Topic: [ANN] DERO: DAG + Cryptonote + Bulletproofs + SSL + POW + Smart Contracts - page 63. (Read 123199 times)

all ASIC on DERO!
1.8Gh network
When fork?
Dero is last coin without asic rezistance!

Hi:

I haven't opened my wallet for a while.

I download new dero wallet and use key to restore my wallet,however I didn't see any coin balance there after sync with all block chain.

I open my old dero wallet (v01-13-2018), I saw coin balance there. And My old wallet stop sync with block chain it stop at height45649

And I noticed that I got a new wallet address with new dero wallet.

Did I do anything wrong?

I have a basic question.

There are three windows dero wallets:

1.dero_windows_386
2.dero_windows_amd64
3.dero_windows_x86

which one should I use?? I use 64bit windows 8 system with intel CPU.

Thank you!!

Thanks for the reassurance :-)

More than 20 confirmation : Your fund are safe in the blockchain, at this point you have only one choice : it's just to wait. (it's an Exchange back-end issue.)

The support must be unresponsive because you aren't probably only one to have this issue.

OK, so I contacted stocks.exchange support, and apart from saying that they would look into it, they have been absolutely unresponsive. Asking about the state of things is met with deafening silence. I created the support ticket on May 19th, today is June 2nd. My transaction is now 330 hours old, and has been confirmed 6447 times. I'm pretty sure the address was correct, since I copied the address from the exchange, and visually checked it. The CLI Dero wallet doesn't seem to show the addresses of the transactions, only the transaction IDs - so it's a bit hard to double check at this point.

Checking the wallet log, I saw this:

minimum fee 0.01624035 required fees 0.02436052 provided fee 0.00000000 size 15 fee/kb 0.00108269

Could this be related? I remember seeing that transactions may be stuck if the transaction fee was not paid. I don't recall being asked about paying a fee by the wallet client. Is there something I can do to fix this, if that's the problem?

Or, is it possible to cancel the transaction altogether, since it's currently stuck in limbo and nobody seem to want my goddamn money?

How can I proceed from here? Can anybody give any pointers? Point me in the direction of information that helps me solve the problem (if it's solvable at all)?

If the transaction is on the blockchain then it HAS to be the recipient's problem.  They are simply not syncing their wallet to the blockchain or have some other back end issue.  The only other explanation is you sent it to some other address by mistake so you are looking in the wrong place.

Is there any coin limitation that you can transfer dero from stocks.exchange??
will it be Ok to transfer 1000+ dero from stocksexchange to personal wallet??

We will set a block height, but no firm date just yet. 6 days or less though

What's with that earlier quote that Inlite brought up though Serena:

"Our devs even built an asic-resistant algo generator that can produce hundreds of new algos/second."

In retrospect it seems like it was at least an odd thing to have said, and isn't a statement you're currently holding to.  Seems like it needs a bit of explanation.  From my understanding, there are two possibilities:

(1)  There is/was an algo generator that could change the algo as often as you like - but each change would still require a daemon update and a soft fork.  Basically it plays with some parameters and the new algo is fairly trivially different from the old one, but this change was at the time thought to be enough to throw ASICs off the network until a new hardware update of the ASIC (new ASIC) was developed.

(2)  The algo referred to is a POW algo that could change itself hundreds of times a second and would in some way be self-replicating and ASIC resistance without needing any daemon updates or forks

My impression is that (2) seems like science fiction and can't be what you meant.

That leaves (1).  Producing a new algo that differ from the old by just a few different parameters isn't really producing a new algo so that is stretching the facts a bit, and in any case, ASIC mining is more sophisticated than you then realised and/or has become more sophisticated, and you now realise that these kinds of trivial changes are not sufficient to build ASIC resistance anyway, since ASICs can be built to accommodate them.  Given that the new algo (Atlantis / Dero-DAG) is new and therefore there will be no ASIC for it for a while at least, you want to just wait to do more research on this before making further commitments.  But the new algo is not inherently ASIC resistant; there is nothing about it that will make it particularly difficult for bitmain to develop a new ASIC for it given a bit of time, just as they have done for other CN algos.  Therefore you don't (any more) claim native ASIC resistance, but you are open to doing this going forward, if it proves technically possible.

Comments?

It's none of your business.We make money , we don't have time to to learn programming languages or IT education . IF you want make DERO great and TOP coin make GUI WALLET make convenient wallets and pools . Why btc bch ltc eth zcash and over have easy use ? I that look like hacker ? to sit and write in the command line letters ?

It's none of your business.We make money , we don't have time to to learn programming languages or IT education . IF you want make DERO great and TOP coin make GUI WALLET make convenient wallets and pools . Why btc bch ltc eth zcash and over have easy use ? I that look like hacker ? to sit and write in the command line letters ?

It's none of your business.We make money , we don't have time to to learn programming languages or IT education . IF you want make DERO great and TOP coin make GUI WALLET make convenient wallets and pools . Why btc bch ltc eth zcash and over have easy use ? I that look like hacker ? to sit and write in the command line letters ?

No GUI wallet for DERO. It's kind of incredible that someone would buy an ASIC and not know how to set up a CLI wallet... You didn't do much research before you bought that thing, did you?