The Satoshi Core Mining is a legitimate cryptocurrency project that started operation on December 12, 2020 and is scheduled for the mainnet by Q3 2022.

Mainnet Keynotes for Satoshi Core Mining

Based on verified observations, the project is founded and led by numerous of technology enthusiasts worldwide – who are loyal fans of Satoshi Nakamoto (Bitcoin creator) and follow Satoshi’s idea – making them to chose anonymity.

The ongoing activities on Satoshi Core Mining is strictly an airdrop – aimed at providing opportunity for participants to be in possession of $CORE fairly, without much stress or difficulty. – and is scheduled to elapse within December 2022, so that the actual mining operations will proceed completely.

With a maximum supply of 2.1 billion CORE, 525,600,000 will be airdropped via the ongoing activities on the app – and then 1,574,400,000 will be available for the Decentralized Node Mining – for an 81 year period.

Mining of Satoshi Core via nodes will kickstart on the quarter three of 2022 (ie from the Mainnet activation) and will run concurrently with the ongoing app mining process until 12th December 2022 when the app processes will be stopped, enabling only node process be the only method of mining Core.

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Node Mining On Satoshi CORE

The operation on node mining to get more core are as follows ; Validators, Delegators, Verifiers, Relayers and Bitcoin Miners.

Validators are responsible for the production of the blocks and validating of transactions on the Satoshi Core network. Becoming a validator requires registration with the network and locking up about 10,000 CORE deposit to be included into the validator set per the rules of the validator election. Anyone can deposit and become a validator on Core, and the locked CORE are refundable.

On the Validator Election: The mechanism in which the top 21 validators are selected for inclusion in the validator set. Validators are elected in relation to their hybrid score each round.To ensure a more stable TPS, the “live” validators are updated every 200 blocks during the round so that other validators do not need to wait for “jailed” validators for the entirety of the round.

Delegators are the existing holders of core who wishes to participate in the staking process by delegating their $CORE to a validator, so as to be getting rewards. They can undelegate any time they want.

Relayers are strictly responsible for relaying BTC block headers to the Core chain. In order to relay, a potential relayer must register with the network and lockup a refundable CORE deposit. Anyone can deposit and become a relayer on Core.

Verifiers are in charge for reporting malicious behaviors on the network. Anyone can act as a verifier in the Core network. Successful verification flags may result in slashing (rewards or stake) or jailing misbehaving validators.

BTC Miners: Using their public and private keys, BTC miners can delegate their hash power to a Core validator or delegate to themselves if they choose to run a validator by verifying and syncing their identity (addresses) on both the BTC and Core blockchains.

When relayers submit transactions, they sync the blocks mined by the BTC miner with the Core Network. Every round, the Core network calculates the BTC hash power associated with each validator by counting the number of blocks produced by each miner in the BTC network during the same day of the prior week.

Delegated Proof of Stake: Proof of Stake is a scalable, energy-saving alternative to PoW, but it restricts small stake users. In request to level the playing field, some blockchains have introduced various types of Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) mechanisms, allowing the token holders to vote and elect the validator set by delegating their holdings to validators, typically incentivized by rewards.

Using DPoS, small-stake CORE holders are eligible to delegate their CORE to active Validators, which empowers the community and incentivizes the democratization of delegated CORE.

Satoshi Core users can join the Telegram Group Chat with over 110,000 participants for informational purposes about the project ahead of the anticipated mainnet launch date.

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CORE (Bitcoin Satoshi)... The new Bitcoin plus Ethereum

 Arguably, CORE (formally BTCs) is the eyes of crypto lovers at the moment with over 52 million downloads already, within 2years. This is a coin that can be mined with an android mobile, and promises to turn nothing to surplus. 

   

Satoshi Plus Consensus

Satoshi Plus:

It has been laid out in “Core Blockchain Origin,” how the history of Bitcoin and Ethereum have inspired our mission to scale Bitcoin’s fire to new heights utilizing many of Ethereum’s superpowers. To accomplish this bold objective, CORE needs a new consensus algorithm capable of combining Bitcoin’s decentralization and security with Ethereum’s scalability and efficiency. Today, we present Satoshi Plus consensus.

