Hey guys.
Just wanted to stop by with a quick update. As some of you may know I have partnered with some real good people and we have developed www.gamebet.gg
Its an online platform where you can wager on eSports using cryptos and Steam items. In the future it will have a full casino and sports betting as well. I have been in talks with KA and my team and we have decided to support C2 in a future update which is expected to happen in about 3-4 weeks.
You'll be able to deposit C2 and withdrawal your winnings in C2 as well. Our plan is to keep expanding our site and partnerships and we hope we'll be able to shine a much needed light on C2 GameBet and GameBet coin.
For more information about our project please visit our thread.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/wwwgamebetgg-launches-gamebet-coin-gbt-esports-sale-over-1410287
Topic: [ANN][C2] Coin2 | POS | Official Thread | BF3 | BF4 | CS:GO | Chain of Conflict - page 60. (Read 484398 times)
March 25, 2016, 12:40:19 AM
March 25, 2016, 12:00:18 AM
what website can I find the most accurate value of c2?
March 24, 2016, 11:18:14 PM
can we not coin swap to a totally new chain. We did it before didn't we?
POS3 or posa look much better and really encourage staking and securing the network.
POS3 or posa look much better and really encourage staking and securing the network.
March 24, 2016, 09:57:55 PM
Ok as far as the talks with DailyModo go about including Coin2 as a betting option, C2 is set to be included. Should give everyone something to do with their coins other than trade at the moment.
Also in other news, ChadCrypto has decided to make a game as well other than Coin Quest: The Dark Stakes... I have been doing models most of the day for him to use in it. As far as details go, there is no working title yet, he has asked me not to tell the concept just yet, but I can say its being made in Unreal Engine. It will also be unique in a way, the games concept has never been done before and it is based on conspiracy. I will leave it to him in the future to give further details.
Also in other news, ChadCrypto has decided to make a game as well other than Coin Quest: The Dark Stakes... I have been doing models most of the day for him to use in it. As far as details go, there is no working title yet, he has asked me not to tell the concept just yet, but I can say its being made in Unreal Engine. It will also be unique in a way, the games concept has never been done before and it is based on conspiracy. I will leave it to him in the future to give further details.
March 24, 2016, 05:03:58 PM
Coin2 wallet is based on a quite old POS software. POS wallet's in general have waaaay more transactions (10Ks and more) because of staking and bitcoin data structures just was not designed for that so POS wallets are usually reeeally slow if you are staking (and you have to to secure network). Next problem is low block time - you have a huge data of 1GB+ which is mostly useless because of empty blocks (most of them have only coinbase tx which is generating new coins) but you need to scan through it almost all the time. And finally wallet devs don't fork it properly so it's really hard to keep it up to date with some bitcoin improvements in that field - it simply zillion hours of work to do.
Another problem for Coin2 and alike is that to protect coin from bashing by bitcoiners it uses scrypt instead of sha256 which is waaay slower (it was designed to be so) and block verification takes a lot more resources.
I tried to analyze the most critical performance parts back in 2015 and made some changes, see https://github.com/UdjinM6/Coin2.1/releases - it has both mac and windows binaries.
But that's basically it. I can't do anything with block time or hash algo without hardfork. And even if we forked it won't give too much benefits because history is already there and you can't just throw it away, you'll have to verify it once you install new wallet somewhere. If you want a fast working wallet you need to reconsider a lot starting from blockchain properties and ending with what wallet to fork from for a new blockchain.
Another problem for Coin2 and alike is that to protect coin from bashing by bitcoiners it uses scrypt instead of sha256 which is waaay slower (it was designed to be so) and block verification takes a lot more resources.
I tried to analyze the most critical performance parts back in 2015 and made some changes, see https://github.com/UdjinM6/Coin2.1/releases - it has both mac and windows binaries.
