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World's first bitcoin transfer from a mobile phone to a human's implanted microchip. The transfer was completed in 7 steps: 1) purchase an implant kit, 2) get professionally implanted, 3) create bitcoin wallets, 4) transfer funds to the first wallet, 5) write the second wallet's address to the implant, 6) install a mobile wallet app, 7) tap the phone to the implant to transfer funds from the first to the second wallet. This demonstrated a direct transfer of bitcoins between a phone and a microchip implant.
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This document provides an introduction to Bitcoin technology. It begins with learning outcomes about identifying issues and implications of Bitcoin, applications of the technology, and describing how Bitcoin works. It then discusses the history of Bitcoin and what Bitcoin is as a decentralized digital currency. The document thoroughly explains how Bitcoin technology works, including mining, transactions, wallets, and challenges in using Bitcoin like volatility, small user base, and lack of regulation.
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Bitcoin data mining
Bitcoin mining refers to validating transactions and adding them to the blockchain. Miners use powerful computers to solve complex cryptographic puzzles to validate transactions, earning new bitcoins as a reward. The mining process involves gathering new transactions, hashing blocks of data, and repeatedly modifying the block until the hash satisfies specific leading zero criteria. If successfully mined, the block is added to the blockchain and the miner receives bitcoin. There are various types of bitcoin wallets including desktop, mobile, online, hardware, and paper wallets that store the private keys used to access bitcoin addresses and sign transactions.
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Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency that exists on a peer-to-peer network without a central bank or single administrator. There is a limited supply of 21 million bitcoins that can be mined, with miners confirming transactions and receiving new bitcoins as a reward for securing the network. Key facts about bitcoin include that transactions are public but not fully anonymous, bitcoins have no inherent value but can be used to send money with low fees, and the smallest denomination of a bitcoin is called a satoshi.
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Bitcoin is a digital currency that allows users to pay for goods and services online or in person using a digital wallet on their phone or computer. Unlike traditional currencies controlled by banks, bitcoin transactions are processed and secured on a decentralized global ledger using strong cryptography. Bitcoin offers lower fees and faster international payments than traditional options. While it may seem risky, bitcoin provides stronger security than traditional online payments by keeping users' money under their sole control at all times.
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- 1. World’s First Bitcoin Transfer from a Mobile to a Human – This is How We Did It in 7 Practical Steps!
- 2. On Wednesday the 25 of Feb in 2015, mobile and bitcoin payment history was made in Finland, when a man received bitcoins into his microchip implant
- 3. Step #1 Purchase a chip injection kit from Dangerousthings.com How to Transfer Bitcoins into a NFC Microchip Implant?
- 4. Step #2 Have a professional to inject the chip into your hand How to Transfer Bitcoins into a NFC Microchip Implant? Tom van Oudenaarden injects an NFC chipset inside Dr. Pekko Vehviläinen’s hand in front of a live audience during Biohacker Summit on 10th of Dec 2014, in Helsinki Finland
- 5. How to Transfer Bitcoins into a NFC Microchip Implant? Step #3 Create two bitcoin wallets (for example at Blockchain.info)
- 6. How to Transfer Bitcoins into a NFC Microchip Implant? Step #4 Transfer money to your wallet #1: you can find your local service at howtobuybitcoins.info
- 7. How to Transfer Bitcoins into a NFC Microchip Implant? Step #5 Write your bitcoin wallet #2 info to your chipset inside your skin with your NFC enabled mobile phone (e.g. Samsung Galaxy SIII). Use a tag writing mobile app, for example, NXP’s NFC TagWriter. Write URI dataset to your chipset. The dataset starts with a bitcoin: identifier followed by your bitcoin wallet address. Example: bitcoin:1GtRA4pnGHhgmymqeqW2r1uoP hn5nhLDY5 NXP NFC TagWriter
- 8. How to Transfer Bitcoins into a NFC Microchip Implant? Step #6 Install a bitcoin mobile wallet app that can read NFC tags to your mobile phone (we used Mycelium). Activate wallet #1 (that you have previously transferred money on) on the wallet app.
- 9. How to Transfer Bitcoins into a NFC Microchip Implant? Step #7 Tap your hand with your mobile phone which has wallet application and wallet #1 with bitcoins balance. After the tap, mobile wallet opens, your phone has read the address of wallet #2 in your hand. You can now send a desired amount of bitcoins from wallet #1 to wallet #2 by pressing send and entering your pin. That’s it! Welcome to a brave new cyber world! Wallet #1 (the chip inside the hand) Wallet #2 (phone) The transaction utilizing the mobile app – sending bitcoins from Wallet #2 (phone) to Wallet #1 (hand)
- 10. Credits Pekko Vehviläinen, PhD, CEO, Digital Health Solutions Ltd. ”The Most Quantified Man in Finland” Teemu Arina, Founder, Quantified Self & Biohacking Finland Amal Graafstra, CEO, Dangerous Things Llc. Tom van Oudenaarden, Owner, Piercing Studio Utrecht Henry Brade, CEO, Bittiraha.fi Aleksi Vitakoski, CEO, Bitcoinkaupat.com Jukka Mitrunen, Chairman of the Board, Bitcoinkaupat.com
- 11. Thanks & Send Your Bitcoin Tips to