Ethereum, 17020, 0.22885, 22.77T, 4. Equihash, Zclassic, 17023, 0.19847, 106.11M, 4. Skein, Digibyte-Skein, 17016, 0.12027, 9.17T, 2. NeoScrypt, Feathercoin, 17012, 0.08392, 3.15G, 1. Cryptonight, Monero, 17024, 0.07569, 37.81M, 2. Keccak, Maxcoin, 17003, 0.05618, 11.16G, 1. Groestl, Groestlcoin, 17004, 0.04601.

If you did not receive the full amount you expected for the airdrop it usually means some of your coins in your wallet are stored on an unregistered address. This can happen when you create a transaction: The wallet software automatically creates a new change address which is not fully visible when using normal settings. Please read our to prevent this issue in the future (for Bitcore Core / Bitcore-QT wallet). When using Coinomi wallet please make sure to disable automatic address generation in the settings. Airdrops are available for everyone that has at least 1.0 BTX in. The airdrops happens every Monday, the snapshot is taken between 0:00 am and 24:00 Berlin time.

Make sure to have your funds in your wallet during that time frame. To be sure you will receive the airdrop don’t move your coins until after you’ve received your airdrop. An announcement will be made in the bitcointalk forum, if the snapshot for the current airdrop is done.

Claiming refers to our hybrid fork, that allows everyone that held Bitcoin at the time of the snapshot (BTC block #492820) to claim his BTX. Bitcore (BTX) is a cryptocurrency that is geared towards a payment system. It solves a lot of the issues that other coins like for example Bitcoin have. Most importantly Bitcore is miles ahead in regards of scaling. Bitcore was created in April 2017 by the talented developers of BitSend (BSD). With Bitcore we created a new blockchain, this means that our blockchain is super-tiny with currently less than 400 MB in size unlike the blockchains of Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin Gold, Bitcoin Diamond and Super Bitcoin which all are 135 GB+ at the moment. We created a snapshot of the Bitcoin blockchain and copied over 5 million balances from the Bitcoin chain to the Bitcore chain, giving each user that had 0.01 BTC on the snapshot date (2nd of November 2017) FREE Bitcore in the ratio of 1 BTC to 0.5 BTX.

It combines the latest Bitcoin crypto technology, including SegWit, Core 0.15 and Bloom, together with a 10 MB block size, fast 2.5 minutes block times, a new low sized blockchain (~400 MB) and completely new tech like the smooth Diff64_15 difficulty algorithm and the GPU-mining algorithm Timetravel10. Total coin supply, the halving schedule and the actual block reward are similar to Bitcoin. The low blockchain size is a result of Bitcore NOT being a fork of Bitcoin like Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin Gold or Bitcoin Diamond.

Instead it uses a new blockchain which makes use of the genuine hybrid fork method. Some of the basic source code for B3 was written by our developer Christian. However this was a side-job as an external programmer, there has never been an affiliation by the Bitcore team or by Chris with B3. Everything regarding B3 is now the full responsibility of the B3 team.

Bitcloud is a masternode coin, which is continuing to receive constant updates from Christian. However most members of Bitcore are not involved in BTDX. BitSend is a cryptocurrency with a network being sustained by both miners and masternodes. To allow reaching their full potential in the future, BitSend BSD, together with Bitcore BTX are receiving the main attention from developers and the support team. Butterfly Labs Gulden NLG Miner more.

This is a direct result of the positive responses both projects continue to receive from the community. Bitcore is one of the first known cryptocurrencies to use the hybrid fork method to distribute BTX to Bitcoin holders. Instead of forking Bitcoin at a specific block and copying the blockchain, Bitcore created a new coin with an empty blockchain. On the 2nd of November 2017 a snapshot of the Bitcoin blockchain was created and in the following days approx. 5 000 000 transactions were created to fill all addresses (public keys) on the Bitcore blockchain, that had funds of 0.01 BTC or above on the Bitcoin chain. The funding ratio is 0.5 BTX: 1.0 BTC. You can read more about this world record in transactions here: •.

If you have a connection to the network, sometimes syncing can take a while, especially if it is your first time running Bitcore Core (Bitcore-QT). If you are unable to connect to any node, copy the list into your bitcore.conf file, located in%appdata%. You can find the full node list here: If this doesn’t work, you can try adding them manually via the console.

Use addnode x.y.z add Alternatively you can download our full installer, including our blockchain and a full node list here: Also, make sure to check the and try the latest version installer for Bitcore. What is Bitcore (BTX)? Bitcore (BTX) is GPU mineable POW coin. It uses custom hash algorithm called “TimeTravel10”.

Block reward is 3.125 BTX + transaction fees. Mining rewards follows the same halving pattern as BTC. How to mine Bitcore (BTX)? You will need to know if you have AMD or Nvidia graphic cards. For Nvidia cards you can use CCMINER or SPMOD. SPMOD is a special modded version of CCMINER optimised for mining Bitcore (BTX). It’s not available for free.

You can find more information about SPMOD here: or ask the admins in our official mining telegram group: CCMINER download links: For AMD cards you will need SGMINER with a specific version which has “TimeTravel10” algorithm included. SGMINER is available for free, download it here: Where to mine Bitcore (BTX)? Please visit our Official mining pool at How to setup my rig for mining? You will need to create a custom.bat file which you will need to place inside the directory where sgminer.exe or ccminer.exe is located. This.bat file is your entry file to start mining as it will set your wallet address where you going to receive future payouts. You can also specify worker name, optional password, mining intensity, specify number of devices to use for mining etc. Example command if you mine with Nvidia cards (for CCMINER): Example command if you mine with Nvidia cards (for SPMOD): Example command if you mine with AMD cards (for SGMINER) How to check profitability for mining?

See Or: What is the hashrate of my graphic card? Some example graphic cards and their reported hashrate: Nvidia GTX 1060 (3 Gb): 12 Mh/s Nvidia GTX 1060 (6 Gb): 14.5-15.3 Mh/s Nvidia GTX 950M (OC): 4-5 Mh/s Nvidia GTX 1070: 20 Mh/s Nvidia GTX 1080ti: 32 Mh/s AMD Radeon RX 480: 10-12 Mh/s AMD Radeon RX 580: 10-12 Mh/s * OC – overclocked •.