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Qtum

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New Qtum Raspbian Release!

Ver. 12.09

Changelog:

Upgrade to Debian Buster 10.2 release
Qtum 0.18.2 with new UI
Switched to 64bit on Raspberry pi 2b-4b
Major speed improvements on 64bit
Automated staking with qtumsetup and qtumstake tools

Download links:

Qtum Raspbian (Recommended from Raspberry Pi 2 - Raspberry Pi 4)

https://raspbianimages.s3.amazonaws.com/2019-12-09-Qtum-Raspbian.zip

https://raspbianimages.s3.amazonaws.com/2019-12-09-Qtum-Raspbian-lite.zip

The full version has the Pixel desktop GUI included and the “lite” version is for the command line interface.

How to install on your SD card: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0W6NlIk7Tgw

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Quote from: Net-chain on December 01, 2019, 11:31:46 PM

QTUM has been listed at https://cointostake.com (staking statistics + monitoring)

Check staking rewards, stats, ROI. POS earning calculator.

It is also listed on this staking website:

https://www.stakingrewards.com/asset/qtum

Qtum

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Qtum Development Updates (December 02 - 08)

https://qtum.org/en/post/development-updates-december-02-08

Qtum Core

Qtum core updates normally consist of Qtum Improvement Proposals. These QIPs are generated by both our developers and the community and in some cases requests from enterprise users. Our developers evaluate the impact of each QIP and work on high priority QIPs. All bug fixes and feature enhancements that have been issued to the core project will be listed here.

Qtum Core v0.18.2 Released

v0.18.2 – Recommended Update: New GUI, New features, Security improvements and Bug fixes. https://github.com/qtumproject/qtum/releases/tag/mainnet-ignition-v0.18.2

New GUI implemented with two new themes added (light and dark blue)
Add signrawsendertransactionwithwallet and signrawsendertransactionwithkey rpc calls to support OP_SENDER raw transactions signing
Add a new process to clean BlockIndex entries older than the last moving checkpoint
Add outputIndex to transaction receipts (requires to reindex once to update the old log entries)
Add -showevmlogs option to show/hide evm logs in the console
Reduce the max needed glibc version to 2.11 (fix build on CentOS 7
Fix build on OS X Catalina
Fix out-of-source build
Fix gitian build
Unbreak build with Boost 1.72
Update Mac OS README
Update blockchain data
Add recent checkpoints

Qtum x86 Virtual Machine

The Qtum x86 Virtual Machine is a smart contract operating software that is designed to enable easily deployable decentralized applications. Currently you can write smart contracts in C, there will be additional languages as we proceed with x86 development.

No update this week
Update x86 documentation on https://x86.qtum.org/

Lightning Network

No update for this week

Qtum Explorer & Wallets

The Qtum Explorer is our blockchain explorer that is used for viewing transaction details on the Qtum blockchain. The primary blockchain explorer site is qtum.info. We frequently release updates to both explorer and the web wallet sites. Additionally, you’ll find information regarding the official Qtum electrum wallet and support/feature updates to hardware wallets or other interesting services/products.

Qtum.info Explorer

Review and improve UI code of explorer
Under testing for release

Electrum Wallet

No update for this week

iOS Wallet

No update for this week.

Android Wallet

The new Android wallet: Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.qtum.newwallet <- Please copy link Official Website: https://qtumeco.io/wallet

Web Wallet

No update for this week

Qtum SDK

Continue port BitcoinJ to Qtum

Qtum Testing

Fix the unstable UT case https://github.com/qtumproject/qtum/pull/791

Documentation

No update for this week

Qtum Telegram Channel: https://t.me/qtumofficial
Qtum Twitter: https://twitter.com/Qtum
Qtum Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/QtumOfficial
Qtum Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Qtum

Qtum

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Qtum Galaxy – 4th Qtum Galactic Full Nodes Incentive Program is Officially Launched!

As one of the world’s leading distributed networks, Qtum always pays attention to the distribution and expansion of global nodes. Qtum has officially named its Global Full Nodes Incentive Program as Qtum Galaxy. The new event comes with a very easy entry, a whole different gameplay and more awards. More info please check: https://galaxy.qtum.org

Qtum Galaxy will last from December 6th, 2019 to January 4th, 2020 (GMT+8), with 4 award categories, 570 winning places, and a total of 6,000 QTUM! Just one-click to download the Qtum Core wallet and you have the opportunity to share the big prizes! Don’t forget to invite your friends and get extra rewards!

