Topic: [ANN] [2GIVE] / New Mobile Wallet Available from SATOWALLET.COM - page 56. (Read 99357 times)

Thanks for the feedback!

Once we're 100% satisfied that we have a stable base and can reliably and repeatably produce high quality software from our new lab at Strength in Numbers Foundation we will begin working to migrate to the new 2.0 feature set:

+ Proof of Stake with a TBD interest rate
+ A percentage based TXFEE that makes smaller transactions more fair
+ A new modern wallet that will include a dynamic list of charities pulled from the doabitofgood.com directory

More as we finish the roadmap!

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Its good new wallet ,im watching this coin

Try this dropbox location:

http://bit.ly/Wv2jgD

Note: This release was built in our lab and we need to know that it is equivalent to the last public release the original Givecoin team produced.

Once we know we have the stable platform we will begin immediately working on shifting this code base to POS from POW.

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We sometimes have issues with Cloudflare -- let me see if I can post it somewhere else like drop box

-dvd

website offline?
 

Find us on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/projectgivecoin

We are looking for people to help us verify that the Windows 7/8 wallet is on-par with the last public release:

https://doabitofgood.com/saver/givecoin-qt.zip

When it fires up and sync's post your Receive address here and I will send you 100 coins to verify that it works -- yours to keep!

give me you coins?lol,how can I get this givecoin?

*UPDATED*

We just successfully built and did a send from a Windows-7 Qt version of the wallet!

This means our development lab at Strength in Numbers Foundation is fully operational!

Soliciting feedback on the idea of moving the TXFEE to be based on a percentage vs the flat/fixed fee model as employed in just about every other coin.

What do you think?

See top of thread for a picture of the new Clean Water Coin wallet that we recently built on Mac OS X (a related project)

We have now a tentative candidate successful build of the Clean Water Coin wallet on Mac OS X that is fully synchronized and have begun testing transactions in and out.

This is important and related as that coinbase recently went through a POW to POS conversion which we believe is the right model for 2GIVE.

All Mac wallet work to date has been performed on 32-bit based hardware per the hints out of the official Litecoin documentation.

We have just placed an order for a 64-bit development workstation that we will begin integrating into our build process to produce modern wallets.

This week our goal is to spin up our Linux based MinGW system to support cross-compiling the Windows binaries.

We have also been in contact with the original developers and they are going to see if they still have access to a Windows VM image that they used to produce the Windows wallets as a backup method for us.

All in all we are pleased with the progress we are making.  Once we can reliably deliver wallets on Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X we plan on adjusting the KGW timing function to fix the emit cadence as well as set a block height for accepting POS blocks as well as a sunset height on POW.

We are providing a weekly status to Bittrex to keep the coin listed but disabled while we work to update the code.

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Good job!Looking forward to the.

We're currently exploring adding in a public-facing Electrum wallet peering server in support of Bitcoin (and Litecoin when they get around to it)

Our primary motivator is to get familiar with the system as we believe it is a better model for wallets and speed adoption of 2Give.

Anyone with experience positive or negative with Electrum would appreciate hearing from you!

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We have now successfully built the Clean Water Coin Mac OS X Wallet and will be working to merge the X11 suite code and Givecoin code bases together to bring about 2Give !

CWC JUST went through the shift from POW to POS and its a great model to work from and a lot of experience on that team we can leverage.

* FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE *

On Tuesday August 26th, 2014 we have obtained an a US Department of Treasury  / Internal Revenue Tax ID for the non profit.

We have engaged with "The Foundation Group", a nationally recognized firm that specializes in the establishment of 501.3c non-profit organizations to handle filing the paperwork and process for us:

http://501c3.org/

They have handled over 13,000 non-profits with an eye-popping 100% success rate in 19 years of doing business.

We will also leverage the firm to handle all individual state registrations to make sure that we will be cleared to pursue donations in every jurisdiction.

On Friday, August 22nd, 2014 we have established a new non-profit to take over the continued development of GIVEcoin for the benefit of the public trust.

"Strength in Numbers Foundation" is a legally formed non-profit charity organization established in Minnesota.

http://mblsportal.sos.state.mn.us/Business/SearchDetails?filingGuid=709acaa6-f929-e411-bfac-001ec94ffe7f

Just socialized out on Facebook a few minutes ago:



I have directed our corporate attorney to file the articles of incorporation to establish the non-profit "Strength in Numbers Foundation" to take over "ownership" of the GIVEcoin development.

We will immediately begin documentation preparation to establish it as a 501.3c.

Here's what's planned:

We intend to subject the code to rigorous review, including static and dynamic analysis, and a consistent and repeatable build system that can reliably produce wallets on supported platforms for the public trust.

We will create a certification system to assure that our endorsed coinbases are for the public benefit.

We will work to create the Web of Trust as envisioned by our http://www.idcoins.org research. The heart of that model being deeply rooted in PGP/GPG.

Press release is forthcoming...

David V Duccini
Executive Director
doabitofgood.com

I forked it but have not checked anything in just yet since no changes have been made yet really (other than cleaning up the function calls to correctly cast datatypes in the X11 suite so that it would compile on Mac OS X Mavericks.

You can track it here:

https://github.com/LittleDuke/givecoin

ALL of the effort since last Friday when we announced taking over the development has focused on getting the required resources in place (sourcing a 32-bit iMac) -- getting 10.6.8 loaded, the right versions of XCode, the command-line tools, and all the library dependencies, including building Qt Creator from scratch.

We will now backup and clone the drive so that we can instantly spin up new/additional Mac developer workstations now that we have a stable build environment.

The initial goal is to demonstrate that we can rebuild the current / last released wallets and coind reliably and consistently.  We can now do that with linux coind and Mac OS X coind & desktop-qt wallets.  We have yet to re-produce the linux-qt or the Windows-qt wallets -- but that's mainly because we haven't tried yet ;-)

Once we can demonstrate that we will immediately begin doing the heavy lifting to fix the KGW implementation (which is being exploited at the moment) -- and migrate to a more Proof of Stake base model that encourages long term holders of the coin.

We are currently considering a new "minimum time-between-blocks" emit model that would only accept empty "generate" blocks +/- t-time from target emit for non-staking miners to get a more consistent cadence of coin generation in line with overall lifecycle.

Thanks for your support and interest in the continued development!

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where I can download source code? git repo?

This is a tiny little thing but it demonstrates that we are absolutely in control of the code and build now:



Modified the About box to update the Copyright year to 2014 and show the "2Givecoin" name for now ;-)

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