Bitcoin Origin: Understanding the Basics of a Multi-State Engine (MSE)

Bitcoin Origin is the world’s first penta-blockchain fork, merging five major blockchains into a single multi chain blockchain via simultaneous contentious hard forks.

Proof-of-Ambassadorship– This system involves designating Ambassadors, or individuals who achieve a good reputation among Bitcoin Origin’s stakeholders based on their performance on a number of key variables. They must promote Bitcoin Origin continuously to maintain this position. If they can do this effectively while undergoing an extensive vetting process, they receive 25 percent of block fees as a reward.

A Multi-State Engine– By creating multiple blockchain/state pairings, this engine makes economic abstraction possible, and it lets participants use each forked token for contracts, transactions, and fees.

Multichain– A serverless blockchain, Multichain gives users the infrastructure to develop their own blockchain applications, regardless of their resources or technical skills.

Blockchain-as-a-Service- By selling blockchain as a service, Bitcoin Origin allows people to take advantage of this revolutionary new technology at a fixed price.

A multi-state Engine in particular might sound like a new term on the market. So here is a brief on what multi-state engine is, and some good understanding into what states, virtual machines and namespaces are all about.

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