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Topic: [ANN] Ethereum: Welcome to the Beginning - page 1148. (Read 2007090 times)

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(4) Design and issue your own cryptocurrency
Create a tradeable digital token that can be used as a currency, a representation of an asset, a virtual share, a proof of membership or anything at all. These tokens use a standard coin API, so your contract will be automatically compatible with any wallet, other contract or exchange also using this standard.

The total amount of tokens in circulation can be set to a simple fixed amount, or fluctuate based on any programmed ruleset.

I guess we don't have enough altcoins.  Now everyone can have their own!  FLOOD THE MARKETS!  Let's make sure that crypto is so unbelievably flooded that it's just going to be one giant cluster and then Big Brother can step in and ban the shit out of them and then make us use their Crypto cause all the other ones have been diluted to shit with algo switches, merged mining and whatever the hell else.

600 + altcoins with at least 52 scamcoins listed on coinmarketcap but let's build a cryptocurrency that lets you build a cryptocurrency ontop of the cryptocurrency.

Not mineable cryptocurrency's are garbage.

Most premined cryptocurrency's are garbage.

All this IPO garbage is more....garbage.

Why don't we just piggy back all the altcoins INTO ETH so that we can just have one giant, centralized umbrella running all of our decentralized coins.

The cryptoworld is getting... laughable.  All these amazing, great and innovative ideas that are supposed to revolutionize an already revolutionized concept. However; instead of building on the concept, let's just fork the shit out of everything.

How many altcoins do we need? Over 9,000?  10,000?  10,000,000?

It seems to me that all the people who missed the Bitcoin Gravy Train are trying to just create their own gravy train.  Have many of these amazing developers tried to develop for bitcoin?  Did the Bitcoin Foundation turn you down so you had no choice?  

Also;  as for developers getting paid -- You guys are creating (or at least trying to create) a currency and then saying you deserve to get paid for your hard work through our support but yet I don't really see a thread that begs for developers to crap out a new altcoin every week.  Pretty sure we have plenty of currency floating around.

And if Bitcoin has "problems" that should be "fixed" why not fix the problems that Bitcoin has instead of making an entirely new currency?

It makes me think in 5 years I go to buy a starbucks coffee and i'm cycling through my smartphone for the 7000 crypto wallets I have to find the one they accept as payments.

(Some sarcasm was implied here -- However; in my defense, taken directly from CoinMarketCap: 617 Currencies / 53 Assets / 1956 Markets)

617 currencies is pretty freakin sarcastic.

Are there even 617 fiat currencies in existence?  If there aren't, 617 crypto currencies is a clear indication of straight up sarcasm and dilution.

Concept is nice... dilution isn't.
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It's too bad you guys switched to google's V8 engine.  It adds 300 megabytes of dependencies and bumps up the build difficulty by 2 orders of magnitude.
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[ICISTS-KAIST 2015] Vitalik Buterin on Ethereum—building the decentralized world

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4uCSRl4HPk
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Just investigted ETH today. Vitalik Buterin is a stand up guy.
I'm in.

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Hello! I'm new in ETH. just set up working wallet and want to do some try. can anyone send me any amount of coins here?
Code:
0x56ddb256f958a7e26cabb9ee0b3501234c3777ce
The minimum available value will be OK, I just want to see everything works. Thank you!
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whats up guys...been gone awhile, how do i get my ethereum from the pre-sale? i think i got a json file in an email or something if i remember right...Thanks!
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Eth rising... Looking good!
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What happened to ETH?
I saw that ETH was around 0.005 for a while. All of a sudden, ETH rises so much.

http://www.augur.net/

If people take advantage of all that Ethereum offers, it's gonna change the face of crypto.  This is just the beginning Smiley
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What happened to ETH?
I saw that ETH was around 0.005 for a while. All of a sudden, ETH rises so much.
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Any plans for Gui wallet? Stiil dont have enough time to read all about ETH..

I agree, things need to improve so we don't turn into paycoin 2.0
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Any plans for Gui wallet? Stiil dont have enough time to read all about ETH..
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I see a big issue in this mining pools on bitcoin. Its sad, that ethereum still didn't manage smaller rewards in shorter times.
I mean, whats the point of that pool centralizsation shit?
I am mining alone since 36 hours with 60 MH and still didn't have luck at all. And it probably can only become worse later...
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nanopool fee up to 3% ! I cant find how much is the suprnova fee?!
1%
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@Ethereum DEV
I hold a lot of Ethereum because I think it's very potential, but I notice another project named Tau-Chain, the developer claims it's better than Ethereum, can you compare them from your point of view


Quote from Tau-Chain developer:
"Now let me list five major differences:

