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Lightning wallet

A Lightning wallet is a Bitcoin wallet that also connects to the Lightning Network, allowing users to open channels and make transactions on this Bitcoin layer 2, which allows instant and cheap transactions.
==Mobile wallets==
* Eclair
* Bluewallet
* Wallet of Satoshi
* bitcoin lightning wallet
* Sats app
* LightningPeach
* Breez
* Lightning labs' wallet
* Zap
* Bottle Pay
* Mash
==Desktop wallets==
* Zap
* Mash Wallet 
* In 2019 Electrum announced that they will have lightning support. It's not available as of June 2020.
==Web wallets==
* Tippin.me
==See Also==
*Lightning Exchanges
==External Links==
*List of Lightning Network wallets
Lightweight node

While full nodes form the backbone of the Bitcoin network light nodes provides for ease of use. 
== Lightweight Node ==
A light Node does not download the complete blockchain. Instead, it downloads the block headers only to validate the authenticity of the transactions. Because of this reason light nodes are easy to maintain and run. Lightweight nodes use a method called Simрlifiеd рауmеnt vеrifiсаtiоn (SPV) to verify transactions.
Lightweight nodes are served by full nodes to connect to the Bitcoin network. They are effectively dependent on the full nodes to function.
== Downsides ==
Lightweight node wallets have a number of downsides that users should be aware of. These downsides can all be avoided by configuring a lightweight node wallet to connect only to your own full node.
=== Validation ===
Lightweight wallets do not validate the rules of bitcoin. If somebody pays a lightweight wallet user with fake or invalid bitcoins, then wallet will happily accept them and the user will be left out of pocket. See Also: Full node#Economic_strength
=== Privacy ===
Lightweight wallets typically send addresses to a trusted third party and receive wallet balance and history. This allows the trusted third party to spy on all the users past and future transactions. Full node wallets avoid this serious privacy leak by downloading the entire blockchain and scanning it locally.
=== Security ===
Lightweight node wallets skip several security steps which can leave the user vulnerable. An example of a situation where this was important was the 4th July 2015 accidental chain fork where updated full node wallets were unaffected while lightweight node wallets were in danger.
== See Also ==
* Full node
Category:Security
Category:Technical
Lilion Transfer

Buys, sells, and exchanges bitcoins to and from Pecunix, PayPal, Skrill/Moneybookers, AlertPay and many other currencies and payment networks.
==Official Exchanger==
Lilion Transfer due to many exchange operations became official exchanger of Perfect Money, Monetto, InstaForex, GlobalDigitalPay and many others.
Lilion Transfer is also a partner of GDCA and GetECurrency, so its transactions are safe and permanently monitored by these institutions. 
==Currencies==
For now Lilion Transfer accepts following currencies:
#PLN - Polish Zloty
#CZK - Czech Krone
#HUF - Hungarian Forint
#RON - Romanian Leu
#BGN - Bulgarian Leva
#HRK - Croatian Kuna
#LTL - Lithuanian Litas
#LVL - Latvian Lat
#RUB - Russian Rubl
#JPY - Japanese Yen
#EUR - Euro
#GBP - British Pound
#CHF - Swiss Franc
#USD - American Dollar
#AUD - Australian Dollar
#CAD - Canadian Dollar
#NOK - Norwegian Krone
#SEK - Swedish Krone
#DKK - Danish Krone
==Banks==
Lilion Transfer cooperates with over 50 banks from 5 countries where it has opened accounts. Transfers are mainly instant in countries of operation. In other EU countries transfers take 1 business day. For other parts of the world it is usually 3 business days.
==History==
Lilion Transfer has started to operate in 2008 as a PLN <--> LR Exchanger and next exchange directions startedto grow. Now it exchanges money between 15 national currencies and 14 payment processors. There are 47 currencies and e-currencies available at the moment.
First references to the BTC exchange occurred in June, 2011 when the exchange was added to the Bitcoin Trade article. The site's language is mainly Polish, but other 41 languages are also available.
Lilion Transfer is the biggest e-currency exchanger in Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Romania. It is planned to start operating in Lithuania, Latvia, Bulgaria and Croatia up to the end of 2012.
Lilion Transfer is associated with Lilion Group, which is officially registered in Poland and in United Kingdom.
==External Links==
* Lilion Transfer web site
==References==
Category:Defunct exchanges
Linden Dollars