How to participate?

1. Download the latest version (>= 0.18.2) of the Qtum Core Wallet. (https://qtumeco.io/wallet)

2. Complete the wallet settings and keep it running.

Easy entry with more rewards and more winning places, all in Qtum Galaxy!
Scan the QR Code above and join now!

More info please check here: https://galaxy.qtum.org

P.S. This event is not open to the following regions: Balkans, Belarus, Cuba, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Central African Republic, Burundi, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Sudan and Darfur, Lebanon, Magnitz, Nicaragua, Somalia, South Sudan, Venezuela, Yemen, North Korea, Syria and Zimbabwe.

Qtum

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Qtum Mainnet Block 500,000

820 days from launch and Qtum Mainnet blockchain keeps reaching new heights. Happy 500,000th Block!

magisterr

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What is the real usecase of Qtum right now? I dont mean node staking etc. as this has every project. I mean real usecase Qtum coins by some companies etc?

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Quote from: BTCspace on November 27, 2019, 06:51:50 AM

so you are saying you are buying a coin with 7 full nodes? i do not think you really understand blockchain ....

Pretty clear who doesn't understand blockchain. It's not about decentralisation for decentralisation's sake. It's about how to create a trustless system. If you can do that with fewer nodes, then making the system more centralised is irrelevant. Why? Because it's about removing the human element from the equation (or mechanising it through incentives). Large-scale decentralisation is one way to do that. There may be other ways!

A ridiculous example would be a completely tamper-proof node (a black box) equipped with automatic self-defence systems - anyone who tries to meddle with the box or its Internet connection dies instantly. In this case, just one node would suffice to provide a trustless system (provided all the software has been independently audited).

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Quote from: ”frcat”

But will I get for node if I dont have any coins?

The Qtum Core wallet application has three operating modes:

#1 a full node which makes peer-to-peer connections to the Qtum network, syncs the blockchain, and validates and relays all blocks and transactions

#2 a wallet which holds private keys and allows sending transactions and showing balances, and

#3 reaching proof-of-stake consensus as a block producer by staking coins.

The wallet can be operated in any of these modes: #1, #1 + #2, or #1 + #2 + #3.

Quote from: ”frcat”

But will I get for node if I dont have any coins?

Yes, operating a full node (#1) does not require coins, and in fact can participate in the Qtum Galaxy Full Nodes contest now.

Quote from: ”frcat”

For staking there is not needed run a node?

Only the Qtum Core wallet, running as a node, wallet and proof of stake consensus (#1 + #2 + #3), can participate in staking.

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What about staking rewards? How many annual % rewards?

The current block reward is 4.0 QTUM, plus a share of transaction fees and gas. I answered the annual ROI question previously, about 5%.

Hope this helps.

Qtum

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Qtum Galaxy – 4th Qtum Galactic Full Nodes Incentive Program is Officially Launched!

As one of the world's leading distributed networks, Qtum always pays attention to the distribution and expansion of global nodes. Qtum officially named its Global Full Nodes Incentive Program as Qtum Galaxy. The new event comes with a very easy entry, a whole different gameplay and more awards. More info please check: https://galaxy.qtum.org

Qtum Galaxy will last from December 6th, 2019 to January 4th, 2020 (GMT+8), with 4 award categories, 570 winning places, and a total of 6,000 QTUM! Just one-click to download the Qtum Core wallet and you have the opportunities to share the big prizes! Don't forget to invite your friends and get extra rewards!

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Quote from: JB395 on December 04, 2019, 09:05:17 AM

Quote from: ”frcat”

How many coins needed for run a node?

You can run a node with no coins. There is no minimum for staking, but would probably need several thousand to make it interesting. Wallets staking 100 coins, or less, have published blocks and won block rewards, but that is rare.

Quote from: ”frcat”

What technical (VPS) requiments for run a node

About 2 GB RAM and 10 GB disk. On AWS, t2.micro with a swap file Qtum AMI, on Google GCP g1-small Qtum-Core VM

Quote from: ”frcat”

how much is annual ROI?

This depends on Network Weight, the total number of coins being staked, and is typically in the 5 – 6% range. See the stake calculator for the current ROI and to try some different stake amounts.

Quote from: ”frcat”

As I see 96 mln out of 107 mln are in circulating right now... so rewards for nodes will end soon?

