TBC (Turing Bit Chain)
Ultra-low transaction friction: balancing technological breakthroughs and inclusive payments
Satoshi Nakamoto was always cautious about "over-defense" eroding practicality in technical design, and he proposed:
"We have to make the barrier high enough to prevent spamming, but low enough to still allow legitimate use."
Translation: "We must set the threshold high enough to prevent spam transactions but low enough to allow legitimate use."
The capacity limit of 1MB blocks on the Bitcoin mainnet was essentially a temporary compromise to defend against dust attacks in the ear

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Absolute Security and PoW Mechanism: Adherence and Evolution of Faith
Satoshi Nakamoto's thoughts on blockchain security run throughout, and he emphasized in the forum:
"The system is designed to protect user privacy, but not absolutely. Every transaction is broadcast on the network."
Translation: "The system design aims to protect user privacy, but it is not absolute. Every transaction is broadcast on the network."
"The utility of the exchanges made possible by Bitcoin will far exceed the cost of electricity used. Therefore, not having Bitcoin would be the net

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Introduction: A purely peer-to-peer electronic cash system
Satoshi Nakamoto wrote in the 2008 white paper:
"A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution."
Translation: "A purely peer-to-peer electronic cash system that allows online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a

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Philosophy of Technology and Future Vision: From Large Blocks to Digital Civilization
The technological evolution of TBC is not only related to performance improvement but also contains deep reflections on distributed civilization:
1. The philosophical significance of large blocks: The design of large blocks breaks the technical bias of "small is beautiful" and confirms the engineering wisdom of "space for time." Just as the internet has evolved from dial-up to 5G bandwidth upgrades, TBC's 4GB block signifies a qualitative change in blockchain from "laboratory t

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Cross-Chain Interconnection: The Key to Unlocking Bitcoin Ecosystem Value
Limitations in Bitcoin mainnet performance have led to insufficient liquidity of $43 billion worth of inscribed assets, making cross-chain interoperability the key to unlocking value. TBC achieves cross-chain connectivity through three innovations:
1. Atomic Cross-Chain Protocol: In the future, based on exclusive core technologies such as SPV (Simplified Payment Verification) and Bitcoin light nodes, TBC will enable seamless cross-chain asset transfers without third-party trust.
2. Inscribed A

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UTXO Smart Contracts: Paradigm Shift in the Bitcoin Ecosystem
The UTXO model was once considered a forbidden zone for smart contracts. Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin once asserted that "UTXO and smart contracts are incompatible," but the TBC team has demonstrated the compatibility of UTXO and smart contracts through seven years of technical breakthroughs:
1. Technical Breakthrough: TBC embeds smart contract logic within the UTXO model by using operation codes like OP_PUSH_META to bind contract code with transaction data. This design preserves the efficiency of UTX

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Large Block Technology: Breaking Through the Core Logic of Performance Bottlenecks
Bitcoin Mainnet's 1MB block capacity is like the capillaries of a digital pipeline, struggling to handle large-scale transaction demands. As blockchain application scenarios expand, this design has become a core limiting factor for ecosystem development. TBC addresses this issue with two core technologies:
1. Block Capacity Expansion Mechanism: TBC increases the initial block capacity to 4GB through layered hashing technology and dynamic data pruning techniques, allowing a single bloc

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Why do we need a "piggy bank that won't be impulsively opened"?
The charm of cryptocurrency lies in its "high volatility"; and the harsh reality of cryptocurrencies also stems from this very "high volatility." Let's look at some real historical snapshots:
BTC: Exploded from $1,000 in 2017 to $20,000, many people sold at the halfway point out of "fear of missing out," only to see it reach $100,000 eight years later;
BNB: Went from under $1 at issuance to soaring to $1,000 in 2025, an over 1000x increase, but countless users cut their gains short during short-term

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HoneyBank’s five “sweet” advantages: Why it is your best savings partner?
No need to wait for others to verify; the value of HoneyBank lies in every technical detail that creates “certainty” for you:
1. Absolute Security: Your assets are "helpless" even against hackers
The "security" of centralized platforms is fundamentally "trust in a third party"; whereas HoneyBank’s security is based on "on-chain mathematical proof." Once your TBC is locked in the UTXO safe, no one (including the TBC team) can withdraw it prematurely—such a situation is almost impossible un

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Changing the technological foundation: UTXO model × TBC public chain. Behind the "fast, cheap, stable" is a powerful dual technological foundation:
✅ UTXO model: Reliable and transparent like cash transactions.
✅ TBC public chain: A high-throughput, low-cost "value highway."

