README.md in btcruby-1.7 vs README.md in btcruby-1.8

@@ -40,10 +40,10 @@
 * Self-contained implementation. Only external dependency is `ffi` gem that helps linking directly with OpenSSL and libsecp256k1.
 * For efficiency and consistency we use binary strings throughout the library (not the hex strings as in other libraries).
 * We do not pollute standard classes with our methods. To use utility extensions like `String#to_hex` you should explicitly `require 'btcruby/extensions'`.
 * We use OpenSSL `BIGNUM` implementation where compatibility is critical (instead of the built-in Ruby Bignum).
 * We enforces canonical and determinstic ECDSA signatures for maximum compatibility and security using native OpenSSL functions.
-* We treat endianness explicitly. Even though most systems are little-endian, it never hurts to show where indianness is important.
+* We treat endianness explicitly. Even though most systems are little-endian, it never hurts to show where endianness is important.
 
 The goal is to provide a complete Bitcoin toolkit in Ruby.
 
 ## How to run tests