Also are you guys still working on masternodes for this coin?
Masternodes?
Yes, we are still working on Masternodes!
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May 19, 2015, 11:30:02 AM
Masternodes?
Yes, we are still working on Masternodes!
May 19, 2015, 11:28:35 AM
Hello Fellow SpreadSters 
Long time no talk!! I still have a stash of Spread I've been holding onto for a rainy day 
How goes the battle? I'm guessing that Mr. Spread never returned and that the community took over this coin which is cool in my opinion 
Also are you guys still working on masternodes for this coin?
Long time no talk!! I still have a stash of Spread I've been holding onto for a rainy day How goes the battle? I'm guessing that Mr. Spread never returned and that the community took over this coin which is cool in my opinion Also are you guys still working on masternodes for this coin?I was wondering when we'd see your face around here.
To cut a long story short, georgem has been doing a lot of work in the background since Mr Spread's disappearance (no real sign of him yet) and the coin lives on.
They aren't masternode's any more...they're called service nodes because the idea as it stands is for them to provide decentralised P2P applications and services.
One of the many ideas that has been discussed is the concept of a Spreadcoin service node incentivising somebody for running a full bitcoin node to secure their network.
Exciting times. Testing will be starting again in a few weeks, it'd be great to have your help!
May 19, 2015, 11:24:32 AM
Hello Fellow SpreadSters Long time no talk!! I still have a stash of Spread I've been holding onto for a rainy day How goes the battle? I'm guessing that Mr. Spread never returned and that the community took over this coin which is cool in my opinion Also are you guys still working on masternodes for this coin?
Long time no talk!! I still have a stash of Spread I've been holding onto for a rainy day How goes the battle? I'm guessing that Mr. Spread never returned and that the community took over this coin which is cool in my opinion Also are you guys still working on masternodes for this coin? May 19, 2015, 11:23:10 AM
Q-
Will the end of this month still bring servicenode testing?
If so, should we open a thread on spreadcointalk.org with basic direction on how to join testing?
Eg,
How to boot spreadcoin(testnet) and safely separate 'testnet' files and 'mainnet' files.
A guide on how to configure a testnet .conf.
We're going to need as many people as possible testing, and a guide on how to do the most basic things needed to help
with testing should come in handy.
I could open the thread but am not the most clued up on spreadcoin testnet
Will the end of this month still bring servicenode testing?
If so, should we open a thread on spreadcointalk.org with basic direction on how to join testing?
Eg,
How to boot spreadcoin(testnet) and safely separate 'testnet' files and 'mainnet' files.
A guide on how to configure a testnet .conf.
We're going to need as many people as possible testing, and a guide on how to do the most basic things needed to help
with testing should come in handy.
I could open the thread but am not the most clued up on spreadcoin testnet
Bump
I will release a new qt wallet with new features later this week.
After that I will need 2 weeks to prepare the first testnet servicenodes version. (so we are still +- 1 week within schedule)
I will make the testnet version completely separated from mainnet spreadcoin. (as if it were a new different coin, and not testnet of main.)
So there is no danger that you can mess up mainnet and testnet files. You will even be able to run mainnet and testnet side by side.
I appreciate the help you are offering, but I don't think we will need it ATM, because my goal is already to make the testing sessions very easy and accesible.
You know where we are if you need anything boss
May 19, 2015, 11:10:33 AM
Q-
Will the end of this month still bring servicenode testing?
If so, should we open a thread on spreadcointalk.org with basic direction on how to join testing?
Eg,
How to boot spreadcoin(testnet) and safely separate 'testnet' files and 'mainnet' files.
A guide on how to configure a testnet .conf.
We're going to need as many people as possible testing, and a guide on how to do the most basic things needed to help
with testing should come in handy.
I could open the thread but am not the most clued up on spreadcoin testnet
Will the end of this month still bring servicenode testing?
If so, should we open a thread on spreadcointalk.org with basic direction on how to join testing?
Eg,
How to boot spreadcoin(testnet) and safely separate 'testnet' files and 'mainnet' files.
A guide on how to configure a testnet .conf.
We're going to need as many people as possible testing, and a guide on how to do the most basic things needed to help
with testing should come in handy.
I could open the thread but am not the most clued up on spreadcoin testnet
Bump
I will release a new qt wallet with new features later this week.
After that I will need 2 weeks to prepare the first testnet servicenodes version. (so we are still +- 1 week within schedule)
I will make the testnet version completely separated from mainnet spreadcoin. (as if it were a new different coin, and not testnet of main.)
So there is no danger that you can mess up mainnet and testnet files. You will even be able to run mainnet and testnet side by side.
I appreciate the help you are offering, but I don't think we will need it ATM, because my goal is already to make the testing sessions very easy and accesible.