But that's basically it. I can't do anything with block time or hash algo without hardfork. And even if we forked it won't give too much benefits because history is already there and you can't just throw it away, you'll have to verify it once you install new wallet somewhere. If you want a fast working wallet you need to reconsider a lot starting from blockchain properties and ending with what wallet to fork from for a new blockchain.
Well this should be something that if it is needed the community should vote on, I agree with most that it takes forever to open the wallet, but it does work.
Maybe a different route could work, an algorithm to compress old block data but something that the wallet could read still.. not sure. I haven't really messed with actual code for almost 9 years, and even then it was just plain old C Language, kinda not sure what all better functions C++ has to offer, I just know they are similar.
Or an updated wallet(for users only) that grabs the latest transaction, goes back about 100k blocks and loads the data from there. Keeping the main wallet for the block explorer and anything else that needs the complete chain history.
Actually using my recommendations (grab latest release and move your wallet every 10K transactions to a new one) solves problem more or less for current users.
Here's a little test:
Code:
03/24/16 19:34:34 Coin2.1 version v2.1.3.0 (2015-10-28 10:05:11 +0300) <---- start
....
03/24/16 19:35:21 Loading index, loaded 960000 blocks
03/24/16 19:35:28 LoadBlockIndex(): hashBestChain=e6fd97de55d6e3ff6405 height=964277 trust=2099217867472243 date=03/18/16 18:45:26
03/24/16 19:35:28 LoadBlockIndex(): synchronized checkpoint 000005510a96f9c91fc4767e9fbb0c295abca7ff25d8dd286b3dba3a5975f374 <---- all blocks loaded
....
03/24/16 19:35:35 Done loading <----GUI appeared
So it's ~1 minute to start GUI on my old 2010 mac which I think is fine comparing to other POS coins.
As for "goes back about 100k blocks and loads the data from there" - this means you have no blockchain anymore which makes everything else useless - it brakes most of the data structures, logic etc.. and you won't be able to stake of course. Even if it was smth like pruning which was implemented in Bitcoin Core recently you still would need to download every block to build utxo db. What you just described is closer to a kind of SPV wallet and in this case I think it should be easier to find some implementations of SPV for other coins rather than trying to fit this model into current one (i.e. like you described - current one is for services/staking, SPV - for "normal" users who just want to have ability to send/receive coins). And then maybe find someone who is ok with the code for SPV.
But again, if "normal" user will open wallet sometimes to keep blocks up to date - wallet slowness shouldn't be a problem for him.
Me personally I only find the wallet opening issue to be a problem when I have to send coins to someone to pay them, lol. Currently though it takes almost 15 minutes for mine to open, not sure if it has something to do with the amount of coins stored in it or what.
I'm also glad you explained this out, I have no idea how the wallet actually works beyond its GUI interface. So compressing downloaded block data that could still be readable by the wallet is out too then?
March 24, 2016, 02:58:14 PM
Coin2 wallet is based on a quite old POS software. POS wallet's in general have waaaay more transactions (10Ks and more) because of staking and bitcoin data structures just was not designed for that so POS wallets are usually reeeally slow if you are staking (and you have to to secure network). Next problem is low block time - you have a huge data of 1GB+ which is mostly useless because of empty blocks (most of them have only coinbase tx which is generating new coins) but you need to scan through it almost all the time. And finally wallet devs don't fork it properly so it's really hard to keep it up to date with some bitcoin improvements in that field - it simply zillion hours of work to do.
Another problem for Coin2 and alike is that to protect coin from bashing by bitcoiners it uses scrypt instead of sha256 which is waaay slower (it was designed to be so) and block verification takes a lot more resources.
I tried to analyze the most critical performance parts back in 2015 and made some changes, see https://github.com/UdjinM6/Coin2.1/releases - it has both mac and windows binaries.
But that's basically it. I can't do anything with block time or hash algo without hardfork. And even if we forked it won't give too much benefits because history is already there and you can't just throw it away, you'll have to verify it once you install new wallet somewhere. If you want a fast working wallet you need to reconsider a lot starting from blockchain properties and ending with what wallet to fork from for a new blockchain.