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The Blockchain Trilemma:

Security, scalability, and decentralization are the three core elements of any worthwhile blockchain. In describing our historical influence in our first post, we illustrated how blockchain innovation has increasingly trended away from decentralization. The reason for this trend is best explained using the Blockchain Trilemma, which states that all cryptocurrencies must make tradeoffs between optimal security, scalability, and decentralization. Until now.

High Level Overview:

CORE’s Satoshi Plus consensus balances the elements challenged by the blockchain trilemma by employing a state-of-the-art Validator election mechanism combining the most critical elements of both the Bitcoin network’s Proof of Work (PoW) and Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS). On top of this, Core is also EVM compatible.

Proof of Work:

As its name implies, Satoshi Plus consensus begins with the Bitcoin Network. Rather than developing a completely new and independent Proof of Work algorithm, Satoshi Plus directly leverages Bitcoin’s proven and preeminent PoW system. Specifically, Satoshi Plus’ PoW component includes Bitcoin miners in the election of Core’s Validator Set by having Bitcoin miners directly delegate their hash power to their preferred Validators. This hash power is the energy expenditure that ensures two of the essential blockchain elements. First, it operates as the skin in the game necessary to secure a truthful ledger. Second, it preserves decentralization by encouraging participation from the most decentralized consensus network in the blockchain world.

Delegated Proof of Stake:

Complementing the decentralized security of Bitcoin’s PoW, Satoshi Plus also utilizes a form of Ethereum’s scalable and energy-efficient Proof of Stake consensus. Instead of using the secure, yet inefficient consumption of energy, PoS verifies transactions by selecting validators that have a large amount of the native tokens staked as collateral. Problematically, however, the large staking requirements restrict small token holders from participating.

In an attempt to level the playing field, Satoshi Plus utilizes Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS), which grants all CORE holders voting power in electing the validator set by delegating their CORE holdings to eligible Validators. By allowing even small-stake CORE holders to participate in the validator election process, DPoS empowers the Core community and incentivizes the democratization of staked CORE.

Thus, Satoshi Plus’ DPoS provides scalability on top of PoW’s significant decentralization and security, while still carefully maintaining the decentralization of Validator Set voters and the security ensured by skin-in-the-game incentives.

Core Combination:

Individually, PoW and DPoS are powerful consensus mechanisms, but what makes Satoshi Plus special is the combination of the two. In order to combine the decentralized security of BTC-powered PoW and the scalability of DPoS, Satoshi Plus’ Validator Election Mechanism selects Validators with the optimal blend of BTC hash power and staked CORE to comprise the Validator Set and produce blocks both securely and efficiently. With a lean Validator Set securely elected by a decentralized delegating/voting base, Satoshi Plus offers a high transaction rate and increased scalability without compromising security and decentralization.

The combination of Proof of Work, Delegated Proof of Stake, and an efficient Validator Election Mechanism optimally blends security, scalability, and decentralization. Additional security and scalability is provided by other network participants such as Relayers and Verifiers, which adhere to carefully constructed stick-and-carrot incentives. All the details behind those components and more will be revealed in the upcoming White Paper. Stay tuned!

Facebook's Mark Zukerberg optimistic of Max coin and Bitcoin Shares Photos of His Two Goats.

 Mark Zuckerberg is a very important name in the technology sector, as he is the founder and current CEO of a company The social networking site Facebook, The largest social network in the world. He is known for being a conservative person, and unlike Elon Musk, he doesn’t publish much about his investments. But in a recent post on your profile, Zuckerberg has proven himself to be a bitcoin fan. You might even send a “secret” message to your  followers.

The billionaire behind the largest social network in the world Spread On his profile is a simple photo of two of his goats on his personal farm. What attracted so much attention was my two names: E Max Bitcoin.

Mark Zuckerberg e Bitcoin?

Apparently, Zuckerberg finally gave up and joined the wave of creating posts similar to Elon Musk (who had been playing a lot with Dogecoin until recently).

