Topic: [ANN] Blacknet | IBO for BlackCoin | New code | PoS | No ICO - page 94. (Read 2510314 times)

Oh awesome. Thanks. That would at least give you a way back into the system if the app somehow stops doing it's thing.

I think it's opensource, so you can always run it yourself. Also, I'm not sure but you might be able to import the seed into multiBLK.

EDIT, According to Janko33 the dev:

payblk private keys can be imported to Qt client
payblk is opensource but needs a server to be able to run..
this tool can compute private keys from your 12 words (edited)
https://github.com/janko33bd/bip39/tree/blackcoin

Beautiful. That's the ease of access people need.

Does it require payblk's service to keep working? Is there a way to retrieve a wallet outside the app?

Yesh, on desktop too! https://payblk.blackcoin.io

You could use multiblack

Holy!

That's awesome! Does it work on desktop too? (Not talking about BlueStack desktop kind of desktop)

Currently I'm on 3G internet and it's kinda expensive to download apps. I'm going to download and check it out when I'm back on my desktop.
Thanks!

Blackcoin running on Bitcoin 0.12 syncs so fast .

PayBLK exists, it's in the Android store. You still have control over your own keys.

Would it be possible to have a lite version of the wallet? Downloading this chain is a big heavy
Something like Electrum?

Yes I agree. That second spike is way more relevant than the first one. That first spike is quite meaningless as that was when BLK was coming out of it's PoW phase. It was a hike that most alt coins took right after having been formed. BLK had no ICO, no pre-mine or instamine, and yet still that mining phase was a bit too short for my liking (maybe I'm just bitter because I never got to mine it at all, I didn't know BLK existed back then). Still, out of all the PoS coins, BLK enjoyed the fairest distribution of them all.  

BLK has been incredibly low for YEARS, not a fun place to be if you like the devs, like the technology while watching other coins steal BLK's thunder. However, that's  also when traders who speculate on pure technology alone have a chance to catch up after that PoW phase.

On top of that, PoS coins WILL behave differently when they grow big. If staking starts paying your bills it becomes less interesting to dump on new-comers. What you're selling is your dividend (which is essentially what it is) which is a very stable dispersion of coins to newcomers. PoS biggest strength is that it lacks all the miner shenanigans. Something many crypto-fans have been burned on. The point of entry to participate in the network is incredibly low.  

It may also be why BLK genuinely is averse to strong hype. A wide wallet distribution is more important to a PoS coin than to a PoW coin. BLKers want to see stable staking, their point of sale may very well be never.


Yeah, back in 2014, the Cambrian explosion of alts, many people used to store their wallet in their email. There were people who were able to hack and have a script search for the .dat files that most wallets came in and simply 'harvest' them. You didn't need to know whether people held wallets in their email storage, just trawl through all the emails you have access to and sift for gold. You can't do that with jpg files because everyone has jpg files stored in their email. Especially if you don't know how many keys the Blackhalo wallet address is stored with. Doesn't have to be two, it can be more. You could even find them all and then realise that there's another key stored in a different account you aren't aware of.  

Blackhalo is a bitch to hack. And one of the wallets could even be sitting on someone's exposed drive, staking. Completely invulnerable because the keys could be manifold and anywhere.

Excellent, I agree with pretty much everything you said there.   A non standardised way of storing a key in a common data type, hidden in plain sight is the perfect strategy.   Doesnt sound vulnerable to the most common forms of compromised data which is often about easily processing simple file types after compromising a system.  Just sifting through most peoples photo albums would be such an epic task it'd be too much work for most to bother with an attack.   Just a simple deterrent on that alone and I agree on gmail as 2fa and of course thats a well known standard already, great.
The layering to access amounts is exactly how it should be yea, unfortunately technology can be a threat in its convenience and efficiency when turned against the user so thats totally how it should be.  Any amount of power needs a good brake on it also.

I would draw that BLK graph different, a trend line is most significant when it meets the most points in common over time.  Could be we have broken a trend (negative) already hence a fairly strong rise.  Also that price indicated there would be seem to be resistance matching some previous highs and lows but thats just visual as of course value varies with bitcoin and dollar itself not fixed.

Something that I hope rat4 / DrDolittle understands. There is a TON of us in QQ and Slack talking about Blackcoin and trying to get something started. Rat4 / DrDolittle, we really need you back and conversing with us at least in the IRC.

That's what its all about sorta good coins pay for themselves and then some.

I love how my server basically pays for it's own electricity due to staking, while also providing many more vms.

Guess I need to start buying more.Lol this coin has never failed.even on that graph its still good for me, as we used to say in the army GO GO GO tHANKS Mexicantarget for posting this.   I will be making a small buy on cryptopia I am kinda short on BTC right now but I can't think of a better coin to buy right now.

Hello, I have a few suggestions to make.

As most of you know, when Satoshi published his whitepaper, a handful of people got really interested into this magic internet money idea.
BLK's case isn't different.

Main developer/creator is kind of busy with his real life, so it's normal there's not much excitement in general. This doesn't mean the coin is "dead" or not being developed.

I've been spending some time on BLK Slack and I've met a lot of wonderful people, who have coding skills and invest their time into this open source project.
For the ones who've done open source, you know how non profitable it can be. Being a beggar on the street is much more profitable.

So, if you're interested to support this open source project, what I'd like to suggest is:

• Encourage people to test BLK, they've got nothing to lose, except download a 3+ year old chain. (zing.)
• Reward the ones who contribute code. There's 76M coins in circulation, I'm sure most of us wouldn't mind to buy a coffee for a friend.
• If the community wants to see "BLK" succeeding, rebrand to a better name. (see: DRK/DASH case.)
• Since most of altcoins are being announced on this specific forum, keep this topic active. More people will get involved.
• If you believe in this coin or just want to make a quick flip, support it by wearing a signature/avatar/title which promotes either the site, or this topic
• Use 1 application/website to gather interested parties. Don't divide. Unite.
• Productive minds think alike. Make a "round table" chatroom only with people who contribute in any way. People who're factors in this project. The ones who do and the ones who say aren't sharing the same views. Detox.

This coin has a very big potential to run towards top 20 market cap position.

wow blk

like it and hold it.hope The price rises

Don't forget China

http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/blackcoin/#markets

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