Installing Bitcoin and Bitcoin in the Ubuntu server

In this article, we will guide you through Bitcoin Core (BTC) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) to the Ubuntu server.

Prerequisites:

• Ubuntu 18.04 or later (we use this example 20.04)

• Basic information for Linux commands

• The necessary packages must be installed in the system:

`Bash

Sudo’s aptary

Sudo Apt Install -y Curl Git Build-Purplained Libssl-Dev Libz-Dev Libidn2-Dev Lzo-Dev Libsnmp-Dev

`

Step 1: Download and Pick Bitcoin Cash

First of all, you need to download the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) package:

`Bash

wget

Tar XZF BCC-0.32.0.GZ

CD BCC-0.32.0

`

This disassembles the BCH Target and creates a directory structure.

Step 2: Specify Bitcoin Cash

Before you can use Bitcoin hands, you must specify it:

`Bash

./configure —Prefix =/USR/Local/bin

`

This command sets the Bitcoin hand -specific setting on the Ubuntu system.

Step 3: Build and Install Bitcoin Cash

Now that you have configured a Bitcoin -handed, build a package:

`Bash

do -J $ (nproc)

Sudo Make Installation

`

The -J option defines the number of CPU cores to be used in assembly. (NProc) command calculates the available CPU cores.

Step 4: Set up and install Bitcoin Core (BTC)

Next, you need to download and dismantle the Bitcoin core package:

`Bash

wget

Tar XZF Bitcoin-Qt-0.19.1.1.gz

CD Bitcoin-Qt-0.19.1

`

This disassembles the Bitcoin Core Target and creates a directory structure.

Step 5: Define and Build Bitcoin Core (BTC)

Before you can use the Bitcoin core, you must specify it:

`Bash

./configure —Prefix =/USR/Local/bin

`

And then build a package:

`Bash

do -J $ (nproc)

Sudo Make Installation

`

Step 6: Add to Bitcoin Hands and Bitcoin to the system

Once you have installed both packages, you need to add them to the system path so that they can be used on any server.

`Bash

sudo LN -S/USR/LOCAL/BIN/BCC/USR/LOCAL/BIN/

sudo LN -S/USR/LOCAL/BIN/BITCOIN -QT/USR/LOCAL/Bin/

`

Step 7: Please ensure installation

Start Bitcoin customer:

`Bash

Bitcoin-client

`

Change the BCH address with the BCH wallet address.

Bash

Bitcoxcash- Clli-

`

Replace the `-bitcoin cash address

Troubleshooting

If you encounter problems during the installation process, check the Bitcoin Core documentation of the faults guide: <

In addition, you can contact the Bitcoin community or visit the official Bitcoin website (< which provides extensive resources and guides to learn more cryptocurrency.

By following these steps, you have successfully installed Bitcoin on the Ubuntu server alongside the Bitcoin Core application.