Another problem for Coin2 and alike is that to protect coin from bashing by bitcoiners it uses scrypt instead of sha256 which is waaay slower (it was designed to be so) and block verification takes a lot more resources.
I tried to analyze the most critical performance parts back in 2015 and made some changes, see https://github.com/UdjinM6/Coin2.1/releases - it has both mac and windows binaries.
But that's basically it. I can't do anything with block time or hash algo without hardfork. And even if we forked it won't give too much benefits because history is already there and you can't just throw it away, you'll have to verify it once you install new wallet somewhere. If you want a fast working wallet you need to reconsider a lot starting from blockchain properties and ending with what wallet to fork from for a new blockchain.
Well this should be something that if it is needed the community should vote on, I agree with most that it takes forever to open the wallet, but it does work.
Maybe a different route could work, an algorithm to compress old block data but something that the wallet could read still.. not sure. I haven't really messed with actual code for almost 9 years, and even then it was just plain old C Language, kinda not sure what all better functions C++ has to offer, I just know they are similar.
Or an updated wallet(for users only) that grabs the latest transaction, goes back about 100k blocks and loads the data from there. Keeping the main wallet for the block explorer and anything else that needs the complete chain history.
Actually using my recommendations (grab latest release and move your wallet every 10K transactions to a new one) solves problem more or less for current users.
Here's a little test:
Code:
03/24/16 19:34:34 Coin2.1 version v2.1.3.0 (2015-10-28 10:05:11 +0300) <---- start
....
03/24/16 19:35:21 Loading index, loaded 960000 blocks
03/24/16 19:35:28 LoadBlockIndex(): hashBestChain=e6fd97de55d6e3ff6405 height=964277 trust=2099217867472243 date=03/18/16 18:45:26
03/24/16 19:35:28 LoadBlockIndex(): synchronized checkpoint 000005510a96f9c91fc4767e9fbb0c295abca7ff25d8dd286b3dba3a5975f374 <---- all blocks loaded
....
03/24/16 19:35:35 Done loading <----GUI appeared
So it's ~1 minute to start GUI on my old 2010 mac which I think is fine comparing to other POS coins.
As for "goes back about 100k blocks and loads the data from there" - this means you have no blockchain anymore which makes everything else useless - it brakes most of the data structures, logic etc.. and you won't be able to stake of course. Even if it was smth like pruning which was implemented in Bitcoin Core recently you still would need to download every block to build utxo db. What you just described is closer to a kind of SPV wallet and in this case I think it should be easier to find some implementations of SPV for other coins rather than trying to fit this model into current one (i.e. like you described - current one is for services/staking, SPV - for "normal" users who just want to have ability to send/receive coins). And then maybe find someone who is ok with the code for SPV.
But again, if "normal" user will open wallet sometimes to keep blocks up to date - wallet slowness shouldn't be a problem for him.
March 24, 2016, 09:04:05 AM
Coin 2 could really do with swapping to pos3 or posa. To encourage staking and security.
An ROI gaming venture is needed with full plan and ledger. People invest in the development, they get a return in some way.
I suspect many many people have left crypto since coin2 was given out so I would imagine many coin 2 are lost now. It would not take much interest in coin2 in terms of btc to really set if off again.
I see hyper are talking about this new gaming site and possible collaboration.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1410287.new#new
Anything we can think up to join in with this?
An ROI gaming venture is needed with full plan and ledger. People invest in the development, they get a return in some way.
I suspect many many people have left crypto since coin2 was given out so I would imagine many coin 2 are lost now. It would not take much interest in coin2 in terms of btc to really set if off again.
I see hyper are talking about this new gaming site and possible collaboration.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1410287.new#new
Anything we can think up to join in with this?
Since Dailymodo is one of us in this community, I will open a discussion with him about allowing coin2 to be used there as he knows as well as I do that we need something like this to keep interest up. Others should pm him as well. A gambling platform would be a good thing for others to come have a look at what Coin2 is about.
