Topic: [ANN] SuperNET NXT asset 12071612744977229797, SUPERNET KMD assetchain in summer - page 40. (Read 736772 times)

Told you so! Not to say you were not warned boys! Long ago it was, now it becomes a reality and a fact.

Today, Supernet/Unity is less than half its BTC IPO price! A worthless shitty coin like its NXT companion.

R.I.P Supernet. R.I.P. jl777.

Investors please do not to invest in supershits like this one. You will do a favor to yourself and also to bitcoin.

Bye, bye, rest in peace shitty net.

(p0 1105.88742990) (p1 1552.57645638) (p2 915.82309959) (p3 0.00000000) (p4 0.00000000) (p5 0.00000000) (p6 0.00000000) (p7 0.00000000) (p8 1342.77916380) balances 4917.06614967 [9000.00000000]
pangea_sendnewdeck new deck at 1444610778
host sends NEWDECK checkprod.e171a71c7cf73a37 numhands.1044

the above means 1044 hands were played (between bots on localhost) in about 12 hours.

a typical hand history:

{"size":2042,"handid":1050,"hand":[{"handid":1050,"cardpubs":"a63f22a57bac0bd62fa0239699e526b217459e60acf1aac9dbde367acfa55d385192e2402812d49 f5043d3b27a3fc8448acea2a9169c26261fbf4472057df46727b8cd0cbd15e898e507de21ad83ba cc0e15cee50f22ed5aab528009f15549011a26624aa28687d1d6695b9e83b2806cde7e5d793b3e6 a2be90c45796999152d3aefb40e0978e1efdeb6d7fe4d123ca457b8fe50f58d00a0e7639c2ee7f7 e30461f0701b3626be57794695cb7b921ea640bce77904ade4bcbc654a76214a3c414358a7e8095 12b50044a99b03700aac103a6080551acbff035099a1e283a530c75b4f6dae91afa74ff4172b567 b551c67b453622dc99149a3bbbc738e0f9c573b87ede5bf3895d902d7afa3802c3c46dfb6fba2f0 d32658e057966bddd4cb051c139651b541194e1d9fee5a15ce6691b18c0fef7ab64b42cc754d188 b5624d0cc578e5c5b0a10ec33a9b404334b7faeb60281588cdf7a1fe5fc8e6e2d061c501e65f52b 5d024fc0671f5327afa0fd7775423e31e7e09dab542ce325ba8a329624f7cd814f166d4875cef16 d468dc5206612e1bb4edc263e762d4772aacb3664c5298bd862c38792372dca44e8770abc48ebf4 17c5af1bcdbae20a47d7bfac31e58d01bc94de3eb041d643488508384050fdc8f29fa0079025a79 78cc376b60215f0175a9f527cbf20970150cc953f3caaf40065e4cf7142e02c258e4824d251aada a73b840019eb30a532fe747e7c33a1c86414d55b2118a2309147cad37e97ae0496de4fe6fb6e2bf 84ef3a9348c3ffb3a3aab63b223d535803425c55867f76bcee4f41e61c175b26020d01652b9c13c 50a98c1291df18c45e82c99da31012be247bb55ed5c7a31e0d4c4c43e0a6e7f2fd7d1fdad5e9388 449185a007983120f7a00d355f5156d6b70619d0ecd15458a256a4c400be96ce23ef4beef3b17f4 e9065e834b3b11f10743fb7221690c4258f24863df0ef6cf9b693e4a4280c070a6c1f9b6a612a72 08c1c734742f8380ee4ab62ecb316da515b8cb8370be2a8851de2ed22a7f77448e4ed663c9109fa 5bfbc3b372f467bdd1b67f3c1a45554fe761b29724bf766f29120cda3690d2ae2dafc665935a77c 57f2d454c4e8f2266f00a0c4621f3a2c3547847962dfaa92d0fd07d69d11df99270a199901128c1 a8d57f4df7655a29e94c9c197a1aacff229dd55d198da41551ed8c1b9005e2a83655875ced4a7c1 82f48162dccc4d05f78050f403c56c45ca578aa724f92b818b0b2cbcb2382f34dc7506ffb88c0d4 