in the creative block: “The time 03/Jan/2009cheller on Brink of second bailout for banks”