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Colored Coins is an open-source protocol b … Colored Coins is an open-source protocol built on the Bitcoin 2.0 that allows users to represent and manipulate immutable digital resources on top of Bitcoin transactions. They are a class of methods for representing and maintaining real-world assets on the Bitcoin blockchain, which may be used to establish asset ownership. Colored coins are bitcoins with a mark on them that specifies what they may be used for. Colored coins are also considered the initial step toward NFTs built on top of the Bitcoin network. Although bitcoins are fungible, they can be marked to be distinguished from other bitcoins. These marked coins have specific features that correspond to physical assets like vehicles and stocks, and owners may use them to establish their ownership of physical assets. Colored coins aim to lower transaction costs and complexity so that an asset's owner may transfer ownership as quickly as a Bitcoin transaction. Colored coins are commonly referred to as metacoins because this imaginative coloring is the addition of metadata. This enables a portion of a digital representation of a physical item to be encoded into a Bitcoin address. The value of the colored coins is independent of the current prices of the bitcoin; instead, it is determined by the value of the underlying actual asset/service and the issuer's desire and capacity to redeem the colored coins in return for the equivalent actual asset or service.or the equivalent actual asset or service.
, Una moneda coloreada, en inglés colored co … Una moneda coloreada, en inglés colored coin, es un conjunto de satoshis de Bitcoin marcados para darle un significado especial. Este marcado se realiza asociando información extra a ese monto de monedas. A esta información se le llama metafóricamente 'color'. Al protocolo superpuesto a Bitcoin para añadir/interpretar/gestionar esa información adicional se le llama protocolo de monedas coloreadas. Los satoshis de Bitcoin coloreados siguen siendo válidos y se podrían gastar. Sin embargo ya no se suelen usar como moneda porque tienen más valor como moneda coloreada. El concepto, aunque fue ideado para Bitcoin, puede extenderse para otras cadenas de bloques Las monedas coloreadas se aprovechan de las prestaciones que aporta la cadena de bloques subyacente. Por ejemplo las construidas sobre Bitcoin son validadas por los nodos, añadidas a los bloques, y añadidas a la cadena de bloques con el mismo nivel de verificación que cualquier bitcoin lo que permite tener ventajas de transparencia, inmutabilidad, facilidad de transferencia, eliminación de intermediarios y imposibilidad de doble gasto. Además, por diseño, los protocolos para monedas coloreadas comparten el modelo de autenticación de la cadena subyacente. Las monedas coloreadas son manejadas por clientes especializados que graban e interpretan los metadatos adheridos. Estos clientes pueden generar monedas coloreadas a partir de monedas normales de la cadena subyacente. Una vez coloreadas estas monedas pueden ser vendidas, compradas, subdivididas, agregadas y recibir pagos de dividendos. Las monedas coloreadas puede además ser decoloreadas borrando los metadatos y por tanto su especial asociación.datos y por tanto su especial asociación.
, Colored Coins é um protocolo open-source d … Colored Coins é um protocolo open-source desenvolvido sobre Bitcoin 2.0 que permite representar e manipular recursos digitais imutáveis sobre as transações de Bitcoin. Apesar de Bitcoin ter sido desenvolvido com o intuito de ser uma criptomoeda, a torna possível associar metadados às suas transações. Através de um rastreamento preciso da origem de um dado bitcoin, é possível diferenciar um conjunto de bitcoins dos demais, processo conhecido como coloração de bitcoins (expressão que dá origem ao nome do protocolo Colored Coins). Através da supervisão de um agente emissor ou de um acordo público, propriedades especiais podem ser associadas a bitcoins coloridos, atribuindo-lhes valor além do valor da moeda. Uma forma de enxergar isso é a partir da abstração de que existem duas camadas distintas sobre o bitcoin: A camada inferior referindo-se à rede de transações baseada em tecnologia criptográfica e; Uma camada superior que constitui uma rede de distribuição de valores encapsulados no design das “moedas coloridas”. Devido às Colored Coins serem implementadas sobre a infra-estrutura de Bitcoin, permitir transações atômicas (trocadas umas pelas outras em uma única transação) e poderem ser transferidas sem o envolvimento de terceiros, elas abrem espaço para a troca descentralizada de coisas que não seria possível por meios tradicionais.não seria possível por meios tradicionais.
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Colored Coins is an open-source protocol b … Colored Coins is an open-source protocol built on the Bitcoin 2.0 that allows users to represent and manipulate immutable digital resources on top of Bitcoin transactions. They are a class of methods for representing and maintaining real-world assets on the Bitcoin blockchain, which may be used to establish asset ownership. Colored coins are bitcoins with a mark on them that specifies what they may be used for. Colored coins are also considered the initial step toward NFTs built on top of the Bitcoin network. NFTs built on top of the Bitcoin network.
, Colored Coins é um protocolo open-source d … Colored Coins é um protocolo open-source desenvolvido sobre Bitcoin 2.0 que permite representar e manipular recursos digitais imutáveis sobre as transações de Bitcoin. Apesar de Bitcoin ter sido desenvolvido com o intuito de ser uma criptomoeda, a torna possível associar metadados às suas transações. Através de um rastreamento preciso da origem de um dado bitcoin, é possível diferenciar um conjunto de bitcoins dos demais, processo conhecido como coloração de bitcoins (expressão que dá origem ao nome do protocolo Colored Coins).rigem ao nome do protocolo Colored Coins).
, Una moneda coloreada, en inglés colored co … Una moneda coloreada, en inglés colored coin, es un conjunto de satoshis de Bitcoin marcados para darle un significado especial. Este marcado se realiza asociando información extra a ese monto de monedas. A esta información se le llama metafóricamente 'color'. Al protocolo superpuesto a Bitcoin para añadir/interpretar/gestionar esa información adicional se le llama protocolo de monedas coloreadas. Los satoshis de Bitcoin coloreados siguen siendo válidos y se podrían gastar. Sin embargo ya no se suelen usar como moneda porque tienen más valor como moneda coloreada. El concepto, aunque fue ideado para Bitcoin, puede extenderse para otras cadenas de bloquestenderse para otras cadenas de bloques
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