e438b9775229622e01835324e16e03976c4532de597da7a09ebca43fed06770777d41f4e2fff8fd f74a487091a85f1ba36b4a5b8181598ed1f5b7cf6eb6387bfed688b3c76206d41427bb0cef50c40 9b0542507f583f9863e873a9ccea085a2a27a7525d4ee92fbeda96ee19224a24516527603ab1727 4e6731660975a09cbff01f8d2d05d40697fd18b1ee317e40454ab7971b21963b34e0d5ba582733e 59b819d0080347e10a5dc67fcac88cef74ba40c0a03169031995f412c2af0431f248a27eccf7e37 cd277da5bdae890c6013b8a06c7cc904cba7a1d8aed361acaa4e0e5cb37373b7b290e0d08edc3b9 c0338e7d48f09b074e5c8d6623c43dbac5407d7b5487bc24399f58a99beee4a49779b75efdf6d5a c014456b0243969f0af7059dde0bf89643f517b407bb7e29d18d7cf035971b26df5541ea497ce1b c0815d157a97367899c9abab29f78d77ee0de6dd343a77a18cb883851248c0f7a853c18d1d42d0e 112b2f8dcc36a35f0a7068fc3a7e156cf7a46f94470fc47f06c47fb656b013e57fb7def2e4ebdb2 ad36b69e12c76470576149fd9b62f5c1f1a8169400b9ec96cd233b8beedc24b4930541b80d4bb7b 0ac8236fdcb1766a847ad9ae210b3b4692bdb3d20ffe78ed2712614c2abfb13e0d2eec650b5f742 425ff0bb486fb2cfee1a40de6f63d62f7bf729ae6c0c9679f5a1b7c11a7a8ff9d53c522a4f2d857 7da6131277d5118016c00a512d8f5de18d563583630e1c39ba5520864e1246c95997b2e6f915807 2158b6258b6401d15897d8f1b109c38fd080dc90237d4143c1feebd4fdcc939ee026a2f8594800a 2c5b7c3b12facfbe254d07a91c81de67a38521cf4d1bbbda2c401f121caf5186385c47cc68e8615 07b88bcca5544ac4e8ad3382e988c1acdd5ecd29dc1ccaf2418e77cb54ef035d32199d16bf0fbb9 9973648f0a376b831078a4b6b06f91cc36349d20c634abb2f37dc7a80d126695d2f36c65c02c074 e88d42bcc3d1372497cb47a47e6071c0aa78aec88a5a25ea82be39950de1f9dbbcbf834ab409384 b89007573ddc705d3329b0f49f17328c37a4115da03e5919d593c2202cbd2465d02130213b"}, {"handid":1050,"snapshot":[1094.82742990, 1564.18645638, 915.64309959, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1341.59916380]}, {"player":3,"action":"fold"}, {"player":4,"action":"fold"}, {"player":5,"action":"fold"}, {"player":6,"action":"fold"}, {"player":7,"action":"fold"}, {"player":7,"action":"fold"}, {"player":3,"action":"fold"}, {"player":4,"action":"fold"}, {"player":5,"action":"fold"}, {"player":6,"action":"fold"}, {"player":8,"action":"smallblind","bet":0.50000000}, {"player":0,"action":"bigblind","bet":1}, {"player":0,"action":"allin","bet":1093.82742990}, {"player":1,"action":"fold"}, {"player":2,"action":"fold"}, {"player":8,"action":"fold","bet":0.50000000}, {"player":0,"won":1078.89751845}, {"balances":[1078.89751845, 1564.18645638, 915.64309959, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1341.09916380]}, {"hostrake":10.95327430,"pangearake":5.47663715}],"cards":[]}1094.82742990 0.00000000 0.00000000 0.00000000 0.00000000 0.00000000 0.00000000 0.00000000 0.50000000 sidepot.0 of 1

granted with 5 of 9 players already busted, not such an interesting hand, but i am getting a full hand in about 30 seconds, with over 10 actions per hand, it seems that the 3 seconds per action is more than achieved.

