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About Cryptocurrency Forking

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In the era when blockchains were very popular, the most term relevant to blockchains was decentralization, and the fork came next.

Then what is a fork? In the simplest words, the forks are software updating for blockchains. Software updating is most common from the days when we owned our first computers to the days of owning smart phones. The Windows has been updated from Win95 to the current Win10, and the Snapchat versions have also been updated for countless times. But do you ever wonder why the concept of fork has never been heard before? Why is the software updating known as the fork in the world of blockchain?

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With the upcoming Litecoin Halving, Will Litecoin Maintain Its Status?

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According to the latest data released by CMC, the net inflow of cryptocurrency market has reached nearly 20 billion US dollars since February this year. The rebound of the market has made the cryptocurrency circle very busy after half a year of quietness.

It’s generally believed that this wave of market was the direct result of the Litecoin halving. Some people even believe it’s completely possible for the LTC to replace the BCH as the supplementary currency for BTC in the future.

The LTC with a market value of only 1.6 billion(USD) is often regarded as the “spicy strip” in the market “without any technology background” except for the title of “Silver Litecoin”, can it have such a big energy? Does it result from the pursuit of capital or the power of consensus, or the technological advancement?

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Tutorial for FPGA Miner AGPF SK1 Multi-algorithm Supported

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This tutorial is intended for the AGPF SK1 FPGA Miner which is a FPGA miner. The FPGA miner AGPF SK1 has a current firmware of 0.1.5 and supports mining of various algorithms such as Veo, Skunk and xdag. Subsequent firmware upgrades will support verus and vbk algorithms as well as other algorithms. Currently, all cryptocurrencies based on Veo, Skunk and xdag algorithms can be mined, such as Amoveo (VEO), Hyundai DAC (HDAC), Dagger (xdag) and so on.

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Install AsicBoost Firmware with Ultra-detailed Graphic Instructions

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Bitmain has recently released its firmware for the popular Antminer S9 to enable what is called “overt AsicBoost”. What is AsicBoost? In short, AsicBoost is best described as a “mathematical trick”. Instead of taking a huge amount of computation, miners can use the technique to whittle down their choices of potential hashes that enable them to solve a puzzle and claim bitcoin’s rewards.
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Tutorial for Antminer S17/S17 Pro the Newest 7nm Bitcoin Miner

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This tutorial is meant for the Antminer S17/S17 Pro which is a bitcoin miner manufactured by BITMAIN. The Antminer S17 series bitcoin miner is equipped with Bitmain’s second-generation 7nm chip BM1397. The energy efficiency ratio is as low as 39.5J/T in low power mode. The Antminer S17 series bitcoin miner is Bitmain’s most competitive SHA256 mining machine to date, supporting BTC, BCH and other SHA-256 crypto currencies.

We will take the submodel Antminer S17 Pro as an example to show settings which apply equally to Antminer S17.

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Introduction to Technical Framework and Applications of IPFS

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IPFS stands for Inter Planetary File System, which was launched by Juan Benet in May 2014. Juan Benet’s personal experience was quite legendary. He graduated from Stanford University. Before the establishment of IPFS project, his first company was acquired by Yahoo. In 2015, he created IPFS in the YCombinator incubation competition which won a huge investment for him and he set up a protocol lab which consisted of 14 core developers and hundreds of code contributors in the community.

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