What If Someone Tried to Create 1 million Extra Bitcoin? | Vadodara
⚡️Vadodara Bitcoin Meetup #9 ⚡️
Who protects Bitcoin’s 21 million supply limit? And what happens when someone tries to break the rules?
Imagine a miner produces a block claiming to create a million extra bitcoin. Would other participants accept it? Could the miner get away with it? And who actually enforces the rules?
Join Bitshala in Vadodara for an interactive, hands-on session exploring the core mechanisms that make Bitcoin run decentralized, sovereign, and secure. We will dive deep into one of the most fundamental properties of the network: miners produce blocks, but full nodes independently verify them.
What We'll Discuss
The 21 million Limit: Where Bitcoin's issuance rules come from and how Satoshi's code caps supply.
Proof of Work: Why producing a valid block requires real computational effort.
The Mining Game: How the difficulty adjustment keeps block production steady (~10 minutes) regardless of total hash rate.
Who Says No? How thousands of full nodes silently reject any block or transaction that violates consensus rules.
Who Should Attend?
Whether you are a developer, software engineer, student, or simply curious about how decentralized consensus actually works under the hood, you are welcome!
Level: Beginner to Intermediate
Prerequisites: Just bring your curiosity (and a laptop if you'd like to follow along with technical demonstrations)
No prior Bitcoin development experience is required.
About Bitshala
Bitshala is a Bitcoin-focused education initiative where we help developers, designers, and curious builders learn by doing. We run cohorts, clubs, workshops, a hackerspace, and community programs that make it easier for people to explore, contribute to, and build on Bitcoin. Our focus is on hands-on learning, proof-of-work, and growing alongside a community of people who care about open technology, design, and the future of money.
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