Topic: [ANN] Hyperspace - Distributed Storage App (Sia Fork) - page 2. (Read 26736 times)

Whitepaper is out:

https://hspace.app/hyperspace.pdf

I would think if we can get on Poloniex exchange one day that they would then be inclined to honor them.  Time will tell though.

Storage metrics look to be increasing nicely.

http://hyperstats.info/contracts

that answers my mining question.......

....and I had my coins on Poloniex during the fork so............ no HS for me


outty
buh-bye

StrongU made a Blake2b ASIC for Sia, called the U2, before it knew that Sia was forking away to Blake2b-Sia. The fork made the U2 useless for Sia. But now StrongU has put a huge 1.4PH farm of the U2's on Hyperspace. You can see the farm at the top of miners listed at Luxor.

The U2 is the fastest Blake2b ASIC currently available, at 7TH.

With this new farm, the network hashrate for Hyperspace is now at an all-time high of 7.5PH and difficulty is at an all-time high of 3.5PH. StrongU's farm is the largest that has mined Hyperspace so far, by a factor of 3.

http://mining.luxor.tech/miners/SPACE/f9967c21bf9b51f4e9c7e543da72c0cb28fe73edc71bb60367ca59ebbf2ed8493e2b1d275714

https://strongu.com.cn/Home/Goods/goodsInfo/id/259.html

Now our 4th exchange: (Update from Mark on Discord announcement)

Yes I have, and there are no real traders, only bots
was fully verified aprox 1,5 month ago, and I am afraid where are my docs from the KYC... maybe sold on the darkweb for 5$ 

With Sia Prime calculating, in preparation for its airdrop, that some 34 SC addresses hold 57% of all SC, presumably all of these or nearly all being exchange wallets, I'm more convinced than ever that at least half of the ~3.7B SPACE airdropped were in exchange wallets and won't be claimed.

Of the half not in exchange wallets that could be claimed, I think no more than half ever will be claimed. This leads me to conclude that present circulating supply, including all coins mined to date (~906.6M) plus the 1/4 of the airdrop likely to be claimed, is only ~1.83B.

Compare to Sia's current supply of ~38B and this presents an attractive value proposition, with there being roughly 1/20th as many SPACE as SC currently circulating.

BiteBTC was quick enough to verify me partially, but I'm still waiting on the full verification, and haven't traded there yet. C-Patex and Safe.Trade seem solid so far.

I love the responses from the exchange here ....


"Regarding the scam accusations, Bill Morton, BiteBTC Marketing Director believes the rumors are coming from owners of scam-coins who got denied listing on the exchange..."


https://nulltx.com/bitebtc-responds-faking-trading-volume/

"...He continued: “These are owners of scam-coins which we did not allow to increase the volume and value of their coins and thereby mislead our traders and investors. These people have time and motivation to constantly invent more and more “facts” about our activity. If you look at the history of their accusations, they first stated that we don’t have any real trader(s) and even don’t have the opportunity to trade. The basis of these accusations was the complicated procedure of KYC, which we soon managed to simplify and it became obvious to everyone that these accusations were fake.”

One thing I wanted to mention, the verification period might have been quite long prior to August 17th. On that date BiteBTC released a statement saying they simplified their KYC process which should make for faster verification time as of right now..."


And more responses that you can read by opening the link to read from Bill Morton, BiteBTC Marketing Director.

Well you need to start telling all your trader friends then.   

beyond ugly at my Bitmain A3 price...(hey after equip deduction this year I have $37.50 in the beastie!) gasp!

loss of -$3.30 a day...yeah...we need a pump! lol! ASIC Shelf Art indeed!

brad

New mining calculator now for Hyperspace .... you will still have to input manual stats until we get added to one of the exchanges they pull data from but nonetheless it seems to work.

https://www.coincalculators.io/coin.aspx?crypto=hyperspace-mining-calculator

Have you tried trading yourself or just going by what sour traders are saying?  Did they probably have issues with KYC a few months back, according to their news links they lightened the procedure up some.  IMHO those screaming scam just didn't get approved for KYC or had trouble figuring out their trading system as it is very complicated I will say that.  But you can not deny the fact I have solid proof of deposits, withdraws, and trades along with my partial KYC verification.  As with any exchange always do your own DD but don't being FUDing around on here claiming stuff that you pulled from unreliable sources IMO again.  What about this guy that I proved on Twitter ... where is my BTC and vacation ... still no reply.

https://twitter.com/Crypto_Buyer/status/1059310447013187584

bitebtc is a 100% scam exchange

read the whole topic https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitebtc-is-a-scam-exchange-4612714
and there are more, just google it

For anyone new, HyperspaceGuide is a great resource with setup guides and answers to many questions.

https://hyperspace.guide/

My understanding is that lite wallets should pave the way for mobile apps, which I'm really excited about. Mobile video streaming is on the roadmap for next March.

https://trello.com/b/nrzksknR/hyperspace-feature-roadmap

https://hspace.app/roadmap

I do think this project holds a promising future. I'm attracted to it because I am a fan of Sia and their protocol, however because the development team rightfully has a high standard of code it makes for slow merges into their codebase. The Hyperspace team have made contributions to Sia in the past, but are able to merge changes into their own codebase allowing them to be more experimental than Sia. Similar to the Litecoin / Bitcoin development relationship, where Litecoin implements technological changes first and Bitcoin typically follows once the change is deemed stable.

Hyperspace has "implemented a new type of atomic swap between it and Sia. The mechanism that facilitates this incorporates schnorr signature aggregation resulting in scriptless atomic swaps. With an atomic swap between Bitcoin and Litecoin, It’s easy to tell that there’s an atomic swap going on. With the atomic swap implemented by Hyperspace, it just looks like any other transaction giving it a distinct advantage in terms of privacy." They have also introduced light node support. "Hyperspace have just finished this upgrade and it means that their lightweight spv nodes will be able to run easily on mobile. From it’s perspective, Hyperspace feels that people want light wallets due to usability."

Here is a recent article that details the origins of the project if you're interested to read more https://thebitcoinmag.com/2922-2/2922/

If you want to speculate on price I'd suggest checking out the Coingecko page and compare with Siacoin.

https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/hyperspace
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/siacoin

Unless I can mine my Bitmain A3 I got for $37.50 shelf art ($50 total with shipping..but taking off the 25% equip deduction off taxes due.....hey..it's a miner! Just a bad one! (note *price*)

Too bad we can't just fork Bitmain A3 units for our own siacoin clone and take our ball and go home too...

as an aside...I'm conflicted have FIVE obelisk sc1's that for the last 2 months were 'doorstops'..er now not so much...

the crypto universe is weird

anyway, the Bitmain A3's were off the stage 2 months ago due to the NON-fork siacoin difficulty

but again, got it for shelf art. (also got a bitmain v9 miner for same pricing above) so YEA! I have Bookends!

(hey, don't toss stuff at me in bitcointalk..that hurts!)

later

brad