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Suppose there was a company that used a blockchain-like "alternative chain" to record its financial transactions. And that would be because a large number of transactions would use Bitcoin. How would it find an accounting software that could decipher this raw data and compile accounting reports?
Is there any Bitcoin-linked "standard" software that can do this job? Can it be found open source online? Or would one try to lease such an application from one of the big accounting firms?
Are you talking about an altcoin? Why would that company use an altcoin "because a large number of transactions would use Bitcoin"? That contradicts. – Jannes – 2015-11-27T00:21:42.737
@Jannes: I'm not talking about an "altcoin." I'm talking about an alternative "block chain" as a recording device to monitor mixtures of Bitcoin and dollar transactions. – Tom Au – 2015-11-27T00:59:56.873
Ok. Never heard that phrase before (not this meaning) so you might want to clarify that in your question. I don't have an answer though. – Jannes – 2015-11-27T01:49:58.493
@Jannes: Added link. – Tom Au – 2015-11-27T15:53:59.747