March 24, 2016, 08:17:28 AM
Coin2 wallet is based on a quite old POS software. POS wallet's in general have waaaay more transactions (10Ks and more) because of staking and bitcoin data structures just was not designed for that so POS wallets are usually reeeally slow if you are staking (and you have to to secure network). Next problem is low block time - you have a huge data of 1GB+ which is mostly useless because of empty blocks (most of them have only coinbase tx which is generating new coins) but you need to scan through it almost all the time. And finally wallet devs don't fork it properly so it's really hard to keep it up to date with some bitcoin improvements in that field - it simply zillion hours of work to do.
Another problem for Coin2 and alike is that to protect coin from bashing by bitcoiners it uses scrypt instead of sha256 which is waaay slower (it was designed to be so) and block verification takes a lot more resources.
I tried to analyze the most critical performance parts back in 2015 and made some changes, see https://github.com/UdjinM6/Coin2.1/releases - it has both mac and windows binaries.
But that's basically it. I can't do anything with block time or hash algo without hardfork. And even if we forked it won't give too much benefits because history is already there and you can't just throw it away, you'll have to verify it once you install new wallet somewhere. If you want a fast working wallet you need to reconsider a lot starting from blockchain properties and ending with what wallet to fork from for a new blockchain.
Another problem for Coin2 and alike is that to protect coin from bashing by bitcoiners it uses scrypt instead of sha256 which is waaay slower (it was designed to be so) and block verification takes a lot more resources.
I tried to analyze the most critical performance parts back in 2015 and made some changes, see https://github.com/UdjinM6/Coin2.1/releases - it has both mac and windows binaries.
But that's basically it. I can't do anything with block time or hash algo without hardfork. And even if we forked it won't give too much benefits because history is already there and you can't just throw it away, you'll have to verify it once you install new wallet somewhere. If you want a fast working wallet you need to reconsider a lot starting from blockchain properties and ending with what wallet to fork from for a new blockchain.
Well this should be something that if it is needed the community should vote on, I agree with most that it takes forever to open the wallet, but it does work.
Maybe a different route could work, an algorithm to compress old block data but something that the wallet could read still.. not sure. I haven't really messed with actual code for almost 9 years, and even then it was just plain old C Language, kinda not sure what all better functions C++ has to offer, I just know they are similar.
Or an updated wallet(for users only) that grabs the latest transaction, goes back about 100k blocks and loads the data from there. Keeping the main wallet for the block explorer and anything else that needs the complete chain history.
March 24, 2016, 04:58:46 AM
Coin2 wallet is based on a quite old POS software. POS wallet's in general have waaaay more transactions (10Ks and more) because of staking and bitcoin data structures just was not designed for that so POS wallets are usually reeeally slow if you are staking (and you have to to secure network). Next problem is low block time - you have a huge data of 1GB+ which is mostly useless because of empty blocks (most of them have only coinbase tx which is generating new coins) but you need to scan through it almost all the time. And finally wallet devs don't fork it properly so it's really hard to keep it up to date with some bitcoin improvements in that field - it simply zillion hours of work to do.
Another problem for Coin2 and alike is that to protect coin from bashing by bitcoiners it uses scrypt instead of sha256 which is waaay slower (it was designed to be so) and block verification takes a lot more resources.
I tried to analyze the most critical performance parts back in 2015 and made some changes, see https://github.com/UdjinM6/Coin2.1/releases - it has both mac and windows binaries.
But that's basically it. I can't do anything with block time or hash algo without hardfork. And even if we forked it won't give too much benefits because history is already there and you can't just throw it away, you'll have to verify it once you install new wallet somewhere. If you want a fast working wallet you need to reconsider a lot starting from blockchain properties and ending with what wallet to fork from for a new blockchain.