Thanks for that
I like the idea of having a serperate 'sprcoin' for testing, that make's things much easier.
May 19, 2015, 10:34:20 AM
Q-
Will the end of this month still bring servicenode testing?
If so, should we open a thread on spreadcointalk.org with basic direction on how to join testing?
Eg,
How to boot spreadcoin(testnet) and safely separate 'testnet' files and 'mainnet' files.
A guide on how to configure a testnet .conf.
We're going to need as many people as possible testing, and a guide on how to do the most basic things needed to help
with testing should come in handy.
I could open the thread but am not the most clued up on spreadcoin testnet
Will the end of this month still bring servicenode testing?
If so, should we open a thread on spreadcointalk.org with basic direction on how to join testing?
Eg,
How to boot spreadcoin(testnet) and safely separate 'testnet' files and 'mainnet' files.
A guide on how to configure a testnet .conf.
We're going to need as many people as possible testing, and a guide on how to do the most basic things needed to help
with testing should come in handy.
I could open the thread but am not the most clued up on spreadcoin testnet
Bump
I will release a new qt wallet with new features later this week.
After that I will need 2 weeks to prepare the first testnet servicenodes version. (so we are still +- 1 week within schedule)
I will make the testnet version completely separated from mainnet spreadcoin. (as if it were a new different coin, and not testnet of main.)
So there is no danger that you can mess up mainnet and testnet files. You will even be able to run mainnet and testnet side by side.
I appreciate the help you are offering, but I don't think we will need it ATM, because my goal is already to make the testing sessions very easy and accesible.
May 19, 2015, 10:04:51 AM
Q-
Will the end of this month still bring servicenode testing?
If so, should we open a thread on spreadcointalk.org with basic direction on how to join testing?
Eg,
How to boot spreadcoin(testnet) and safely separate 'testnet' files and 'mainnet' files.
A guide on how to configure a testnet .conf.
We're going to need as many people as possible testing, and a guide on how to do the most basic things needed to help
with testing should come in handy.
I could open the thread but am not the most clued up on spreadcoin testnet
Will the end of this month still bring servicenode testing?
If so, should we open a thread on spreadcointalk.org with basic direction on how to join testing?
Eg,
How to boot spreadcoin(testnet) and safely separate 'testnet' files and 'mainnet' files.
A guide on how to configure a testnet .conf.
We're going to need as many people as possible testing, and a guide on how to do the most basic things needed to help
with testing should come in handy.
I could open the thread but am not the most clued up on spreadcoin testnet
Bump
May 19, 2015, 08:03:59 AM
Bump.
Can this stop pools?
Can this stop pools?
Please tell me you guys understand this: (from spreadcointalk)
Now, will this work to stop pools?
My original idea is this:
The blocks that people find do not have any relation to their private key.
This means that if you are mining on a pool and you find a block, you can switch the pool's address out with yours and they wouldn't know.
We would then needmasternodes servicenodes to confirm the block was mined to your address to prevent other miners from taking the block you mined and switching your address with theirs and redistributing it to the network.
From: http://spreadcointalk.org/index.php?topic=43.msg1335#msg1335The blocks that people find do not have any relation to their private key.
This means that if you are mining on a pool and you find a block, you can switch the pool's address out with yours and they wouldn't know.
We would then need
Now, will this work to stop pools?
The concept of using servicenodes to interact with mining is interesting.
DASH already use their nodes to lock transactions which provides instant payment certainty with only one confirmation from miners.
Maybe there is something that can work to prevent pools. But, tbh, I don't have a huge issue with pools - especially when the vast majority of the network, over 90% uses solo mining.
I think the pools issue should be constantly looked at, but its only one part of the overall offer that the network is making to the market.
May 19, 2015, 06:41:38 AM
I just finished making the spreadcoin node on VPS video. It should be up in 12 - 48 hrs.
thats great mate ...
will be nice to see ...
we havent set ours up yet ... but will this week ...
#crysx
May 19, 2015, 06:34:50 AM
I just finished making the spreadcoin node on VPS video. It should be up in 12 - 48 hrs.
May 19, 2015, 01:11:16 AM
FYI, libwinpthread-1.dll should be packaged into the zip daemon directory. You can't run spreadcoind without that file.
May 18, 2015, 10:32:25 PM
Tipping music rights owners:
http://cointelegraph.com/news/114270/the-peaceful-solution-to-music-piracy-is-a-bitcoin-tipping-culture
Minerpage came up with an interesting and sort of similar approach to pay rights owners using the servicenode network.
http://cointelegraph.com/news/114270/the-peaceful-solution-to-music-piracy-is-a-bitcoin-tipping-culture
Minerpage came up with an interesting and sort of similar approach to pay rights owners using the servicenode network.
