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This looks like it might be interesting, but its very difficult to get any clear idea of what it actually is from the OP, an I can't find any other source of information. Is there nowhere I can go for a clear and succinct description of what Tilecoin is and what its trying to become?

if you do not know Internet of things:

this article may help:



http://postscapes.com/blockchains-and-the-internet-of-things


Blockchains and the Internet of Things
 
Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin represent much more than digital economic innovations. The true value of the underlying technology -- the blockchain -- has only just begun to be explored, and potential applications to the Internet of Things and Smart Systems are vast.
 
To understand why, let’s review the basics of how Bitcoin, and blockchains generally, work.
Blockchain Basics
Blockchains, Altchains, and Sidechains
Applications for IoT and Smart Systems
Resources
Projects
Companies
Blockchain Basics
 
If you haven't been living under a rock you are aware of Bitcoin as a popular (and controversial) cryptocurrency -- a form of money that can be transferred securely and anonymously across a widely distributed peer-to-peer network. The Bitcoin blockchain is essentially a ledger of all legitimate transactions that have occurred on the network so far, which is maintained by the collaborative efforts of all the nodes in the network.
 
The process is automatic, based on consensus, and fully auditable. That creates a “trustless” system where nobody has to put their faith in anyone else, because the Bitcoin network itself is guaranteed to keep a fair and accurate record of which bitcoins belong to whom (solving what is known as the Byzantine Generals Problem).
 
The Bitcoin blockchain is built up over time, as new transactions are added to the ledger. Whenever two people exchange bitcoins, an encrypted record of the transaction is sent out to all other nodes in the Bitcoin network. The other nodes verify the transaction by performing complex cryptographic calculations on the data in the record, and notify one another each time a new “block” of transactions is confirmed as legitimate (Every 10 minutes). When a majority of the nodes agree that a block passes muster, they all add it to the ledger and use the updated version as a cryptographic basis for encrypting and verifying future transactions.
 
That way, the blockchain can record an accurate history of Bitcoin exchanges and, because it’s constantly being extended and verified collectively, is basically impervious to fraud (outside of flaws in the underlining structure [See Satoshi's original whitepaper here], a 51% attack, or other weakness in the system).
 
Blockchains, Altchains, and Sidechains
 
Since Bitcoin was first created in 2009, many other cryptocurrencies or "altcoins" have sprung up using similar structures. Each has its own blockchain, often called “altchains” because they are largely based on forks of the Bitcoin software.
 
Developers quickly realized that blockchains weren’t restricted to monetary transactions -- they could be used to track and verify any kind of digital exchange. Perhaps the most prominent example is Namecoin, a distributed DNS namespace. The Namecoin blockchain is a record of who controls which name in the .bit namespace (e.g. mydomain.bit). Another example is Datacoin, which lets users store data in its blockchain.
 
The trouble with the proliferation of altchains is two-fold. One: The security and reliability of a blockchain network depends on its size -- the number of nodes involved -- and the Bitcoin blockchain has a big lead in terms of its computing power, which makes it difficult for fledgling cryptocurrencies to gain widespread adoption. Two: Forking development results in siloing of the assets and networks of altchains. That means each altchain duplicates a lot of the code and functionality of other blockchains without being directly integrated with them (which is due partly to the reluctance of Bitcoin’s developers to make big changes to the software now that there’s so much at stake in the network). It also means that assets -- like Bitcoins or Namecoins -- can’t be transferred directly between blockchains (there are third-party exchanges for that).
 
To solve both those problems, some developers have proposed a concept called the “sidechain.” Sidechains enable developers to create software that iterates on a “parent” blockchain, while allowing assets to be directly transferred between the parent and the sidechain, and from one sidechain to another.
 
That means the Bitcoin “parent” blockchain could spawn sidechains to handle the exchange of names, data, or other assets within the Bitcoin network without altering the core functionality of Bitcoin. (See a list of potential applications here)
 
Applications for IoT and Smart Systems
 
As blockchains and sidechains proliferate, there are several important implications for the Internet of Things and the development of Smart Systems. For one, blockchain technology could provide a way to track the unique history of individual devices, by recording a ledger of data exchanges between it and other devices, web services, and human users.
 