The first halving will be in early December 2021, and the last block reward subsidy will be in 2045. Stakers (miners) also receive the transaction fees and Gas.

But will I get for node if I dont have any coins? For staking there is not needed run a node? May I stake just from my wallet for example?
What about staking rewards? How many annual % rewards?

Qtum

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Qtum Core Update - 0.18.2 Recommended Update

New Desktop UI, full redesign and 3 themes available!!!

https://github.com/qtumproject/qtum/releases/tag/mainnet-ignition-v0.18.2

https://qtumeco.io/wallet

Qtum 0.18.2 Changelog

v0.18.2 – Recommended Update: New GUI, New features, Security improvements and Bug fixes.

New GUI implemented with two new themes added (light and dark blue).
Add signrawsendertransactionwithwallet and signrawsendertransactionwithkey rpc calls to support OP_SENDER raw transactions signing.
Add a new process to clean BlockIndex entries older than the last moving checkpoint.
Add outputIndex to transaction receipts (requires to reindex once to update the old log entries).
Add -showevmlogs option to show/hide evm logs in the console.
Reduce the max needed glibc version to 2.11 (fix build on CentOS 7).
Fix build on OS X Catalina.
Fix out-of-source build.
Fix gitian build.
Unbreak build with Boost 1.72
Update Mac OS README.
Update blockchain data.
Add recent checkpoints.

Linux Repositories are also updated (Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS, Archlinux, Mint, Raspbian)

https://docs.qtum.site/en/qtumrepo/

We have available a bootstrap.dat file for faster sync, more details on https://qtumeco.io/wallet

JB395

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Quote from: ”frcat”

How many coins needed for run a node?

You can run a node with no coins. There is no minimum for staking, but would probably need several thousand to make it interesting. Wallets staking 100 coins, or less, have published blocks and won block rewards, but that is rare.

Quote from: ”frcat”

What technical (VPS) requiments for run a node

About 2 GB RAM and 10 GB disk. On AWS, t2.micro with a swap file Qtum AMI, on Google GCP g1-small Qtum-Core VM

Quote from: ”frcat”

how much is annual ROI?

This depends on Network Weight, the total number of coins being staked, and is typically in the 5 – 6% range. See the stake calculator for the current ROI and to try some different stake amounts.

Quote from: ”frcat”

As I see 96 mln out of 107 mln are in circulating right now... so rewards for nodes will end soon?

The first halving will be in early December 2021, and the last block reward subsidy will be in 2045. Stakers (miners) also receive the transaction fees and Gas.

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Quote from: LuckyBtc on December 02, 2019, 01:00:29 PM

Quote from: frcat on December 02, 2019, 04:52:08 AM

Quote from: BTCspace on November 27, 2019, 06:51:50 AM

so you are saying you are buying a coin with 7 full nodes? i do not think you really understand blockchain ....

Do you mean that Qtum has just 7 nodes? Its not looks like decentralized... Even EOS has 21 nodes and people guess that is centralized while others blockchains have more than 100+ nodes...

Qtum is one of the coin with huge number of full nodes, Current count as shown on their website is around 2000, During full node competition it was peaking at 5000+ nodes. Qtum is one of the most decentralized blockhain.

How many coins needed for run a node? What technical (VPS) requiments for run a node and how much is annual ROI?
As I see 96 mln out of 107 mln are in circulating right now... so rewards for nodes will end soon?

Qtum

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Qtum Development Updates (November 25 - December 1)

https://qtum.org/en/post/development-updates-november-25-december-1

Qtum Core

Qtum core updates normally consist of Qtum Improvement Proposals. These QIPs are generated by both our developers and the community and in some cases requests from enterprise users. Our developers evaluate the impact of each QIP and work on high priority QIPs. All bug fixes and feature enhancements that have been issued to the core project will be listed here.

Fix the GUI tests: https://github.com/qtumproject/qtum/pull/787
Add showevmlogs option to console: https://github.com/qtumproject/qtum/pull/789
Fix the Gitian build and implement the new GUI: https://github.com/qtumproject/qtum/pull/786
All the information of Qtum Hard Fork please refer: https://link.bar/qtumhardfork

Qtum x86 Virtual Machine

The Qtum x86 Virtual Machine is a smart contract operating software that is designed to enable easily deployable decentralized applications. Currently you can write smart contracts in C, there will be additional languages as we proceed with x86 development.

