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Bitcoin Core compatible devices

A list of devices which are able to run recent versions of Bitcoin Core.
Note that these devices have *not* been tested to meet (currently undetermined) minimum specifications.
== Desktop/Laptops ==
* All Intel architecture 32-bit and 64-bit PCs and Macs. Pre-compiled executables are available from Bitcoin.org for Windows, OS X, and most popular Linuxes. Users can compile executables for other Linuxes and the BSD-derived operating systems.
== ARM-based Chipsets ==
* Raspberry Pi v1 running Raspbian or another LinuxTutorial: Bitcoin Core on a Raspberry Pi, retrieved 26 August 2015, although it will run very slowly and the initial block chain sync may take more than a week.
* Raspberry Pi v2 running Raspbian or another LinuxHow to build a Bitcoin node on the Raspberry Pi 2, archive.org copy 09 September 2015. Being about six times faster than the original RPi, it has the potential to be much more usable.
* ODroid U2 running Linux, although it's "not reliable due to thermal issues"#bitcoin IRC log 9 May 2015
* Novena (Cortex A9) running Linux
== References ==
Bitcoin Days Destroyed

Bitcoin Days Destroyed is a measure of the transaction volume of Bitcoin. ByteCoin's Proposal to use Bitcoin Days Destroyed as a measure of transaction volume A bounty for a script to compute the Bitcoin Days Destroyed by the transactions in a block has been awarded. Bounty Award to develop a script to compute the BitcoinDays Destroyed by the transactions in a block. Abe is a block chain browser that computes this statistic in real-time.
==Calculation==
Bitcoin days destroyed for any given transaction are calculated by taking the number of Bitcoins in a transaction and multiplying it by the number of days it has been since those coins were last spent.
===Example===
If someone has 100BTC that they received a week ago and they spend it then 700 bitcoin days have been destroyed. If they take those 100BTC and send them to several addresses and then spend them then although the total transaction volume could be arbitrarily large the number of bitcoindays destroyed is still 700.
==Graph of Percentage of Bitcoin Days Destroyed==
Percentage of Bitcoin Days destroyed vs block number, as of June 17th, 2011.
==See Also==
* Abe Alternate Block Explorer
==References==
Category:Economics
Bitcoin Dice

Bitcoin dice games are by far the most popular Bitcoin powered casino game available online. Players often regard it as the most pure form of gambling, as dice sites allow entering precise levels of risk and reward, typically at a fixed with a fixed house edge. Often you can bet if the number will be "lo" or "hi", giving players an illusion of control. Most dice sites offer a form of provably fair, to allow the player to verify the results were not tampered with.
Bitcoin Economy

Bitcoin Economy is a micro blog which provides a daily snapshot of the Bitcoin Economy.
The tweet currently is formatted as follows:
1 BTC = $?.?? USD, Size: ?.??M BTC, Last 24h: ?.??M BTC in ?.?K trx, Difficulty: ??.?K, Forum posts/day: ???, Nodes: ?.?K, #bitcoin
Each piece of data and the underlying source is described in the following table:
1 BTC = $?.?? USD 	Previous 24h weighted average BTC/USD obtained from Bitcoin Watch
Size: ?.??M 	Total currency issued obtained from Total size metric on Bitcoin Watch.
Lat 24h: ?.??M BTC in ?.?K trx	Bitcoins sent and Transactions last 24h from Bitcoin Watch.
Difficulty 	Difficulty rating from Bitcoin Watch.
Forum posts/day: ??? 	New posts per day statistic from "Forum History" data in Bitcoin.org forum's Statistics Center
Nodes: ?.?K 	Listening nodes (answering to version message) as reported using value for "Last" from Bitcoin Peer to Peer Network Listening Servers from RowIT
#bitcoin 	Twitter hashtag - for traffic generation.
==History==
2012-03-05 The metric reported for Nodes change from being "active nodes" as determined by BTCStats to the "Listening Nodes" metric from RowIt.
2011-03-08 The metric reported for Nodes changed from being total nodes to only "up" nodes, after address spam made the total an unreliable metricRe: Number of nodes - graph.
2011-02-05 The metric Forum posts/day was changed from being average per-day to New posts per-day (prev 24h period).
==External Links==
* Twitter: @BitcoinEconomy
==References==
Category:Economics
Category:Investing
Category:Blogs
Bitcoin Express

