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Tell me where you see the word "blockchain" on Bitcoin Whitepaper. I will wait.
Tell me where you can see "Not your keys, not your coins" in the Bitcoin Whitepaper :)
It's TIMECHAIN not BLOCKCHAIN.
It's called being pedantic
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no they didn't. they hijacked your brain
i can literally use "crypto" in a sentence and the context makes it clear that i am talking about cryptography:
"let's do some basic crypto. we're going to use AES256 in CBC mode and then show you how you can attack this using a padding oracle attack."
see?
and if it's not clear, the other person is at fault for not realizing that even the word "crypto" in "cryptocurrencies" stands for "cryptography"
all I can think about is shitcoinery, not "cryptography". Most people feel the same way, it's really sad.
maybe the difference is just that i liked cryptography before i got into bitcoin. and we were using crypto all the time to mean cryptography.
my interest in cryptography probably lead me to bitcoin in the first place.
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no ! --- timestamp network ---
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it's "timestamp server" on the whitepaper, but he did mention the term "timechain" on the code. you can call it "chain" or "chain of blocks" or "proof-of-work chain" or whatever, i just hate the term blockchain due all the shitcoiners
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So shitcoiners live rent free in your head? :)
Sorry, I'm just having fun, don't necessarily want to pick a fight
@ekzyis internally: fight me bro, 1v1, I'll rek u
In spanish whitepaper we can see "marcas de tiempo" (timestamp) and "cadena de bloques" (chain of blocks), the fact is when we see most english speakers call it blockchain, we assume is the correct word 😅
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lol, you're right. the exact term "time chain" (or "timechain") does not seem to appear in the whitepaper
but i think @Onions was referring to this section:
and to be fair, @Onions did not say that "time chain" appears in the whitepaper. only that "blockchain" does not.
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"blockchain" is has been dragged through the mud and it's not mentioned on the code or white paper, call it whatever you want, that word just triggers me 😅
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