Update for the paperwallet:
https://paperwallet.horizonplatform.io
https://github.com/pharesim/hz_paperwallet
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I created a basic paper wallet generator
http://www90.zippyshare.com/d/G2NEquvI/6391883/offline_wallet.zip
If anybody cares to make it pretty (with credentials ofc), we'll host it under an official horizonplatform.io subdomain.
http://www90.zippyshare.com/d/G2NEquvI/6391883/offline_wallet.zip
If anybody cares to make it pretty (with credentials ofc), we'll host it under an official horizonplatform.io subdomain.
Is there a paper wallet generator for this coin?
Not yet, but definitely a good idea!
To create a cold storage address yourself: run a local wallet, disconnect from the internet, create a new account and log in. Write down passphrase, pubkey and account id, log out. Get back on the net and use the faucet to publish the pubkey of your new secure storage account.
I have all my coins on bittrex. It's a pretty dumb move.
I better figure out how this coin works. Thanks for the tip on how to create a secure offline wallet.
How is this decentralized? Is it through the hz client?
Yes. You could use a normal HZ wallet to deposit, trade and withdraw. The website is just a frontend for a HZ node to make it more convenient.
It is also possible to set your own node as backend in "settings" at the bottom of the table. It currently uses the public api. HZ node pool.
More info here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/relaunch-hzxchange-1065680
Not yet, but definitely a good idea!
To create a cold storage address yourself: run a local wallet, disconnect from the internet, create a new account and log in. Write down passphrase, pubkey and account id, log out. Get back on the net and use the faucet to publish the pubkey of your new secure storage account.
To create a cold storage address yourself: run a local wallet, disconnect from the internet, create a new account and log in. Write down passphrase, pubkey and account id, log out. Get back on the net and use the faucet to publish the pubkey of your new secure storage account.
The faucet now is only for account activation as it was played too much when it gave higher amounts.
I agree on the time span and the possibility to create fees for the forgers though, it'll be lowered to 12 hours soon.
I agree on the time span and the possibility to create fees for the forgers though, it'll be lowered to 12 hours soon.
That's cool! At least 12 hours instead of 48 hours is 4x increase in terms of statics.
Thank you for your effort.
Thank you HZ Team! Now I can see faucet will despatch 2HZ in every 12 hour! This value was long 48 hour before.
It is really cool feelings to see my proposal accepted:)
Thanks again to all person behind HZ team.
Thanks for the good idea!
The faucet now is only for account activation as it was played too much when it gave higher amounts.
I agree on the time span and the possibility to create fees for the forgers though, it'll be lowered to 12 hours soon.
I agree on the time span and the possibility to create fees for the forgers though, it'll be lowered to 12 hours soon.
That's cool! At least 12 hours instead of 48 hours is 4x increase in terms of statics.
Thank you for your effort.
Thank you HZ Team! Now I can see faucet will despatch 2HZ in every 12 hour! This value was long 48 hour before.
It is really cool feelings to see my proposal accepted:)
Thanks again to all person behind HZ team.
The link mentioned in the OP points to: http://nhzcrypto.org/pages/next-horizon-development-roadmap/
But it is an invalid link, the correct link is: https://horizonplatform.io/about/development-roadmap/
Also the link in the OP to the Official Forum is: http://www.nhzcrypto.org
That Cloudflare website is offline, the one I find working is: https://horizonplatform.io/forums/
All other links in the OP are working ones.
Space to grow, thumbs up!
But it is an invalid link, the correct link is: https://horizonplatform.io/about/development-roadmap/
Also the link in the OP to the Official Forum is: http://www.nhzcrypto.org
That Cloudflare website is offline, the one I find working is: https://horizonplatform.io/forums/
All other links in the OP are working ones.
Space to grow, thumbs up!
Thanks for pointing that out, I'll have them changed!
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Hi guys,
Thanks for your answers. I edited an old scipt and it worked. But I have another question. I have a VPS and it has more than one IP. I know that its not possible multiple node from 1 Ip address. But in my case with a mulitple IP VPS, is it possible to run multiple hallmarked node from one working horizon instance? If so how?
