Is this listed on an exchange? Where can I buy it?
it was listed today and doing well 
Code:
https://coinsmarkets.com/trade-BTC-BID.htm
How many coins were mined in the POW stage?
Topic: ANN [DECENTRALIZED] Bitcoin Diamond - Proof Of Stake Version Based On Bitcoin - page 14. (Read 41207 times)
November 22, 2017, 10:56:55 PM
How many coins were mined in the POW stage?
November 22, 2017, 10:38:59 PM
Is this listed on an exchange? Where can I buy it?
it was listed today and doing well Code:
https://coinsmarkets.com/trade-BTC-BID.htm
November 22, 2017, 10:38:11 PM
Is this listed on an exchange? Where can I buy it?
November 22, 2017, 10:31:41 PM
Am not much into segwit 2x or anything else as they do cause problems. The purpose of bitcoin diamond launch is to explore the code of satoshi that is precious Its a open sourcecode but so far satoshi has done its best and inspite of upcoming development the source of bitcoin still rules while ethereum has problems with their wallet.. Bitcoin source is so great that with a little tweak it can also do wonders also when added peercoin source to it.. Many upcoming developments are just ruled out and not a match for bitcoin's original source we still have not figured the tweaking mechanism behind bitcoin.. As there are still upcoming forks coming out and each one of them goes over thousands of dollars is the very same fork which we have here.
I launched it with a purpose of helping bitcoin users showing how cheap and easy it can be to have its fork.
Bitcoin Diamond here demonstrates that you dont need to pay hundreds to buy its forks and it also functions similar to bitcoin in a better way.
Lets hope we get this chain up and running fine.. and keep tweeting thanks
I launched it with a purpose of helping bitcoin users showing how cheap and easy it can be to have its fork.
Bitcoin Diamond here demonstrates that you dont need to pay hundreds to buy its forks and it also functions similar to bitcoin in a better way.
Lets hope we get this chain up and running fine.. and keep tweeting thanks
November 22, 2017, 10:12:15 PM
Roadmap
Code:
https://imgur.com/a/uZrxH
November 22, 2017, 08:50:27 PM
Getting the explorer, nodes work done.. i'll update shortly on this
November 22, 2017, 05:58:35 PM
Code:
https://imgur.com/L6m0HXG
Promotion to make it future ready. November 22, 2017, 05:37:07 PM
PoW mining ends and Proof of stake begins at 100% on staking
November 22, 2017, 03:52:21 PM
Dev thank you for answer in PM! i like you project! Will invate more friends to be a part of Bitcoin Diamond!
November 22, 2017, 03:05:18 PM
3. The developer had working code for a project where he spent a lot of time on it (read the code, it's commented by which parts are PPC and which parts are BTC code, why he chose those pieces, etc) and a working name in which somebody else (ie, a whale like you who got in early on BTC and has millions to spend on a fancy website, etc) got, and he paniced and put up an unfinished website and launched without a seed node and a free web server because he's obviously foreign.
Dev should change the name while keeping code and blockchain and the miners who supported it, which there were a few as long as there was 1000 blocks to mine which can be mined in hours and re-launched with the proper support. The tech is there, and it's good enough and clean enough to understand that someone (ie, a whale like you) could go on his github, hard fork it, change the name, throw 10k into a website, and make billions of dollars because he solved both the problems of transaction fees and speed through some clever re-mixing and customization.
I don't give a flying fuck what the market says, or how much money some guys got or their website. I want to see what this code can do scaled. Nothing more, nothing less. Because he said it was different, and I bothered to look at it. It's not even a bitcoin hard fork. It hardly has anything to do with bitcoin at all. It's like some crazy mesh of bitcoin/litecoin/PPC that happens to work.
Yes, there may be ways to test this preliminary. What I would probably do if it was my project is make a test chain, take 20 nodes from your friends, put nine of them on simulated dial-up (or serial null connections), then put some ant miners on it to drag it down. Then times the network latency from something like that worst case scenario by about 25. If it doesn't break completely, even if it just runs at standard speeds, it might be something to look at further.
So the target goal for a master node would be less than a 400-500 ms global ping i would imagine with a large enough stake to generate blocks. What is the stake to block generation ratio?