The Linden Dollar (L$) is used in the economy of the virtual world of Second Life. In the Second Life economy, residents buy and sell to one another directly using the Linden, This digital currency is exchangeable for US dollars and other currencies.
The residents (read: users) can buy and sell services and virtual goods to one another in a free market. Virtual goods include buildings, vehicles, animation, jewelry and works of art. To gain revenue in Second Life, one must find customers who are willing to pay for the services or goods that one can supply.
The existence of virtual land in the Second Life realm creates an active virtual estate market. Originally all land comes from the makers of Second Life (Linden Lab). 
==See Also==
* Buying bitcoins
* VirWoX
==External Links==
* Second Life web site
Category:Digital_currencies
LinuxCoin

A lightweight Debian-based OS which includes in the image everything that is necessary to run as a Bitcoin client and everything needed to get started mining on ATI hardware.
Linuxcoin has not been updated since August 2011 and is starting to look outdated.
The creator, DrGr33n has stated that he has lost interest in bitcoin and has lost the files used to create linuxcoin.
LinuxCoin installs onto flash media and allows you to take your wallet where ever you go. It's a full Operating system so won't interfere or leave files on the PC's internal HDD and can be encrypted 256bit for added security.
Linuxcoin uses a 64bit kernel so won't work on a computer made before about 2006.
This software was launched on May 06, 2011LinuxCoin A lightweight Debian based OS with everything ready to go.
The wiki on the linuxcoin site was being frequently spammed and was deleted on the 16 of August 2012.
==External Links==
* LinuxCoin official website, offline as of November 2012
* LinuxCoin announcement on BitCoin forums.
Download LinuxCoin
None of these links work as of November 2012
* Official download page
* 0.2-Final direct http mirror
* 0.2 torrent
==References==
Category:Mining
Category:Open Source
List of Bitcoin mining ASICs

== ASIC development projects ==
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=== ASICMiner ===
=== ASICrising GmbH ===
=== Avalon Project ===
=== BIOSTAR Group ===
=== BitDragonfly ===
=== BitFury Group ===
=== Bitmain Technologies Ltd. ===
=== Black Arrow ===
=== Btc-Digger ===
=== BTCGARDEN ===
=== Butterfly Labs, Inc. ===
=== Clam Ltd ===
=== CoinTerra, Inc. ===
=== DigBig ===
=== Ebang ===
=== Gridchip ===
=== Gridseed ===
=== HashFast Technologies, LLC ===
=== iCoinTech ===
=== Innosilicon ===
=== KnCMiner Sweden AB ===
=== Land Asic ===
=== LK Group ===
=== MegaBigPower ===
=== SFARDS ===
=== Spondoolies-Tech LTD ===
=== TMR ===
== Canceled projects ==
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The following is a list of projects that are known or confidently presumed to have been canceled prior to production.
=== bASIC ===
=== BTCMinerz ===
=== DeepBit ===
=== helveticoin ===
=== LargeCoin ===
=== Marchenko Ltd ===
=== Novello Technologies ===
=== OpenBitASIC ===
=== papa moi ===
=== Xcrowd ===
== Questionable projects ==
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The following is a list of projects that were not formally canceled and are generally presumed to have been dishonest in their presentation of the existence / performance / depiction of the chip and/or the company.
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== References ==
* Bitcoin Mining
* Bitcoin mining hardware
List of Bitcoin splits

