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1st Quarter Milestone - The Asian Market welcomes Bytecoin
April 11, 2018
1st Quarter Milestone - The Asian Market welcomes Bytecoin

Dear Community,

The 1st quarter has passed and we are very happy to announce that despite many obstacles, such as governmental regulations, bans, scandals, and restrictions from authorities in the Asian market, we were still successful in launching our communities in Asia.

Next Milestone Achieved: New API Stable Release
March 19, 2018

Next Milestone Achieved: New API Stable Release

Dear Bytecoineers,

The Bytecoin Development team is happy to announce that we’ve reached another important frontier in our yearly Roadmap and we are happy to present you with the most essential updates that you’ve been waiting for. Let us help make you familiar with the progress that we’ve been working on for past several few months.

First AMA with the Bytecoin Dev Team
March 12, 2018
First AMA with the Bytecoin Dev Team

Hello Bytecoiners!

Bytecoin is planning to conduct our first AMA with Jenny Goldberg and the Dev Team. The topic of our AMA will be focused on the upcoming hardfork (June 12th) and the new GitHub. We plan to conduct the AMA on Tuesday March 12th for 90 minutes, from 5:30PM - 7:00PM GMT +1. Please keep all questions focused on these topics as other questions/comments will be removed or answered at a later date.

Bytecoin updates its software with the most state of the art in the world for anonymous cryptocurrencies
February 6, 2018
Bytecoin updates its software with the most state of the art in the world for anonymous cryptocurrencies

Bytecoin, which is known as the fully-anonymous cryptocurrency which first implemented the CryptoNote protocol, is publishing a major software update. This update has proven to solve Bytecoin’s most essential technical issues as well as improve both the stability of the system and its reliability.

A bit more transparency on the current development situation.
January 18, 2018
A bit more transparency on the current development situation.

Hey there, Bytecoineers,

I’m here to tell you about the current development phase and deadlines. So, the current desktop software versions seem to be a bit out-of-date and contain some issues. That’s why on the 2018 roadmap we’ve said that some huge updates will happen, and it’s really the thing that the Dev team has to pay the most attention to.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Bytecoin Team!
December 25, 2017
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Bytecoin Team!

Dear Community,

Christmas is coming, the bells are ringing, and it’s time for you to accept congratulations from the Bytecoin team!

Bytecoin 2018 Roadmap (1, 2 Quarter)
December 22, 2017
Bytecoin 2018 Roadmap (1, 2 Quarter)

Dear Community,

We’d like to present you with our new roadmap for the 1st and 2nd quarter of 2018.

The Wallets Issues: Official Statement and Deadlines from the Development Team
December 20, 2017
The Wallets Issues: Official Statement and Deadlines from the Development Team

Dear Community,

To start with, we’d like to thank you for your patience and support these past few days when Bytecoin was faced with some difficulties. Moreover, I’d like to make an official statement to clarify the current situation.

Untraceable Tokens and Proof of Concept
December 5, 2017
Untraceable Tokens and Proof of Concept

Dear readers,

Half a year has passed since the first mention of Bytecoin’s untraceable tokens. Now it’s time to give you some updates about the current development situation, as well as the advantages and disadvantages regarding the conception.

The Reason Governments Are Limiting Access To Cryptocurrencies
December 4, 2017

This is a guest post by Chris San Filippo

Cryptocurrency use is exploding all over the world. It is seeing rapid growth for a number of reasons, but the biggest is that it provides a level of privacy that can’t be matched. Current financial transactions track a wide range of data about you. This data can be viewed by financial institutions, third parties, and even government agents. The data from your financial transactions can be used to identify you, embarrass you, or for other nefarious purposes. Governments want to have this information so that they can make sure that their tax base remains stable and certain individuals are always identifiable. That’s why they are so worked up about cryptocurrencies.

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