Bitcoin Networks part - 1

Bitcoin Network is a peer-to-peer network that is operated through cryptographic protocols. Users use Bitcoin cryptocarnation wallet software and exchange bits of coins through digital messaging process. Transactions are recorded in a distributed, reprinted public database known as Blockacain, and a consolidation is achieved in the proof of mining proof of work protocols. Bitcoin designer Satoshi Nakamata claimed that Bitcoin design and coding were started in 2007. The project was released in 2009 as open source software.

The Bitcoin network requires a minimal framework for sharing transactions. A special-decentralized network of volunteers is enough for that. Messages are promoted on the basis of maximum effort. Nodes can opt out of the network as desired, can be re-connected. After reconnection, a node can verify and download new blocks of other nodes to complete the local copy of Blockchain.

Transaction editing
A bitcoin can be expressed as a sequence of transactions signed in digital means, starting from the birth of bit coins as a prize for the block. Bitcoin owners are required to hand over Bitcoin to the next owner through the digital signature of BITAKAYAN TRANSACTION, in order to authorize bank checks in general terms. One recipient can check each transaction made for verification of ownership chain. However, bit checks like the general check approval are not reversible, due to which the risk of chargaback fraud is eliminated.

Although each bitcane can be handled separately, but it requires a different transaction for each bitcane in any transaction, it becomes a complex process. Therefore, there may be multiple inputs and outputs in one transaction, so that bitcoin can be separated and re-integrated. In general transactions, there will be a single input from a previously traded transaction or there may be some inputs in the form of small transactions in the previous one. And the output will be two- one for repaying, the other to send back the retail money (if needed) to the sender. The difference between the transaction's input and the total amount of the quantity goes as a transaction fee to miners.
Bitcoin uses a "proof of work network" to create a distributed timestamp server as a peer-to-peer network. This work is often called Bitcoin Mining. The signature is not available, but the signature is found out. This process is intensely related to energy. More than 90 percent of total expenditure is spent on electricity for miner management. In order to operate an information center for Bitcoin Mining in China, it requires a maximum of 135 megawatts of power.

The original invention of Satoshi Naakamoto was the need to prove proof of work to provide signature for Blockchain. There is a block in the mining process, which provides a smaller number than the target of the given difficulty, if hash twice with the SHA-2556. Where the required average amount of work increases in the opposite proportion of the target of the target, then a hash can be verified by launching a round dual SHA-2556.

Bitcoin can be found to be valid for a timestamp network by increasing one of the number of times it can be used. As long as the hash number of the block has not been given the required number of precursors, then the value of the number is increased. Once the hash process returns a valid result, the block can not be changed until the task is re-executed. After the blocks are chained with it, the next one is to work again to change the blocks.

Most consensus is expressed in Bitakay with the largest chain, and the maximum effort is required to create this chain. If the majority of the power measurements are controlled by the proper node, then the number of honest chains will also increase rapidly and it will surpass any competitive chain. To change any of the previous blocks, an attacker must reproduce the block and all the subsequent blockages and work on the proper node. Later add as many blocks as possible