[ANN] [SUMO] SUMOKOIN - 🔏 Digital Cash For Highly-Confidential Transactions 🔏 - page 174.

Mynero

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Quote from: Kanati on July 26, 2017, 12:51:16 PM

It will have to be better than Monero to succeed. Wink

It needs to be different enough from Monero in some (or more than one) way. Different does not necessarily mean better (or worse). The differences can be technical or they may be related to branding, adoption etc. We shall see what happens.

Kanati

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Quote from: Madinvestor on July 26, 2017, 12:33:09 PM

Ofc you cannot buy anything in Sumokoins yet for the coin is 2 months old, but I'm sure you will be able to in the future. Many other cryptocurrencies have no actual use (yet) but a capitalization far over a million dollar. Regarding the tech and developers activity and commitment, this is still a very good price to buy in my opinion. If you consider the project as overevalued I would gladly debate here on in private message ! Grin

Thanks for posting on the ann anyway guys

The "value" of Sumokoin is whatever someone is willing to pay for it - the point being made is that Sumo has potential.

It will have to be better than Monero to succeed. Wink

Madinvestor

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Ofc you cannot buy anything in Sumokoins yet for the coin is 2 months old, but I'm sure you will be able to in the future. Many other cryptocurrencies have no actual use (yet) but a capitalization far over a million dollar. Regarding the tech and developers activity and commitment, this is still a very good price to buy in my opinion. If you consider the project as overevalued I would gladly debate here on in private message ! Grin

Thanks for posting on the ann anyway guys

Kanati

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Quote from: h0g0f0g0 on July 26, 2017, 11:19:32 AM

While monero was good 1-2 years ago, now it's losing and there is almost nothing happening there...

If you mean by "losing" that it looks like someone is doing Monkey Business with the price of Monero, then I would agree with you on that point (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.20308341).

On the other hand I would not say that "almost nothing" is happening with Monero, even though "something" could happen faster (https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/6juluf/any_new_updates_on_xmr_adoption/)

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It's simple to mine it, but there is no other reason why anyone should look into this. Can you buy something with SUMO these days?

Too true.

Sumo would also do well to avoid Monero's image problems...
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/monero-fake-announcement-1932227
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/pre-ann-monero-without-the-asshole-team-brought-to-you-by-fuckmoneroorg-1932187
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/why-the-monerobitmoneromrobmrxmr-ninjalaunched-cripplemined-fastmine-matters-1435385
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/time-to-end-the-xmr-vs-dash-battle-confessions-of-a-dash-enthusiast-1538753
https://news.bitcoin.com/hackers-use-nsa-exploit-to-mine-monero-using-victims-computers/
https://themerkle.com/monero-mining-malware-prevented-wannacry-from-infecting-even-more-computers/
https://betanews.com/2017/05/19/adylkuzz-malware-make-money-monero-mining/
https://www.proofpoint.com/us/threat-insight/post/adylkuzz-cryptocurrency-mining-malware-spreading-for-weeks-via-eternalblue-doublepulsar

estenity

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"It's simple to mine it, but there is no other reason why anyone should look into this. Can you buy something with SUMO these days?"

good question.

h0g0f0g0

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SUMO has potential definitely. While monero was good 1-2 years ago, now it's losing and there is almost nothing happening there. I can see SUMO replacing monero if:

- a massive campaign will convince common people to use it
- merchants will receive tools, API and support to implement it
- there will be constantly growing dev team, following plans on the roadmap
- adoption depends on user-friendliness, still a long way to go for any cryptocurrency

It's simple to mine it, but there is no other reason why anyone should look into this. Can you buy something with SUMO these days?

With above steps, coin will certainly get the kick and move onto big exchanges. But going the opposite direction will lead to dumping and eventual death of the coin.

bitcoingue

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Quote from: syncmaster913n on July 26, 2017, 06:09:54 AM

Wow, they are incredibly agile and fast for their weight!

They are fat but very muscular ^^

AIOS

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All In One Social

Looks promising.
Thank you for creating it.

syncmaster913n

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Wow, they are incredibly agile and fast for their weight!

niknik1966

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DIW - Security Decentralized,Life Revolutionized

A little humor: Have you seen how the sumo run around?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESVWherecKk

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Well, there is not going on much in the forum, since lots of people are talking on telegram

It would be nice, if everybody could help out and tell people about sumo Wink

And come to telegram, of course

Madinvestor

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Really impressive roadmap in August Grin

billaue

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Quote from: Kanati on July 24, 2017, 05:25:21 AM

Quote from: sumoshi on July 24, 2017, 04:50:28 AM

Quote from: Kanati on July 24, 2017, 04:40:07 AM

Quote from: sumoshi on July 23, 2017, 11:46:48 PM

Quote from: jwinterm on July 22, 2017, 10:27:36 AM

Just to be clear, the only differences between monero and this coin are:

1 - 10% premine
2 - minimum mixin of 12 enforced from start of network
3 - emission curve
4 - ?

