Bitcoin clones are multiplying at an incredible speed, and another “divine” cryptocurrency, Bitcoin God, has separated from the Bitcoin blockchain as a result of a fork on block #501225
Bitcoin forks continue to multiply, or rather, branch off from the main branch of the blockchain. The start of the Bitcoin God fork, announced for December 25, occurred two days later than planned. So, the connection with the symbolic date of Christmas is somewhat lost. The appearance of the new cryptocurrency was planned as a Christmas gift to all holders of the original bitcoin.
The creator of Bitcoin God was Chandler Guo, a Chinese cryptocurrency investor. The project is positioned as a non-profit, decentralized, peer-to-peer organization whose goal is to solve problems associated with centralized systems.
To date, the project has been launched with limited capabilities, but in the first quarter of next year the main network will begin to operate in full. In the future, it is planned to support smart contracts and the interactive cryptographic protocol Zero-knowledge proof (zero-knowledge proof), as well as increase the block size.
21 million tokens will be put into circulation, of which 14 million coins will be received by Bitcoin holders at a 1:1 rate, the rest of Bitcoin God will go to charity.
The official website of the project has posted a list of 46 cryptocurrency exchanges and electronic wallets that, according to information not officially confirmed, support Bitcoin God. The developers name the companies Bytom, Metaverse, NEO, QTUM and Mobius as being responsible for technical support of the Bitcoin God project.
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