Bitcoin Express ( BTC Express ) is an iOS thin client for Bitcoin transactions. 
Bitcoin Express can connect you to the bitcoin network in a second without downloading any blocks or headers. Once connected, you can do transactions immediately! 
The project was announced on July 24, 2011BTC Express -- an iOS thin client for bitcoin.
==Features== 
* Quickly and easily get up and running on bitcoin network. 
* Show balance of btc in your wallet on iPhone. 
* Do transactions with any other peer running Mac, Windows or Linux, etc. 
* Sending and receiving of Bitcoin via Bitcoin URLs. 
* Backup your wallet to your secure email. 
==Getting Started== 
↪Email your recieving address to others 
Click and enter "My Address", choose a btc address as your recieving address, touch it. Click "email" on the popup menu, then send the recieving address to others via your Email. 
↪Send btc to others via Bitcoin Address URL 
When you received an email contains a Bitcoin Address URL, by just clicking the URL, BTC Express will automatically open and prepare to send btc to that address.
==See Also==
* UI partially based on BitcoinApp
==External Links==
* BTC Express open source on GitHub
* Homepage www.bitcoinexpress.net
==References==
Category:Mobile
Category:Clients
Category:Frontends
Category:Open Source
Bitcoin Hedge Fund

The first hedge fund to be exclusively financed with bitcoin (BTC). This fund is designed to give a return for people who want to use BTC as an investment tool while significantly mitigating the volatility of the value of BTC.
NOTE - The site does not list any address or list its location. The website domain is privacy protected and was registered just ten days before launch. The launch announcement was made by a forum member using an account that shows having joined the bitcoin forum community a few weeks prior. It isn't shown who will manage the fund. Proceed at your own risk.
Invests in a diversified group of exchange-traded funds (ETFs), domestic and international bonds, and derivatives (mainly stock options).
The purpose of the fund is the long-term capital appreciation that outpaces the S&P 500.
Bitcoins received by the fund are converted to USD. 
To maintain stability and liquidity, initial deposits may not be withdrawn for a period ranging from 21 to 90 days, depending on how early the deposit was made. Withdrawals are in the form of BTCs and are sent to the bitcoin address associated with the account.
This site was launched on June 24, 2011Announcing the Bitcoin Hedge Fund.
==Fees==
There will be no management fees through 2011. A small management fee may be initiated in 2012 (with prior notification) of up to 1%. There is no front-load fee, but there will be a back-load fee of 2%How It Works.
==External Links==
* Bitcoin Hedge Fund website
==References==
Category:Investing
Bitcoin IRC Channel Guidelines

The #bitcoin channels on the two IRC networks serve as the de-facto "front door" for newcomers on bitcoin.
The purpose for this channel is general discussion of everything related to bitcoin. We try to discuss and help people with everything regarding the protocol, clients, custom implementations and the philosophy behind bitcoin.
Our purpose is to help anyone with relevant discussions:
* The channel's language is English
* Please try to remain on topic: everything related to bitcoin. This means that the following topics are off-topic: alt-coins, issues about how the channel is moderated, begging, spamming, referral sites or any other form of advertising. This includes anything else that is of no interest for the majority of the users.
* Please refrain from any insults, flamewars or trolling. 
* It is strictly forbidden to discuss unlawful activity.
* Generally, anything that would make a newcomer feel unwelcome or would reflect badly on the Bitcoin community should be avoided.
* There are many side channels that allow discussions on various topics. A complete list can be found on IRC_channels.
* We strive to maintain a professional, friendly, and helpful atmosphere on the channel at all times. Any deviation to this might get you a warning, or booted off the channel. Feel free to discuss this with an operator in private, but do not discuss this in the main channel. Operators always have the last say in any discussion.
* Do not trust any website link given on the channel. There are many people out there trying to trick you into visiting a malicious site, or to trick you into executing viruses that are designed to search for bitcoin wallets and send the coins to the attacker. Do not click on any link unless you fully know what you are doing.
* Any url might be a scam site. Therefore we do not allow url's in general. All url shorteners are strictly forbidden as they are hiding the final url. Other sites might be allowed by the goodwill of the operators, but this is more an exception to the rule, and can be decided on case by case by the operators. Google docs in particular are currently banned automatically by one of the bots, as they have been the source of criminal activity in the past.
* We strive to provide high-quality information. Therefore we do not allow any advice on bad practices. For example: web wallets are insecure by design. Therefore, we will not recommend them as they are not as secure, and we will not allow other people to recommend them to anyone else. If in doubt ask an operator.
Bitcoin Improvement Proposals