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UTXO and Account Model: What's the difference?
UTXO$TBC is based on Bitcoin(
· Records all transaction flows, making the source of funds completely transparent!
· Enhances privacy and security through generating new addresses· Supports parallel processing, allowing transactions to occur simultaneously without issues!
Account Model) is based on Ethereum(
· Optimized for smart contracts and complex state management
· Batch transactions help reduce fees· Simple state storage makes verification easier!

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What is UTXO parallel processing?
✅Enhances the traditional UTXO model, enabling it to process multiple transactions simultaneously.
✅ Prevents transaction conflicts and achieves high-speed processing.
💡The practical application advantages of TBC parallel processing:
🟢Achieves ultra-high TPS(Over 13,000 transactions per second)
🟢Supports real-time transactions between global users
🟢Able to execute complex smart contracts quickly
🟢TBC provides an ideal environment for large-scale blockchain applications.
✨Experience the powerful features of TBC’s smart contract

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Technical Foundation: TBC Public Chain × UTXO Model, Putting a "Safety Pin" on Liquidity
The "fast, economical, and stable" performance of ReChange is backed by two "tech heavyweights": the TBC public chain and the UTXO model.
1. UTXO Model: As Reliable as "Cash Change"
Unlike the account model’s "global bookkeeping," UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) breaks each transaction into independent "inputs" and "outputs." It’s like using cash to make a purchase: you give me 100 yuan for a 30-yuan item, and I give you 70 yuan change—every piece of "change" is independently

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The Five "Sweet" Benefits of HoneyBank: Why It's Your Best Savings Partner
No need to wait for others to verify—HoneyBank’s value lies in the “certainty” created for you by every technical detail:
1. Absolute Security: Your Assets Are Untouchable, Even by Hackers
The "security" of centralized platforms essentially relies on "trusting a third party," while HoneyBank’s security is based on "on-chain mathematical proof." Once your TBC is locked into a UTXO vault, no one (including the TBC team) can withdraw it early—this scenario is virtually impossible unless y

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TBC (Turing Bitcoin Chain)
TBC aims to usher Bitcoin into a new era of programmability and connectivity, making it more versatile while preserving its core principles.
TBC presents a bold and intriguing vision: introducing smart contracts, scalability, and cross-chain capabilities to a Bitcoin-derived ( system based on UTXO ). If executed well, this could open new doors for DeFi, tokenization, and low-cost global payments based on Bitcoin.
What’s new about TBC:
TBC is fast and reliable, so many people will use it because of its network. It can also handle large transactions without netwo

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The Birth of HoneyBank: Creating an "On-Chain Safe Deposit Box" with UTXO + Locktime
The core logic of HoneyBank is simple: use the blockchain’s native capabilities to "lock" your TBC into an on-chain safe deposit box, which can only be accessed at an agreed-upon time. However, its technical implementation showcases the ingenuity of the TBC team—
1. Underlying Logic: The UTXO Model is a Natural "Locking Tool"
Unlike the account model (such as Ethereum), which uses "balance addition and subtraction," Bitcoin (and TBC) adopts the UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) model,

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✨Core advantages of the UTXO model:
Unlike account-based models, the UTXO model treats transaction outputs as independent entities, which naturally enables parallel processing. This brings three major advantages to payment scenarios:
📄High Throughput:
Each UTXO can be independently verified, avoiding global state conflicts. This allows TBC's theoretical throughput to reach millions of TPS, far exceeding traditional blockchains.

🗒Enhance Privacy Protection:
UTXO transactions can be combined with advanced cryptographic techniques to achieve auditable yet anonymous payments, meeti

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The Birth of HoneyBank: Creating an "On-Chain Safe" with UTXO + Locktime
The core logic of HoneyBank is very simple: use the native capabilities of blockchain to "lock" your TBC in an on-chain safe, and it can only be withdrawn at the agreed time. However, its technical implementation hides the ingenuity of the TBC team—
1. Underlying Logic: The UTXO model is a natural "lock-up artifact".
Unlike the account model (such as Ethereum) of "balance addition and subtraction", Bitcoin (and TBC) adopts the UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) model, which is essentially "a pi

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Why do we need a "piggy bank that won't be impulsively opened"?
The charm of cryptocurrency lies in its "high volatility"; the cruelty of cryptocurrency, on the other hand, precisely stems from this "high volatility". Let's take a look at these real historical snapshots:
BTC: In 2017, it skyrocketed from $1,000 to $20,000. How many people sold off midway due to "fear of hitting the peak," only to watch it reach $100,000 eight years later;
BNB: From less than $1 at issuance to soaring to $1000 by 2025, the over 1000 times increase is behind countless users w