Suddenly, Bitcoin GPU Hard Fork Could Give Bitcoiners ‘More Free Money’
First of all what is
BITCOINGPU-Bitcoin GPU is a full node implementation of the Bitcoin protocol.
GPU mining can protect Bitcoin Key value: Decentralize.
ICO
BTCGPU will create 16000 blocks after forked from No 478558th Blcock.
every block 12.5 BTG.
it will be sold to ico investor.
1BTC=10BTG.
this ICO will help BTG chain the longest Bitcoin blockchain.
all rised BTC will used to hire developors, advertisement, etc.
ROBUST
A fork of the stable Bitcoin Core, Bitcoin GPU aims to build on this base with improved code quality. Development follows a process of continuous integration, based on industry best-practices.
SCALABLE
Bitcoin GPU implements the UAHF (User Activated Hard Fork) proposal to accept GPU mining. Miners can choose the size of the blocks they want to mine, with a default of 1 MB. It includes replay and wipeout protection.
MODERN
For too long, Bitcoin has been held back by the centralize mining industry. GPU brings Bitcoin into the modern age with an exciting technological roadmap to enable massive on-chain scaling well into the future with decentalize.
The first Bitcoin fork, Bitcoin Cash, has become sufficiently widespread to warrant regulatory involvement from the US Securities and Exchanges Commission as Bitcoin holders received duplicates of their original BTC holdings.
Once forked from block number 478558, the assumption from commentators is that balances will double again, creating what trader Vortex refers to as “more free money.”
Nonetheless, the Bitcoin GPU exhibits some suspicious characteristics, with its website written in barely comprehensible English and lacking complete information.
“For too long, Bitcoin has been held back by the centralize (sic) mining industry,” the site continues.
“GPU brings Bitcoin into the modern age with an exciting technological roadmap to enable massive on-chain scaling well into the future with decentralize (sic).”
All links to technical specifications and other destinations revert back to the homepage.
A second hard fork of Bitcoin was previously expected to occur only in November with the advent of SegWit2x.