Avalanche and Fantom Meet Their Match: The Unstoppable Surge of Bitcoin Spark

By Bitcoinist.com August 17, 2023 In Avalanche, Bitcoin, Blockchain, Fantom, Mining

Bitcoin Spark’s remarkable entry and surge capture investors’ and enthusiasts’ attention as it disrupts the status quo. As Avalanche and Fantom blockchain platforms grow, Bitcoin Spark’s innovative, cutting-edge technology is making waves in the crypto landscape.

What is Avalanche?

Avalanche is a multi-application blockchain of high-speed, decentralized solutions. It strives to address scalability and performance issues plaguing other blockchain networks. Avalanche supports the creation of subnets, which are custom blockchain networks with their rules and governance structures. Its ecosystem includes the Avalanche Bridge, allowing asset transfer between blockchain networks.

Fantom crypto

Fantom Crypto deploys a smart contract platform to provide fast and scalable solutions for dApps and DeFi projects. Fantom uses a unique consensus mechanism, Lachesis Protocol, a combination of Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) and Proof-of-Stake structures. This combination enables Fantom to achieve high throughput and low latency for quick and efficient processing of transactions.

Fantom supports smart contracts and Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), allowing developers to easily port their Ethereum-based applications to the Fantom network. Fantom is powered by its native token. FTM, which settles transaction fees, staking, and network governance.

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Bitcoin Spark (BTCS)

Bitcoin Spark bursts into the Avalanche and Fantom-dominated space with a new solution disrupting their status quo. BTCS rolls out a new blockchain solution, Proof-of-Process (PoP), combining the best of PoW and PoS. The solution is meant to address the Bitcoin challenges, especially Bitcoin mining that is skewed toward centralization.BTC mining has become a preserve of a few moneyed individuals and groups who control the computation power. Bitcoin Spark introduces inventive strategies to incentivize participants and promote the platform’s adoption. Through the integration of extra services and revenue streams into the network, it elevates and ensures self-sustainability.

BTCS strives to address these challenges through a Bitcoin Spark application, which serves as a gateway to the BTCS ecosystem. It facilitates validation, mining, and other products and services unique to the BTCS ecosystem. It also moderates the mining power and able miners to provide the processing power for rent to those in need. Those who provide the power will count it as work done and will stake some amount to qualify for rewards. BTCS will distribute rewards according to the processing power and stake provided. The algorithms will apply a non-linear approach to calculate rewards. Prospective miners can use the reward calculator to project the profitability of their contribution before they begin.

BTCS deploys a multi-layered smart contract system where advanced algorithms pick validators to ensure each prospective participant an equal chance regardless of the stake amount or computation power. With a certificate of KYC compliance and smart contract audit, BTCS has the green light. As such, BTCS runs an ICO, currently in phase two, at $1.75, with a 15% bonus. Imagine buying Bitcoin when it was going at $1. BTCS holders can realize a 657% gain when the project launches at $10.

The emergence of Bitcoin Spark signals an exciting journey in the quest for scalability, security, and efficiency.

Here’s more on BTCS and ICO:

Website: https://bitcoinspark.org/

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