Topic: [ANN] AEON [2019-09-27: Upgrade to version 0.13.0.0 ASAP HF@1146200 Oct 25] - page 262. (Read 625666 times)

That's awesome! Come on folks, let's see if we can bump it past 200k soon!


Just a confirmation, phoenix-rc1 compiles and running on my ubuntu x64 fine. 
Can't wait until you add lmdb support.

Donations balance (none spent)

balance: 176948.818928195530, unlocked balance: 176937.622613852373

i guess you're using windows.

launch aeond once (no matter the location)
it will create a C:\Users\your_username\AppData\Roaming\aeon folder
close cleanly aeond (by typing "exit")
paste your donwloaded blockchain.bin into C:\Users\your_username\AppData\Roaming\aeon
re-launch aeond

i have downloaded the wallet and blockchain. can anyone tell where i need to put the blockchain to make it sync faster

not yet easily, AFAIK. Some members are working on it
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11254147
(it's xmr viewkey but code should be compatible in theory)

Is there a way to utilize the viewkey, so that the donations can actually be confirmed by your average joe who might be interested in this crypto?

Here is the last update from a few days ago


It's more now, but I will provide a precise number a little later (waiting for a significant donation that is expected to arrive soon).

In addition to many one-time donations there appear to be a few automatic processes feeding to the donation address.

How much was donated so far?

Are you using the current version from github or one of the recent community-built binaries (see OP for links)? They all have a valid and working seed node.

Can someone help me out please? I'm having the same problem with "Failed to connect to any of seed peers" and I'm not sure how to fix this problem.

It's now running on the pool, some blocks were found on it too. All seems fine.
CentOS 6 on x86_64.

Almost right.

The Dev got attacked for using Darkcoin code when testing masternodes, as well as a shit storm of FUD from people saying pools were live. After the constant barrage he went MIA.

He created his own version of masternodes from scratch and private pools have not demonstrated absolute proof that they can overcome some hurdles he put in place.

There are some private pools, but the basic deterrent to stay away from pools is that all the miners can steal each others mined block rewards. Private pools are mostly based on trust. That's why most miners still prefer to go solo and it makes the economic model for pools that much tougher.

Quite a few people invested time, effort and money supporting the project. I got involved to help rescue the project with a bunch of others and a new non-moderated thread is now live and the project is being actively worked on by a group of devs. Some of those that lost money have seen a steady rise in the price and decided to leave, many have welcomed the rescue support and are participating.

Its not a million miles away from the story to AEON.

Back to the reason why I'm actually here.

As there are no exchanges - WTB some AEON, if anyone is interested in selling any. PM.

edit

Sorry, just found the OTC thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/aeon-buy-and-sell-thread-1012944

Thanks to those that have been in touch.

test is ongoing on win7 x64 (binaries building from source)
no problems, blocks mined and accepted by the network, transactions sent and received as expected.

Call for donations

In the previous post I mention that donations will be part of an incentive plan for team members.

Now I want to address the holders of this coin and explain why you should (continue to) donate.

First, I want to say emphatically that I'm very appreciative of all the donations so far. The show of support is clear and overwhelming, and is a large part of why I have decided to continue working on AEON.

What that said...

We know there are 6.6 million coins "out there" somewhere. Of course many of those coins semi-lost, with keys largely forgotten on someone's drive or only on a backup, and will only be recovered (if ever) should the coin rise a lot in value. That's perfectly fine, and will serve to provide a bit of much needed price stability. A good number of coins are probably actually lost, and that's perfectly fine too. The reduced supply will increase the value of the remming coins if and when we establish some actual demand.

