Day 51 Answer: C) A peer-to-peer timestamp server In the Bitcoin White Paper, Satoshi proposes a peer-to-peer timestamp server that uses proof-of-work to record the chronological order of transactions. This ensures that once a block is added to the chain, it becomes increasingly impractical to modify past transactions, preventing double-spending without relying on a trusted third party. View quoted note β†’
51 Days To Go Day 52 answer: Bitcoin.org was first registered on Aug 18, 2008 βœ… Today’s light trivia & White Paper vibes countdown: In the Bitcoin White Paper, what method does Satoshi propose to prevent double-spending? A) Proof-of-Stake consensus B) Trusted central authority verification C) A peer-to-peer timestamp server D) Cryptographic stablecoin backing #whitepaperparty #whitepaperawards #ukbitcoiners #bitcoinlondon #bitcoinculture #soundmoneysoundparty #bitcoinhistory #whitepaper πŸ“œ London #whitepaperparty | 31st Oct. image View quoted note β†’