SATOSHI COIN- "CAN IT BE A MINING INFRASTRUCTURE THAT COULD TAKE DOWN BITCOIN?!

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Bitcoin has been a very powerful force in cryptocurrency and for years now, the rise and low of bitcoin actually affects most other cryptocurrency available in the market. Centuries ahead, unimaginable variables will be unveiled and my fear is Is SATOSHI mining might be the downfall of bitcoin?!

I heard about SATOSHI late last year from a friend of mine, and I made my research online. Trying to acquire some information and I found out a lot between SATOSHI and BITCOIN.

SATOSHI NAKAMOTO is the name be the presumed person who developed bitcoin and created bitcoin original reference implementation. He was active in the development of bitcoin for a while till December 2010.

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SATOSHI, on the other hand is the smallest unit of bitcoin, name after the SATOSHI NAKAMOTO, the founder and developer of the world first digital currency Bitcoin. The SATOSHI coin is ratio 100 million satoshi to 1bitcoin.

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He's main motive was to design bitcoin with the motive that every 10minutes, a block will be processed containing transactions, once one block is mined, miners receives reward in form of blocks which is ready for transactions. He wasn't able to implement it on bitcoin, so satoshi coin was implemented.

As several cryptocurrency users are still mining the satoshi coin, expecting it to be launched very soon in the nearest future. The mining sector are looking for ways to decentralized the bitcoin in the digital world. In time in the future, where huge sites are trying to dominates the mining network, they just need to cripple investors confidence in the stability and reliability of bitcoin.

To me, Satoshi coin can't be the Achille heels to bitcoin because the circulation will go on a snail pace and it's under probability if it'll get launched or be a failed project.

Thanks.

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