Bitcoin Vault (BTCV) is a cryptocurrency that builds upon the cryptographic hash function of Bitcoin, SHA-256, with a unique focus on enhancing security. It introduces an innovative three-key proprietary wallet, which provides an anti-theft solution by allowing users a 24-hour window to cancel unauthorized transactions. This feature aims to give users the ability to react and potentially reverse transactions in the event of a private key being lost or stolen. By extending the default time required to transfer assets from one block (around 10 minutes) to 144 blocks (24 hours), and providing an additional key to cancel the transfer, Bitcoin Vault aims to enhance the security of users' funds.

Bitcoin Vault operates through a unique three-key system, which includes a Standard Transaction Key, a Cancel Transaction Key, and a Fast Transaction Key. The Standard Transaction Key is generated with each wallet and functions as an invisible layer of extra safety, aiming to facilitate the operation of transactions and can be used to recover the wallet in case of a security breach or technical issue. The Cancel Transaction Key allows users to reverse a transaction within approximately 24 hours of a regular BTCV transfer. The Fast Transaction Key enables users to execute a transfer in about 10 minutes, after one block is generated, allowing for quick transactions with trusted parties.

Bitcoin Vault aims to provide a secure environment for cryptocurrency transactions. Its unique three-key system allows for different types of transactions, including Standard, Secure Fast, and reversible Secure transactions. The reversible Secure transactions are a feature in the crypto world, providing users with the ability to cancel transactions within approximately 24 hours. This feature can be particularly useful in cases of suspicious or erroneous transactions, giving users the chance to stop the transaction before their funds are lost.

Bitcoin Vault is a cryptocurrency that was developed with a focus on enhancing the security of transactions. It is based on Bitcoin's SHA-256 cryptographic hash function but introduces an innovative three-key proprietary wallet to provide an anti-theft solution. The total supply of Bitcoin Vault is limited by its software and will never exceed 21,000,000 coins. New coins are created during the process known as "mining", where transactions are relayed across the network, picked up by miners, and packaged into blocks, which are then protected by complex cryptographic calculations. As compensation for their computational resources, miners receive compensation for each block that they add to the blockchain.