Topic: [ANN] SuperNET NXT asset 12071612744977229797, SUPERNET KMD assetchain in summer - page 35. (Read 736772 times)

I saw this already on the nxtforum.
Thanks for the post.

Divs are going automatically if I understand this good.
Did somebody already earned divs and how much was it?
I want to buy some but need some information of the dividends system is already running.

There's a bit about dividends in the opening post https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8592943

And be sure to check the charts in https://nxtforum.org/nxt-promotion/graphs-charts-and-infographics-by-audo/5/

Hello,

is this asset paying dividends?
And how much was the dividends?

Yep, easy as that. Just be sure to choose a very very random passphrase. Preferably the one the client suggests for you, and maybe some of your own words added. And only log in on a pc that's free of password sniffers

You can buy assets from the 'Asset Exchange' tab on the left side of the standard NXT html wallet - but-but-but: please be sure to do your diligence first! There are good assets and there bad assets, caveat emptor!

For more details, I would advise to start at the NXT forum:

https://nxtforum.org/

You won't find any reliable info on NXT assets here on bitcointalk!

 

thanks and Happy holidays to you too!!  

Merry Christmas, everyone!!

Okay, okay, "belated" for some of ya'll's time zone...it's been a long day.

Just by the way - now I know I need to have full focus on one thing and do it properly, otherwise it won't work.

How can i change some TOKENs for supernet assets? Is it possible now?

BTC.0  N[195] d.182 p.195 g.195 A.13 h.389808 i.389808 r.389745 E.182:392845 M.362441 long.389807 est.8 13.41GB time 11.58 files.6692 Q.0 1

iguana talks to multiple coin networks at the same time, directly. BTCD and BTC are built in, but I have abstracted all the differences for the bitcoin compatibles, so additional ones can be added dynamically.

iguana creates native ramchains and I will add ledgerchains on top of it so using less space than the full blockchain, a block explorer level dataset will be available locally

i will also add wallet functions, along with all the supernet services into iguana. Running in native mode, I am seeing pretty good BTC sync times, but I am still debugging the native ramchains, so not sure what the final speed will be.

Also, as a chrome app, things are much slower due to the networking being a lot slower so I wouldnt recommend loading the full BTC blockchain into the chrome app, though most other coins will fit. there is a 10GB limit on chrome storage now, so that is a limiting factor as the BTC blockchain is estimated to take around 20GB

the same codebase compiles into a native unix or osx version though, so for native mode iguana will be the fastest to sync BTC chain to a working wallet. Once I get the basic iguana working, then I will add a lite mode version so the full BTC chain isnt needed locally

since iguana works as a chrome app, all the GUI is locally running HTML talking direct to the embedded JS bytecodes. I still need to add more things like script parsing and external RPC, but I just got the hardest part mostly working.

In my tests using native 64bit versions using parallel mode, on my laptop with 20mbps connection, I am getting a full sync in ~6hrs. With dedicated server VPS (32GB RAM, normal HDD, 500mbit/sec) it is syncing in a bit less than 30 minutes.

Latest tests show it never uses more than a few GB of RAM during the processing and I think I have a way to make an "instant-on" data structure, but not sure yet how fast a restart will be.

iguana codebase is currently ~10,000 lines of C code and its only external dependency is openssl and curl so the build process is: gcc -o iguana *.c -lssl -lcrypto -lpthread -lcurl -lm

for now native mode is only for benchmarking and debugging and you need to pass in a command line JSON to get it syncing.

With direct access to the various bitcoin compatibles from the same context, it will be possible to do some pretty cool things. but first I need to get the basics completed and released, so that is what I am doing.

Repo: https://github.com/SuperNETorg/iguana_dev
Task Boards: https://github.com/SuperNETorg/iguana_dev/issues & https://phabricator.supernet.org/tag/iguana/
We currently use Github AND Phabricator for task management.
Wiki: https://phabricator.supernet.org/w/iguana/
API: http://pad.supernet.org/api
Guide for new devs: http://pad.supernet.org/iguana_new_frontend_dev_guide
Iguana Dev Team and their Roles: http://pad.supernet.org/iguana_dev_team

Iguana TABS (like pages, includes details on content of tabs): http://pad.supernet.org/iguana_tabs

Some general info:
http://coremedia.info/index.php/bitcoin-2-0/item/187-project-iguana-to-birth-a-supernet-chrome-app-increase-accessibility-of-its-technology

James

Thanks James! So Iguana will enable wallet access to multiple crypto coins without any blockchain downloads, or just without multiple wallet installs, or both (no wallets, no blockchains)?

enables one click install chrome app to do fully decentralized crypto, without needing to install or run anything else

James

Can someone explain what crypto middleware (iguana) does in layman's terms?

And the best rule really is, "don't invest what you can't afford to see gone bye-bye." Even if your speculations pays off, you still have to treat the funds you plowed in as "gone bye-bye" for as long as it takes until the payoff kicks in. In this sense, it's useful to treat a speculative investment as if you had outright spent the money.

Yeap, every investment in cryptocurrency and projects around cryptocurrencies is actually risk capital. So, you need to calculate to lose your investments.

Exactly! You can expect a precisely timed ROI when you open up a Burger franchise at a shopping mall, but not with a Ninja development for a cutting edge crypto currency middleware!

whoever expects that is not in the right venue and should not have joined in the first place

one of the things james did quite right was that he never ever gave any deadlines.

another important thing to note is that he from day one insisted that he could not do GUI, and that he could do project management and integration only to a very limited extent.

what james does is producing brillant core tech, but integrating that into a usable shape is a different cup of tea entirely, that needs a complete different organization.

this has proven quite difficult, and there is another go at it right now with a very experienced group of devs whose stroing point is exactly that integration thing.

there are regular and detailed progress reports on slack, just come over and join!

No, the project is still alive and development is going on. There are no exact release dates. To get more information, you should join the Slack channel of Supernet. Most communication is going on there.

http://www.supernet.org/blog/slackinvite/