Bitcoin Parallel (BCP)BCP
Not a Bitcoin chain split: a new chain that credited BTC holders who claimed. Kept off the lineage map.
A CryptoNight two-token project (BCP and BCPC) claimable by BTC holders at block 507,000, with a claim rate that shrank over time.
The wiki's angle: Bitcoin Parallel paid less the later a holder claimed, and handed unclaimed coins to its own foundation.[1]
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Claim
A Medium post signed by the Bitcoin Parallel Foundation on 12 February 2018 says “BTC holders at block height 507,000 can claim your BCP and BCPC now”[1]. Block 507,000 was mined on 31 January 2018[2]. The first day paid 1 BCP and 1,000 BCPC per BTC, then the rate fell 2% a day to 50%, then 1% a week for 50 weeks[1]. Claimants had 365 days, and “All unclaimed BCP and BCPC will be managed by the Foundation for community building, project development and promotion”[1].
Design
The archived site describes BCPC as a clearing currency with a three-second block time and says “BCP utilizes an optimized CryptoNight algorithm”[3]. forkdrop's data file lists it as a registration airdrop with a 21,000,000 maximum supply[4]. Its state after 2018 is unknown[4].
References
- primaryThe Bitcoin Parallel Foundation, “Hello, everyone.”, Medium (12 Feb 2018) [archived]
- primarymempool.space, Bitcoin block 507,000 (header time 2018-01-31 18:58:44 UTC) [archived]
- primaryBitcoin Parallel website, bitcoinparallel.org (Wayback Machine copy, 30 Aug 2018)
- secondaryforkdrop.io data file json/index.json, the per-coin table behind its fork pages (Wayback Machine copy, 13 Jan 2021)