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6. Choose one of the following: This is a complete proposal: (or) More information will be provided later: B. Technical - General 1. Choose one of the following: a. This proposal is for a new script (set of characters): ,<1 t:A Proposed name of script: ------_/:_ b. The proposal is for addition of character(s) to an existing block: YPq Name of the existing btock: -_-C-UfU*n<_:4 -5-.1-,rrh-ol,S- _-____--- __--f-":"-____--___ 2.Numberofcharactersinproposal: I | --L------_ 3. Proposed category (select one from below - see section 2.2 of P&P document): A-Contemporary --\_ B.1-specialized (smallcollection) B.2-Specialized (large collection) C-Major extinct _____ D-Attested extinct E-Minor e)dinctextinct F-Archaic Hieroglyphic or ldeographi G-Obscure or questionable usage symbols 4. ls a repertoire including character names provided? _-y_t_l-_-__ _ _ -_ a. lf YES, are the names in accordance with the "character naming guidelines" t in Annex L of P&P document? __y_t--t-___-_____-_ b. Are the character shapes attached in a legible form suitable for review? llgS-" - 5. Fonts related: t a. Who will provide the appropriate computerized font to the Project Editor of 10646 for publishing the standard?

S e:uA.o-r - - - -v-+w- - - - -6e-L:v-sb------b. ldentifv the partv qrantinq a license for use of the font bv the 'editors (include address. e-mail. fto-site. etc.): saLrcle-rr@ hell.eL"^";/ "nl -lrrrr.ifr,n,.t-t-8 , 3ffq vdk Hf"*'Ll-,tr e{-.-,drri.ld 6. References: - \J J a. Are references (to other character sets, dictionaries, descriptive texts etc.) provided? __19/2______b. Are published examples of use (such as samples from newspapers, magazines, or other $ources) of proposed characters attached? __V_L_1-__-__ 7. Special encoding issues: I Does the proposal address other aspects of character data processing (if applicable) such as input, presentation, sorting, searching, indexing, transliteration etc. (if yes please enclose information)? _U-1,:>______

S. Additior'r"l lnfo*"tion Submitters are invited to provide any additional information about Properties of the proposed Character(s) or Script that will assist in correct understanding of and correct linguistic processing of the proposed character(s) or script. Examples of such properties are: Casing information, Numeric information, Currency information, Display behaviour information such as line breaks, widths etc., Combining behaviour, Spacing behaviour, Directional behaviour, Default Collation behaviour, relevance in Mark Up contexts, Compatibility equivalence and other Unicode normalization related information. See the Unicode standard at http:/iwww.unicode.ora for such information on other scripts. Also see Unicode Character Database ( http:/Jwww.unicode.orqlreports/tr441 ) and associated Unicode Technical Reports for information needed for consideration by the Unicode Technical Committee for inclusion in the Unicode Standard.

'Form number: N3902-F (Original 1994-10-14; Revised 1995-01, 1995-04,1996-04, 1996-08,1999-03,2001-05,2001-09,2003-11, 2005-01 ,2005-09, 2005-1 0, 2007-03,2008-05, 2009-11 , 2011-03\ Bitcoin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia https ://secure "wikimedia. orglwikipedia/eNwikt/Bitc Bitcoin \B From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Bitcoin is a digital currency Bitcoin created in 2009 by Satoshi Nakamoto. The name also refers to ,@ryh. the open source software he r ffid designed that uses it, and the nrJ "\ # W{: peer-to-peer network that it forms. Unlike most currencies, bitcoin does not rely on trusting any Developer(s) Satoshi Nakamoto, Gavin central issuer. Bitcoin uses a Andresen distributed database spread across Initial release February 4,2009 nodes of a peer-to-peer network to journal transactions, and uses Stable release O.3.2O.2 / March 3,201.1. cryptography in order to provide Development status Beta basic security functions, such as ensuring that bitcoins can only be Written in C++ spent by the person who owns Operating system Windows, Linux, Mac OS them, and never more than once. X Bitcoin's design allows for Size 5.2 MiB - 9.7 MiB anonymous ownership and Available in German, Spanish, of transfers value. Bitcoins can be French, Dutch, saved on a personal computer in Porluguese, Italian and the form of a wallet fiIe or kept with a third party wallet sentice, Russian. and in either case Bitcoins can be Type Electronic money sent over the Internet to anyone License MIT License with a Bitcoin address. Bitcoin's peer-to-peer topology and lack of Website bitcoin.org

central administration make it (http : //www.bitc oin. org/ ) infeasible for any authority, governmental or otherwise, to manipulate the value of bitcoins or induce inflation by producing more of them.

