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Quote from: SalvorHardin on March 11, 2013, 08:20:42 AM

Quote from: crazy_rabbit on March 11, 2013, 02:16:47 AM

With the Terracoin profitability jumping up and down so much, don't forget you can play dice games directly from Terrawallet.com!

:-)

I hope whoever bought like 50,000 TRC today over at Vircurex is reading this. Wink

Help support the TRC community.

+1 If you're sitting on lots of TRC- help out with the community! I've been giving mine away constantly. :-) But building things is even better!

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I just set up a wallet there. It's very well built, good work Crazy_Rabbit and thanks!

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Quote from: crazy_rabbit on March 11, 2013, 02:16:47 AM

With the Terracoin profitability jumping up and down so much, don't forget you can play dice games directly from Terrawallet.com!

:-)

I hope whoever bought like 50,000 TRC today over at Vircurex is reading this. Wink

Help support the TRC community.

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With the Terracoin profitability jumping up and down so much, don't forget you can play dice games directly from Terrawallet.com!

:-)

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I presume at the major exchange like BTC-e and Vircurex, which support multiple alt-cryptocurrency. Though if you provide services like games and gambling at your wallet site, people will deposit nominal amount there just to try out the games.

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I'm considering expanding terrwallet to include other coins, and I was curious to see what people's reactions would be. I'm not yet committed to the idea as running an instawallet is actually rather expensive. You can't run on it on a VPS as it means your wallet.dat file isn't really secure from prying eyes. You need it on a server you control yourself to be sure.

Still, I'm curious to know how people are using/holding their alt coins.

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Quote from: BUYNEW on March 03, 2013, 01:21:25 PM

I dont trust Bitcoin clones

Why not? At least you know they are fair, opensource, not premined (in the case of TRC and PPC for example), and secure in their implementation. Whats not to trust?

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I dont trust Bitcoin clones

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Quote from: mrhell on March 03, 2013, 11:21:08 AM

This currency is premined or not?

NO. TRC was NOT premined.

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This currency is premined or not?

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Quote from: CrownCloud on March 03, 2013, 10:49:38 AM

Hey Crazy_rabbit,

Neat site, just 1 thing (maybe a chrome related error / issue)

The BETA bar covers up the text / logo below it,

Here's a fix (I assume you use bootstrap)

Code:

Add that to the page and It'll add the spacing (padding) between the navbar and the content below.

Thanks !

Thanks for the tip- I will fix that. It's actually from another service and if you click/hover over it, it should disappear. Thanks for pointing that out!

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Hey Crazy_rabbit,

Neat site, just 1 thing (maybe a chrome related error / issue)

The BETA bar covers up the text / logo below it,

Here's a fix (I assume you use bootstrap)

Code:

Add that to the page and It'll add the spacing (padding) between the navbar and the content below.

Thanks !

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So a big update on the road to getting out of beta... Mobile support!

TerraWallet should now look great on your mobile device! Tablets still get the desktop version but mobile users should now have a clean, easy to read mobile site.

Let me know if you notice any errors!

www.terrawallet.com
Thanks!
The rabbit

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Quote from: webosftw on February 13, 2013, 09:26:56 PM

also when you click receive it displays a wrong address. It caps all letters.

GOOD CATCH! Totally missed that, you're 100% right! Thank you! Sending you some coins for that major oversight! :-)

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also when you click receive it displays a wrong address. It caps all letters.

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Quote from: webosftw on February 13, 2013, 01:35:19 PM

would it be possible to the stats and your balance refresh every 30 seconds or so? Because I have to click refresh to see if it sent + got any confirmations. It would be a cool little thing to add.

I'll have this added back in. :-) Although at this point I don't think 30 seconds is necessary, exchange support is rather low at the moment so it doesn't move that fast.

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Quote from: crazy_rabbit on February 09, 2013, 08:07:47 AM

So for example computing TRC rate at the moment is rather difficult to do as the exchanges are small with small volume. :-(

Volume weighted 24 hours across both currently active exchanges would at least give a ballpark figure.

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would it be possible to the stats and your balance refresh every 30 seconds or so? Because I have to click refresh to see if it sent + got any confirmations. It would be a cool little thing to add.

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Quote from: doublec on February 13, 2013, 08:21:46 AM

Quote from: crazy_rabbit on February 08, 2013, 03:02:00 AM

Thats an interesting idea. I've head some people don't like that system and I particularly have had trouble with it myself. What would be the advantage of it?

It's definitely been polarizing. Many people love using OpenID and just as many people have hated the exchanges use of it.

I think it's because OpenID doesn't seem to have once central, and easy to understand site that explains it. Everytime I use it I feel like there is no obvious source of answers for my questions and I'm redirected endlessly. That said, it's in the back of my mind.

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Quote from: maunderingcabal on February 13, 2013, 08:20:33 AM

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Quote from: maunderingcabal on February 09, 2013, 07:37:14 AM

you should make an option to post your backup wallet address, just in case. I don't feel particularly safe using this for large quantities. Other than that I love your wallet.

Thanks! So nice to hear! That is a really good idea, I've just been thinking how to develop a system that would know when/how to send coins to users backup wallets. You know? For the moment a cold storage system is being implemented, so that if someone hacks the server, the majority of coins (starting around 90%) are actually off line. That's a big step forward in security I think.

I like the backup wallet- but the question then becomes how does one build an effective "trip-wire" that can sense some intrusion and quickly dump the coins in an emergency? I'd really like suggestions about that one. That said, as I look toward a future of making this at least marginally profitable, it's not profitable to send users their coins directly back- you might lose them as users. Rather if you keep them in cold storage, and once the kinks are worked out come back on line- the users might retain a trust in you that they might have otherwise lost in a moment of panic. Of course- I am not thinking only from a 'profit angle' so I wouldn't do something purely for profit reasons, but I'm trying to cover all angles.

I think there is a greater danger however, if the server is compromised in some way that a hacker might be able to play with the emergency addresses and trip the system themselves, and get the system itself to dump all the coins to the hacker. A cold storage system is much simpler, and has less vectors of attack. Indeed I am considering having an entirely offline pre-generated list of addresses for new users, so coins always go straight to the hotwallet, and we never keep more then a fraction of coins online. Even safer as the service never has a chance to accumulate more the whats in the hot-wallet.

I don't know what is more of a risk, the possibility of losing all of my coins to a server crash or to a hacker. It still just seems like a risk. I think it would be less likely to lose my coins saved on my computer.

Of course- this is always the issue with instawallets. This is one reason why I'm developing a BTC version of the wallet using TRC, it's the perfect dev currency.

At the same time though- you have to ask yourself, is an instawallet site doing as much as you are with your home computer to protect the coins? I would say that's a tough call. A lot of people are running their wallets on windows machines with pirated software/games/whatnot. Even my instawallet is just a linux distribution with nothing but the daemon and apache running. So who knows- do all users guard their wallets as well as all instawallets guard theirs? Definitely not. At the same time, when you're coins are at home, you can only spend them at home. If we make this a mobile currency, some compromises will have to be made somewhere.

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