Thanks in advance.
Hi guys,
Thanks for your answers. I edited an old scipt and it worked. But I have another question. I have a VPS and it has more than one IP. I know that its not possible multiple node from 1 Ip address. But in my case with a mulitple IP VPS, is it possible to run multiple hallmarked node from one working horizon instance? If so how?
Thanks in advance.
I couldnt get any answer.I think people missed my question. Is there any way to do this or just I forget it?
Solution to your query is a little 'tricky'. To run multiple node from same VPS with more then one IP address, copy HZ node software different folder for different IP address.
Say, you have IP address 192.168.1.5, 6,7,8,9.
Create 5 different folder and modify 'conf/nhz-default-properties' file on each folder. In 'conf/nhz-default-properties' file look for option:
For IP 192.168.1.5 in folder 5:
Code:
nhz.peerServerHost=192.168.1.5
nhz.apiServerHost=192.168.1.5
nhz.myAddress=192.168.1.5
nhz.apiServerHost=192.168.1.5
nhz.uiServerHost=192.168.1.5
nhz.apiServerHost=192.168.1.5
nhz.myAddress=192.168.1.5
nhz.apiServerHost=192.168.1.5
nhz.uiServerHost=192.168.1.5
For IP 192.168.1.6 in folder 6:
Code:
nhz.peerServerHost=192.168.1.6
nhz.apiServerHost=192.168.1.6
nhz.myAddress=192.168.1.6
nhz.apiServerHost=192.168.1.6
nhz.uiServerHost=192.168.1.6
nhz.apiServerHost=192.168.1.6
nhz.myAddress=192.168.1.6
nhz.apiServerHost=192.168.1.6
nhz.uiServerHost=192.168.1.6
do it same for 7,8,9.... all
All other option should be same in config file.
now 'cd' to every folder and run node script.
like:
Code:
cd /home/userhome/5
screen -d -m -S HZNode5 ./run.sh
cd /home/userhome/6
screen -d -m -S HZNode6 ./run.sh
cd /home/userhome/7
screen -d -m -S HZNode7 ./run.sh
and same for 8 , 9 ....all folder.
Congratulation! you are running HZ Node on every IP address!
NB: Make sure your 'iptables/firewall' rules allow incoming connection on tcp 7774 port on every IP address on VPS. Above description was for 'Linux' box only. Install 'screen' on your VPS to above solution works!
The link mentioned in the OP points to: http://nhzcrypto.org/pages/next-horizon-development-roadmap/
But it is an invalid link, the correct link is: https://horizonplatform.io/about/development-roadmap/
Also the link in the OP to the Official Forum is: http://www.nhzcrypto.org
That Cloudflare website is offline, the one I find working is: https://horizonplatform.io/forums/
All other links in the OP are working ones.
Space to grow, thumbs up!
But it is an invalid link, the correct link is: https://horizonplatform.io/about/development-roadmap/
Also the link in the OP to the Official Forum is: http://www.nhzcrypto.org
That Cloudflare website is offline, the one I find working is: https://horizonplatform.io/forums/
All other links in the OP are working ones.
Space to grow, thumbs up!
-snip-
Hi guys,
Thanks for your answers. I edited an old scipt and it worked. But I have another question. I have a VPS and it has more than one IP. I know that its not possible multiple node from 1 Ip address. But in my case with a mulitple IP VPS, is it possible to run multiple hallmarked node from one working horizon instance? If so how?
Thanks in advance.
Hi guys,
Thanks for your answers. I edited an old scipt and it worked. But I have another question. I have a VPS and it has more than one IP. I know that its not possible multiple node from 1 Ip address. But in my case with a mulitple IP VPS, is it possible to run multiple hallmarked node from one working horizon instance? If so how?
Thanks in advance.
I couldnt get any answer.I think people missed my question. Is there any way to do this or just I forget it?