A Bitcoin Improvement Proposal (BIP) is a design document for introducing features or information to Bitcoin. This is the standard way of communicating ideas since Bitcoin has no formal structure.
The first BIP (BIP 0001) was submitted by Amir Taaki on 2011-08-19 and described what a BIP is.
== Types ==
There are three types of BIPs:
* Standards Track BIPs - Changes to the network protocol, block or transaction validation, or anything affecting interoperability.
* Informational BIPs - Design issues, general guidelines. This type of BIP is NOT for proposing new features and does not represent community consensus
* Process BIPs - Describes or proposes a change in process. Similar to Standards BIPs but apply outside the Bitcoin protocol.
== Layers ==
BIP 0123 established four layers for Standards BIPs:
# ConsensusFurther divided into hard and softforks.
# Peer Services
# API/RPC
# Applications
== Workflow ==
As described in BIP 0001 the workflow of a BIP is as follows:
== List of BIPs ==
== Notes ==
== See also ==
* Hardfork Wishlist
* Protocol documentation
* :Category:BIP
 
es:Propuestas de mejora de Bitcoin
Bitcoin Jobs

Bitcoin Jobs is a collaborative job board.
Job listings include work that compensates with bitcoins or are Bitcoin related in some other way.
Listings have included full-time and part-time listings however most Bitcoin jobs are targeted to the freelancer.
Users can submit a:
* Text post with Title and Post
* Photo post with Photo (with optional link) and Caption
* Link post with Title, URL and Description
* Quote post with Quote and Source
* Video post with Embed code and Caption
==See Also==
* Bitcoin Jobs List bitcoin startup jobs on CoinDesk (fee payable in BTC). Also find jobs that pay in bitcoin
* BitAnswers Q&A Ask questions with bitcoin rewards, given to best answer.
* Work For Bitcoin Full functional and free freelance website. 
* Freelancers
* BitGigs task-sized jobs board
* Bitcoiners job board and freelancer directory
* BTCworkers Bitcoin freelancing board with payment escrow.
==External Links==
* BitcoinJobs.com web site
* Twitter: @BitcoinJobs
* Submit a job listing
Category:For Hire
Category:Defunct products or services
Bitcoin Knots

Bitcoin Knots (formerly Bitcoin LJR and Bitcoin Next-Test) is a derivative of Bitcoin Core primarily maintained by Luke Dashjr.
Bitcoin Knots can be used as a desktop client for regular payments or as a server utility for merchants and other payment services. 
===Current version===
The current version can be found at the official Bitcoin Knots website
==Features==
* Implementation of a bitcoin full node. Provides trustless validation that all of bitcoin's consensus rules are being followed.
* Has an RPC interface allowing developers to interface with Knots and access the bitcoin currency trustlessly. (Backward compatible with Core's RPC interface.)
* Has a GUI frontend, allowing ordinary users to use bitcoin with full validation.
* Compatibility with Linux (both GNOME and KDE), Mac OS X and Windows.
* All functionality of Bitcoin Core, and more.
* Multiple unit support, can show subdivided bitcoins (mBTC, µBTC) for users that like large numbers, as well as Tonal Bitcoin units on systems with Tonal support.
* User-friendly GUI configuration of many node policy and other options.
* Full RBF node policy support, enabled by default (as of 0.16).
* Real-time network activity watching tool.
* Mempool statistics graph.
* Multi-wallet support, including for both GUI and the standard RPC interface.
* Typically faster (and less bogging-down) initial blockchain synchronisation, and GUI setup of pruning for new users.
* Updated consensus checkpoints, including to prevent attacks attempting to reorganise out Segwit.
===For developers/integrators===
* RPC support for BIP 174 Partially signed transactions
* REST API extended to support smart fee information and lookup of block hash by height.
* ZeroMQ publishers specifically for wallet transactions.
* Script debugger/tracing support in libbitcoinconsensus and the RPC API.
===For miners===
* blockmaxsize option, to limit the size of blocks mined.
* Coin-age priority (blockprioritysize option), to avoid high-fee spam from bottlenecking the network too much.
* bytespersigopstrict option, to detect certain kinds of spam.
==External Links==
* Bitcoin Knots website
* Current GitHub repository
==See also==
* Full node
* Bitcoin Core
* bitcoind
* QBitcoin
Category:User Interfaces
Category:Frontends
Category:Free Software
Category:Open Source
Bitcoin Magazine

A monthly publication and website that covers all aspects of Bitcoin and its community.
==History==
The founders, all of whom were part of the DCAO, first organized to produce a magazine under the brand BitTalk Magazine in December, 2011About Us | Bitcoin Magazine. 
Content started appearing on the magazine's website in March, 2012. The first issue went to print on May 1, 2012Bitcoin Magazine - first issue goes to print and subscribers started receiving the physical first issue of the magazine, May 2012 (Issue #1) a few weeks later.
==External Links==
* BitcoinMagazine.net website
* Twitter: @BitcoinMagazine
==References==
Category:Marketing
Category:Introduction
Category:Blogs
Bitcoin Map