Are there plans to diverge further, or just continue merging changes from monero?

We'll work in both ways. Important innovations from upstream must be merged to Sumokoin for the best features. Ofc, we have our own vision for the coin, at least, it would be better privacy, easier to start atm. On the other hand, we'll focus more on ecosystem like wallets, mobile, merchant APIs etc.

It'll take time for the coin to gain more traction from community and for devs to implement better wallets, tools etc but we'll do that with high responsibility and long-term commitment.

I have been watching the Sumokoin and Monero threads for a couple of months now as part of my due diligence research, and I think you have correctly identified "ecosystem" as Monero's main weakness in relation to Bitcoin.

I seem to keep coming back to this part of the Sumokoin mission statement though -

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Do you have any relationship with The Monero Project?

- No. While we have full respect for all core developers of The Monero Project who are competent, open and smart, however, we've never had opportunity to contribute anything to Monero yet (we hope we will).

Why have Sumokoin developers been unable to work with the Monero team on improving the ecosystem?

Excellent question. We always want to contribute back to Monero projects. Atm, we can only contribute patches to Monero core when possible. When we have more matured tools/ideas, we surely work with Monero if they are ready to cooperate but I think it may only happen in the next 6 months or so.

Have you ever contacted the Monero team?

Something as basic as the Multibit Classic Bitcoin Wallet, which is safe, has existed for years, and does not require maintaining a local copy of the blockchain, would be a BIG improvement over the current wallet offerings for Monero and could help spread the coin by making it more usable for average people.

I don't think any Bitcoin-based wallet will work with Monero/Sumokoin (and that's one of reasons why it tooks years for Monero developing its first wallet). Without full blockchain, we'll have to find remote trust nodes to pull info and that's for the Lite wallet on schedule.

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Quote from: sumoshi on July 24, 2017, 04:50:28 AM

Quote from: Kanati on July 24, 2017, 04:40:07 AM

Quote from: sumoshi on July 23, 2017, 11:46:48 PM

Quote from: jwinterm on July 22, 2017, 10:27:36 AM

Just to be clear, the only differences between monero and this coin are:

1 - 10% premine
2 - minimum mixin of 12 enforced from start of network
3 - emission curve
4 - ?

Are there plans to diverge further, or just continue merging changes from monero?

We'll work in both ways. Important innovations from upstream must be merged to Sumokoin for the best features. Ofc, we have our own vision for the coin, at least, it would be better privacy, easier to start atm. On the other hand, we'll focus more on ecosystem like wallets, mobile, merchant APIs etc.

It'll take time for the coin to gain more traction from community and for devs to implement better wallets, tools etc but we'll do that with high responsibility and long-term commitment.

I have been watching the Sumokoin and Monero threads for a couple of months now as part of my due diligence research, and I think you have correctly identified "ecosystem" as Monero's main weakness in relation to Bitcoin.

I seem to keep coming back to this part of the Sumokoin mission statement though -

Quote

Do you have any relationship with The Monero Project?

- No. While we have full respect for all core developers of The Monero Project who are competent, open and smart, however, we've never had opportunity to contribute anything to Monero yet (we hope we will).

Why have Sumokoin developers been unable to work with the Monero team on improving the ecosystem?

Excellent question. We always want to contribute back to Monero projects. Atm, we can only contribute patches to Monero core when possible. When we have more matured tools/ideas, we surely work with Monero if they are ready to cooperate but I think it may only happen in the next 6 months or so.

Have you ever contacted the Monero team?

Something as basic as the Multibit Classic Bitcoin Wallet, which is safe, has existed for years, and does not require maintaining a local copy of the blockchain, would be a BIG improvement over the current wallet offerings for Monero and could help spread the coin by making it more usable for average people.

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Quote from: Kanati on July 24, 2017, 04:40:07 AM

Quote from: sumoshi on July 23, 2017, 11:46:48 PM

Quote from: jwinterm on July 22, 2017, 10:27:36 AM

Just to be clear, the only differences between monero and this coin are:

1 - 10% premine
2 - minimum mixin of 12 enforced from start of network
3 - emission curve
4 - ?