Bitcoin is one of the flrst implementations of a concept called cryptocurrency, first described in 1998 by Wei Dai on the cypherpunks mailing list.tll

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r 1 Overview

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1rYK1YzEGa59pI314159KUF2Za4jA'flTd. Bitcoin users Can own multiple addreSses, and in fact can generate new ones without any limit, as generating a new address requires relatively little computing, simply equivalent to generating a public/private key pair, and requires no contact with any nodes of the network. Creating single- purpose/single-use addresses can help preserve a user's anonymity.lcitationneededl Transactions

Bitcoins contain the current owner's public key (address). When userA transfers some to user B, A relinquishes ownership on them by adding B's public key (address) to those coins and signing them with his own private key.t4l He then broadcasts these bitcoins in an appropriate message, the transaction, on the peer-to-peer network. The rest of the network nodes validate the cryptographic signatures and the amounts of the transaction before accepting it. Block-chain

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software to take advantage of their 6pgr.t3Jt8lt9l Users can also generate bitcoins collectively.llot

So that one block gets generated every ten minutes, each node separately readjusts the difficylty of the problem it tries to solve every two weeks according chalq,es of the collective CPU-power of the peer-to-peer network. l_q.TyLcitation neededl Transaction fees

Because nodes have no obligation to include transactions in the blocks they generate, Bitcoin senders may voluntarily pay a transaction fee. Doing so will speed up the transaction and provide incentive for users to run nodes, especially as the difficulty of generating bitcoins increases or the reward per block amount decreases over time. Nodes collect the transaction fees associated with all transactions included in their candidate block. t3l Economics

The Bitcoin economy is still small relative to long-since established economies and Bitcoin the software is still in the beta staqe of-- development. But real goodt unJ-"- lso 4217 nonelll]; Brc used SerViCeS, SUCh aS USed CafS and ffeelanCe Code colloquiatly[l2] software development contracts, are now rr. ' user(s) Supranational' being traded. Bitcoins ur" u..u"prco r"r both online services and tangible Internet-based goods.[13] Th" Electronic Frontier rnflation Approximately Foundation and Singularity _In_stitute predeterminedt2l accept bitcoin donations.ll4lllsl Traders central bank None; decentralized' exchange regular currency tincruaiin us d.ollars, Russlun rubles, and Japanese distributed yen) for bitcoins through exihlnge sites. t161117l Anyone can view the block-chain and observe transactions in real-time. Various services facilitate such monitoring.l18lt19l Monetary diffenences

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fcitation neededf See also

r Anonymous internet banking r Crypto-anarchy r DigiCash r ecache r GoldMoney r Hashcash r Pecunix r Ripple monetary system r Yodelbank References

1. ^ http://weidai.com/bmoney.trt /luongo 7. 1 . 1 .html. Retrieved n a b c d 2. ef Naka*oto, Satoshi (24 Mav 201.0-10-L2. 2009). Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer B. ^ DiabloMiner, OpenCL miner for

Electronic Cash System BitCo in (https : /lgithub.co m/Diablo - (http ; //www.bitco in.o rglsites/default D3/DiabloMiner) /files/bitcoin.pdf) . 9. ^ poclbm, ftrthon OpenCL bitcoin http : //wlvw.bitco in.o rgls ites/default miner (http s : // github.co m/mO mchil /files/bitcoin.pdf. Retrieved 1 4 /poclbm) December 20L0. 10. ^ Bitcoin Pooled Mining d b cd e 3. ^ NathanWillis (2010-11-10). (htbp : i/mining.bitco in. czl) "Bitcoin: Virhral money created by CPU LL. ^ "Current curency & funds code iist"

