Topic: [ANN][BLAZR] BlazerCoin 🌿POW with DGW3🌿 Blazing the way for Future Generations (Read 25311 times)

Won't compile on Ubuntu 22 nor 20 (SSL Bignum issues) and, won't even compile one Ubuntu 16 ...

AI assisted clues, if anyone want to fix:

Summary of the issues and possible solution paths for the developer to explore:

rpcrawtransaction.cpp: This file contains the code where the ExtractDestinations function is called, and the handling of the extracted information is performed.

script.h and script.cpp: These files contain the implementation of the ExtractDestination and ExtractDestinations functions.

Compilation Error: The error message indicates an issue with the Boost variant library and the usage of boost::get and boost::strict_get functions.

Possible Solution:

Verify that the Boost library is installed correctly and accessible by the compiler.
Include the necessary Boost headers, specifically the Boost variant-related headers such as boost/variant.hpp.
Double-check the compatibility of the Boost library version with your code.
Ensure that the Boost variant types and related functions are used correctly and that the necessary types are defined and included.
Incomplete Type Error: The error message mentions an invalid application of sizeof to an incomplete type.

Possible Solution:

Review the Boost variant-related code and ensure that all necessary types and definitions are correctly included and accessible.
Check for any missing or incorrect type definitions related to Boost variant usage.
Verify that the Boost headers are included in the correct order before the relevant code snippets.
Extraction and Handling of Destinations: The code snippets involve the extraction and handling of destination addresses from scriptPubKeys.

Possible Solution:

Review the implementation of the ExtractDestinations function and ensure it correctly extracts the necessary information.
Verify that the ExtractDestinations function returns the expected values for type, addresses, and nRequired.
Check the implementation of the GetTxnOutputType function to ensure it returns the proper output type based on the input txnouttype.
Ensure that the objects (out, addresses, etc.) used to store the extracted information are properly defined and capable of storing the required key-value pairs.
By exploring these solution paths, reviewing the code implementations, and addressing any identified issues, the developer should be able to resolve the compilation error and ensure correct handling of destination addresses in the code.

node for BlazerCoin[BLAZR]:(2017)
addnode=185.87.149.61:8213

any new news ?
or is this coin dead! ?

Thank you for the help,
I have added them to de .conf file and waited for one day, but it doesnt synchronize. Perhaps I have a wrong setup in the wallet. I suppose the conf file is blazercoin.conf, am I right?

I have these nodes written down
addnode=148.251.54.6
addnode=2601:603:4b7f:bfc2::4693
addnode=2601:603:4b7f:bfc2:c479:c58c:5d15:8f04
addnode=83.39.107.78
addnode=218.84.234.131
addnode=73.11.158.217
addnode=85.236.188.28
addnode=185.66.140.234
addnode=192.3.198.7
addnode=84.234.52.190
addnode=88.99.68.228
addnode=2a01:4f8:202:1405::2201

There is, al least, one pool running, 3 or more connections up, webpage is not down, but the nodes in the forum are not working, does anyone know valid nodes?

Guys, this is a dead project, no exchanges. There is no dev. On Yobit a lot of dead coins and no one there will not repair wallets.

As of this writing, my windows wallet is still syncing on this coin but only has two connections.  I have no problem helping to keep the coin alive by running a dedicated node on one of VPS's if someone knows where I can find info on compiling with Ubuntu 16.04 or 18.04.  I looked at the git link and saw that it is for Ubuntu 12.04.  I wouldn't even know where to begin.

Deposit is temporarily disabled because wallet status is Maintenance

This place still exists https://yobit.net/en/trade/BLAZR/BTC

Blocks move slowly, but I deduced everything with CE. No more exchanges?

Wallet stopped syncing today everyone, goodbye blazer

Its always a sad day when you can't finish something you started,

If dev needs assistance don't hesitate to ask i want to see this coin running like a boss, i thought it had so much potential at the beginning,

We have multiple people who will do what it takes to get this coin to higher places,

Oh wait, pretty sure I am talking to myself !!

You want to swap this legacy coin that is working perfectly fine to an ERC20 token... ew !