39 blocks have even taken longer than the block with the height of 359481 and 38 minutes:
There are still 13 blocks before asset exchange block 70000 which have taken longer than 359481.
Code:
> select rownum, *, round(span/60.0,2) as inMinutes from (select span, h1, h2 from (select b2.timestamp-b1.timestamp as span, b1.height as h1, b2.height as h2 from block b1, block b2 where b1.height+1=b2.height) c order by span desc limit 100)
ROWNUM() | SPAN | H1 | H2 | INMINUTES
1 | 5762 | 1164 | 1165 | 96.03
2 | 4689 | 1165 | 1166 | 78.15
3 | 4065 | 271986 | 271987 | 67.75
4 | 3941 | 238240 | 238241 | 65.68
5 | 3799 | 346756 | 346757 | 63.32
6 | 3673 | 259192 | 259193 | 61.22
7 | 3601 | 64545 | 64546 | 60.02
8 | 3116 | 60456 | 60457 | 51.93
9 | 2989 | 62979 | 62980 | 49.82
10 | 2962 | 47373 | 47374 | 49.37
11 | 2874 | 263525 | 263526 | 47.9
12 | 2855 | 192667 | 192668 | 47.58
13 | 2853 | 51 | 52 | 47.55
14 | 2822 | 21624 | 21625 | 47.03
15 | 2767 | 154298 | 154299 | 46.12
16 | 2740 | 29856 | 29857 | 45.67
17 | 2695 | 175606 | 175607 | 44.92
18 | 2682 | 153170 | 153171 | 44.7
19 | 2672 | 206161 | 206162 | 44.53
20 | 2596 | 44638 | 44639 | 43.27
21 | 2571 | 304775 | 304776 | 42.85
22 | 2516 | 337469 | 337470 | 41.93
23 | 2512 | 195165 | 195166 | 41.87
24 | 2503 | 3516 | 3517 | 41.72
25 | 2476 | 223655 | 223656 | 41.27
26 | 2466 | 71642 | 71643 | 41.1
27 | 2454 | 135747 | 135748 | 40.9
28 | 2434 | 161742 | 161743 | 40.57
29 | 2422 | 93170 | 93171 | 40.37
30 | 2413 | 216990 | 216991 | 40.22
31 | 2406 | 245276 | 245277 | 40.1
32 | 2372 | 46965 | 46966 | 39.53
33 | 2357 | 301179 | 301180 | 39.28
34 | 2331 | 332586 | 332587 | 38.85
35 | 2325 | 33028 | 33029 | 38.75
36 | 2309 | 342432 | 342433 | 38.48
37 | 2295 | 240428 | 240429 | 38.25
38 | 2295 | 241637 | 241638 | 38.25
39 | 2288 | 332700 | 332701 | 38.13
40 | 2288 | 359480 | 359481 | 38.13
ROWNUM() | SPAN | H1 | H2 | INMINUTES
1 | 5762 | 1164 | 1165 | 96.03
2 | 4689 | 1165 | 1166 | 78.15
3 | 4065 | 271986 | 271987 | 67.75
4 | 3941 | 238240 | 238241 | 65.68
5 | 3799 | 346756 | 346757 | 63.32
6 | 3673 | 259192 | 259193 | 61.22
7 | 3601 | 64545 | 64546 | 60.02
8 | 3116 | 60456 | 60457 | 51.93
9 | 2989 | 62979 | 62980 | 49.82
10 | 2962 | 47373 | 47374 | 49.37
11 | 2874 | 263525 | 263526 | 47.9
12 | 2855 | 192667 | 192668 | 47.58
13 | 2853 | 51 | 52 | 47.55
14 | 2822 | 21624 | 21625 | 47.03
15 | 2767 | 154298 | 154299 | 46.12
16 | 2740 | 29856 | 29857 | 45.67
17 | 2695 | 175606 | 175607 | 44.92
18 | 2682 | 153170 | 153171 | 44.7
19 | 2672 | 206161 | 206162 | 44.53
20 | 2596 | 44638 | 44639 | 43.27
21 | 2571 | 304775 | 304776 | 42.85
22 | 2516 | 337469 | 337470 | 41.93
23 | 2512 | 195165 | 195166 | 41.87
24 | 2503 | 3516 | 3517 | 41.72
25 | 2476 | 223655 | 223656 | 41.27
26 | 2466 | 71642 | 71643 | 41.1