November 22, 2017, 02:59:29 PM
I believe the bitcoin source itself is running on experimental state for now even banks are testing the codes and its source is already making its way to the banking system around the world.. But bitcoin source is a Gem the way its working is amazing That's why charlie thought of mixing its source into his own version which was not even his but tenebrix I believe source has to be good and reliable in long term I hope bitcoin diamond source gets it way to be great running for people using it I just dislike the concept of waiting when things can be tweaked why do we need so many coins All we need is a better bitcoin but not how its floating into the market. So far i have seen only few coins which has instant confirmations even then they are stuck or have bugs..
As this is the first official launch of bitcoin diamond lets see how they come up with their own version to brag about
As this is the first official launch of bitcoin diamond lets see how they come up with their own version to brag about
November 22, 2017, 02:53:11 PM
3. The developer had working code for a project where he spent a lot of time on it (read the code, it's commented by which parts are PPC and which parts are BTC code, why he chose those pieces, etc) and a working name in which somebody else (ie, a whale like you who got in early on BTC and has millions to spend on a fancy website, etc) got, and he paniced and put up an unfinished website and launched without a seed node and a free web server because he's obviously foreign.
Dev should change the name while keeping code and blockchain and the miners who supported it, which there were a few as long as there was 1000 blocks to mine which can be mined in hours and re-launched with the proper support. The tech is there, and it's good enough and clean enough to understand that someone (ie, a whale like you) could go on his github, hard fork it, change the name, throw 10k into a website, and make billions of dollars because he solved both the problems of transaction fees and speed through some clever re-mixing and customization.
I don't give a flying fuck what the market says, or how much money some guys got or their website. I want to see what this code can do scaled. Nothing more, nothing less. Because he said it was different, and I bothered to look at it. It's not even a bitcoin hard fork. It hardly has anything to do with bitcoin at all. It's like some crazy mesh of bitcoin/litecoin/PPC that happens to work.
Yes, there may be ways to test this preliminary. What I would probably do if it was my project is make a test chain, take 20 nodes from your friends, put nine of them on simulated dial-up (or serial null connections), then put some ant miners on it to drag it down. Then times the network latency from something like that worst case scenario by about 25. If it doesn't break completely, even if it just runs at standard speeds, it might be something to look at further.
November 22, 2017, 02:46:50 PM
3. The developer had working code for a project where he spent a lot of time on it (read the code, it's commented by which parts are PPC and which parts are BTC code, why he chose those pieces, etc) and a working name in which somebody else (ie, a whale like you who got in early on BTC and has millions to spend on a fancy website, etc) got, and he paniced and put up an unfinished website and launched without a seed node and a free web server because he's obviously foreign.
Dev should change the name while keeping code and blockchain and the miners who supported it, which there were a few as long as there was 1000 blocks to mine which can be mined in hours and re-launched with the proper support. The tech is there, and it's good enough and clean enough to understand that someone (ie, a whale like you) could go on his github, hard fork it, change the name, throw 10k into a website, and make billions of dollars because he solved both the problems of transaction fees and speed through some clever re-mixing and customization.
I don't give a flying fuck what the market says, or how much money some guys got or their website. I want to see what this code can do scaled. Nothing more, nothing less. Because he said it was different, and I bothered to look at it. It's not even a bitcoin hard fork. It hardly has anything to do with bitcoin at all. It's like some crazy mesh of bitcoin/litecoin/PPC that happens to work.
Yes, there may be ways to test this preliminary. What I would probably do if it was my project is make a test chain, take 20 nodes from your friends, put nine of them on simulated dial-up (or serial null connections), then put some ant miners on it to drag it down. Then times the network latency from something like that worst case scenario by about 25. If it doesn't break completely, even if it just runs at standard speeds, it might be something to look at further.
November 22, 2017, 02:11:56 PM
Reward received. Thank you, bitcoin_diamond. And good luck.
November 22, 2017, 02:11:48 PM
3. The developer had working code for a project where he spent a lot of time on it (read the code, it's commented by which parts are PPC and which parts are BTC code, why he chose those pieces, etc) and a working name in which somebody else (ie, a whale like you who got in early on BTC and has millions to spend on a fancy website, etc) got, and he paniced and put up an unfinished website and launched without a seed node and a free web server because he's obviously foreign.
