Topic: [ANN] DigitalNote [XDN] - PoW/PoS, Masternodes, Untraceable, Encrypted Messaging - page 12. (Read 23057 times)

           
           
It would be nice to be updated when exchanges finished to update their wallets

I repeat - who are you?
And why we have to trust you, impostor?

Hi, please read the original thread as we have already addressed this months ago with the transitional statement and we do not wish to argue.

I understand that you are no longer a fan of XDN and (most likely) sold your coins months ago, but that was your own personal decision and not our responsibility.  Frankly we aren't interested in bitcointalk trolls or rude unproductive comments.  We are the official DigitalNote team as no other XDN team is in existence. The old dev ran away 18 months ago after pulling some sort of weird "ICCO" scheme.  XDN would have died already if it weren't for us (are you aware of the recent ASIC hash attacks and timestamp attacks?). Did you know that the old seed nodes have been down for months as well?  Coinmarketcap.com lists the official website as digitalnote.biz (digitalnote.org has been offline for over a month) and the major exchanges are ready to upgrade their official XDN wallets. This isn't a hostile takeover but a group of OG users and devs, many of whom have been around since the conception of ducknote, saving the project with the best interest of users and the future of the protocol in mind.  XDN has always been open source and a community project.  XDN has had hard forks in the past as updates just like this one--it's really not a big deal.

Only someone who would wish for the coin to die would disagree that it needs to be upgraded and developed (but I know that you don't actually care and just want to cause problems).  If the community didn't step up the coin would have died as soon as the old website disappeared and wallets went down on Bittrex, Upbit and HitBTC last month due to ASIC attacks (which we fixed by communicating with the exchanges).  It literally would have been over already and a lot of people would have lost a lot of money.  Please do not continue to troll the hard work of devs or we will be forced to moderate the thread, thank you.

Who the fack you are, impostors?

XDN dev was the one and only - dNote.
He is gone about 18 months ago.

We definitely will NOT update our software and will contact exchanges to do the same.

There is an amazing thing when devs talk to customers, this attention makes everybody feel like the team really needs their users.

Bittrex and Upbit have been very cooperative with us and have already loaded the new update.
HitBTC has been in contact with us but they are acting very weird and speak with broken English.  They reached out to us and then acted like they weren't receiving our emails and then attempted to "negotiate" some sort of "deal".  We are still waiting on their latest response to understand what exactly they are trying to do.
Minergate has been very cooperative and will have the new update ready to go on the 25th.
All the smaller pools have been very cooperative and have updated or will update.
Freewallet has not been responsive.
Altex.exchange has not been responsive yet.



The new wallet consumes the same amount of resources as the previous version.  The time to sync the last 30 days would have been exactly the same as if you used the older client.  Light wallet is planned but there is no ETA at the moment.

this new wallet consumes even more resource than previous and i needed 5h to sync 30 days behind
when will you launch a light wallet?

                               
Is there a list of exchanges that were contacted and are supporting this fork?

We have team members in many different countries around the world .  We have had clever giveaways in the past by some in the community: https://twitter.com/xdnfastdraw and a bounty campaign would be nice at some point--we will keep that in mind.

What country is this project coming from? Any plans on bounty campaign in the near future??  Nice project though

I like when devs participate in conversations! It makes me feel that the team needs their users.

[MANDATORY UPGRADE] DigitalNote 5.0.2 Release & DigitalNote GUI 1.0.15c-beta Released

To be sufficiently prepared for the scheduled network upgrade, users should download and run the new daemon (v5.0.2) or GUI wallet (v1.0.15c-beta) BEFORE block 669,369.  Please note that this is a refork due to this issues explained here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.40980746.  A blockchain resync is not needed, necessarily, but if you experience problems you may choose to do so.  Only this version will work after the fork of June 25th .  If you download/sync with the blockchain using the old digitalnoted (v4.0.3) or old GUI (v1.0.14-beta) after the hard fork, you will be on the old chain.  Consequently, if you make a transaction while you are in this state, then that transaction will be on the old chain (don't worry, you can get your XDN back on the new chain per guides below).  Exchanges and major pools have been notified and sent the releases last weekend and will begin updating as soon as possible at which point their wallets will be back online.

Information:
On block 669,369 (approximate date June 27, 2018), there will be a hard fork on the DigitalNote network. This is a re-scheduled and consensual network upgrade, so unlike the BCH/BTC split a new coin won't be created. Rather, there will be a split in the DigitalNote blockchain, where the consensus will start following the post-fork (or "new") chain, instead of the pre-fork (or "old") chain.