This page exists as a reference for altcoins that have branched off from Bitcoin's network either through a controlled release or a contentious hardfork. The altcoins in this list are available to be claimed and sold by Bitcoin holders who had BTC at the time of the split, which can be sold as a sort of "dividend".
This list is intended to inform bitcoin holders of the existence of currency splits and makes no guarantees about the intentions of altcoin developers. Do not trust unaudited wallet software with your private keys.
Ticker	Currency 	Split height*	Split date	Ratio	Replay protection	New address format
CLAM 	Clams 	300377 	2014-05-12	† 	 	
BCH 	Bitcoin Cash 	478558 	2017-08-01	1:1 	 	
BTG 	Bitcoin Gold 	491406 	2017-10-24	1:1 	 	
BCD 	Bitcoin Diamond 	495865 	2017-11-24	10:1 	 	
BTP 	Bitcoin Platinum	498533 	2017-12-12	1:1 	 	
SBTC 	Super Bitcoin 	498888 	2017-12-17	1:1‡ 	 	
* The last block on the Bitcoin chain for which like outputs appear on both chains.
† Every address receipt to non-dust unspent outputs was credited with ~4.7 CLAM.
‡ In addition to the initial distribution, the total supply of the currency was increased through premining
==References==
List of Exchanges

List of Bitcoin Exchanges. Bitcoin exchanges are markets where bitcoins can be bought and sold for fiat money or other cryptocurrencies.
==P2P exchanges==
Platforms that facilitate P2P buying and selling of Bitcoin.
1 	LocalBitcoins
2 	Bisq
3 	Paxful
4 	Coinffeine
5 	Hodl Hodl
6 	Cancoin
7 	altcoin.io
8 	AgoraDesk
9 	Peach Bitcoin
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==Centralized order book exchanges==
Marketplaces that allow users to place buy/sell orders in a public orderbook with funds held at the exchange (custodial).
1 	Bitfinex
2 	Bittrex
3 	Bithumb
4 	Poloniex
5 	GDAX
6 	bitFlyer
7 	HitBTC
8 	Bitstamp
9 	Coinone
10	Gemini
11	Coinone
12	OKEx
13	Korbit
14	Kraken
15	Binance
16	BTCC
17	LakeBTC
18	Huobi
19	WEX
20	itBit
==Centralized fixed price exchanges==
Wallets and other platforms that allow users to buy/sell bitcoins at a fixed price.
1 	Xapo
2 	Coinbase (business)
3 	Blockchain.info
4 	Bitpay
5 	Shapeshift
6 	Cryptex24
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==See Also==
* Exchanges
List of companies that pay employees in Bitcoin

A partial list of companies that either give the option to employees to get paid in Bitcoin, or just don't give a fiat option.
* QuadrigaCX Bitcoin Exchange
* blockchain.info (proof)
* BitShares (proof)
* dana crowdfunding
* Fairlay - Prediction market
* Mastercoin Foundation (public ledger)
* SC5 (blog post)
* APIcoin
* Bits of Gold
* Exodus Wallet (Careers page)
Category:lists
List of defunct companies

This article contain plain lists of companies without any description added.
==Exchanges==
* AltoCenter
* ArtaBit
* Bahtcoin
* Bestexchangeonline.com
* Bit Innovate
* Bitcash.cz
* Bitcoin Stock Exchange
* Bitcoin-24
* Bitcoin.com.es
* BitcoinExchange Services
* BitcoinMarket24
* Bitcoins Direct
* Bitcoins.co.kr
* Bitcointrader
* Bitcurex
* Bitin.io
* BitInstant
* BitMarket.co
* BitMarket.eu
* BitNZ
* Bitok.com
* BitServiceX
* BitSimple
* BitSource
* BitXoin
* Btc-Direct
* Buttercoin
* CaVirtEx
* Coinnext
* Coinsetter
* CointoCard
* Crypto Street
* Crypto::Stocks
* FastCash4Bitcoins
* Gebbit
* InstaWire
* Intersango
* Kapiton.se
* MercaBit.eu
* MoneyPakForBitcoins.com
* Titanbit
* Vault of Satoshi
* Virtex
* Waiting For Bitcoin
* WM-Center
* Xbtc
Category:Inactive
List of failed exchanges