Speaking of:
Some research revealed some interesting possibilities to allow a bi-directional reward system (paid per minute streaming content):
1) Promotional mode: listeners get paid to play music (videos, books, images). The idea is that a player embedded in the wallet accumulates the total and whomever wants to promote the music (artist, label, etc...) pays the balance to the user. Think faucet.
2) Payment mode: listeners pay to listen to the music. This is the reverse: the embedded player pays the artist from the users wallet (and the user perhaps gets the coins by mining). Think royalties.
We're talking micro transactions of course, small in the beginning but could be worth something as time goes by (with service nodes organizing the transactions). I have made some music on my own and I wouldn't mind getting paid this way. Of course, there has to be a catalog/directory to make this possible.
May 18, 2015, 07:38:50 PM
Spreadcoind Vanity Gen by Elbandi:
https://github.com/spreadcoin/vanitygen
I'll be trying this out when I get home.
https://github.com/spreadcoin/vanitygen
I'll be trying this out when I get home.
+101
Very cool.
Thanks!
May 18, 2015, 06:45:43 PM
Spreadcoind Vanity Gen by Elbandi:
https://github.com/spreadcoin/vanitygen
I'll be trying this out when I get home.
https://github.com/spreadcoin/vanitygen
I'll be trying this out when I get home.
May 18, 2015, 06:43:12 PM
Nice bit of liquidity before testing Service Node starts.
May 18, 2015, 06:28:36 PM
someone did a serious dump on bittrex...
May 18, 2015, 04:52:38 PM
Looks like exchanges are facing some tough challenges ahead:
Just in, margin trading on Polo & two days notice to do KYC info or they'll likely freeze your funds:
Greetings from Poloniex!
We're happy to announce that Margin Trading with Peer-to-Peer Lending is now available at Poloniex! You can now borrow funds from lending users to open long and short positions with 2.5x leverage on our XMR, DASH, XPR and LTC Margin Trading platform. You can also loan funds in the same selected markets in 1 day intervals at up to 5% interest.
In addition, we are requiring that all users provide us with their first name, last name, and country of origin by May 20th, 2015. This information is mandatory for all users and all withdrawals. Go to your Profile page to get started.
The Poloniex Team
Otoh Edit: so get your funds off there pronto if you'd rather not...
Edit 2, you need to provide the info to even see your present balances
Edit 3, UK is found under G (Great Britain maybe), Spain under E (España)
Greetings from Poloniex!
We're happy to announce that Margin Trading with Peer-to-Peer Lending is now available at Poloniex! You can now borrow funds from lending users to open long and short positions with 2.5x leverage on our XMR, DASH, XPR and LTC Margin Trading platform. You can also loan funds in the same selected markets in 1 day intervals at up to 5% interest.
In addition, we are requiring that all users provide us with their first name, last name, and country of origin by May 20th, 2015. This information is mandatory for all users and all withdrawals. Go to your Profile page to get started.
The Poloniex Team
Otoh Edit: so get your funds off there pronto if you'd rather not...
Edit 2, you need to provide the info to even see your present balances
Edit 3, UK is found under G (Great Britain maybe), Spain under E (España)
May 18, 2015, 04:33:38 PM
I am sorry, but spreadcointalk will be down for a few hours,
I need to fix something.
Will be back in no time.
I need to fix something.
Will be back in no time.
May 18, 2015, 03:03:40 PM
Bump.
Can this stop pools?
Can this stop pools?
Please tell me you guys understand this: (from spreadcointalk)
Now, will this work to stop pools?
My original idea is this:
The blocks that people find do not have any relation to their private key.
This means that if you are mining on a pool and you find a block, you can switch the pool's address out with yours and they wouldn't know.
We would then needmasternodes servicenodes to confirm the block was mined to your address to prevent other miners from taking the block you mined and switching your address with theirs and redistributing it to the network.
From: http://spreadcointalk.org/index.php?topic=43.msg1335#msg1335The blocks that people find do not have any relation to their private key.
This means that if you are mining on a pool and you find a block, you can switch the pool's address out with yours and they wouldn't know.
We would then need
Now, will this work to stop pools?
May 18, 2015, 02:53:29 PM
Skipping bad nodes
http://cointelegraph.com/news/114289/nem-technical-reference-introduces-reputation-enhanced-proof-of-importance
Interesting.
DASH uses collateral payments to fine nodes. Maybe a 3 strikes and your fined approach? I like the simplicity of instant collateral fines, plus a traffic light warning system if your node is not up to scratch.
http://cointelegraph.com/news/114289/nem-technical-reference-introduces-reputation-enhanced-proof-of-importance
Interesting.
DASH uses collateral payments to fine nodes. Maybe a 3 strikes and your fined approach? I like the simplicity of instant collateral fines, plus a traffic light warning system if your node is not up to scratch.
I love this bad node identification technique. I also love the fixed price of entry for staking
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