Bytecoin is a 1:1 copy of bitcoin with a new blockchain. All specifications are exactly the same as in Bitcoin. The origin of Bytecoin: The original goal of BTE was to make a Bitcoin clone 1:1 copy so that it could be (in the future) worth a nice bit. It also wanted to give a chance for the people who missed out on the Bitcoin launch, who are now making hundreds of thousands from it. BTE died off slowly as all these coins came crashing down into the purgatory.
Bytecoin gives people a real option to the rising difficulties of other coins while maintaining all the things that made Bitcoin so successful.
Bytecoin official website with wallet downloads: http://www.bytecoin.biz/
Always remember to use the latest client version from official Bytecoin website.
Bytecoin specifications:
- SHA-256 Algo
- 50 coins per block
- Re-target every 2016 blocks
- 21 million total coins
- 6 block confirmations
Bytecoin mining pools:
- https://coinex.pw/mining/pools/BTE
- http://bte.dsync.net
- http://p2pool.org:6335 Use your ByteCoin Wallet Address as the username and anything for a password.
- http://bte.minefor.co.in
Active Bytecoin nodes: 109.40.79.215 , 142.134.141.57 , 78.158.7.238, 84.200.17.243 , 115.78.132.156 , 59.156.160.196
Sample configuration file (bytecoin.conf) for Bytecoin:
rpcuser=username rpcpassword=password addnode=109.40.79.215 addnode=142.134.141.57 addnode=78.158.7.238 addnode=84.200.17.243 addnode=115.78.132.156 addnode=59.156.160.196 addnode=5.64.127.174 server=1 listen=1
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By Alby June 23, 2015 - 12:37
Hey, I’ve just found this site. Thanks for the list of alt cryptos, however Bytecoin BTE appears to be dead for about two years now.
There’s another Bytecoin (BCN) that is being developed pretty hard. Its official site is https://bytecoin.org/. Could you please make a page for it?.
One more thing, though. I’ve found that the list of altcoins is categorized within proper protocols. Bytecoin and its many other evolving forks are based on the Cryptonote protocol, the most secure cryptographic protocol of nowadays. You may also be interested in that.
Thanks