Blockchains could also enable smart devices to become independent agents, autonomously conducting a variety of transactions. Imagine a vending machine that can not only monitor and report its own stock, but can solicit bids from distributors and pay for the delivery of new items automatically -- based, of course, on the purchase history of its customers. Or a suite of smart home appliances that can bid with one another for priority so that the laundry machine, dishwasher and robo-vacuum all run at an appropriate time while minimizing the cost of electricity against current grid prices. Or a vehicle that can diagnose, schedule and pay for its own maintenance.
 
At a more abstract level, blockchain networks themselves also have the potential to become independent agents, what some have referred to as “Distributed Autonomous Corporations.” These would supplant systems like banking and arbitration, which have traditionally relied on trusted and centralized human authorities, with trustless and decentralized networks. Examples include electronic couriers to securely transfer sensitive information, escrow services to transfer ownership rights, or even auto-installation services to verify and push updates to the software governing other DACs.
 



ibm-blockchain
 
"In the absence of a centralized server brokering messages, supporting file storage and transfers, and arbitrating roles and permissions, any decentralized IoT solution should support three foundational types of transactions:
 
• Trustless peer-to-peer messaging
• Secure distributed data sharing
• A robust and scalable form of device coordination.'
 
 Source: IBM Institute for Business Value (PDF)



 
blockchain-stack
Blockchain Application Stack - Credit: Joel Monegro, Coindesk
 
Building a distributed future
 
Blockchains and cryptocurrencies are a fairly new invention, and current applications only scrape the surface of their possible uses. As various companies, projects and individuals begin thinking about ways to apply blockchains to the IoT and Smart Systems, we’ll collect information about those developments and other resources below.
 
 
Resources
The Fifth Protocol - BY Naval Ravikant (April 2014)
Minimum Viable Block Chain - By Ilya Grigorik (May 2014) H/T @mjfreshyfresh
Farstuff: The IoT Podcast - #9: Bitcoin & The IoT (June 2014)
Bitcoin and the Three Laws of Robotics - by Stan Larimer (Sept 2014)
Device democracy: Saving the future of the Internet of Things - IBM (Sept 2014)
The Blockchain Application Stack - By Joel Monegro (Nov 2014)
Decentralized Money: Bitcoin 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 - IEET By Melanie Swan (Nov 2014)
Bitcoin Series 24: The Mega-Master Blockchain List
Keywords:
Distributed Autonomous Corporation (DAC)
Object-oriented ontology (OOO)
 
Projects
IBM Adept
Companies
 
Cryptotronix
"A manufacturer of cryptographic open source hardware and software."
 
TilePay
"A free decentralized application that is downloaded to your personal computer, laptop or mobile phone. Each product, service and/or asset that is created by the decentralized application will have it’s own unique token that can be easily transferable person-to-person via the bitcoins blockchain."
 
Sidechains
Blockstream

sr. member
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This looks like it might be interesting, but its very difficult to get any clear idea of what it actually is from the OP, an I can't find any other source of information. Is there nowhere I can go for a clear and succinct description of what Tilecoin is and what its trying to become?

Can someone enlighten me in very simple terms what Tilecoin is trying to accomplish?

Enable Micropayments via Internet of Things (IoT) devices - http://cryptotronix.com/2014/12/10/tilepay

Decentralized Application (ĐApp) and Smart Contracts - http://www.ignite.ee/works/cryptocurrency

Tilecoin Features

  • TilePay is the wallet for TileCoin/Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies
  • TileVest is the crowd-equity funding mechanism
  • TilExchange is the decentralized trading platform (possible cross-chain capability)
  • TileClub is the Investment Club
  • TileLend is a decentralized cryptocurrency lending platform
  • TileGateways is where TileCoin is converted to other cryptocurrencies and Fiat

https://www.tilepay.org/#about
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-xtc-tilecoin-iot-internet-of-things-bitcoin-blockchain-app-761852
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This looks like it might be interesting, but its very difficult to get any clear idea of what it actually is from the OP, an I can't find any other source of information. Is there nowhere I can go for a clear and succinct description of what Tilecoin is and what its trying to become?
legendary
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he who has the gold makes the rules
loving this project wish i had bought some the other month but totally forgot
sr. member
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lol all these rumors about some mythical bter bot buying everything,
and here i am just accumulating anything the sell walls can shake out  Cheesy

I have friends that have spent dozens of btc each on it in the last few weeks too.
Nice to see a quality project on this forum,  needle in a haystack doesn't do bitcointalk justice.