Trusted Third Parties are security holes. this lesson needs to be learnt and relearnt constantly. Banks, custodians, exchanges and any institution that you trust to hold your keys for you can fail and lose your Bitcoin in the process. This has happened many times. Here is a list of some of the most famous exchanges to fail, be hacked, etc.
Remember: Not your keys, not your Bitcoin.
TTP 	Year failed	BTC lost
MtGox 	2014 	850.000
FTX 	2022 	150.000
Blockfi 	2022 	
Celsius 	2022 	
QuadrigaCX	2018 	76.000
Cryptopia 	2019 	
Bitgrail 	2018 	
Youbit 	2017 	
Einstein 	2017 	
Cointed 	2018 	
Bitcoinica	2012 	43.000
Vircurex 	2014 	
Coin.mx 	2015 	
BTC-e 	2018 	
Cryptsy 	2016 	13.000
LocalBitcoins

A site that facilitates P2P Bitcoin sales by allowing users to list their own buy/sell advertisements. It makes it very easy to run your own bitcoin-cash exchange. It also allows online transactions and offers escrow and other security services, as well as a reputation system for buyers/sellers.
In October 2019, LocalBitcoins implemented mandatory KYC for customershttps://localbitcoins.com/blog/id-verification-update/
Peer-to-peer exchanges such as Bisq and Hodl Hodl can be good alternative platforms for direct KYC-less trading. For a full list of no-KYC exchanges see: https://github.com/cointastical/P2P-Trading-Exchanges/
The site boasts exchangers from 246 countries and 10322 cities.
LocalBitcoins closed down in 2023. The front page of the website was replaced with an announcement of the decision.
==See Also==
* Exchanges
* Bitcoin Map
* Bitcoin OTC
==External Links==
* LocalBitcoins.com web site
* LocalBitcoins.com affiliate program
* LocalBitcoins.com API docs
== References ==
Category:Local
Category:Directories
Category:Exchanges
Category:eWallets
Category:Block chain browsers
LocalTill

LocalTill was an anonymous merchant cash processing service based in the state of New York, that identifies deposits based on a unique code embedded in last digits of the deposit amount by adding a variable fee between 1% and 4%.
Localtill was used by Bitfloor in the USA, allowing users to make cash deposits (towards bitcoin purchases) at Bank of America branches using an "out of state deposit" slip. 
==Anonymity==
LocalTill did not request any data identifying the user who makes the deposit. Bank of America was not requiring identification when customers made cash deposits, but CCTV footage was likely recorded.
Long polling

Long polling is a method used by some Bitcoin pools by which notifications are sent to all miners when a valid block has been generated and added to the blockchain. This serves the purpose of stopping work on the old block and beginning to work on a fresh block, thus reducing the production of stale shares.
Without long polling, if a miner was in the middle of an assigned workload when a new block was discovered by someone else, it would continue working on the old obsolete block solution until it was finished - thus wasting effort.
Luno

