Cryptocurrency
Bitcoin Gold
BTG
Bitcoin Gold
0.813
0%
≈0.813
Circulating Supply / Total Supply
17513923/17513923
83.4%
Trading Volume / 24H%
21257.891500
0%
#254
24H Turnover Rate
0.23%
BTG stands for Bitcoin Gold, also known as Bitcoin GPU, or Bitcoin Gold. It originated from an anti-SegWit2x campaign launched by a developer group: "NO2X" is a new digital currency created by a hard fork of the Bitcoin blockchain. The specific time is 491406 (2017-10-24 01:17:35 UTC).
The main features are: similar to Bitcoin Cash, BTG has added SIGHash_forked (a post-hard fork security mechanism). It uses the EquiHash POw algorithm, which differs from THE SHA256 algorithm used by BTC in that the hash power is affected by the memory size of the computing device. Therefore, ASIC mining machine will no longer be effectively used for BTG mining, which is also to resist the concentration of computing power caused by ASIC, and also to implement an experimental route conjecture to whether Bitcoin can modify the mining algorithm in the future. The current problems with BTG include the lack of a named codebase developer and the fact that the BTG codebase contains 8,000 (100,000 BTG) private pre-mined blocks that the developer may sell on the open market.
In 2020,
Will work on smart contracts and building democracy on blockchain through decentralized autonomous organizations.
In 2019,
Private trading system goes online.
Q4 2018
Sidechains & cross-chain atomic swaps.
In 2018 Q2
Complete the necessary integration of the lightning network to BTG, while providing support for P2Pool.
In February 2018
Core protocol upgrade: Bech32 (next generation address).
In January 2018
Launch Electrum Wallet and open source libraries on top of BitCore, BitcoinJS, BitcoinJ and CoPay.
November 12, 2017
Bitcoin gold has officially launched, allowing it to be publicly mined and subsequently listed on a number of exchanges.
October 25, 2017
Bitcoin gold was born. Bitcoin has begun a new hard fork that will fork a new digital currency, bitcoingold, on the 491,407 block in the chain.