Release Notes:
- Proof-of-work change to CryptoNightV1 (variant 1 also known as "monero7") to remain ASIC resistant
- Difficulty adjustment algorithm has been updated to Zawy's LWMA-2 to resist hash and timestamp attacks
- Seed nodes updated to be operational (no more unresponsive seeds from old dev)
- Block target reduced to 2 minutes
- Difficulty is hard-coded to “reset” back to GPU levels for blocks immediately following the fork so that the network continues to work as intended and does not stall
- GUI embedded pool miner now works
- Latest checkpoints and small Payment Gate bug fix
- Arch Linux compile fixes

Download Links
https://digitalnote.biz/

GUI Wallet (v1.0.15c-beta):
https://github.com/DigitalNoteXDN/digitalnotewallet/releases

CLI daemon and wallet (v5.0.2):
https://github.com/DigitalNoteXDN/digitalnote/releases

How to Upgrade:
1) Download the new binaries from the official website or Github.
2) Extract the new binaries to a new directory of your liking. This is the easiest and recommended way (alternatively, however, you can overwrite the old binaries).
3) Opening the new client will automatically load your wallet although it is recommended to always have a backup copy located somewhere else.
4) A blockchain re-sync is not needed. If you start the v1.0.15b-beta of DigitalNote it will simply pick up where it left off.

Paper Wallet:
You don't have to do anything. However, if you want to restore a wallet after the scheduled network upgrade, you need to use the new binaries.

Solo Mining:
You need to update the command line wallet to solo mine.  Make sure to download v5.0.1.

Pool mining:
Pool operators running dvandal's cryptonote-nodejs-pool should be ready to modify "cnVariant" to “1” in their config.json file after the fork height.  Pools running other software should be ready to update their algorithm to monero7/CryptoNightV7/CryptoNightV1 (they are all different ways of saying the same thing).  Miners should switch their software over to the CryptoNightv7 algorithm after the fork.

We recommend XMR-Stak v2.43+ but you can use any CryptoNight Variant 1 compatible miner: https://github.com/fireice-uk/xmr-stak/releases

In your pool.txt config be sure to set “currency” to “cryptonight_v7” after the fork (instead of “cryptonight”).  Welcome home, GPU miners.

Common issues:
Below are Monero based guides for when they similarly hard forked earlier this year, so the wallet versions and block heights will be different, but the same process applies to DigitalNote:

I forgot to upgrade (from CLI or GUI v0.1.4.0 to CLI or GUI v0.2.0.x) before block 170000 and, as a result, accidentally synced to the wrong (alternative) chain:
https://monero.stackexchange.com/questions/7989/i-forgot-to-upgrade-from-cli-or-gui-v0-11to-cli-or-gui-v0-12-and-as-a-result/

I forgot to upgrade (from CLI or GUI v0.1.4.0 to CLI or GUI v0.2.0.x) before block 170000 and created / performed a transaction on the wrong (alternative) chain
https://monero.stackexchange.com/questions/7993/i-forgot-to-upgrade-from-cli-or-gui-v0-11to-cli-or-gui-v0-12-and-created-pe/

If you still require help, please post your issue in this thread and describe it in as much detail as possible. Also, feel free to post any other guides that could help people and we will add them to the list.

Contributors for this Release:
-AuCRHI
-CocaCola
-Zawy
-Grunsen
-Rainman

Like the other user said, be sure to have your private keys safe somewhere and then it is very easy to import them anywhere.  Otherwise you will need to try to open it in a newer GUI wallet and see if it works.  If it doesn't then you will need to use your older version and export the key.  I think it will work though because in 2016 we had a GUI wallet and we were already known as DigitalNote (not DarkNote anymore).

I think there shouldn't be any problem. Just to be careful, take your private keys before upgrading

 I have a question. One of my wallets is from 2016 not even gui version). Is it be a problem to upgrade it to new wallet version?

you'll have to update your wallet if you want withdraw your coins from exchange
its not a fork as bitcoin cash its just an update if you own 100K you will get 100K

Good Luck!

@DigitalNoteXDN Thanks much
I guess I am a little confused, as if HitBTC is updating their wallet, andI amnot planning on moving out my XDN from there, why would I need to worry about also updating my wallet?

Second....so for ever, say 100,000 XDN I have, I will have 200,000? I'm sorry....that part was a little undlear to me.

Thanks!!

Our team is fairly small and we are always looking for others in the community to participate, much like Monero.  Right now we have 1-2 coders (one also doubles as a media producer), a few social media/moderator types and a couple web devs who are on and off.  So it's larger than the "one man show" of the past but we would definitely like to expand and gain more dedicated dev-types that don't disappear when there is work to be done.