
Article by Xiaohui Liu
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Proof of Work in Bitcoin: No floating point number used
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Steganography and its applications in Bitcoin
There is a thin line differentiating stenography from cryptography, with the latter using encryption to make files unreadable while the...
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20 February, 2024
Sign without knowing the private key in ECDSA
While knowing one's private key is essential in generating a valid digital signature, using ECDSA makes it possible to sign...
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BSV vs BTC smart contracts
sCrypt's Xiaohui Liu compares the fundamentals of smart contracts between BSV and BTC and how these affect the realization of...
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23 January, 2024
Incorporate smart contracts into Ordinals on BTC
sCrypt demonstrates the process of incorporating sCrypt smart contracts into Ordinals, expanding the range of potential use cases.
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12 January, 2024
Introduce sCrypt: A Layer-1 smart contract framework for BTC
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