Topic: [ANN] XAYA 🌟True Blockchain Gaming 🌟 Fully Decentralized Games - page 2. (Read 94946 times)

First time in 8 years I used XAYA discord link and it took me to darknet porn nest. I got disgusted and then, moved by nausea, ducked out in panic and apprehension. Most holders are way too chicken-livered and timid to admit that in the backdrop of a general picture lives something barbaric and ruthless about XAYA that ur eye can not see. No one is permitted to talk about it because they know they would be gagged and trussed up like Halloween turkey.

First time in 8 years I used XAYA discord link and it took me to darknet porn nest. I got disgusted and then, moved by nausea, ducked out in panic and apprehension. Most holders are way too chicken-livered and timid to admit that in the backdrop of a general picture lives something barbaric and ruthless about XAYA that ur eye can not see. No one is permitted to talk about it because they know they would be gagged and trussed up like Halloween turkey.

If you were previously banned, then you'll get that message.

DM me in Discord and I'll have a look. >> @Renegade#8874

If you were previously banned, then you'll get that message.

DM me in Discord and I'll have a look. >> @Renegade#8874

By now most people know where Xaya discord links go.

Get in our Discord here: https://discord.gg/r4BdtNQCNV

New medium post is out.


For more, see the whole post: https://xaya.medium.com/xaya-x-is-for-every-blockchain-88e5a6e7545f

Other than the Xaya Core blockchain, the technologies we have created are blockchain agnostic, meaning that it doesn’t really matter what blockchain you are using because Xaya can turn it into a blockchain game. In particular, the libxayagame library is the primary engine that powers true blockchain games. However, for libxayagame to run on other blockchains, it needs a little helper: enter Xaya X.

Xaya X empowers developers on different blockchains to take advantage of the massive advantages that Xaya offers. Devs need merely point their GSP at Xaya X, and just like magic, they’ve got the most powerful blockchain gaming platform in the world at their fingertips.

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Xaya version v1.4.1

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There is also a Xaya Core 1.5.1.1 but you have to know how to convert source code into a working wallet

If you look at the versions most people are using
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/chi/#!network

Sub-version   Protocol   Count   Network Share
/Xaya:1.4.1/      110015   29   49.2 %   49.2 %
/Xaya:1.5.1/      110016   7   11.9 %   61.0 %
/Xaya:1.4.0/      110015   4   6.8 %   67.8 %
/Xaya:1.5.0/      110016   4   6.8 %   74.6 %
/Xaya:1.5.1.1/      110016   3   5.1 %   79.7 %
/Xaya:1.1.1/      110015   2   3.4 %   83.1 %
/Xaya:1.2.1/      110015   2   3.4 %   86.4 %
/Xaya:1.6.99/      110016   2   3.4 %   89.8 %
/Xaya:1.1.0/      110015   1   1.7 %   91.5 %
/Xaya:1.2.0/      110015   1   1.7 %   93.2 %
/Xaya:1.2.2/      110015   1   1.7 %   94.9 %
/Xaya:1.3.1/      110015   1   1.7 %   96.6 %
/Xaya:1.4.1/      110016   1   1.7 %   98.3 %
/Xaya:1.5.99/      110016   1   1.7 %   100.0 %

there are only three people who have tried 1.x.x in the last 24 hours, so maybe there is some kind of killswitch in newer versions that knocks out older versions to encourage those people to update?

I have a question regarding Xaya-QT wallet for Windows. I wonder if there is anybody using it besides me, because the issue is very apparent and annoying, yet nobody seems to report it up until now... The problem is - whenever I open the wallet, it crashes. So I have to delete the "blocks" and "chainstate" folders from the "C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Xaya" directory, then reopen the Xaya-QT and wait it to sync from scratch. That way it works for the last year at least.

I was using it on a Win7 machine, and assumed that misbehavior is due to the OS being too old. However I am using it on a Win10 machine currently, and the behavior is the same - it crashes, forcing me to sync it from scratch every single time I need to use it.

Is it a known bug? Is there anything I can do to avoid it, or to help the devs reproduce and fix it? The version is "Xaya version v1.1 (64-bit)", I assume that is the latest one.

Posting the image here so people can see outright. Now, I wonder, what will happen to these nodes because China is in crackdown of miners? If they are still online today, this means, China is still not full blast in shutting down these miners.

Well over half the Xaya nodes are in China

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/chi/#network-geo-tab

Human mining games = games where people do circular tasks, games, to make money.

Taskwork coins = coins where people do work of some sort, as part of a broader economy, to make money.

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Taskwork coins can create millions of jobs.

A good direction for a coin like Huc or Chi is to create modular programs that can be added on to a basic taskwork core and allow anybody to create their own taskwork coin for all sorts of work.

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It is one of the most lucrative paths for a coin, and it is a wide open niche that nobody has properly exploited yet.

The obvious progression from 'human mining games' to 'human mining taskwork' is probably the next big step in the economy, but the value is centered right now in coins that make smart contracts or do other trivial things which should be a very minor mechanical part of any economy.

Huc and Xaya have helped start the technology of human mining task work, which will be the basis for a real ai economy, as opposed to the 'software based' ai tools that Google and other corps promote, but which do not actually focus on real ai.

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You have made various games for Xaya, why not make one program that steps up from 'game' to simple taskwork with parameters that would fit the needs of most simple taskwork projects?

So if somebody wants to have online people do x job they can say 'Xaya or whatever coin facilitates that, and can be set up quickly'

It is obvious in which direction the coin economy is heading. It will be a dangerous place soon, and the power should not be concentrated in transnational corps and melting pot interests.

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As long as a taskwork coin's basic framework is open source and comprehensible to enough people, it is good as long as it is not a monopoly.