of course this is localhost in loopback mode, and adding network ping times will slow things down, but really the user input time appears like it will be the biggest time

James

There he is again, the biggest fudder of BCT. Whats the problem bro? Is XMR not running how you would like it to be? Or are you just fudding because you're bored?

"3 second blocktime?"

Good luck with that!   

https://nxtforum.org/index.php?topic=6628.msg196046#msg196046

pangea test release

actually it is already tradeable via instantdex's external exchange aggregation.
not sure if a non-multisig BBR asset will be adequate solution

Does that mean it won't be tradeable via InstantDEX for the foreseeable future?

since it doesnt have multisig and also not compatible with bitcoin RPC, MGW wont work for it.
there would need to be some sort of custom gateway for this and that is not currently one of my projects

Is there a timetable by when Boolberry will be storable (available as supernet asset) on the supernet wallet?

http://chainradar.com/bcn/blocks
http://chainradar.com/bbr/blocks
http://chainradar.com/xmr/blocks

can anybody comment on those three pages and what it indicates?

I have always been focused on usage, not speculative prices. With cryptonotes, the blockchain size is a key issue and while BBR has the pruning, if it has to be RAM resident that defeats the purpose to a large degree. I am very glad to see a DB version in testing as until that is out, the footprint is too big.

In the last year I have coded from scratch ramchains, MGW, InstantDEX, SuperNET agents, atomic wallet swaps, jumblr coinshuffle, pangea decentralized poker and PAX pegged asset exchange, currently ~100,000 lines of C code. This is just the code I personally wrote, not counting all the non-coding issues of managing a large decentralized community, nor of the contributions of dozens of other devs. I dont believe many people understand the full scale and scope of what I am working on, let alone of the entire SuperNET.

Due to my workload, I am not posting much on BTT, nor can I be proactively working on BBR integration into SuperNET at this point. That being said, I think what can be done is for a SuperNET agent to be created that allows for using BBR by all the SuperNET nodes. A SuperNET agent allows a set of node(s) to publish a service to all the other nodes in the network, this is how MGW is implemented. I think combining coinshuffle with a cryptonote would be quite a powerful combination.

A BBR agent would facilitate its usage, but really what is needed is more active involvement by BBR dev team in the SuperNET slack. If you think of SuperNET as a shopping mall, then the BBR store is there, but without BBR peoples, it will be an empty store.

James

Please provide an update in this Boolberry thread when available:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.12610814

There are a lot of people curious about how BBR will be used. CryptoZoidberg completed the SuperNET integration work on the BBR side a long time ago

The sooner we can get all this tested and GUIfied, the sooner these dividends will start flowing.

PANGEA alpha release:

if anybody is brave enough, latest push github.com/jl777/btcd is somewhat working at API level

./BitcoinDarkd SuperNET '{"plugin":"pangea","method":"start","resubmit":"no","base":"NXT","addrs":["hostNXT", "otherNXT"],"bids":[{"offerNXT":"hostNXT","wallet":{"isbot":1,"bigblind":"100000000","ante":"10000000","rakemillis":10,"balance":"10000000000"}}, {"offerNXT":"otherNXT","wallet":{"isbot":0,"bigblind":"100000000","ante":"10000000","rakemillis":10,"balance":"10000000000"}}],"offerNXT":"hostNXT","bigblind":"100000000","ante":"10000000","rakemillis":10}'

the above starts a game between hostNXT and otherNXT, each starts with a balance of 100, host rake of 1%, bigblind 1, ante of 0.1, and the host is a bot. By changing the "base" you can change what denomination the chips are, of course it is all just imaginary for now. InstantDEX supports a special exchange called "pangea" which will act as the lobby, for now manually constructing the "start" API must be done.

