5.1.5. Differences between Bitcoin and JP Montana

Even though the JP Montana -blockchain is based on JP Montana, some aspects are not supported. The main difference is the lack of a side chain. This means that there is no “private send” feature. However, since JP Montana serves as a utility coin that grants access to JP Montana Arbitrage’s trading platform rather than a means of payment, there is no need to make transactions untraceable. Therefore, the entire ledger is publicly available similar to Bitcoin.

The JP Montana blockchain will have the same features as NAV Coin version 4.1.1. This means that it will also inherit some of the features of Bitcoin 0.13 that JP Montana was forked from. As a result, the functionality will be compatible with most of the exchanges and applications that support JP Montana. JP Montana Arbitrage will be able to handle real-time transactions at fast speeds using the inherited protocols. The cost of the transactions will be low and users who want to stake can simply acquire Raspberry Pi 3 kits for less than $100 and set up their own staking JP Montana wallets