With less than 30 minutes, the post has already garnered over 28,000 comments, 3,000 shares, and nearly 60,000 likes.

Could it be an “subconscious” message to the world?

Wear your aluminum foil hats because something is getting a lot of attention in Zuckerberg’s post, from its nature to what it’s being said about it. What if he was more than just showing his appreciation for the two animals with strange names?

In his post he only wrote “My Goats: Max and Bitcoin”. Merging the Max and Bitcoin names might sound very simple, but it could also have something meaningful with an emphasis on Max Bitcoin.

“Max Bitcoin” is a term that can be used at one point or another to tell someone to buy Bitcoins and further allocate the currency in their wallet (Bitcoin Maximization, in free translation).

It’s a very common phrase among Bitcoin extremists and it seems that the names of Zuckerberg’s goats are too coincidental to be relevant.

Another curiosity is that GOAT in English means is also an acronym for "Stubborn", “The Greatest of All Time,” or in free translation, “The Greatest of All Time.” "Difficult to be Stoped or Prevented From Doing Something" "Doesn't Accept or Surrender to Defeat".

In Zuck’s case, in English it sounds something like “Bitcoin is the GOAT”.

But of course, this is pure speculation on our part and he may have simply chosen the names at random, but nevertheless, the post is great for being the first time a Facebook CEO has posted something about digital currency.

Man Imprisoned for 28 YEARS after Woman Dreamed that He Raped Her to be Freed After Another Man Confesses

A man imprisoned for 28 years after a woman said she dreamed that he raped her could be freed after a Denver judge overturned his conviction, saying he would likely be acquitted at a new trial because someone else confessed to the crime.

Clarence Moses-EL, a man imprisoned for 28 years after a woman said she dreamed that he raped her could be freed after a Denver judge overturned his conviction

Clarence Moses-EL was convicted in 1988 and sentenced to 48 years in prison for raping and assaulting a woman when she returned home from a night of drinking. When police initially asked who attacked her, she named the man who later confessed.

More than a day after the assault, while in the hospital, the woman identified Moses-EL as her attacker, saying his face came to her in a dream.

Moses-EL has long claimed he was innocent. But his efforts to appeal his conviction were unsuccessful, in part because Denver police threw away DNA evidence from the attack. 

Police destroyed body swabs and the victim's clothing despite a judge's order to preserve it for testing that could have confirmed Moses-EL's guilt or innocence.

The case inspired legislation requiring the preservation of DNA evidence in major felony cases for a defendant's lifetime. Lawmakers also took the rare step of sponsoring a bill ordering a new trial for Moses-EL, but it was scrapped after then-Gov. Bill Ritter, a former prosecutor, threatened to veto it.

His break came in December 2013 when another man, L.C. Jackson, sent him a letter in prison saying he couldn't believe Moses-EL was accused of raping the woman because he 'had sex' with her at the same time that night.

'I really don't know what to say to you, but let's start by bringing what was done in the dark into the light,' Jackson wrote, according to court documents. 'I have a lot on my heart.'

The letter led to a hearing in July, where Jackson testified that he became angry during sex with the woman and hit her in the face. The woman told police that she was lying down to sleep when a man put his hands around her neck and raped her.

Jackson has not been charged in that case. But DNA evidence led to his conviction in the 1992 rapes of a mother and daughter that happened about a mile and a half away from the first woman's home. There was no way to immediately reach him Wednesday, with records showing he is in prison.

Owner of Minneapolis Restaurant: ‘Let My Building Burn, Justice Needs to Be Served’

Yesterday, demonstrators gathered in Minneapolis (as well as other cities) for the third night in a row to protest the police killing of George Floyd. Some protesters set fire to the Minneapolis Police Department’s 3rd Precinct, as well as to other properties including a nearby liquor store and Gandhi Mahal, a restaurant that a Minneapolis Star-Tribune editor calls “beloved.” It was one of several restaurants in its building that, the paper reports, “appear to have been heavily damaged.” 

Affected Buildings

But it is owner Ruhel Islam’s words of solidarity that are being shared, and not photos of damage. “Let my building burn, justice needs to be served, put those officers in jail,” he said, according to a Facebook post written by his daughter, Hafsa.