Ethereum client is fixed, meaning the network's protocol cannot change with time. It is hard-coded, and if one day users would like to change its behavior, they will probably require a hard-fork of Ethereum's blockchain. On the other hand, Tau client's behavior and code is itself on-chain. Think open a GitHub repository with a code and all it is doing is downloading from GitHub its own code and executing it. This is exactly what Tau client is doing: every block contains its own code, including the conditions for accepting the next block. Therefore we get maximum flexibility not only for apps over Tau but for Tau itself.
Ethereum's rules are predetermined by their developers. Tau will come out with no rules at all. Its users will set its behavior. At this sense, tau begins with total equilibrium among its participants, a priori.
Ethereum's applications are written in a Turing complete language, which disables the whole magic of proofs over a given code, as emphasized in many places.
Ethereum does not support separate contexts: everyone executes all code. Therefore, it is impractical to supply general purpose or HPC software over Ethereum. On the other hand, Tau has separate contexts, so one may subscribe to a context (like installing an app from Appstore/GooglePlay) without interfering with other contexts. Yet, that context can reference other existing contexts and reuse their code.
Ethereum's model requires a coin ("fuel"). Tau doesn't need a coin: the users can agree on the economic characteristic of the network and define any kind of incentive they find adequate, whether globally over the whole network or over their local Tau client."

Links please

If you can compare them in technical perspective, I'll really appreciate it

http://cointelegraph.com/news/115118/tau-chain-a-decentralized-app-store-with-greater-flexibility-than-ethereum

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/tau-chain-and-agoras-official-thread-generalized-p2p-network-950309
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nanopool fee up to 3% ! I cant find how much is the suprnova fee?!
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Hi guys need help please someone give me an example of bat file for mining at suprnova pool with 170MHs with user and password for worker because i get only invalid shares and i've already regenerate DAG file 3 times

Thx in advance

PM me I can help you get started at http://weipool.org
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Thank God I'm an atheist
@Ethereum DEV
I hold a lot of Ethereum because I think it's very potential, but I notice another project named Tau-Chain, the developer claims it's better than Ethereum, can you compare them from your point of view


Quote from Tau-Chain developer:
"Now let me list five major differences:

Ethereum client is fixed, meaning the network's protocol cannot change with time. It is hard-coded, and if one day users would like to change its behavior, they will probably require a hard-fork of Ethereum's blockchain. On the other hand, Tau client's behavior and code is itself on-chain. Think open a GitHub repository with a code and all it is doing is downloading from GitHub its own code and executing it. This is exactly what Tau client is doing: every block contains its own code, including the conditions for accepting the next block. Therefore we get maximum flexibility not only for apps over Tau but for Tau itself.
Ethereum's rules are predetermined by their developers. Tau will come out with no rules at all. Its users will set its behavior. At this sense, tau begins with total equilibrium among its participants, a priori.
Ethereum's applications are written in a Turing complete language, which disables the whole magic of proofs over a given code, as emphasized in many places.
Ethereum does not support separate contexts: everyone executes all code. Therefore, it is impractical to supply general purpose or HPC software over Ethereum. On the other hand, Tau has separate contexts, so one may subscribe to a context (like installing an app from Appstore/GooglePlay) without interfering with other contexts. Yet, that context can reference other existing contexts and reuse their code.
Ethereum's model requires a coin ("fuel"). Tau doesn't need a coin: the users can agree on the economic characteristic of the network and define any kind of incentive they find adequate, whether globally over the whole network or over their local Tau client."

Links please
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@Ethereum DEV
I hold a lot of Ethereum because I think it's very potential, but I notice another project named Tau-Chain, the developer claims it's better than Ethereum, can you compare them from your point of view


Quote from Tau-Chain developer:
"Now let me list five major differences:

Ethereum client is fixed, meaning the network's protocol cannot change with time. It is hard-coded, and if one day users would like to change its behavior, they will probably require a hard-fork of Ethereum's blockchain. On the other hand, Tau client's behavior and code is itself on-chain. Think open a GitHub repository with a code and all it is doing is downloading from GitHub its own code and executing it. This is exactly what Tau client is doing: every block contains its own code, including the conditions for accepting the next block. Therefore we get maximum flexibility not only for apps over Tau but for Tau itself.
Ethereum's rules are predetermined by their developers. Tau will come out with no rules at all. Its users will set its behavior. At this sense, tau begins with total equilibrium among its participants, a priori.
Ethereum's applications are written in a Turing complete language, which disables the whole magic of proofs over a given code, as emphasized in many places.
Ethereum does not support separate contexts: everyone executes all code. Therefore, it is impractical to supply general purpose or HPC software over Ethereum. On the other hand, Tau has separate contexts, so one may subscribe to a context (like installing an app from Appstore/GooglePlay) without interfering with other contexts. Yet, that context can reference other existing contexts and reuse their code.
Ethereum's model requires a coin ("fuel"). Tau doesn't need a coin: the users can agree on the economic characteristic of the network and define any kind of incentive they find adequate, whether globally over the whole network or over their local Tau client."
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