you can have up to 9 players by increasing the addrs and bids arrays
it is VERY picky and might need to restart nodes if anything goes wrong
working on making it more robust today

when it is your turn you submit one of the following actions:
./BitcoinDarkd SuperNET '{"plugin":"pangea","method":"turn","action":"allin"}'
./BitcoinDarkd SuperNET '{"plugin":"pangea","method":"turn","action":"check"}'
./BitcoinDarkd SuperNET '{"plugin":"pangea","method":"turn","action":"call"}'
./BitcoinDarkd SuperNET '{"plugin":"pangea","method":"turn","action":"raise","amount":"satoshis"}'
./BitcoinDarkd SuperNET '{"plugin":"pangea","method":"turn","action":"bet","amount":"satoshis"}'
./BitcoinDarkd SuperNET '{"plugin":"pangea","method":"turn","action":"fold"}'

It implements a coinshuffle inspired algo to shuffle the cards in a fully decentralized way. So no player knows the cards that any other player has, yet all players can verify the validity of cards that are revealed later and can also immediately see their hole cards. I use curve25519 field algebra combined with high entropy card seeds, but it isnt QC resistant so dont play for money against anybody with a working QC.

I decided that speed was more important than QC resistance for now. An encrypted deck is ~16kb. For more than 2 players, MofN recovery is possible for a player bailout, but i dont have that fully activated yet.

I spent a few weeks coding up pangea so now there is a real world use case for peggy fiat denominations. After peggy integration, I will integrate in jumblr so people can get some privacy for such things.

Pangea's rake is set at 0.5%, 80% of that to pangea asset holders, 20% to privatebet assetholders

the increased peggy usage will help subsidized the interest rates paid to depositors, if enough usage then it would be max 7.77% for all the longer term locks. And all this volume will have a percentage (via rounding errors) going to crypto777 asset holders. Jumblr shuffle fees of 0.1% (along with 60% of privatebet dividends) will go to NXTprivacy assetholders.

The sooner we can get all this tested and GUIfied, the sooner these dividends will start flowing.

James

Hey All

BTCOR's Magazine, October edition is now available for viewing.

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​What's inside you say?​ BTCOR and NXT/SuperNet news. Audiocoin interview. InstantDEX article. Damon's Article. EOM Report.

And did you make the "Top 5 SuperNet Slack Chats"?​ on Page 17.  LOL

And if the stars align we should see some really cool stuff inside next month's edition too.

Right. I actually missed an opportunity to point out that mining-exploration is full of 'scams' by Mr. Troll's definition, but by some magical process new mines get found, developed, built and pay real money dividends. There's one noticeable difference, though: a paying mine takes more than a decade to go from "greenfield" to a paying proposition.

He is free to post all his nonsense in other threads, but when he comes to the SuperNET thread I just have to post facts to refute his nonsense.

Since he claims to be such a good programmer, I would be open to learning from him. We can have a hackathon weekend to make something useful and I would imagine what he will make would be absolutely staggering. Since I have written over a million lines of code and he has double my experience, he must have written over 2 million lines of code.

James

I guess if you don't have any skills yourself, its easy to hate the more talented.

You could see it as a compliment James.

Looks like you're just moving your trolling goalposts whenever you feel like it, considering your earlier stance on the subject:



Of course this isn't surprising or is it anything new for you:

well the litecoin to bytecoin is doing much better, relatively speaking, than litecoin. it has about 20% the transactions as the original

http://chainradar.com/bcn/blocks - original: most blocks have non-coinbase transactions

http://chainradar.com/xmr/blocks - first major fork: most blocks are totally empty other than coinbase

but having only a few transactions per hour wont create much privacy, though I have heard great things about the rot13

James