Non-Blockchain Crypto Platform To Give Away Tokens With Christmas Day Launch
Byteball, a cryptocurrency platform for storage and value transfer that is not built on a blockchain, will launch on December 25 and is offering bitcoin users the chance to claim free tokens. Moscow, Russia-based Byteball is built on a Directed Acrylic Graph (DAG) which has no blockchain so there are no block-related scalability issues. The platform can issue assets representing debt, shares, commodities and more. Bitcoin Holders Can Claim Tokens. Bitcoin users will be able to claim free Bytes tokens (called Bytes) proportional to their bitcoin balances on Christmas day. The platform will....
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