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Litecoin (LTC or Ł) is a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency and open source software project released under the MIT/X11 license. Creation and transfer of coins is based on an open source cryptographic protocol and is not managed by any central authority. While inspired by, and in most regards technically nearly identical to Bitcoin (BTC), Litecoin has some minor technical differences compared to Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies.

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This is a list of Wikipedia articles on for-profit companies with notable commercial activities related to bitcoins and Cryptocurrency. Common services are wallet providers, bitcoin exchanges, payment service providers and venture capital. Other services include mining pools, cloud mining, peer-to-peer lending, exchange-traded funds, over-the-counter trading, gambling, micropayments, affiliates and prediction markets.

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R3 (R3CEV LLC) is a distributed database technology company. It leads a consortium of more than 70 of the world’s biggest financial institutions in research and development of blockchain database usage in the financial system. It is headquartered in New York City. It was founded in 2014 by David E Rutter. The current CTO is Richard G Brown.

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The following is a list of cryptocurrencies (both current and “dead”) that use the scrypt hashing algorithm.
2GIVE (2GIVE)
42coin (42)
Abjcoin (ABJ)
Adcoin (ACC)
Anoncoin (ANC)
Arbyte (ARY)
ARCHcoin (ARCH)
Artbyte (ABY)
Argus (ARGUS)
Aricoin (ARI)
Asiacoin (AC)
Asiadigicoin (ADCN)
Atcoin (ATCC)
AudioCoin (ADC)
Auroracoin (AUR)
Bata (BTA)
Beavercoin (BVC)
Belacoin (BELA)
Beezercoin (BEEZ)
Benjirolls (BENJ)
Bitbar (BTB)
Bitcoin Fast (BCF)
BitConnect (BCC)
BitcoinCashScrypt (BCCS)
Bitcoin Scrypt (BCTS)
Bitdeal (BDL)
Blazecoin (BLZ)
Bitmark (BTM)
Bottlecaps (CAPS)
Bunnycoin (BUN)
Casinocoin (CSC)
Cagecoin (CAGE)
Catcoin (CAT)
Campuscoin (CMPCO)
Canada eCoin (CDN)
Chncoin (CNC)
Cometcoin (CMT)
Coin2.1 (C2)
Creativecoin (CREA)
Crypto Bullion (CBX)
Digibytes (DGB)
Digitalcoin (DGC)
DigiEuro (DEUR)
Dogecoin (DOGE)
Dogeparty (XDP)
Dopecoin (DOPE)
Dotcoin (DOT)
DNotes (NOTE)
Dobbscoin (BOB)
Earthcoin (EAC)
E-Currency Coin (ECC)
Eddiecoin (EDDIE)
Egulden (EFL)
Einsteinium (EMC2)
Emerald (EMD)
Ethereum Dark (ETHD)
Fastcoin (FST)
Fedoracoin (TIPS)
FinCoin (FNC)
Florin (FLO)
Fluttercoin (FLT)
Force (FOR)
Franko (FRK)
Francs (FRN)
Frazcoin (FRAZ)
Futuredigitalcurrency (FDC)
GCoin (GCN)
GeertCoin (GEERT)
GlobalBoost-Y (BSTY)
Gamecredits (GMC)
Gocoin (XGOX)
Goldcoin (GLD)
GoldMaxCoin (GMX)
Grimcoin (GRIM)
GeyserCoin (GSR)
Guarany (GUA)
Gulden (NLG)
Guccione (GCC)
Hempcoin (THC)
HiCoin (XHI)
Hobonickels (HBN)
Infinitecoin (IFC)
Interstellar Holdings (HOLD)
Karma (KARMA)
Kibicoin (KIC)
Kittehcoin (MEOW)
Kronecoin (KRONE)
LiteDoge (LDOGE)
Linda (LINDA)
Linx (LINX)
Litebar (LTB)
Litebitcoin (LBTC)
Litecoin (LTC)
LitecoinDark (LTCD)
LitecoinPlus (LCP)
LitecoinUltra (LTCU)
Luckycoin (LKY)
Lunacoin (LUNA)
MaYaCoin (MYC)
MBitBooks (MBIT)
Megacoin (MEC)
Metal Music Coin (MTLMC3)
Mincoin (MNC)
Mooncoin (MOON)
Nautiluscoin (NAUT)
Netcoin (NET)
Neptunecoin (NTC)
NewYorkCoin (NYC)
Noblecoin (NOBL)
Novacoin (NVC)
Nyancoin (NYAN)
OKCash (OK)
Pandacoin (PND)
Pakcoin (PAK)
Pesetacoin (PTC)
PhilosopherStone (PHS)
Pinkcoin (PINK)
PoSW Coin (POSW)
Primulon (PRIMU)
PutinCoin (PUT)
Quatloo (QTL)
Razor (RZR)
RSGPcoin (RSGP)
Rupee (RUP)
Sakuracoin (SKR)
Scorecoin (SCORE)
Sexcoin (SXC)
Sequence (SEQ)
Shield (XSH)
Shilling (SH)
Smileycoin (SMLY)
SocialxBot (XBOT)
Socialcoin (SOCC)
Sojourn (SOJ)
Solarcoin (SLR)
Solarflaircoin (SFC)
Songcoin (SONG)
Spacecoin (SPACE)
Spotscoin (SPT)
StarCash Network (STARS)
Swagbucks (BUCKS)
Tacocoin (TCO)
Tagcoin (TAG)
Tattoocoin (Standard Edition) (TSE)
The Cypherfunks (FUNK)
TittieCoin (TTC)
Tradecoin / TradecoinV2 (TRADE)
Trollcoin / TrollCoinV2 (TROLL)
USDe (USDe)
UlaTech (ULA)
Urites (URC)
Vegascoin (VGC)
Verge (XVG)
Voxels (VOX)
VeriumReserve (VRM)
Viacoin (VIA)
vTorrent (VTR)
Vulcano (VULC)
Wildbeastblock (WBB)
Worldcoin (WDC)
Xiaomicoin FinCoin (MI)
Yashcoin (YASH)
Yocoin (YOC)
Zonecoin (ZNE)