The Bitcoin Map was a nameless project based on the analysis of addresses exchanged by bitcoin nodes. (This is not to be confused with a collaborative map of Bitcoin exchanges, miners and users titled The Bitcoin Map.)
Based on the collected information, and by passing the collected IPs through Maxmind's GeoIP database, a map was created.
It was suggested on IRC to produce a map similar to torservers' one, using Google's kml format.
Then other resources were made available, including the number of online nodes.
== Nodes status ==
* Up (green) nodes are nodes accepting external connections. Those node are verified bitcoin nodes and their version is known to the system.
* Down (red) nodes are nodes we couldn't connect to. We know they are probably alive as the bitcoin network reported activity from those less than 3 hours ago, but we couldn't connect (either it is now down, or the firewall is not accepting connections, or someone is sending fake ips on the bitcoin network to attack it)
* Unknown (white) nodes are nodes we haven't verified yet. Since new nodes are always discovered, it might take time for them to be scanned. In the meantime since the IP is known, it is possible to locate them on the map.
== Bitcoin nodes over time ==
It is currently still unknown how reliable this information is. It represent the total number of unique IPs seen within the last 3 hours on the network.
https://stats.bitcoin.it/rrd/nodes_total-day.png
https://stats.bitcoin.it/rrd/nodes_total-week.png
https://stats.bitcoin.it/rrd/nodes_total-month.png
https://stats.bitcoin.it/rrd/nodes_total-year.png
==External Links==
* The bitcoin nodes map in Google Maps
* Historical data
* Interesting Bitcoin charts similar to those above
Category:Local
==See Also==
* Bitnodes
Bitcoin Map (Collaborative map)

The Bitcoin Map was a collaborative map project intended as a visual directory to Bitcoin exchangers. For the similarly-named project that rendered the locations of Bitcoin nodes see Bitcoin Map.
Tht service was succeeded by CoinMap and the BitcoinMap.com domain now redirects to CoinMap.org. The old map can still be edited or downloaded KML.
==See Also==
* Exchanges
* Coinmap.org
* Bitcoin.local
* Bitcoin Maps
Category:Local
Category:Directories
Bitcoin Market

The Bitcoin Market was a bitcoin currency exchange site owned and operated by bitcointalk user dwdollar. 
==History==
Trading on the site began on March 17th, 2010Announcement by dwdollar
A major update to the site occurred in March, 2011. Among the changes were: smaller minimum trade size, 24 X 7 trading, and some steps to help ensure that payment would be made for trades that execute.
Though the site at one time was used for trading using PayPal as payment method, fraud caused the exchange to discontinue PayPal trading on June 4, 2011Recent Events At Bitcoin Market.
The Bitcoin Market website showed a graph of the Bitcoin exchange rate in US Dollars. This data was also offered in JSON format.
==See Also==
* Buying bitcoins
==External Links==
* Darknet Bitcoin Markets list
* Bitcoin Market
==References==
Bitcoin Market Analysis

The Bitcoin Market Analysis blog by s3052 provides technical analysis and forecasts of the Bitcoin exchange rate. For the currency exchange market with a similar name, see Bitcoin Market.
==History==
While starting out providing information for free, as of April 21, 2012 private posts are sent to subscribers who pay a fee. Occasionally a public post will be made as well.
==See Also==
* Exchanges
==External Links==
* Bitcoin Market Analysis
* @BitcoinAnalyst on Twitter
Category:Investing
Category:Blogs
Bitcoin Marketers

Bitcoin Marketers is a full-service Bitcoin creative digital agency.
==Services Offered==
*Website design
*Front end development
*Search engine optimization
*Logo, booth, and promotional design
*Landing pages, conversion optimization
*Analytics dashboards, a/b testing
*Currency trading / market making
*Mining
*News articles, press releases
*Consulting, networking, advice
==History==
Founded in 2013. Team largely consists of web developers, designers, internet marketers, journalists and currency traders.
==Past Clients==
*CAVIRTEX
*QuadrigaCX
*Cointrader
*Vault of Satoshi
*Coins-e
*Toronto Bitcoin Expo 2014
*Clearly Canadian
*Bitcoin Maps
*Pocket POS
==External Links==
http://bitcoinmarketers.com - Full Service Bitcoin Marketing Agency
Category:Marketing
Category:Introduction
Bitcoin Media

