Chain-key Bitcoin CKBTC
Xếp hạng #10059
23:14:00 21/11/2024
Giá Chain-key Bitcoin (CKBTC)
$95,642.17 0.15%
0.9913 BTC
2,467,089,653 VND
Thấp: $91,776.23
Cao: $101,477
Thông tin Chain-key Bitcoin (CKBTC)
| Trạng thái | Đang hoạt động |
| Website | |
| Block Explorer | https://dashboard.internetcomputer.org/canister/mxzaz-hqaaa-aaaar-qaada-cai |
| Chat | |
| Nền tảng | |
| Ngày thêm vào danh sách | 12:48:53 02/01/2024 |
| Thẻ | Internet Computer Ecosystem, Rehypothecated Crypto |
Số liệu thống kê Chain-key Bitcoin (CKBTC)
| Giá Chain-key Bitcoin (CKBTC) hôm nay | |
|---|---|
| Giá Chain-key Bitcoin (CKBTC) | $95,642.17 |
| Dao động 1 giờ | -0.61% |
| Dao động 24 giờ | 0.15% |
| Dao động 7 ngày | 8.76% |
| Giá Thấp / Cao nhất (24h) | $90,780.56 / $98,130.71 |
| Khối lượng giao dịch 24 giờ | $245,510 |
| Vốn hóa | $24,204,163 |
| Khối lượng giao dịch / Vốn hóa thị trường | 0.010143 |
| Thị phần | 0.000757% |
| Xếp hạng | #10059 |
| Giá Chain-key Bitcoin (CKBTC) hôm qua | |
| Giá Thấp / Cao nhất hôm qua | $89,906.76 / $96,142.90 |
| Giá Mở / Đóng hôm qua | $92,205.70 / $92,130.78 |
| Dao động giá hôm qua | -0.08% |
| Khối lượng giao dịch hôm qua | $180,003 |
| Nguồn cung Chain-key Bitcoin (CKBTC) | |
| Tổng CKBTC đang lưu hành | 253.07 CKBTC |
| Tổng cung | 253.07 CKBTC |
| Tổng cung tối đa | |
| Lịch sử giá Chain-key Bitcoin (CKBTC) | |
| Giá Thấp / Cao 7 ngày | $85,649.00 / $98,130.71 |
| Giá Thấp / Cao 30 ngày | $63,662.22 / $98,130.71 |
| Giá Thấp / Cao 90 ngày | $40,587.12 / $98,130.71 |
| Giá Thấp / Cao 52 tuần | $38,393.06 / $98,130.71 |
| Giá cao nhất lịch sử 14:13:00 21/11/2024 |
$98,130.71 |
| Giá thấp nhất lịch sử 13:35:00 19/01/2024 |
$38,393.06 |
ckBTC is a multi-chain bitcoin twin, trustlessly created by chain-key cryptography and Internet Computer smart contracts that directly hold raw bitcoin. Send and receive ckBTC with 1-2 second finality and negligible fees. Only possible because ICP smart contracts can call into the Bitcoin network.
**Why it’s not a bridged or wrapped token.**
The key innovations behind ckBTC are the native Bitcoin integration and chain-key ECDSA signing — advanced threshold cryptography integrated with ICP. In short, chain-key ECDSA is a set of cryptographic protocols that allow Internet Computer nodes to cooperatively create ECDSA signatures, which can be used to sign bitcoin transactions, using a highly fault-tolerant, decentralized network that is resilient to attacks by malicious nodes. The secret key is never stored in one place, instead it is broken down into key shares held by ICP nodes that are re-shared periodically. When requested, nodes use their key shares to collectively sign BTC transactions without recreating the original secret key.
This enables a pair of canister smart contracts to trustlessly create ckBTC, a multichain bitcoin twin that can be controlled by smart contracts and sent with near instant finality for negligible fees — all without the need for bridges or centralized custodians.
This is important, because blockchain bridges are centralized, insecure, cumbersome and costly. The insecurity alone is a dealbreaker: between 2021-2022, more than 2 billion dollars was stolen by exploiting blockchain bridges.
The recent incident where the FTX exchange acted as the custodian, and Sollet the bridge for wrapping and unwrapping BTC and ETH on Solana, demonstrates how bridges and intermediaries can act as single points of failures and are highly vulnerable to hacks. Ethereum smart contracts behind a bridge make asset transfers between blockchains possible, but users must still trust a third-party centralized custodian to manage the digital assets whose code is often not publicly verifiable.
**How it differs from Lightning**
The Lightning Network is the most well known Layer-2 for Bitcoin. Like ckBTC, it allows fast and cheap transfers of BTC value off the Bitcoin blockchain.
Unlike Lightning, ckBTC does not require peer-to-peer payment channels to be established and funded. This means that your full ckBTC balance can always be transferred — no network liquidity limitations.
Canister smart contracts can programmatically hold and transfer ckBTC, making it possible to develop fully on-chain Layer-2 applications for Bitcoin, which is not possible using the Lightning Network.
Another key difference is that ckBTC transaction fees are fixed, and not dependent on the transaction amount, variable intermediate forwarding, or unexpected channel funding fees.
In the future, ckBTC will be available on other networks like Ethereum – also directly, and without bridges, thanks to chain-key cryptography integrations.
**How ckBTC's security was assessed**
Several security assessments are taken on critical components of the Internet Computer such as ckBTC to ensure robust security. These include TLA+ models to formally verify some guarantees, several internal and external security assessments. In 2023, both Bitcoin integration and ckBTC have undergone an external security audit conducted by Trail of Bits with no severe issues found.
ckBTC security audit