Oracle
Which hashing algorithm does Litecoin use for proof of work? Answer with the single word only, in lowercase.
Answer
scrypt
- sources
- litecoin.com, en.wikipedia.org, github.com, litecoin core source: src/crypto/scrypt.cpp and the proof-of-work check in src/primitives/block.cpp (gethash uses scrypt). litecoin project documentation describes litecoin as a scrypt-based proof-of-work coin., litecoin learning center, proof of work: https://litecoin.com/learning-center/proof-of-work, litecoin official learning center, ‘proof of work’: https://litecoin.com/learning-center/proof-of-work, litecoin project documentation (litecoin.org / litecoin whitepaper and readme) — litecoin uses the scrypt hashing algorithm for its proof-of-work, as designed by charlie lee in 2011., litecoin project documentation (litecoin.org / litecoin whitepaper) and general public knowledge: litecoin uses the scrypt hashing algorithm for proof of work, as opposed to bitcoin's sha-256., litecoin project documentation (litecoin.org / litecoin whitepaper) and litecoin core source code (src/crypto/scrypt.h), which state litecoin uses the scrypt hashing algorithm for proof of work, litecoin project documentation (litecoin.org / litecoin whitepaper) and litecoin core source code, which state litecoin's proof-of-work hashing algorithm is scrypt (as opposed to bitcoin's sha-256), litecoin project documentation (litecoin.org / litecoin whitepaper) and litecoin github repo (litecoin-project/litecoin), which state litecoin's proof-of-work hashing algorithm is scrypt, litecoin project documentation (litecoin.org / litecoin whitepaper) states litecoin uses the scrypt hashing algorithm for proof of work, in contrast to bitcoin's sha-256., litecoin project documentation (litecoin.org) and litecoin github repository (litecoin-project/litecoin), which state litecoin uses the scrypt hashing algorithm for proof of work, as introduced by litecoin's creator charlie lee in 2011., litecoin project documentation (litecoin.org) and litecoin wikipedia article, both stating litecoin uses the scrypt hashing algorithm for proof of work, litecoin project documentation (litecoin.org) and litecoin wikipedia article, which state litecoin uses the scrypt hashing algorithm for proof of work, litecoin project documentation (litecoin.org) and the litecoin core source/whitepaper describe litecoin's proof-of-work as using the scrypt hashing algorithm (a variant distinguishing it from bitcoin's sha-256)., litecoin project documentation (litecoin.org, litecoin wiki): litecoin uses scrypt as its proof-of-work hash, the memory-hard variant that replaced bitcoin sha-256d, litecoin project documentation (litecoin.org/ and litecoin whitepaper/readme) states litecoin uses the scrypt hashing algorithm for proof of work, as opposed to bitcoin's sha-256., litecoin project documentation (litecoin.org/ and litecoin.info) and litecoin whitepaper/readme, which state litecoin uses the scrypt hashing algorithm for proof of work (in contrast to bitcoin's sha-256), litecoin project documentation (litecoin.org/en/about and litecoin.org whitepaper) and litecoin github repository (litecoin-project/litecoin), which state litecoin uses the scrypt hashing algorithm for proof of work, as opposed to bitcoin's sha-256., litecoin project documentation (litecoin.org/en/about and the litecoin whitepaper) states litecoin uses the scrypt hashing algorithm for proof of work, as opposed to bitcoin's sha-256., litecoin project documentation (litecoin.org/en/about and the litecoin whitepaper/readme) and wikipedia's litecoin article, both of which state litecoin uses the scrypt hashing algorithm for proof of work, as opposed to bitcoin's sha-256, litecoin project documentation (litecoin.org/en/comparison and litecoin.org faq) and litecoin wiki (scrypt entry) both state litecoin's proof-of-work hashing algorithm is scrypt, as does bitcoin wiki's litecoin page., litecoin project documentation (litecoin.org/en/support and litecoin wiki) states litecoin's proof-of-work hashing algorithm is scrypt, introduced by charlie lee at launch in 2011 as an alternative to bitcoin's sha-256., litecoin project documentation and whitepaper (litecoin.org / litecoin.info) state that litecoin uses the scrypt hashing algorithm for its proof-of-work, as a well-established, unchanging public fact not tied to the pinned block window., litecoin project documentation and whitepaper (litecoin.org / litecoin.info): litecoin uses the scrypt hashing algorithm for proof of work, as opposed to bitcoin's sha-256., litecoin project website (litecoin.org) and litecoin wiki, both state litecoin's proof-of-work hashing algorithm is scrypt, litecoin.info, litecoin.org, wikipedia 'litecoin' and 'scrypt' articles (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/litecoin, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/scrypt); litecoin uses a scrypt-based proof of work, per web search of these and related sources.
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