Bitcoin Core vs Knots? Scash is even stricter than Knots to encourage use of network for only financial txs. Default settings (not consensus rules) disable OP_RETURN, filter Ordinals, disable RBF. Settings can be changed by community and devs if needed.
https://t.co/LV759HFJvm
Scash combines Bitcoin Core with RandomX CPU mining -- and remains fully compatible with current Bitcoin consensus rules.
This makes Scash a great place for Bitcoin companies and developers looking to deploy and showcase their scaling and Layer-2 solutions.
Scash combines Bitcoin Core with RandomX CPU mining -- and remains fully compatible with current Bitcoin consensus rules.
This makes Scash a great place for Bitcoin companies and developers looking to deploy and showcase their scaling and Layer-2 solutions.
Miners can reduce the risk of missing payouts (pool gets hacked or suddenly shuts down) by spreading out their hashpower across multiple mining pools. This also helps decentralize block production which is good for the network.
https://t.co/lPbajcnrlx
As a decentralized project, community members can protect each other from harm by pointing out misinformation.
1. Scash is a privacy coin - NOT TRUE
Scash (like Bitcoin) does not have privacy features like Monero or Zcash. Social media posts that try to associate with or compare with these projects are mistaken and inaccurate.
2. Scash has no developers - NOT TRUE
Scash has many developers working on different projects: web wallets, explorers, mining pools, websites. The original node/protocol developer is no longer active. Scash is a community project and anyone can build and contribute e.g.
- https://t.co/O3ItwMfmbR
- https://t.co/vkutmqkZo3
3. Scash is backed by secret hackers and Satoshi - NOT TRUE
Everyone knows to ignore bizarre claims and fake stories, but unfortunately people new to crypto can easily fall victim and be exploited. Help stop this by not spreading deliberate misinformation, whether it's FUD or HYPE.
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Running a DNS seeder helps nodes sync to the network via the -adddnsseed option, instead of having to copy a list of IP addresses. Bitcoin has 9 DNS seeders, Scash only has 1.
If you already have a server and domain name, run the Exor Generic Seeder with Cloudflare API (it's free).
https://t.co/3U4iJvmQze
The settings for https://t.co/CxqqZWH653 would look like this:
pchMessageStart_0 = "0xfa"
pchMessageStart_1 = "0xbf"
pchMessageStart_2 = "0xb5"
pchMessageStart_3 = "0xda"
wallet_port="8343"
cf_domain="https://t.co/GMAI34sUVd"
cf_domain_prefix="seed"
cf_username="YOUR_CLOUDFLARE_EMAIL_ADDRESS"
cf_api_key="YOUR_CLOUDFLARE_API_KEY"
cf_seed_dump="dnsseed.dump"
SCASH uses the same difficulty adjustment algorithm developed by Bitcoin Cash, which adjusts the network difficulty every block.
So when there is a surge in mining hash power, network difficulty will increase rapidly, until the block interval returns to ~10 mins per block.
Tech spec: https://t.co/xQ8wxeuXVj
Btw, the name scash refers to s/atoshi/cash, a regular expression. It's a kind of recursive abbreviation to pay homage to GNU for free software, and of course Satoshi for Bitcoin.
@jack And SCASH restores home computer mining to Bitcoin -- just as Satoshi intended.
Study, game, mine... all on the same machine 😎
https://t.co/pBPSNTXaXl
22 May 2010 (504 days after launch) - 10,000 BTC buys 2 pizzas for $41 #Bitcoin
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9 Aug 2025 (534 days after launch) - 10,000 SCASH buys 16 pizzas for $330 #SCASH
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It was May 22, 2010 two Pizzas were purchased with 10,000 bitcoin, a $41 dollar transaction.
I remember this posting and thought one day the Bitcoin would be worth more.
Today this is worth: $1,109,100,000
Happy Bitcoin Pizza Day.
15 years ago, Bitcoin was mined on home PCs (like $SCASH today)
10 years ago, Bitcoin was mined using ASICs
Today, companies raise money in the public markets to hodl Bitcoin
Hi @coingecko please use HTTP endpoint https://t.co/jK8gPfKHMd (also used by @coinpaprika) to update the supply stats on your Scash page here: https://t.co/jzVKvhnFD0 👍🙏
@jack1113262@paullinator@EdgeWallet To add: High quality, high assurance mobile wallets are more than just code. To ensure user funds are safe, wallets and supporting infrastructure must be continuously maintained (fixes/changes to the network, Android/iOS) and have playbooks and processes for handling incidents.
SCASH is Bitcoin + RandomX Proof of Work for home PC mining (with a touch of Ordinals filtering). Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin Knots fans should check it out!
https://t.co/tAAQ76A1TQ
I kind of like this new crop of Proof of Work coins
Kaspa fans are bold enough to claim they’re going after Bitcoin
Alephium devs claim their smart contracts are much more secure than Ethereum’s, like Rust vs C++
Gotta punch up, challenge the establishment
This is how it should be!
@jack1113262 Independently developed mobile wallets help build a strong ecosystem. Ping @paullinator of @EdgeWallet to see if they might add support (they've been building Bitcoin wallets since 2013 so they know what to do!)