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Bitcoindpermalink
License ReferenceThis project provides the reference implementation for a Bitcoin library, daemon, and command-line wallet.
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- MIT/X11 License
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btcdpermalink
License ReferenceAs an alternative full-node implementation of the bitcoin protocol written in Go, btcd provides an alternative to bitcoind that can substantially improve the diversity and resilience of the bitcoin ecosystem and infrastructure.
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- ISC License
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dcrctl [1]permalink
License ReferenceThe dcrctl client is used to control dcrd and dcrwallet daemons, providing the command line interface for both Decred node and wallet functionality.
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- ISC License
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dcrd [1]permalink
License ReferenceDecred is a blockchain-based cryptocurrency with a strong focus on community input, open governance, and sustainable funding for development, utilizing hybrid proof-of-work and proof-of-stake mining to ensure small groups cannot dominate transaction flow or control development without community input, and dcrd is the node daemon.
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- ISC License
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dcrwallet [1]permalink
License ReferenceThe dcrwallet daemon handles wallet functionality decoupled from user interface and automation development, providing an RPC interface for multiple UIs.
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- ISC License
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Decred Mobile Wallet [1]permalink
License ReferenceDecred Mobile Wallet, or dcrandroid, is a decred wallet for Android that runs on top of dcrwallet, the official Decred wallet daemon.
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- ISC License
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decrediton [1]permalink
License ReferenceThe decrediton wallet is a cross-platform GUI Decred front end for the dcrwallet daemon on the back end.
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- ISC License
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Foxtrotpermalink
License ReferenceFoxtrot is a simple and secure routing network based on bitcoin cryptography. Foxtrot enables easy p2p communications and has built-in mechanisms for peer discovery, creation of services addressable by public keys, and establishing encrypted connections.
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- MIT/X11 License
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Litecoinpermalink
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- MIT/X11 License
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Makopermalink
License ReferenceMako is a from-scratch bitcoin reimplementation, written in "almost-C89" (i.e. it can be compiled by a C89 compiler if <stdint.h> is available -- no other C99 features are used).
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- MIT/X11 License
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Monero [1]permalink
License ReferenceMonero is cash for a connected world (and a blockchain based cryptocurrency). It's fast, private, and secure. With Monero, you are your own bank. You can spend safely, because others cannot see your balances or track your activity.
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- Revised BSD License
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- +-blockchain
- +-cryptocurrency
- +-cryptography
- +-decentralized
- +-monero
- +-privacy
- +-security
- +-software
MoneroBoxpermalink
License ReferenceMoneroBox is an unmaintained plug-and-play, zero-configuration Monero full node deployment running on a Rock64 single-board computer with SSD, offering browser-based monitoring and automatic updating of both command line and web UI. As a dead privacy and security oriented project lacking critical updates, its use for anything but example code should be discouraged.
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- MIT/X11 License
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Namecoinpermalink
License ReferenceNamecoin is an experimental open-source technology which improves decentralization, security, censorship resistance, privacy, and speed of certain components of the Internet infrastructure such as DNS and identities.
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- MIT/X11 License
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Onion Monero Blockchain Expolorer [1]permalink
License ReferenceOnion Monero Blockchain Explorer does not use JavaScript, tracking images, or Google Analytics; it does offer source code, Tor hidden service availability, testnet and stagenet support, and a solid JSON API.
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- Revised BSD License
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PostgreSQL Blockchain Extensionpermalink
License ReferencePostgreSQL Blockchain Extension is a C language Postgres extension that provides Bitcoin blockchain functionality.
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- MIT/X11 License
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Urbit [1]permalink
License ReferenceUrbit is secure decentralized P2P "personal server platform" that runs on any existing Unix OS. The platform seeks to deconstruct the client-server model in favor of a federated network of personal servers with a consistent digital identity. Its components include Nock and Hoon programming languages.
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- MIT/X11 License