Also, they sent each other several coins, testing the process.
“The second DNBcoin prototype takes the other extreme of bitcoin by jumping to the year 2140, the year when the last fraction of the 21 million bitcoins will be issued,” said Berndsen.
For this second test, the team mined all of the DNBcoins in advance, beginning with a block reward of 1 billion of DNBcoins.
“In doing so we were able to generate 3 billion DNBcoins in 30 seconds. In addition, we observed that after all DNBcoins had been generated, blocks could still be mined and added to the blockchain. The reward was reduced to zero but transaction fees were still collected by the miner who finds the next block.”
Central banks are increasing their interest in the blockchain.
Recently, in fact, we talked about several central banks who studied, tested and adopted the blockchain.
For example, you may be interested in the news related to the Central Bank of Canada that revealed its new digital currency called Cadcoin.
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