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A decentralized autonomous organization (DAO), sometimes labeled a decentralized autonomous corporation (DAC), is an organization that is run through rules encoded as computer programs called smart contracts. A DAO’s financial transaction record and program rules are maintained on a blockchain. Examples of this business model are Dash governance, The DAO, and Digix.io. The precise legal status of this type of business organization is unclear.
One well-known example was The DAO, a DAO for venture capital funding, which was launched with $150 million in crowdfunding in June 2016, implementing its smart contracts through Ethereum, and was immediately hacked and drained of US$50 million in cryptocurrency. This hack was reversed in the following weeks, and the money restored, via a hard fork of the Ethereum blockchain. This decentralized bailout was made possible by a majority vote of the blockchain’s hash rate.

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Bitstamp is a bitcoin exchange based in Luxembourg. It allows trading between USD currency and bitcoin cryptocurrency. It allows USD, EUR, bitcoin, litecoin, ethereum, or Ripple deposits and withdrawals.
The company was founded as a European-focused alternative to then-dominant bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox. While the company trades in US dollars, it allows money to be deposited through the European Union’s Single Euro Payments Area, a convenient way of transferring money between European bank accounts.
Bitstamp offers an API to allow clients to use custom software to access and control their accounts.

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BTC-e was a digital currency trading platform and exchange. It was founded in July 2011 and as of February 2015 handled around 3% of all Bitcoin exchange volume. Until the 25th of July 2017, it allowed trading between the U. S. dollar, Russian ruble and euro currencies, and the bitcoin, litecoin, namecoin, novacoin, peercoin, dash and ethereum cryptocurrencies.
It has been a component of the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index since the index started in September 2013.
BTC-e is operated by ALWAYS EFFICIENT LLP, which is registered in London and is listed as having 2 officers: Sandra Gina Esparon and Evaline Sophie Joubert and two people with significant control: Alexander Buyanov and Andrii Shvets.
The US Justice Dept attempted to close down BTC-e on the 26th of July 2017 when they charged Alexander Vinnik and BTC-e in a 21-count indictment for operating an alleged international money laundering scheme and allegedly laundering funds from the hack of Mt. Gox.

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This is a list of cryptocurrencies. The number of cryptocurrencies available over the internet as of 27 November 2017 is over 1324 and growing. A new cryptocurrency can be created at any time. By market capitalization, Bitcoin is currently (2017-08-19) the largest blockchain network, followed by Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, Ripple and Litecoin.

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PotCoin (code: POT) is a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency which exists with the aim of becoming the standard form of payment for the legalized cannabis industry. PotCoin is an open source software project released under the MIT/X11 license and was technically nearly identical to Litecoin until August 23, 2015, when Potcoin changed to POSV similar to Reddcoin. PotCoin is not managed by any central authority and provides a decentralised solution for the transfer of value. As of August 2014, PotCoin has received mainstream media coverage from agencies such as Fox Business, Vice, and TechCrunch.

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In cryptography, scrypt (pronounced “ess crypt”) is a password-based key derivation function created by Colin Percival, originally for the Tarsnap online backup service. The algorithm was specifically designed to make it costly to perform large-scale custom hardware attacks by requiring large amounts of memory. In 2016, the scrypt algorithm was published by IETF as RFC 7914. A simplified version of scrypt is used as a proof-of-work scheme by a number of cryptocurrencies, first implemented by an anonymous programmer called ArtForz in Tenebrix and followed by Fairbrix and Litecoin soon after.

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