Dev should change the name while keeping code and blockchain and the miners who supported it, which there were a few as long as there was 1000 blocks to mine which can be mined in hours and re-launched with the proper support. The tech is there, and it's good enough and clean enough to understand that someone (ie, a whale like you) could go on his github, hard fork it, change the name, throw 10k into a website, and make billions of dollars because he solved both the problems of transaction fees and speed through some clever re-mixing and customization.
I don't give a flying fuck what the market says, or how much money some guys got or their website. I want to see what this code can do scaled. Nothing more, nothing less. Because he said it was different, and I bothered to look at it. It's not even a bitcoin hard fork. It hardly has anything to do with bitcoin at all. It's like some crazy mesh of bitcoin/litecoin/PPC that happens to work.
November 22, 2017, 01:57:59 PM
there is no seed node because
a. they use a known scam ip
b. they dont know how to do it
pick one both mean the same thing
the coin launched at 1 its 6 100% mined by no one
hahaha only a noobie sock puppet would say this is legit
a. they use a known scam ip
b. they dont know how to do it
pick one both mean the same thing
the coin launched at 1 its 6 100% mined by no one
hahaha only a noobie sock puppet would say this is legit
3. The developer had working code for a project where he spent a lot of time on it (read the code, it's commented by which parts are PPC and which parts are BTC code, why he chose those pieces, etc) and a working name in which somebody else (ie, a whale like you who got in early on BTC and has millions to spend on a fancy website, etc) got, and he paniced and put up an unfinished website and launched without a seed node and a free web server because he's obviously foreign.
1 gig fiber + dedicated IP for seed node = at least 150 USD a month to keep in my area and I live in an area with a big hydroelectric dam with 5 cent kwh electricity and fiber up the ass 50 mi from a Google and Microsoft data center.
Dev should change the name while keeping code and blockchain and the miners who supported it, which there were a few as long as there was 1000 blocks to mine which can be mined in hours and re-launched with the proper support. The tech is there, and it's good enough and clean enough to understand that someone (ie, a whale like you) could go on his github, hard fork it, change the name, throw 10k into a website, and make billions of dollars because he solved both the problems of transaction fees and speed through some clever re-mixing and customization.
I don't give a flying fuck what the market says, or how much money some guys got or their website. I want to see what this code can do scaled. Nothing more, nothing less. Because he said it was different, and I bothered to look at it. It's not even a bitcoin hard fork. It hardly has anything to do with bitcoin at all. It's like some crazy mesh of bitcoin/litecoin/PPC that happens to work.
November 22, 2017, 12:43:57 PM
what do I do with these tokens? which is useless or can I buy it with mcDonald hamburger?
I think that's one of many new shitcoins that are dead later
I think that's one of many new shitcoins that are dead later
Quit complaining about it and spread the word that there's a brand new alt coin that...
1. Has working wallets
2. Has working transactions
3. Has a working code base that's brand new to the scene and not even a github download, fork, clone scam, but a meshed PPC and Bitcoin tech built from the ground up with at least some care taken to develop it if not a lot.
4. Has a limited supply
5. Is anonymous
6. Is cheaper than dirt at the moment
7. Is POS now since all the coins are mined
8. Needs a better website (this team is small and the dev obviously must've done it, you can see all the GIMP work)
9. Needs a rally for listing in better exchanges like YoBit, HitBTC, etc.
November 22, 2017, 12:24:08 PM
Ran a test transaction of 100 BID from exchange to wallet.
LESS THAN ONE MINUTE CONFIRMATION.
Screw that other guys bitcoin diamond project, and BTG and the rest where confirmations and transactions are taking EONS with broken wallets and everything else.
It actually works.
LESS THAN ONE MINUTE CONFIRMATION.
Screw that other guys bitcoin diamond project, and BTG and the rest where confirmations and transactions are taking EONS with broken wallets and everything else.
It actually works.
November 22, 2017, 10:56:52 AM
hi dev. i can link join link discord, telegram or slack chat
Yes that would be a great idea 
November 22, 2017, 10:52:37 AM
hi dev. i can link join link discord, telegram or slack chat
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