(http : cycles " (ht@ : //lwn.neVArticles //www.cuffency-is o.org/is o_index I 41. 4452 I ) . LWN.net. http ://lr,rm.net /iso_tables/is o_tables_aL .htm) . SNV- SIX /Articles/41,44521 . Interbank Clearing. 4. ^ ht[ps ://en.bitcoin.ivwikvTransactions htlp : //www.cunrency-is o.o rg/is o_index 5. ^ "Bitcoin Wiki: Block Hashing /is o_tables/is o_tables_a 1 .htm. Retrieved

Algo rithm" (http : //wvw.bitco in.o rg 10 February 2010. /wikVdoku.php?id:blo ck_hashing_algo L2. ^ Bitcoin website rithm) . http ://www.bitcoin.org (http : //r,vr,vw.bitcoin.o rglfaq; . Main /wikVdo ku.php ?id :bio ck_has hing_algo page,FAQ, and (extensively) Trade page rithm. all use the abbreviation "BTC". 6. ^ "Bitcoin Block Explorer" 13. ^ "Bitcoin Trade"

(http : (http : //blo ckexplo rer.co m/) . //www.bitco in.org/trade) .

http : //blo ckexplo rer. co m/. Bitco in.o rg. http : /iwvrrw.bitco in. o rg 7. ^ Luongo, Thomas (2010-07-23). "The /trade. Retrieved 22 December 201-0. FED's Real Monetary Problem" 14. ^ EFF Bitcoin donation page (https (http : //www.lewro ckwell.com/o rig6 : //wvyw.eff.org/helpout#bitco in) /Iuongo 7. 1. 1 .hfml) . LewRockwell.com. 15. ^ SIAI donation page

(http : http : //r,rmrw.lewro ckwell.co m/orig6 //s in gins t. o rgldo nate/ )

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$regas*,xs*Ride ; ';.. Ksr Attach Bitcoin ts the Spesmilo ,., Jr. Member January 09, 2OII,09:12:28 pm

Spesmilo symbol might mean 0.01 BTC, i. e. serve as equivalent to cent symbol. Posts: 53

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fu *ria n $.ljr " 1.., Rsr &ttach Bitcoln ts the Spesnrilo Sr. Member - January 09,20It,09:40:03 pm

I support Pegasus, this could represent t/70^2 -> 1/10^8 of a bitcoin,

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l.t, !:i *:q-li Documents Introduction

Bitcoincharts provides financial and technical data related to the Sitcoln network. you can also access this . i\r1afk_els A|)l data via our JSON,API. Market overview

Bitcoincharts uses daily intervals (uTc) to display data. For example, the volume of a market will usually be zero at mjdnjght (UTC) and increase during the day.

Symbol

The first column shows the symbot, base curency €nd payment method of a market. An arrow denotes whether the latest price is higher or lower then yesterday's price. symbols are short names that identify a market and are chosen by Bitcoincharts.

Latest Price

This column displays the price of the last trade. lt is denoted jn the market's curency. l.e. 0.94 on mtgoxusD means one Bitcoin was traded for $0.94. lt will also show the exact time of the trade. Previous Cloae

This column displays the price of the tatest trade a day before. Below the price the difference of Latest Price and Previous Close is displayed.

Volume

Todays trade volume in Bitcoins and in the market's currency.

Day lorv/high

This column displays two numbere and a bar. The left number shows the lowest price of the trading day (= same day of latest price) while the right number shows the highest.

A bar below the numbe6 displays Open and Latest price within the low/high range. A red bar means the Latst Price is lower than the Open price, while a green bar denotes a higher Latest price.

Open

The first trade of the day. This is different from Previous Close. Bid

Best bid in the market's order book (= the price someone is willing to pay for a Bitcojn). Ask

Best ask in the market's order book (= the price someone is willing to sell a Bitcoin for).

30 days chart

This chart shows the price during the last 30 days. An abrupt "crash" means there has been no trade since that day (see Latest Price).

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