BitcoinMedia is a community group blog dedicated to bitcoin content and distributing news. One of the first content sites dedicated to providing information and public relations about bitcoin.
First started as a one man operation bitcoinmedia is now run by a team of volunteers led by bitcoinconsultancy. Anyone wanting to announce news about bitcoin events or submit a press release can contribute to the site.
==External Links==
* BitcoinMedia website
* Follow Us twitter
* BitcoinConsultancy Bitcoin Consultancy
Category:Blogs
Bitcoin Miner

Bitcoin Miner is a blog focused on sharing news and developments related to mining Bitcoin. The blog is collaborative, thus anyone can submit an entry that will be published after moderator review. For the utility of the same name included in the Python-based miner software see OpenCL miner.
==External Links==
* BitcoinMiner.com
* Twitter: @BitcoinMiner
* Bitcoin Mining
* Video: What is Bitcoin Mining
Category:Mining
Category:Blogs
Bitcoin Mining Monitor (extension)

Bitcoin Mining Monitor is a browser extension for Chrome, Watch your mining progress in the Chrome.
== Supported pools ==
* deepbit.net
* mining.bitcoin.cz
* btcguild.com
* btcmine.com
* bitclockers.com
* polmine.pl
* simplecoin.us
* ozco.in
* mtred.com
* arsbitcoin.com
==This extension can access==
Your data on
* supported pools
* bitcoincharts.com
==External Links==
Bitcoin Mining Monitor
Category:Chrome extensions
Category:Open Source
Bitcoin Morpheus

Bitcoin Morpheus offered serveral services for buying and selling bitcoins.
Bitcoin Morpheus is located in Reston, VA.
==History==
On May 02, 2011 the exchange's operator announced that PayPal was no longer accepted as a payment method after PayPal had restricted the operator's accountbitcoin morpheus. The action by PayPal occurred at the same time another Bitcoin exchange, [[CoinPal] learned that its PayPal had been frozen. The service ended October 21, 2011Bitcoin Morpheus is shutting down!.
==See Also==
* Buying bitcoins
* Selling bitcoins
==External Links==
* Bitcoin Morpheus web site
==References==
Bitcoin NostrAdamus

== Bitcoin NostrAdamus ==
Bitcoin NostrAdamus is an analytical tool developed by the team of CoinsFriendly.com. It allows to make short-, medium- and long-term forecasts on Bitcoin price fluctuation with high degree of accuracy by indicating whether the trend is going up or down in relation to the current price and by how much the price may change.
=== Supported Exchanges ===
Currently Bitcoin NostrAdamus has forecasts for the following exchanges:
* BTC-e
* Bitstamp
* BTC China
=== External links ===
Bitcoin NostrAdamus web site
Bitcoin forecasts on Twitter
Bitcoin Plus

Bitcoin Plus is a Browser Bitcoin Miner written in Java. The miner is initiated by the end user, but is also embeddable in webpages, much like Bitp.it
==Overview==
The user registers an account, then is prompted to start mining. Mining is paid on a pay-per-share basis, with 3% taken by the pool operators. The site suggests that users invite their friends to mine with them, and allows users to embed java miners on their websites to create a Distributed Miner.
The UI provides features which seem to be exclusive to the site, such as a prediction of the time it will take to calculate one share.
This miner is a Cpu Miner
==See Also==
* Bitp.it
* Distributed Miners
* Cpu Miner
* Browser Bitcoin Miner
==External Links==
* http://www.bitcoinplus.com/
Category:Miners
Bitcoin Poker Room

A place where poker fans can play with their friends for free.
This poker room is an open source project.
April 11th, 2012 site was hacked. http://betco.in More details here - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=68066.msg848855#msg848855 
This project and domain is currently for sale. To be clear - server was hacked directly,
possibly by some hosting provider employee and not due software vulnerability. http://betco.in
==External Links==
* Bitcoin Poker Room web site
* Bitcoin-Poker-Room project site on GitHub
==References==
Category:Gambling
Category:Games
Category:Free Software
Category:License/AGPLv3
Category:Open Source
Bitcoin Police

A small collection of people who Investigated incidents related to Bitcoin.
Investigators focused on exposing fraudsters and scammers in the Bitcoin community, and followed a strict mission statement. Strove to be as transparent as possible. 
This small collection of people has essentially disbanded and is no longer active in this capacity.
==History==
The Bitcoin Police formed in early August, 2011 following the MyBitcoin incident which caused losses to members valued over one million U.S. Dollars.
==See Also==
* Bitcoin Court
* Secure Trading
* Securing your wallet
* Petition against illegal use
==External Links==
* Bitcoin Police Formerly official Website, now defunct
* Bitcoin Police Wiki wiki, now defunct
* IRC channel, now a ghost town
* @BitcoinPolice twitter account, now an empty husk
==References==
Category:Services