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@@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ This can actually be easily achieved with the following construction:
 . Both Alice and Bob create their version of a commitment transaction. This Transaction will spend from the funding transaction and send all the bitcoin back to an address controlled by Alice.
 . Alice provides a signature for Bob's Commitment Transaction. This signature was already included in the `funding_created` message.
 . Bob provides a signature for Alice's Commitment Transaction and sends this back to Alice via the `funding_signed` message.
-. Only after signatures have been exchanged Alice will broadcast the funding transaction to the bitcoin network.
+. Only after signatures have been exchanged Alice will broadcast the funding transaction to the Bitcoin network.
 
 With this protocol Alice did not give up ownership of her 10 mBTC even though the funds have been sent to a 2-2 multisignature wallet for which Alice controls only one key.
 If Bob stops responding to Alice she will be able to broadcast her commitment transaction and receive her funds back.