Are there plans to diverge further, or just continue merging changes from monero?

We'll work in both ways. Important innovations from upstream must be merged to Sumokoin for the best features. Ofc, we have our own vision for the coin, at least, it would be better privacy, easier to start atm. On the other hand, we'll focus more on ecosystem like wallets, mobile, merchant APIs etc.

It'll take time for the coin to gain more traction from community and for devs to implement better wallets, tools etc but we'll do that with high responsibility and long-term commitment.

I have been watching the Sumokoin and Monero threads for a couple of months now as part of my due diligence research, and I think you have correctly identified "ecosystem" as Monero's main weakness in relation to Bitcoin.

I seem to keep coming back to this part of the Sumokoin mission statement though -

Quote

Do you have any relationship with The Monero Project?

- No. While we have full respect for all core developers of The Monero Project who are competent, open and smart, however, we've never had opportunity to contribute anything to Monero yet (we hope we will).

Why have Sumokoin developers been unable to work with the Monero team on improving the ecosystem?

Excellent question. We always want to contribute back to Monero projects. Atm, we can only contribute patches to Monero core when possible. When we have more matured tools/ideas, we surely work with Monero if they are ready to cooperate but I think it may only happen in the next 6 months or so.

Kanati

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Quote from: sumoshi on July 23, 2017, 11:46:48 PM

Quote from: jwinterm on July 22, 2017, 10:27:36 AM

Just to be clear, the only differences between monero and this coin are:

1 - 10% premine
2 - minimum mixin of 12 enforced from start of network
3 - emission curve
4 - ?

Are there plans to diverge further, or just continue merging changes from monero?

We'll work in both ways. Important innovations from upstream must be merged to Sumokoin for the best features. Ofc, we have our own vision for the coin, at least, it would be better privacy, easier to start atm. On the other hand, we'll focus more on ecosystem like wallets, mobile, merchant APIs etc.

It'll take time for the coin to gain more traction from community and for devs to implement better wallets, tools etc but we'll do that with high responsibility and long-term commitment.

I have been watching the Sumokoin and Monero threads for a couple of months now as part of my due diligence research, and I think you have correctly identified "ecosystem" as Monero's main weakness in relation to Bitcoin.

I seem to keep coming back to this part of the Sumokoin mission statement though -

Quote

Do you have any relationship with The Monero Project?

- No. While we have full respect for all core developers of The Monero Project who are competent, open and smart, however, we've never had opportunity to contribute anything to Monero yet (we hope we will).

Why have Sumokoin developers been unable to work with the Monero team on improving the ecosystem?

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Quote from: jwinterm on July 22, 2017, 10:27:36 AM

Just to be clear, the only differences between monero and this coin are:

1 - 10% premine
2 - minimum mixin of 12 enforced from start of network
3 - emission curve
4 - ?

Are there plans to diverge further, or just continue merging changes from monero?

We'll work in both ways. Important innovations from upstream must be merged to Sumokoin for the best features. Ofc, we have our own vision for the coin, at least, it would be better privacy, easier to start atm. On the other hand, we'll focus more on ecosystem like wallets, mobile, merchant APIs etc.

It'll take time for the coin to gain more traction from community and for devs to implement better wallets, tools etc but we'll do that with high responsibility and long-term commitment.

gginn

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best of luck i love the idea

Madinvestor

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Quote from: jwinterm on July 22, 2017, 11:49:15 AM

Quote from: FIEX on July 22, 2017, 11:29:23 AM

Quote from: jwinterm on July 22, 2017, 10:27:36 AM

Just to be clear, the only differences between monero and this coin are:

1 - 10% premine
2 - minimum mixin of 12 enforced from start of network
3 - emission curve
4 - ?

Are there plans to diverge further, or just continue merging changes from monero?

You can read the Development path here:
https://medium.com/sumokoin/sumokoin-development-path-2c5e0fd1b0fa

Or my summary here:
https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@fiex/sumokoin-one-to-watch

Hope you can find your answers here.

The only two real features I see there - subaddresses and multisig - are fairly long in development and close to use in Monero, so it seems like the answer is just merge stuff that Monero develops?

Both will be here by next month. Then you will have an easy-mining tech by Billue. And when both sub-adresses and multsig will be working, devs will add new innovations I guess. But still those ideas are different of the XMR's ones. Join our telegram if you have any questions I guess devs would enjoy explaining to you !

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