27 | 2454 | 135747 | 135748 | 40.9
28 | 2434 | 161742 | 161743 | 40.57
29 | 2422 | 93170 | 93171 | 40.37
30 | 2413 | 216990 | 216991 | 40.22
31 | 2406 | 245276 | 245277 | 40.1
32 | 2372 | 46965 | 46966 | 39.53
33 | 2357 | 301179 | 301180 | 39.28
34 | 2331 | 332586 | 332587 | 38.85
35 | 2325 | 33028 | 33029 | 38.75
36 | 2309 | 342432 | 342433 | 38.48
37 | 2295 | 240428 | 240429 | 38.25
38 | 2295 | 241637 | 241638 | 38.25
39 | 2288 | 332700 | 332701 | 38.13
40 | 2288 | 359480 | 359481 | 38.13
There are still 13 blocks before asset exchange block 70000 which have taken longer than 359481.
Code:
select rownum, *, round(span/60.0,1) as inMinutes from (select span, h1, h2 from (select b2.timestamp-b1.timestamp as span, b1.height as h1, b2.height as h2 from block b1, block b2 where b1.height+1=b2.height and b1.height<=70000) c where span>2288 order by span desc limit 100)
ROWNUM() | SPAN | H1 | H2 | INMINUTES
1 | 5762 | 1164 | 1165 | 96.0
2 | 4689 | 1165 | 1166 | 78.2
3 | 3601 | 64545 | 64546 | 60.0
4 | 3116 | 60456 | 60457 | 51.9
5 | 2989 | 62979 | 62980 | 49.8
6 | 2962 | 47373 | 47374 | 49.4
7 | 2853 | 51 | 52 | 47.6
8 | 2822 | 21624 | 21625 | 47.0
9 | 2740 | 29856 | 29857 | 45.7
10 | 2596 | 44638 | 44639 | 43.3
11 | 2503 | 3516 | 3517 | 41.7
12 | 2372 | 46965 | 46966 | 39.5
13 | 2325 | 33028 | 33029 | 38.8
ROWNUM() | SPAN | H1 | H2 | INMINUTES
1 | 5762 | 1164 | 1165 | 96.0
2 | 4689 | 1165 | 1166 | 78.2
3 | 3601 | 64545 | 64546 | 60.0
4 | 3116 | 60456 | 60457 | 51.9
5 | 2989 | 62979 | 62980 | 49.8
6 | 2962 | 47373 | 47374 | 49.4
7 | 2853 | 51 | 52 | 47.6
8 | 2822 | 21624 | 21625 | 47.0
9 | 2740 | 29856 | 29857 | 45.7
10 | 2596 | 44638 | 44639 | 43.3
11 | 2503 | 3516 | 3517 | 41.7
12 | 2372 | 46965 | 46966 | 39.5
13 | 2325 | 33028 | 33029 | 38.8
Me also observed 'longer time to block' then average block time when I broadcast any asset related transaction. It seems it needs more time when it need to add any asset (trade/transfer/create) related transaction on block...
I wouldn't say that, had the same with aliases and hz transfers. Statistics.
Block times vary, that's completely normal.
Sometimes it feels like it happens always when I'm about to do something, i was creating assets with those two blocks.
Surely it doesn't have that much impact on me when I happen to catch a 15 seconds block...
Sometimes it feels like it happens always when I'm about to do something, i was creating assets with those two blocks.
Surely it doesn't have that much impact on me when I happen to catch a 15 seconds block...
Me also observed 'longer time to block' then average block time when I broadcast any asset related transaction. It seems it needs more time when it need to add any asset (trade/transfer/create) related transaction on block...
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