Published on the restaurant’s Facebook page and since widely shared, Hafsa’s post asks people not to worry, and ends the update with a message of support for their neighbors. Hundreds have responded with messages of support and pride, with one person writing “thank you for living your public life with such integrity and continual love for your community.” Many others have shared similar comments about Ruhel, an immigrant from Bahar Mordan, Bangladesh, who has talked about issues of food insecurity.

Ruhel’s words have been shared across social media by everyone from San Francisco Chronicle restaurant critic Soleil Ho, a former Minneapolis resident, to television host and chef Andrew Zimmern and activist DeRay Mckesson, as a powerful expression of the value of human life over property.

Wife Of United States Policeman Who Knelt On George Floyd's Neck Till He Died Files For Divorce

The wife of Derek Chauvin, the Minneapolis police officer, who is charged with murder in the death of George Floyd, has filed for divorce, according to her attorneys, ABC News reports.

Chauvin was arrested and charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter in the death of Floyd on Friday.

Wife, Kelly and Minneapolis police officer, Derek Chauvin

"This evening, I spoke with Kellie Chauvin and her family. She is devastated by Mr Floyd’s death and her utmost sympathy lies with his family, with his loved ones and with everyone who is grieving this tragedy. She has filed for dissolution of her marriage to Derek Chauvin," the Sekula Law Office said in a statement.

"While Ms Chauvin has no children from her current marriage, she respectfully requests that her children, her elder parents, and her extended family be given safety and privacy during this difficult time."

Chauvin was arrested and charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter in the death of Floyd on Friday. 

More arrests and charges are anticipated, according to Hennepin County Attorney, Michael Freeman.

Video of Chauvin pinning Floyd to the ground with his knee pressed to his neck set off widespread protests across the United States this week since his death on Monday. 

Many of those protests have turned chaotic and violent in cities like Minneapolis, New York, Atlanta and several others.

JPMorgan Chase Romances Crypto-Exchanges

News broke yesterday that banking giant JPMorgan would be extending banking services to two of the world’s most prominent crypto exchanges. This is significant news considering that the bank’s CEO previously called Bitcoin a “fraud.”

JPMorgan Romances Crypto-Exchanges

One billionaire investor is now explaining that this news is significant, as it acts as a validation of the role that Bitcoin and crypto will play in the future, while also marking a step towards crypto being legitimized on a widespread scale.

JPMorgan extends banking services to Gemini and Coinbase

According to a recent report from the Wall Street Journal, JPMorgan has now decided to take on its first cryptocurrency clients, extending banking services to Gemini and Coinbase – two of the world’s largest exchanges.

Paul Vigna – the reporter who first broke the news on behalf of the WSJ – spoke about the breaking development, saying:

“JPMorgan Chase has taken on two bitcoin exchanges, Coinbase and Gemini Trust, as bank customers, the first time it has accepted cryptocurrency clients.”

This marks the latest development in the banking giant’s winding road when it comes to their approach towards digital assets.

Jamie Dimon – JPMorgan’s CEO – previously went so far as to call Bitcoin a “fraud” before later walking back these comments and noting that “the blockchain is real.”

The bank even released its own digital asset called JPM Coin aimed at conducting bank-to-bank transfers.

The addition of crypto exchanges Coinbase and Gemini is the latest development within the bank’s crypto journey.

Billionaire investor: Latest JPMorgan news is a “big deal” for Bitcoin

The importance of this development should not be understated.

Michael Novogratz – the founder of Galaxy Digital and a prominent investor – spoke about the news in a recent tweet, explaining that it marks a recognition of the importance that Bitcoin, crypto, and blockchain, will play in the future.

“The JPM announcement that they will provide banking services to Coinbase and Gemini is a big deal.  Go BTC.   It is recognition that the future will include crypto currencies, digital assets, and blockchain based systems.”

These two exchanges are well-established and highly compliant with global regulations, so they are obvious first picks for crypto-related clients.

It is possible that the bank will begin extending its banking services to more Bitcoin and crypto-focused companies in the months ahead.