> It's completely different to cRypTo though. Really? Explain how. And please, use the actual definition of cryptocurrency instead of your subjective shill one

> It's completely different to cRypTo though. Really? Explain how. And please, use the actual definition of cryptocurrency instead of your subjective shill one. > That deserves some distinction. It wouldn't deserve to be un-classified as a cryptocurrency if it was the E-gold whitepaper republished by Hal Finney himself. Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency, besides being popular there is almost nothing unique about the blockchain itself.