Good luck but that is why Legacy coins are called Legacy, they have stood the test of time, after all a dead coin is a coin with no blockchain or active nodes

I already contacted coinexchange about that 

I think it is clear that nothing happend anymore. The old team didn't "blaze the way for the future generations". They left everything behind.... As you can see the creator of this page/creator of the coin was online a year ago. They deleted the website and deleted the official twitteracccount. It could fell in bad hands, but you are lucky because it is in our own hands.

@the old owner/creator please send me a pm if you would like to get everything back before 1 september!

I think 1 september is a reasonable deadline, we have to do something ourselves otherwise blazercoin will drop to zero.
@the old owner: Please mention your goals and a roadmap and a fresh whitepaper, because I and I think the rest of the community overhere doesn't have any trust in you anymore.

Otherwise we are going to develop a new businessmodel and use the domainname and Twitter account and start with Blazercoin 2.0

About the new project:
First of all, we would like to "repair" all the things that went wrong.

Priority number 1: keep Blazercoin on coinexchange.io (please help us with this, we need trading activity)
Priority number 2: building a community and team (I already have people that want to start)
Priority number 3: create a roadmap

What do you all think? Start with a new team, to build a new Blazercoin?
I already have some ideas, but will do some brainstorm sessions with my team first.

First questions:
• Do you want to keep it a "weedcoin"/ "seedcoin"? Or a complete new project?
• Do you want to keep the same coin? Or swap to new coin/token?
• Do you want to keep the logo or redesign it?

Personally I would like to rebrand it completely and create a whole new project based on an Ethereum token
• We (my team and I) can build a swap service (swap old Blazr to new Blazr)
• Tokens are easier to list and to implement it, we can add the erc20 token to several exchanges instantly!

But it is really important to create a usefull coin/token first, which will have a demand because of REAL USERS, instead of gamblers/traders.

Maybe someone can help us to list all Blazr coinholders, so we can take a snapshot. Or maybe someone knows an explorer that lists all the wallets and coinholders of Blazercoin? After that we can give you the possibility to swap and reserve the amounts that are already in the wallets of the Blazr holders.

We would like to know which wallets are from the original creators, because we don't want the original owners/creators to involve the prices on exchanges by dumping.

We have to change the total amount of coins/tokens. Because we need something for our team and some people are big holders and could dump everything. We really want to avoid that if we spend time and money to build a good fundament behind the Blazercoin.

Me/our team can develop:
• Website/ webshop
• Do seo/sea
• Design logo/ infographics/ roadmap/ marketing etc.
• Create new businessplan
• Create new business (big network)
• Small/medium exchange (big exchange will cost us extra)
• Platform to buy, sell and spend erc20 tokens
And manymore, almost everything with some little help but that costs money because I/we have to hire developers.

Note:
• I will never work for a project with bad intentions, I will never work on a project that is involved with illegal activities
• If I am going to work on this: Blazercoin will not become a drugdealing coin, not a darknet coin or something to bypass a law
• I own a very little amount of blazercoin (25 dollar value or something like that) and I was never involved in the blazercoin team
• I am willing to give the domain and the twitter account back to the original creator, but not after I spend time and money on it
• I have no bad intentions at all, just want to try to relaunch an old crypto project succesfully
• I never "owned" a cryptocurrency project like this before, but I am owner and co-founder/owner of several companies (not all related to blockchain)
• I have to do some research about the legal part first, if it is allowed to relaunch a project like this, taxes, chambre of commerce number etc.

Best regards,
Blazercoin  

ATTENTION Blazercoin is currently still listed on coinexchange.io, however, if no trades occur for 30 days, it will be delisted.

Yobit still hosts blazercoin. I checked the wallet the other day, and it was active.

Pretty sure looks like dead coin.

any nodes for connection?

If anyone is having issues withdrawitg from yobit, simply make a support ticket about it, and it will usually be active a short time later, but then it is put back into maintenance.

Blazercoin is extremely valuable and difficult to get, only 84 BLAZR are created each block that is mined. I am happy to get a large percentage of all the coins for like $40 usd.