Universal Bitcoin Time – making New Year’s Eve based on block time not astronomy?

Bitcoin miners produced block 929,699 on Dec. 27. What if that was the signal for a New Year’s moment, rather than our traditional calendar? The pitch is that block height, the ordered count of blocks every full node can verify, can act as a calendar layer for a market that trades and settles across jurisdictions. The post Universal Bitcoin Time – making New Year’s Eve based on block time not astronomy? appeared first on CryptoSlate.