if you guys hate bter so much, best chance is to ask polo.
bittrex is still working on cp integration, cant add tilecoin til after that. Wink

that's really a nice point.
All rumor will be gone whey they see Tilecoin rank top 3 on coinmarketcap.
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lol all these rumors about some mythical bter bot buying everything,
and here i am just accumulating anything the sell walls can shake out  Cheesy

I have friends that have spent dozens of btc each on it in the last few weeks too.
Nice to see a quality project on this forum,  needle in a haystack doesn't do bitcointalk justice.


if you guys hate bter so much, best chance is to ask polo.
bittrex is still working on cp integration, cant add tilecoin til after that. Wink

Same here, i've put 4 BTC in it + still hording
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@actualadvicebtc
lol all these rumors about some mythical bter bot buying everything,
and here i am just accumulating anything the sell walls can shake out  Cheesy

I have friends that have spent dozens of btc each on it in the last few weeks too.
Nice to see a quality project on this forum,  needle in a haystack doesn't do bitcointalk justice.


if you guys hate bter so much, best chance is to ask polo.
bittrex is still working on cp integration, cant add tilecoin til after that. Wink
legendary
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It seems you can't send an Asset from the localhost wallet to another localhost wallet testnet address - Stuck at 'send'.

Maybe this part is supposed to be disabled in the Testnet? Please clarify this step, Asic.



Wallet is working smoothly after Asset creation. Successful Testnet Transaction.




Thanks for the test for community.

maybe we should have a instruction for how to creat a asset based tilepay platform?

legendary
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I posted the incorrect link. Roll Eyes



Regards,
ASIC-8Tile

teasing is not hurting us at all Smiley


Community Question:
How many Tilecoinx should we burn for each Asset (Token)?

how about make it 30 XTC



is it possible to adjust the Burning quantity if XTC value increase in the future?

Is decentralized Exchange also come soon?

Eric Jennings will attend Orielly Conference on Jan. 27th.  He is going to talk about Blockchain and IoT.

Is our cooperation involved?


sr. member
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I posted the incorrect link. Roll Eyes

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_11-b12)

Here is the link to the file.
https://mega.co.nz/#!U8NCHSzI!tewOZToLpApf_Pfl9geSD0lZ-IX4Esm59rx9yTuFwg8

Please use http://onlinemd5.com/ to verify the MD5 and sha1.

md5
04aa52502398f02a6ca2425881f08064
sha1
b7d346e06b46cf20f1a2f8dbd4047fd4f83f715779d80b1de38b9cb8e3d1a52d

Regards,
ASIC-8Tile
legendary
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Important to check the files are correct before release.

Hope this can be fixed soon.

Cheers as always.

i believe dev uploaded the wrong files.

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We need other exchange,  maybe bittrrex?

Bittrex have not add any XCP based coin?

but it seems poloniex is a nice place.
Say good Grin Grin Grin
sr. member
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We need other exchange,  maybe bittrrex?

Bittrex have not add any XCP based coin?

but it seems poloniex is a nice place.
legendary
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Regards,
ASIC-8Tile


Dear Dev,

Is this .zip for 0.0.3 testnet?

Seems still the 0.0.2 version.

Thanks

Community Question:
How many Tilecoinx should we burn for each Asset (Token)?


how about make it 30 XTC



is it possible to adjust the Burning quantity if XTC value increase in the future?


Is decentralized Exchange also come soon?

Eric Jennings will attend Orielly Conference on Jan. 27th.  He is going to talk about Blockchain and IoT.

Is our cooperation involved?



legendary
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lol tilecoin is a total joke !
it does not even have a website or a own forum Cheesy
i would never invest in it

actually you are a good joke.  Please do some research and then start shitting around. 

this project do not need retard like you.  come when it hit top3.
hero member
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lol tilecoin is a total joke !
it does not even have a website or a own forum Cheesy
i would never invest in it
hero member
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We need other exchange,  maybe bittrrex?
sr. member
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Quote

Community Question:
How many Tilecoinx should we burn for each Asset (Token)?

Regards,
ASIC-8Tile

It's time to build a community now....maybe at the reddit?

maybe a forum or website for Tilecoin?
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Smells good!
Quote

Community Question:
How many Tilecoinx should we burn for each Asset (Token)?

Regards,
ASIC-8Tile

It's time to build a community now....maybe at the reddit?
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