The blockchain provides Bitcoin's ledger, a timestamped record of all confirmed transactions. Under normal conditions, a new block of transactions is added to the blockchain approximately every 10 minutes and historic blocks are left unchanged.
This document will describe for developers this normal operating
| Note! In the english subtitles we have not added translation for the intro text (which is in english). | |
| For all other languages it would be great to translate the intro text as well. | |
| For references for this translation see the french or spanish subtitles below. | |
| How to collaborate on subtitles: | |
| Github User | |
| - If you are familiar with github please just fork it :) | |
| New to Github | |
| - If you are new to github you can simple create a user and then fork this project (see upper right corner). |
| How to collaborate on subtitles: | |
| Github User | |
| - If you are familiar with github please just fork it :) | |
| New to Github | |
| - If you are new to github you can simple create a user and then fork this project (see upper right corner). | |
| Prefer not using Github | |
| - If you prefer you can download the subtitles, conduct your translation and then send your translated version to bitcoinfilm.org@gmail.com - then we will add them to this gist. |