$WiMi Hologram Cloud (WIMI.US)$ WiMi developed an embedded s...

WiMi developed an embedded steganographic communication based on Bitcoin transactions, namely B-TEC (Bitcoin Transaction Embedding Communication). Bitcoin, as a distributed digital currency, has transaction records stored on the blockchain, which has the characteristics of decentralization and non-tampering, providing a unique carrier for message hiding. By embedding secret messages into Bitcoin transactions and utilizing the security and immutability of blockchain technology, more secure and reliable data transmission can be achieved, thus solving the many challenges faced during data transmission.

B-TEC digs deep into the characteristics of Bitcoin transactions and combines the advanced theory and technology of steganography to realize the covert transmission of secret messages on the blockchain environment by designing the index matrix of the transaction address, constructing the address interaction relationship carrying the secret message, and combining it with the transaction amount. This technological innovation provides a brand-new solution in the field of data security sharing, which has important theoretical and practical significance.

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