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petki4a

please guys tell me what is this coin?! is that satoshi coin ?

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  • Hesham_3del

    XCP is the primary token used in the CounterParty protocol (you need it in order to create your own tokens).

    @Cryptonaut would elaborate more the above sentence as it's his.

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  • meadefreling

    XCP is just a coin which is use to create a token of coin made by oneself.

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  • BikerGSX

    And it's worth having some in your wallet.

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  • montello

    @petki4a please guys tell me what is this coin?! is that satoshi coin ?

    It a coin you really need to have it, but is different from satoshi.

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  • page

    Counterparty adds a protocol layer on top of the blockchain and xcp is used to transmit the encapsulated information. Is that correct?

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  • georgesza

    @hesham3del XCP is the primary token used in the CounterParty protocol (you need it in order to create your own tokens).

    @Cryptonaut would elaborate more the above sentence as it's his.

    How can i get my own XCP ?

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  • munsey

    @hesham3del XCP is the primary token used in the CounterParty protocol (you need it in order to create your own tokens).

    @Cryptonaut would elaborate more the above sentence as it's his.

    Please do we really need that XCP and what does it work for ?

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  • bitsol

    @munsey

    @hesham3del XCP is the primary token used in the CounterParty protocol (you need it in order to create your own tokens).

    @Cryptonaut would elaborate more the above sentence as it's his.

    Please do we really need that XCP and what does it work for ?

    You need it for issuing assets and calling tokens.

    So yes, you do need it.

    read more: http://counterparty.io/platform/

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