==Luno - Bitcoin for Everyone, Everywhere==
Luno is active in South Africa, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore and Nigeria, allowing customers from those countries to buy and sell Bitcoin using their local currency, with their operational headquartered in Singapore. Users from other countries still has access to the Luno suite of web and mobile wallets.
==Trading==
Luno offers multiple currency pairs across their active geographies. 
{| class="wikitable"
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! Trading pair !! Country
|-
| BTC-ZAR || Luno South Africa Exchange
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| BTC-MYR || Luno Malaysia Exchange
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| BTC-NGN || Luno Nigeria Exchange
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| BTC-IDR || Luno Indonesia Exchange
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| BTC-SGD || Luno Singapore Exchange
|-
==Payment Methods==
Deposit options:
* Indonesian rupiah (IDR): Bank transfer
* Malaysian ringgit (MYR): Inter-Bank GIRO
* Nigerian naira (NGN): Bank transfer
* South African rand (ZAR): Bank transfer (EFT)
* Bitcoin wallet
Withdrawal options:
* Linked bank account
* Bitcoin wallet
==Trading fees==
Luno follows a maker-taker fee model. Traders who place trades, either in local currency or Bitcoin, on the market are called Makers and pay a 0% fee when their orders are matched. Traders who match an existing order on the market are known as Takers and pay a 1% fee. 
There are no fees for Bitcoin deposits or withdrawals.
The fees for local currency (fiat) deposits and withdrawals can be found on the 
==API==
Traders can make use of the Luno API. It supports market data feeds and also trading on the exchange. 
Full documentation is available on the Luno site.
==External links==
*Luno website
*Luno API
*Luno Help Centre
* Luno Learning Portal
* Bitcoin Price
*Luno Blog
* Fees & Features
Category:Exchanges
Luno (Formerly BitX)

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Luno (formerly BitX) allows users to buy, store and learn about Bitcoin. 
Luno fully operates in the following countries:
* South Africa
* Nigeria
* Indonesia
* Malaysia
* Singapore
However, Luno also offers a Bitcoin wallet service to users from other countries not listed above. 
Luno Products:
* Luno Wallet
* Luno Exchange
* Luno API
Luno is available as an IOS, Android and Desktop download. 
==History==
BitX was founded in 2013 and was renamed to Luno in 2017. It completed a SGD $1m (USD $824,000) seed funding round in 2014 and raised USD $4m in Series A funding in 2015.
==External links==
* Luno website
* Luno blog
* Bitcoin Price
Luxor

Luxor Mining, a Seattle-based Mining Software Company operates several different mining pool for Bitcoin and a selection of high-quality Altcoins including DASH, ZCash, Horizen, Decred, Sia, Monero and more. Our pools only use the most robust payment methods for miners: FPPS and PPS. 
Luxor is focused on building infrastructure to support the next generation of digital assets through software products. 
==See Also==
* Comparison of mining pools
* Pooled mining
==External Links==
* Luxor Mining Pool Website
* Bitcoin Mining
* Video: What is Bitcoin Mining
==References==
Category:Pool Operators
Category:Mining pools
MORREX

MORREX is the first digital currency exchanger based in Quebec. Canada. "MORREX INC - Complete profile - Canadian Company Capabilities It was established in October 2013 in Sherbrooke, Quebec MORREX Inc. Launches Canadian Virtual Currency Exchange Services.
The company deals primarily in Canadian dollars, allowing members to exchange Canadian dollars with bitcoins. Incroyable, mais vrai: les entrepreneurs bitcoins veulent plus de réglementationsUn premier commerce adopte la monnaie virtuelle and vice versa since the launch on January 29, 2014.
MORREX is the only digital currency exchanger in Canada to provide bilingual customer service. (English and French)
MORREX is also a federally registered Money Service Business with FINTRAC since May 14th 2014, with the registration number : M14765587Money services business (MSB) registry search
Accepted Deposits methods include: 
Interac™ Online, Interac™ Email Money Transfers, Cash, Cheque, Wire Tranfers, Bill Payments, Electronic Funds Transfers.
==See Also==
* Buying bitcoins
* Selling bitcoins
* Bitcoin Ladder
==External Links==
* MORREX exchange website
==References==
Category:Exchanges
Category:eWallets
Category:Shopping Cart Interfaces
==References==
Category:Exchanges
Category:eWallets
Category:Shopping Cart Interfaces
MacMiner

