Successive branches of Bitcoin have emerged that all claim to improve Satohsi’s original vision in one way or another. Generally, these branches, namely Bitcoin SV and Bitcoin Cash, offer the same features as BTC but with larger block sizes and faster transaction speeds. They do not innovate beyond what the cryptocurrency space already offers on other blockchains. As a result, their values pale in comparison to BTC.
To actually achieve Satoshi’s vision of a mainstream money for the internet age, something entirely new is needed – the ability to protect one’s savings and reclaim value, meaning enforceable property rights. That is where JTC comes in.
The JTC blockchain is a unique branch of Bitcoin that provides a layer for legal enforcement in every transaction. In keeping with Satoshi’s plan for a fairer financial system where central banks cannot debase the value of someone’s savings, JTC maintains the Bitcoin core but adds mainstream legal protections for the individual user. Cryptocurrency users can finally enforce their property rights on-chain and obtain legal recourse from malicious actors like fraudsters and hackers while also recovering from mistakes like lost private keys.
Jurat’s objective is to use the JTC branch to create a blockchain space that doesn’t demand users take on unfeasible levels of risk. The lack of on-chain legal recourse has so far hindered mainstream adoption, but the JTC branch has shown that Satoshi’s vision doesn’t demand a crypto wild west – it can be integrated with legal remedies that benefit everyone who interacts with a blockchain.
The evolution of Bitcoin has been marked by a series of forks or divergences from the original blockchain. These forks have arisen from various factors,
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