Update x86 documentation on https://x86.qtum.org/
Update x86VM task list: https://github.com/qtumproject/qtum/labels/x86

Lightning Network

No update for this week.

Qtum Explorer & Wallets

The Qtum Explorer is our blockchain explorer that is used for viewing transaction details on the Qtum blockchain. The primary blockchain explorer site is qtum.info. We frequently release updates to both explorer and the web wallet sites. Additionally, you’ll find information regarding the official Qtum electrum wallet and support/feature updates to hardware wallets or other interesting services/products.

Qtum.info Explorer

Review and improve UI code of explorer.

PC Wallet

New PC wallet under internal testing.
Implement the new GUI design.

Electrum Wallet

Improve Chinese locale: https://github.com/qtumproject/qtum-electrum/commit/b70278c5aa550aef33addca8a5ba80ecc39c0a40

iOS Wallet

No update for this week.

Android Wallet

The new Android wallet:

Google Play: Copy link into your browser: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.qtum.newwallet
Official website: https://qtumeco.io/wallet

Qtum SDK

Port BitcoinJ to Qtum.

Documentation

Update RPi Spanish Doc and CentOS build How To: https://github.com/qtumproject/documents/commit/d01d8cd5b14dd401957f3b8df4eac90f71270944

Qtum Telegram Channel: https://t.me/qtumofficial
Qtum Twitter: https://twitter.com/Qtum
Qtum Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/QtumOfficial
Qtum Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Qtum

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Quote from: frcat on December 02, 2019, 04:52:08 AM

Quote from: BTCspace on November 27, 2019, 06:51:50 AM

so you are saying you are buying a coin with 7 full nodes? i do not think you really understand blockchain ....

Do you mean that Qtum has just 7 nodes? Its not looks like decentralized... Even EOS has 21 nodes and people guess that is centralized while others blockchains have more than 100+ nodes...

Qtum is one of the coin with huge number of full nodes, Current count as shown on their website is around 2000, During full node competition it was peaking at 5000+ nodes. Qtum is one of the most decentralized blockhain.

JB395

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Quote from: ”frcat”

Its not looks like decentralized...

No, I think he was referring to another project. Qtum is one of the most decentralized networks with 1,900 nodes.

frcat

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Quote from: BTCspace on November 27, 2019, 06:51:50 AM

so you are saying you are buying a coin with 7 full nodes? i do not think you really understand blockchain ....

Do you mean that Qtum has just 7 nodes? Its not looks like decentralized... Even EOS has 21 nodes and people guess that is centralized while others blockchains have more than 100+ nodes...

Net-chain

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NTX developer

QTUM has been listed at https://cointostake.com (staking statistics + monitoring)

Check staking rewards, stats, ROI. POS earning calculator.

LuckyBtc

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Quote from: TomThumb on November 29, 2019, 09:44:58 AM

Quote from: BTCspace on November 27, 2019, 06:51:50 AM

so you are saying you are buying a coin with 7 full nodes? i do not think you really understand blockchain ....

I understand the difference between a project that can set its own direction because it does all the development itself, and one that simply downloads the upgrades to Ethereum and Bitcoin and pretends it's created something new. Grin

NEO is going to become more decentralized in the future.

I reconfigure my portfolio from time to time, eliminating the deadwood. If I'd followed your advice right from the start, I'd still be invested in Siacoin, Stratis, Lisk, and Waves, and lost almost everything! Whatever coin you care to mention, whatever its ranking, long-term hodlers sing its praises. None of them care about me, so I'm thinking for myself. So far, I've maintained my wealth fairly well. Cheesy

Wish I had done the same. Thanks to my foggy brain I'm stuck with total shitcoins, I'll be on a lookout herein to get into top notch projects. Qtum's development, price etc.. is quite good. I still have Qtum but not as much I like to have. Undecided

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Buy The F*cking Dip

Quote from: HeitorMessias on November 30, 2019, 04:26:50 PM

Hi for all, i like to ask, if have official channels of quantum in portuguese? Thanks

Hey man, upon checking their official group chat (linked in CoinMarketCap), it appears that they don't have a specific channel for Portuguese. Though, you can join them in the said group chat and forward your inquiries there. It's a Telegram channel.

Code: (QTUM TELEGRAM CHANNEL)

https://t.me/joinchat/D5oBaw29NeOdpw6qqqf2lw

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