MacMiner is native Bitcoin mining software for Mac OS X and is an open source GUI app that you can compile for yourself and/or check every line of code.
MacMiner is written in Objective-C and the backends are coded in C/C++.
Included are compiled versions of bfgminer, cgminer and cpuminer (minerd)
http://macminer.fabulouspanda.com/
Category:MinersCategory:SoftwareCategory:Open SourceCategory:Free Software
==See Also==
* bfgminer and cgminer for Mac OS X
* Asteroid
Magento

Magento is an online shop software and was released in version 1.0 for the first time on March 31 2008 as an open source e-commerce platform. Magento is produced by the company Magento (formerly Varien) and written entirely in PHP. Actually, there are almost 450,000 sites using Magento, making it one of the most the most widely used online shop software. 
Between June 2011 and November 2015, Magento.Inc was owned by eBay (100% of the share). Then, on 2 November 2015, the company was purchased by Permira, a European private equity firm. Finally, in June 2018, the full sale of Magento to Adobe Systems was announced.
Actually, Magento is under the Open Software License Version 3.0. On 17 November 2015, Magento 2 was released with a new software architecture but on a similar technology stack.
==Description==
Magento 1 is based on PHP> = 5.4 and uses MySQL for the storage of data in the standard version. The server requires a Linux server (Linux x86, x86-64).
The current version of Magento 2 (Version 2.1.x) requires: 
As web server: Apache 2.2 or 2.4 or nginx 1.8 (or latest mainline version)
PHP Version: 7.0.2, 7.0.4, 7.0.6-7.0.x
MySQL: 5.6, Compatible with MySQL 5.7
In addition to PHP, Magento relies on the configuration via XML file. This not only serves for the general configuration of the technical basis but is also used to configure the interfaces in order to be able to adapt the display both in the back and in the frontend.
==Difference between Magento and Magento 2==
Magento 2 is clearly more B2B oriented, as opposed to the first version and its predecessor OsCommerce. It has a mobile responsive web design, an account management, quick orders for your clients and an inventory tracking. Also, the second version is far more simple, even for newbies, thanks to its new Visual Design Editor. The full-page caching has improved its performance, speed, and dependability. 
Finally, please note that there will be no more improvement on the first version, which is due to end on November 2018.
==Bitcoin integration for Magento 2==
To start accepting bitcoin payments with Magento 2, users need to download a plugin in a marketplace. Here a plugin list: 
* https://apirone.com/integrations/magento-2
* https://marketplace.magento.com/blockonomics-module-merchant.html
* https://marketplace.magento.com/coingate-magento2-plugin.html
* https://marketplace.magento.com/firebear-coinpayments.html
* https://marketplace.magento.com/magenest-module-stripe.html
* https://marketplace.magento.com/mollie-magento2.html
* https://marketplace.magento.com/webkul-marketplace-braintree-payment-gateway.html
* https://marketplace.magento.com/payapi-magento-plugin.html
* https://marketplace.magento.com/cointopay-paymentgateway.html
* https://marketplace.magento.com/maghos-gopay.html
* https://marketplace.magento.com/cardgate-magento2.html
* https://marketplace.magento.com/skrill-skrill.html
==References==
Magento Payment Gateway Plugin

The Magento Payment Gateway Plugin for Bitcoin RPC API provides the ability for eCommerce sites running Magento to be able to accept bitcoins for payment.
This open source project was released on June 11, 2011Bitcoin Payment Module for Magento.
==External Links==
* Magento-Bitcoin-Payment-Module project on GitHub
* Magento Bitcoin Payment Module for BitPagos
* Bitcoin/Altcoins Plugin for Magento developed by BTCMerch.
* CoinGate Magento Bitcoin Plugin enables any Magento website to accept Bitcoin payments and receive payouts not only in Bitcoin, but also in Euros or U.S. Dollars straight to your bank account or PayPal without risk of price volatility. Visual guide for setup.
* Magento 2 Plugin by NOWPayments allows merchants to accept Bitcoin and 100+ altcoins on their website. 
==References==
Category:Shopping_Cart_Interfaces