Itod, no trolling please.
For example, your attitude precludes you from absorbing the plain fact that the wiki is not for code. Nor is it for explanations of code. It's for organisational information.
For code, refer to Github.
Topic: [ANN][Blocknet] truly decentralized exchange | token ecosystem infrastructure - page 190. (Read 1103312 times)
March 03, 2015, 06:42:32 AM
March 03, 2015, 06:34:55 AM
Wrong thread?
I do know, however, that HZ's intentions for the MGW are somewhat different, and that they've adapted/bug-squashed every singe bit of tech they got from NXT.
But let's not discuss this here.
In any case, we're celebrating our new website!
http://blocknet.co
When i looked at that i foresaw this (nh'z'blocknet,supernet), just in a few years from now trading all the assets could work in some way perhaps - twoard of forward thinking as a way of helping within making things for everyones benefit
Edit: only a subjective theory, but one I hope gets taken into consideration for that better outcome (please post your opinions on this statement if you like)
March 03, 2015, 01:02:59 AM
Apparently now HZ is 'crowdfunding' a MGW clone.
Why crowdfund what jl777 did by himself, especially when the original is open source?
Please explain this to me, I want to understand.
Why crowdfund what jl777 did by himself, especially when the original is open source?
Please explain this to me, I want to understand.
When you say 'did', do you mean that everything Blocknet and XC and HZ are doing has been coded and accomplished by him (jl)alone? And there is no need for crypto to go any further? Does he have a finished product?
I'm not saying he isn't talented; he is. But he is working by himself and doesn't have a finished product. Blocknet code also differs (want to talk about JSON?) so if you would kindly explain, in detail, why you think your question is worth considering I would appreciate it.
Cheers...
Blocknet's xbridge is a direct hook into the wallet. It's not an RPC layer [Supernet] or PROXY layer [XAI].
March 03, 2015, 12:43:04 AM
Apologies for engaging the troll...I am looking forward to the new website! And beyond...
March 03, 2015, 12:41:53 AM
Apparently now HZ is 'crowdfunding' a MGW clone.
Why crowdfund what jl777 did by himself, especially when the original is open source?
Please explain this to me, I want to understand.
Why crowdfund what jl777 did by himself, especially when the original is open source?
Please explain this to me, I want to understand.
When you say 'did', do you mean that everything Blocknet and XC and HZ are doing has been coded and accomplished by him (jl)alone? And there is no need for crypto to go any further? Does he have a finished product?
I'm not saying he isn't talented; he is. But he is working by himself and doesn't have a finished product. Blocknet code also differs (want to talk about JSON?) so if you would kindly explain, in detail, why you think your question is worth considering I would appreciate it.
Cheers...
March 02, 2015, 08:27:45 PM
Looking forward to checking out the new website & Blocknet's business case.
March 02, 2015, 06:14:25 PM
Wrong thread?
I do know, however, that HZ's intentions for the MGW are somewhat different, and that they've adapted/bug-squashed every singe bit of tech they got from NXT.
But let's not discuss this here.
In any case, we're celebrating our new website!
http://blocknet.co
March 02, 2015, 06:04:58 PM
Apparently now HZ is 'crowdfunding' a MGW clone.
Why crowdfund what jl777 did by himself, especially when the original is open source?
Please explain this to me, I want to understand.
Why crowdfund what jl777 did by himself, especially when the original is open source?
Please explain this to me, I want to understand.
March 02, 2015, 06:02:00 PM
Hi all
Good news:
Tomorrow morning, our new website is launching!
http://blocknet.co/
After much research and hard work, it showcases the Blocknet's business case. We're very excited to show it to the world.
Good news:
Tomorrow morning, our new website is launching!
http://blocknet.co/
After much research and hard work, it showcases the Blocknet's business case. We're very excited to show it to the world.
February 23, 2015, 06:18:36 PM
and the foundation is closed sourced.
Got it now, thanks.
It doesn't matter if it's open or closed, nobody cares either way...
I care.
Why? This thing will be dead long before it goes anywhere.
The only altcoin projects that will be "dead" are the ones that get outpaced due to limited resources. Blocknet is building a platform that enables and encourages decentralized development.
I know it's hard, but try to wrap your head around that and maybe you'll see why Blocknet is easily one of the best projects to hedge your portfolio with.
It's huge, and I've done a lot of looking around and reading between the lines as a casual observer etc etc
February 23, 2015, 01:56:39 PM
i don't know why your twitter account is titled 'the blocknet' lol
reminds me of that moment in that movie "the social network" where founder of napster tells zuckerberg remove the "the" and just call it facebook
and btw you guys are cookin something good
reminds me of that moment in that movie "the social network" where founder of napster tells zuckerberg remove the "the" and just call it facebook
and btw you guys are cookin something good
@blocknet was taken. :-)
I kind-of like the definite article for a Twitter handle. It suggests singularity.
February 23, 2015, 12:36:40 PM
i don't know why your twitter account is titled 'the blocknet' lol
reminds me of that moment in that movie "the social network" where founder of napster tells zuckerberg remove the "the" and just call it facebook
and btw you guys are cookin something good
reminds me of that moment in that movie "the social network" where founder of napster tells zuckerberg remove the "the" and just call it facebook
and btw you guys are cookin something good
February 22, 2015, 12:36:50 PM
I see Dan has updated the old XC thread will links to new wallets: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10527069
Is Rev 2.5 finally done?
Is Rev 2.5 finally done?
No, just look at the version of the downloads.
