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[[appdx_bitcore]] [[appdx_bitcore]]
[appendix] [appendix]
=== Bitcore == Bitcore
Bitcore is a suite of tools provided by BitPay. Its goal is to provide easy-to-use tools for Bitcoin developers. Almost all of Bitcore's code is written in Javascript. There are some modules written specifically for NodeJS. Finally, the "node" module of Bitcore includes Bitcoin Core's C++ code. Please see https://bitcore.io for more information. Bitcore is a suite of tools provided by BitPay. Its goal is to provide easy-to-use tools for Bitcoin developers. Almost all of Bitcore's code is written in Javascript. There are some modules written specifically for NodeJS. Finally, the "node" module of Bitcore includes Bitcoin Core's C++ code. Please see https://bitcore.io for more information.

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[[segwit]] [[segwit]]
=== Segregated Witness == Segregated Witness
Segregated Witness (segwit) is an upgrade to the bitcoin consensus rules and network protocol, scheduled for implementation in the second half of 2016. Segregated Witness (segwit) is an upgrade to the bitcoin consensus rules and network protocol, scheduled for implementation in the second half of 2016.

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[[appdx-pycoin]] [[appdx-pycoin]]
[appendix] [appendix]
== pycoin, ku, and tx == pycoin, ku, and tx

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[[ch12]] [[ch12]]
== Blockchain Applications == Blockchain Applications

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== Colored Coins
=== Colored Coins
The term _Colored Coins_ refers to a set of similar technologies that use bitcoin transactions to record the creation, ownership and transfer of extrinsic assets other than bitcoin. By "extrinsic" we mean assets that are not stored directly on the bitcoin blockchain, as opposed to bitcoin itself which is an asset intrinsic to the blockchain. The term _Colored Coins_ refers to a set of similar technologies that use bitcoin transactions to record the creation, ownership and transfer of extrinsic assets other than bitcoin. By "extrinsic" we mean assets that are not stored directly on the bitcoin blockchain, as opposed to bitcoin itself which is an asset intrinsic to the blockchain.