Yes, you can track the UTXOs (Unspent Transaction Outputs) from someone else's address on the Signum blockchain or any blockchain that uses the UTXO model. This is typically done by using a blockchain explorer or a specific tool that allows you to input an address and view its associated UTXOs.

Keep in mind that while you can see the UTXOs and the transaction history for a public address, you won't have access to any personal information about the address owner unless it's publicly available.

Yes, Signa on the Signum blockchain utilizes a UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) model. This model is a fundamental part of the Signum blockchain's design, allowing transactions to be processed in a way that enhances efficiency and security. In the UTXO model, each transaction output can be used as an input for future transactions, creating a clear and traceable transaction history.

https://test.signumswap.com//

Found some links here’s a couple of them

https://thenextweb.com/news/off-grid-solar-powered-cryptocurrency

And this was the transaction on at that time the burst network which is now been rebranded to Signum….

https://explorer.signum.network/tx/17490887355364942154

I don’t have any links, but I believe somewhere there were talk of using short wave radio to broadcast the TX’s I know it was done on burst coin block chain. It’s on the block chain somewhere, but it’s been rebranded to Signum network signa is the coin.

Burst-coin shortwave transaction

The concept of "Burst-coin shortwave transaction" involves using shortwave radio frequencies to facilitate transactions in Burstcoin, a decentralized cryptocurrency. This approach aims to enhance the resilience and censorship resistance of cryptocurrency networks by bypassing traditional internet service providers (ISPs), which may be subject to censorship or disruptions, especially in politically oppressive or disaster-stricken regions.

By utilizing shortwave radio, Burstcoin transactions can be broadcast without relying on centralized internet infrastructure, thereby increasing privacy and accessibility. This method is particularly advantageous in areas with unreliable internet connectivity or where governments impose strict controls on digital communications. The integration of radio-based transaction methods aligns with broader trends in the cryptocurrency space, exploring alternative communication technologies to ensure robust and secure transaction capabilities.

https://www.coincenter.org/decentralizing-bitcoins-last-mile-with-mobile-mesh-networks/

https://blockonomi.com/bitcoin-transactions-radio/

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Or they were pushed😮

It’s not about balls it’s about not really giving a shit about popularity or Fiat money and our elitists control freaks

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I think there needs to be a few more buttons.

Hey Jack, where can I get this first mobile app? Is it available on iOS?

I have many relays. How come lately? I only see four out of seven on my iPhone.

I have already proved I could work now. I have to prove I have the capacity to commit myself.

I will endeavor to persevere.

Or we need the capacity to discover and engage in the commitment to prove that to be true.

So how can you tell if it’s been specifically produced for Clickbait?

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Just gonna throw this out there….

Yes, you're right! **Burstcoin** (launched in 2014) did indeed introduce one of the earliest implementations of **Turing-complete smart contracts** with its feature known as **Automated Transactions (AT)**. This occurred before Ethereum, making Burstcoin a significant player in the early development of smart contracts.

The **AT (Automated Transaction)** system in Burstcoin was the first on-chain Turing-complete smart contract system, which allowed for programmable transactions directly on the blockchain. It was designed to enable a wide variety of applications, such as lotteries, crowdfunding, and other automated processes without requiring a central authority or intermediary.

While Ethereum's smart contract system eventually became more popular due to its flexibility and developer-friendly environment, Burstcoin's **AT** system was an important milestone in blockchain history. It demonstrated that Turing-complete automation and decentralized programmable contracts were possible on a public ledger, laying the groundwork for more advanced smart contract platforms.

It is a perfect world. It’s people that fuck it up.

Yes, that way they have to take everybody out not just the leader.

Who knew that entrepreneur meant RiskTaker?

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