As for the rest of the coins, the ones actively held by those of you still here paying attention, I encourage you to consider donating a significant share of them to the donation fund for two reasons:

1. The donation fund will be largely static, and visible, as coins are held for vesting by team members. A small portion of the donation fund may be used for ongoing expenses, but the bulk will be long-term, public, and verifiable holdings. Unlike "hidden" coins, this will provide confidence for prospective adopters and investors that they won't be dumped. This will make it easier for us to grow as a community and as a coin. Likewise, if you are mining, consider directing some of your mined coins to the donation fund on an ongoing and/or automatic basis. For example, I have the seed node (a reasonably powerful server) mining and paying out 100% of the mined coins to the donations fund. This reduces effective inflation and also directly helps development: a double win for the (potential) coin value.

2. Let's face it, over the past several months, this has been a largely-abandoned largely-forgotten clone coin. Without significant and effective ongoing development, the value is going to zero (or alternately just staying at zero if you think that's what it is now). By donating a significant portion of your coins you tremendously increase the possibility that your remaining coins may someday be worth something, or a even worth a lot (though no guarantees of course).

With sufficient donations, we can have well-funded development, allowing us to effectively compete with those with those also well-funded "premined/instamined/ICO/IPO" coins (yuck!), while keeping everything purely voluntary and transparent.

Please consider making it happen!

Team positions available

Now that we're on track for the first release of the new roadmap, it is time to build a strong development team.

You do not need to be coder to join (although coding skills are certainly welcome). Other ways to contribute are:

Infrastructure - managing web hosting, seed nodes, build servers, etc.
Release engineering - build scripts, building binaries for various platforms, testing, etc.
Marketing - Reaching out to the world and deviling our message. Including writings, interviews, etc.
Artist - Web design, logos, infographics, promotional materials, etc.
Cryptography - Working to define, analyze, and document protocol improvements (and breaking them too!)
Other - If you have other ideas how to contribute, please submit them for consideration

In addition to public recognition, team members will receive a share of coins from the current and future donation fund with a vesting schedule. The details of this are tbd but be aware that short term involvement will not result in any award. On the other hand, if you want to work over a sustained period of time toward the success of this coin, and the coin is a success, the rewards may be substantial. The lead developer will be subject to the same vesting schedule.

Part time involvement is certainly welcome (and may well be typical, especially for now).

Please submit information about your background and qualifications to me by PM. Ability, experience, and integrity will all be highly valued so reputation, references, personal contacts both in and out of the crypto community, trust ratings, etc. are all relevant and should be included.

Recent RC1 binaries:

Windows:
https://mega.co.nz/#!wFsB3KJA!cVDgGuS_cUqfFmfwZtzlLKfddj0asKBJRTa4TO6eZAQ

Linux:
https://mega.co.nz/#!wRsmBBhK!9NgQfjDVT9Q-EutrwOO1DOKgdSNvrpg13ysGzC41CFQ

Phoenix RC1 release candidate (for testing)

I've pushed a Phoenix release candidate to my repo for testing. This contains all of the code for the hard fork except that the fork height has been set arbitrarily high (block 5 million so it should never activate in practice).

The purpose of this test is to ensure that the new code continues to function properly on the existing network.

Instructions:


Please report any problems or unusual observations (there are currently no known or expected problems).

 
Your question prompted me to have a look at their thread again and it actually looks like a FUD storm was the only thing that happened.
Basically, back in January a guy published a pool to mine spr. There was the ensuing troll assault that made it look like it was over.
But today the pool remains empty and the blocks are pretty spread out between miners.

Spread mining stats: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10359489
Pool : http://spr.nonce-pool.com/

There are some doubts about the project as a whole (they recently added masternodes, they changed to a new moderated thread in response to premine accusations ), but the pool resistance part is apparently working.

Thanks for the test reports.

Development is chugging along, I'm fixing the unit tests before creating a new release.

https://github.com/iamsmooth/aeon/tree/devel

Did all the tests on both Ubuntu 14.04 and Windows 8.1 x64 with an AMD FX everything worked as expected.


HEIGHT 500, difficulty: 49, hashrate: 30 H/s
HEIGHT 1300, difficulty: 502, hashrate: 130H/s