February 21, 2015, 11:46:03 AM
I see Dan has updated the old XC thread will links to new wallets: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10527069
Is Rev 2.5 finally done?
Is Rev 2.5 finally done?
February 20, 2015, 07:29:34 PM
and the foundation is closed sourced.
Got it now, thanks.
It doesn't matter if it's open or closed, nobody cares either way...
I care.
Why? This thing will be dead long before it goes anywhere.
The only altcoin projects that will be "dead" are the ones that get outpaced due to limited resources. Blocknet is building a platform that enables and encourages decentralized development.
I know it's hard, but try to wrap your head around that and maybe you'll see why Blocknet is easily one of the best projects to hedge your portfolio with.
February 20, 2015, 07:22:15 PM
and the foundation is closed sourced.
Got it now, thanks.
It doesn't matter if it's open or closed, nobody cares either way...
I care.
February 20, 2015, 03:19:10 PM
The Source code for the xbridge daemon (xhub) is available at https://github.com/atcsecure/xhub
the source code for the wallets is available under this branch - https://github.com/atcsecure/blocknet/tree/xbridge-qt5
The compiled TEST wallets and xbridgep2p are available at http://www.atcsecure.com/blocknet/xbridgev2/ - The wallets are test wallets use the -datadir command
so nothing is open sourced for xbridge? Doesn't looks like much has bene done in 2 months.
its all open sourced, that piece of xbridge is completed for now
We are working on the next phase currently - which is at https://github.com/atcsecure/xhubv2/
AFAIK, xhub != xbridge?
XHub is the P2P client for the XBridge.
right ok... that's what I thought. and the xbridge repo is where?
XHub is part of the XBridge. It's the core. We'll start on other aspects of the XBridge after the core is done.
Everything - including wallets, Xhub/XBridge, etc. will be in here: https://github.com/atcsecure?tab=repositories
But, "XBridge is the foundation of Blocknet" ... Yet Xhub is the core but is the client to Xbridge. How can you build something without a foundation?
How long will you guys chase your tail?
Lol, I really needed that laugh
XHUB is just that ---- the HUB that connects nodes
we have both XHUB and XBRIDGE
So we have the foundation and the network
and we have working clients with cross-chain messaging available for testing
and the foundation is closed sourced.
Got it now, thanks.
NOTHING IS CLOSED SOURCE its all on GITHUB
PUT DOWN WHATEVER YOUR SMOKING
XHUB - https://github.com/atcsecure/xhub & https://github.com/atcsecure/xhubv2
XBridge Wallet Code - https://github.com/atcsecure/blocknet/tree/xbridge-qt5
February 20, 2015, 03:18:07 PM
The Source code for the xbridge daemon (xhub) is available at https://github.com/atcsecure/xhub
the source code for the wallets is available under this branch - https://github.com/atcsecure/blocknet/tree/xbridge-qt5
The compiled TEST wallets and xbridgep2p are available at http://www.atcsecure.com/blocknet/xbridgev2/ - The wallets are test wallets use the -datadir command
so nothing is open sourced for xbridge? Doesn't looks like much has bene done in 2 months.
its all open sourced, that piece of xbridge is completed for now
We are working on the next phase currently - which is at https://github.com/atcsecure/xhubv2/
AFAIK, xhub != xbridge?
XHub is the P2P client for the XBridge.
right ok... that's what I thought. and the xbridge repo is where?
XHub is part of the XBridge. It's the core. We'll start on other aspects of the XBridge after the core is done.
Everything - including wallets, Xhub/XBridge, etc. will be in here: https://github.com/atcsecure?tab=repositories
But, "XBridge is the foundation of Blocknet" ... Yet Xhub is the core but is the client to Xbridge. How can you build something without a foundation?
How long will you guys chase your tail?
Lol, I really needed that laugh
XHUB is just that ---- the HUB that connects nodes
we have both XHUB and XBRIDGE
So we have the foundation and the network
and we have working clients with cross-chain messaging available for testing
and the foundation is closed sourced.
Got it now, thanks.
February 20, 2015, 03:15:15 PM
The Source code for the xbridge daemon (xhub) is available at https://github.com/atcsecure/xhub
the source code for the wallets is available under this branch - https://github.com/atcsecure/blocknet/tree/xbridge-qt5
The compiled TEST wallets and xbridgep2p are available at http://www.atcsecure.com/blocknet/xbridgev2/ - The wallets are test wallets use the -datadir command
so nothing is open sourced for xbridge? Doesn't looks like much has bene done in 2 months.
its all open sourced, that piece of xbridge is completed for now
We are working on the next phase currently - which is at https://github.com/atcsecure/xhubv2/
AFAIK, xhub != xbridge?
XHub is the P2P client for the XBridge.
right ok... that's what I thought. and the xbridge repo is where?
XHub is part of the XBridge. It's the core. We'll start on other aspects of the XBridge after the core is done.
Everything - including wallets, Xhub/XBridge, etc. will be in here: https://github.com/atcsecure?tab=repositories
But, "XBridge is the foundation of Blocknet" ... Yet Xhub is the core but is the client to Xbridge. How can you build something without a foundation?
How long will you guys chase your tail?
Lol, I really needed that laugh
XHUB is just that ---- the HUB that connects nodes
we have both XHUB and XBRIDGE
So we have the foundation and the network
and we have working clients with cross-chain messaging available for testing
February 20, 2015, 09:21:29 AM
Constructive talking is good for the coin and also for the thread.
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