Topic: [ANN] Bytecent - Blockchain Powered Social Rewards Network - Bytecent.com - page 2. (Read 160279 times)

Whoever the "Power Miner" is out there:   Please PM me.

This is regarding the network stability on the 28th.

Thank you.

The explorer shows 9 (below).  My wallet showed 7 until I restarted.
It initially connected to 2, then a third a few minutes later.
Could take a while to connect to the others..

addnode=109.115.206.87
addnode=173.19.150.158
addnode=71.254.203.190
addnode=77.173.98.182
addnode=94.19.90.67
addnode=83.136.243.162
addnode=84.42.74.205
addnode=94.130.195.48

Bytecent wallet peers: 2

Is this over?

Bytecent Installer

Until we can get the website updated, I have the full windows installer and block database as of November.

Please let me know if you need it and i'll send you a link to the files.

Total size is about 2GB.

Totally agree. We need to update the website and let everyone know, that Bytecent is source-closed no more, but open-source!

The next step to move forward is to finally create a channels for the community (like Discord or Telegram).

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It's a pity that blockchain that lives his life for more than 5 years is hibernating or dying... Btw BYC is still listed on CMC (as I've checked), but the coin cannot be searched in search field. We would need other exchange...

That is a good question.

To at least get us back to a starting point:

The website needs a good bit of editing.
The wallet needs a good bit of editing and then needs to be compiled into an installer.


Christopher:
I know you've been really busy with your move and transition.
Does anyone else have access to the BYC site to make changes?

STEX is geographically based in Estonia, Europe.

Guys, so what is the fate of BYC? What are we gonna do to save this project?

And yes if there not scammy exchanges otherwise all 3 out the window.
that u need to ask were they are shows they wont u to give more info than there willling to show...
I have nothing against STEX and this isnt pointed at them its just in general the last couple of years there been more KYC scams than REAL KYCs

Actually KYC has valid purposes. 3 I can think of are:

Required for financial reasons when using Fiat.
Necessary for legal inquiries when tracking stolen assets.
Tax requirements since cryptos are essentially like stocks or commodities.

Does anyone know where STEX is geographically based?

90% of KYC are scams within themselves, the Atls are not legal tender only BTc/ltc/doge maybe... So stealing peoples alts esp if they never moved them or sold them is just theft by ponzi as they have no legal tender worth ( apart from when they close ur accounts or delist coin while locked out and dump your hard mined coins for their profit ).. Or they use only 1 KYc checker provider rather than allow users to uses others 1s.

Cryptobridge good eg of this were there KYC said that my national ID isnt my country national ID form ( which it is and which u can google to check in like 10secs )
Tradeshashiity uses fake and illegal KYc methods to steal users coins aswell. Not understanding the legal difference from Pre-KYC info to KYC info,

basically pre-KYc info i/u DONt legally need to give 100% true info as the site isnt providing me with 100% true info on themselves or were or whome is running to site and could just use your info for data and Id theft ( which has been done by afew older exchanges that used that trick years ago, alot of peps ID info SOLd to highest bidder) ..

Once KYC info is needed then the site has to prove TRUE info and that u may provided TRUe ID info and also email address are PROOF of ID ( so say if u used 2x email  (2fa,login ) ) they are both proof of ID of ownership of the account. Esp if it has your name in email or isp/email provider bills with ur name on it..

Its quite easy to see which 1s are using fake and illegal or scammy KYC's just by testing/doing the kyc and reporting...


Ps...
Try getting BYC added https://www.unnamed.exchange/ No kyc and no delisting for low vol.

Da Ja
Stabycroc ;_)>

The number of peers increases and decreases regularly but there are few persistently connected wallets.
After the holidays, we - the byc community - will need to start taking steps to re-establish the chains presence.
Try to leave yours on as much as possible even if you're not mining.


Christopher:
Is there anything I can do to help get the SSL cert and wallet download host reconnected on the Bytecent website?

Thanks.

Thank you, the wallet is now syncing

EDIT: is the chain dying? I've got only 3 active peers

addnode=173.19.150.158
addnode=71.254.203.190
addnode=97.127.153.94
addnode=83.136.243.162
addnode=94.130.195.48
addnode=40.112.183.53

It's matter of view and personally I don't like KYC-ing. I'm gonna withdraw all my coins.

@BitGrinder

I've just installed the wallet, unfortunately I've got problems with 0 peers.

Can you or anyone spare some IP's?

Thank you

Anyone,

Is the KYC verification on STEX as painful as it looks?

BitGrinder, sorry for late response, I was inactive for past few days... I'm currently downloading your the zip file.

Much THANKS for your effort!

no problem


FYI - uncompressed file sizes below
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The 2.3.0.0 installer is about 480MB
The 2.3.1.1 update is about 5Mb
The block database is about 1.7GB

Can you please provide both versions?

Can anyone help with setting up GUI wallet? Unfortunately, I don't know how to compile it from the source..