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BitBolt
  • 📚Background
  • ⚡What is BitBolt
  • 🔥Why BitBolt
  • 🪄How BitBolt Layer 2 works
    • 🏗️Tech Overview
    • 🌎Basic Information
    • 🕎Three Types of Nodes
    • 🔄Interaction with the Bitcoin Network
    • 👨‍💻Smart Contract
    • 🔑Wallet
  • 📖Thunder Testnet Instructions
    • Deposit
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  • ✨Future Possibilities
  • 💵Tokenomics
  • 🌕IDO Participation Instructions
  • 🚀IDO Info
  • 🗓️Roadmap
  • ⚠️Disclamer
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  1. How BitBolt Layer 2 works

Basic Information

  • A single block on the BitBolt network has a size of 4MB, and each block can carry a maximum of 1000 transactions.

  • The BitBolt network uses a Proof of Stake (POS) consensus algorithm and generates blocks at a rate of one every 4 seconds. The final confirmation rate is 2 blocks, which means that transactions on the BitBolt network can achieve faster transaction speeds and confirmation times when transferring Bitcoin.

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