Topic: [ANN] Triangles [TRI] Now Stable & Working Anonymous Cloak over TOR - ON BITTREX - page 4. (Read 90287 times)

Defragging worked great for me! I'm down to ~10% of the original inputs that particular address had - and it's staking a lot more now. Diff is rising as the amount of total coins staking increases.

And yes! It obviously works great (so far - never say never)!

will definitely be defraggin later. many many tiny inputs. We've got a working coin guys!

Do it! Both!

Ich komme aus Luxemburg, beherrsche aber die deutsche Sprache.

If it is desired, I will publish it in the PlayStore. Anyway I still need a dev-account to upload it, but this should not be a big problem.


Yes I thought about it and for the reason that the app already uses the Bittrex API to get the market information, further improvements such as trading are possible.

This is me and someone else sanitzing inputs.

Danke! Falls das nicht zu indiskret ist: Wo kommst du her? Hamburg hier.

And back to english:

That app looks great! I really like the orange-on-black color scheme. Also this brings up some questions:

- Will it be available in the App store?
- Did you ever think of making it a full blown TRI-trading app (via bittrex API keys)?



As for the game/faucet: Drop a line if you need hosting!


And more general: Network looks healthy and sane. Great!

I noticed some smaller bugs/things to improve, but nothing really serious. All GUI-related stuff (i.e. like proxy settings making no sense since the local TOR proxy port is currently hardcoded to 19099 and setting another one in the settings wouldn't work) so far.


Also I started "defragmenting" my inputs today. Since I was part of the "block-spamming-crew" in early september, I had more than 2000 inputs in one of my TRI addresses (can be seen in the "Send coins" tab if you activate coin control under Settings->Options->Display and go to "Send coins") . Since the number of inputs per block is limited (because the block size is limited), this would cause trouble if I wanted to send a larger amount of TRI from that address in one transaction. I imagine this condition would at least also apply to StephenJH and  most likely to some others. Also my  "fragmented inputs" address didn't stake as much as it should do. The cause for this is the same as described above - if you have thousands of inputs, only a limited amount of them are selected for creating a PoS block - also due to block size limitation.

So how to resolve this? It's simple but a little annoying:

Simply send those inputs to yourself! Select 100 inputs at a time (starting with the lowest ones) via coin control and send them as one transaction to some other TRI address you own (if you don't have one, create one in the very same wallet). Repeat until you are down to a reasonable amount of inputs.
You might have noticed that "zero or almost zero-reward block spamming" (so no more small inputs are created) stopped with yesterdays release, so this is a one-time task - this grade of fragmentation or vast amount of inputs won't occur again.


If the above text seems too muddle-headed to read and understand  -  say it. I am merely awake.


edit: As for the GitHub sources: I will most likely (most likely because I will have SEVERAL drinks tonight) upload the clean sources tomorrow. If not tomorrow, it will be Monday.

Good work WurstGelee (or in german: Ich ziehe meinen Hut vor Dir.)
For real, this is amazing.

I will now try to sync my wallet and see if it works fine.
Another thing, is this repository https://github.com/TrianglesCommunityProject/triangles up-2-Date? (EDIT: It´s okay, I saw it in your post. )If so, I will try (in the next days) to compile the wallet on MacOS and maybe on a Pi.

btw. for the fun, the code for the faucet is also ready (maybe some last improvements). But it works great as I tested it with another coin daemon.
Also a nice price jump on bittrex which I saw on my new Android App:
https://i.imgur.com/pBEJ1j2.png?1

Good to know...thanks guys!

Get some well deserved rest, WG...

You could do it without the bootstrap - but I wouldnt recommend it for 2 reasons:

- It takes WAAAAAYYY longer than to import the bootstrap and sync on from there.
- Syncing would probably stop at several points (probably @ 9000, 9500, 10000 blocks etc pp). Known issue with some parts of what I call the "crapchain"* but easy to bypass with the bootstrap file.


* main.h, line 31:





PS: So as a summary for a new wallet.:

- Put the bootstrap.dat into %appdata%\roaming\triangles folder - create that folder if it doesnt exist (which is most likely)
- Start the wallet. It takes a a few mins (depending on your system speed) then your wallet comes up with an almost synced blockchain. It should automatically sync to the current block.

Thats it.

EDIT: yes, almost resting. having a smoke. then rest.

Yep, had you in mind for this question.

I won't be able to download until tomorrow morning but that would be useful information since I do not have the old TRI wallet...

Important question! A new TRI user, can they just run the latest wallet and sync the blockchain like normal or do they have to use the bootstrap??