Another problem for Coin2 and alike is that to protect coin from bashing by bitcoiners it uses scrypt instead of sha256 which is waaay slower (it was designed to be so) and block verification takes a lot more resources.
I tried to analyze the most critical performance parts back in 2015 and made some changes, see https://github.com/UdjinM6/Coin2.1/releases - it has both mac and windows binaries.
But that's basically it. I can't do anything with block time or hash algo without hardfork. And even if we forked it won't give too much benefits because history is already there and you can't just throw it away, you'll have to verify it once you install new wallet somewhere. If you want a fast working wallet you need to reconsider a lot starting from blockchain properties and ending with what wallet to fork from for a new blockchain.
March 24, 2016, 04:02:05 AM
hi to all
King Arbin, i know i used to play minecraft like 10 years ago and my kids and all their friends are crazy about it now, we all know what minecraft has become.
King Arbin, i know i used to play minecraft like 10 years ago and my kids and all their friends are crazy about it now, we all know what minecraft has become.
March 23, 2016, 10:21:57 PM
Coin 2 could really do with swapping to pos3 or posa. To encourage staking and security.
An ROI gaming venture is needed with full plan and ledger. People invest in the development, they get a return in some way.
I suspect many many people have left crypto since coin2 was given out so I would imagine many coin 2 are lost now. It would not take much interest in coin2 in terms of btc to really set if off again.
I see hyper are talking about this new gaming site and possible collaboration.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1410287.new#new
Anything we can think up to join in with this?
An ROI gaming venture is needed with full plan and ledger. People invest in the development, they get a return in some way.
I suspect many many people have left crypto since coin2 was given out so I would imagine many coin 2 are lost now. It would not take much interest in coin2 in terms of btc to really set if off again.
I see hyper are talking about this new gaming site and possible collaboration.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1410287.new#new
Anything we can think up to join in with this?
March 23, 2016, 09:25:33 PM
Here is the burn address again: CbUQAPuAtXJYiNri2omTSXZt8NUyq9oYph
There is a video of me destroying its wallet.dat on the Coin2Gaming channel
https://youtu.be/KofU4ejG0-o
http://c2chain.info/address/CbUQAPuAtXJYiNri2omTSXZt8NUyq9oYph
There were 52,600 coin2 destroyed already.
There is a video of me destroying its wallet.dat on the Coin2Gaming channel
https://youtu.be/KofU4ejG0-o
http://c2chain.info/address/CbUQAPuAtXJYiNri2omTSXZt8NUyq9oYph
There were 52,600 coin2 destroyed already.
March 23, 2016, 09:09:41 PM
in that case, lets see if we can open up that avenue. remember king your talking to a non-programmer...lol...im all for minecraft and c2 being together and any new faces on c2 is a good thing.
btw if one knows a java programmer how much leg work in java programming would it take to convert the bitquest server to handle c2?
I'm not really sure on how much work would be required, or if its even possible without creating a java version of the Coin2 Wallet.
March 23, 2016, 09:07:12 PM
I haven't posted anything because I don't want to sound like a broken record.. 
Making c2 mineable isn't a good idea in my opinion. If anything, we should do something like the buy back program using mining to destroy a boat load of c2. I'm not too keen on mining other coins to destroy their market, when I think just mining BTC, and using that would suffice.
My main concern has been the same for quite a while now... We need a faster loading wallet that is more operating system friendly.. (I'd leave my c2 wallet open 24/7 on my pi2) This could encourage others to have a wallet staking 24/7 as well, providing more nodes to sync up to. Last time I opened my Windows wallet and waited 10 min., I had one peer connection.
I just gotta learn how to code!
Making c2 mineable isn't a good idea in my opinion. If anything, we should do something like the buy back program using mining to destroy a boat load of c2. I'm not too keen on mining other coins to destroy their market, when I think just mining BTC, and using that would suffice.
My main concern has been the same for quite a while now... We need a faster loading wallet that is more operating system friendly.. (I'd leave my c2 wallet open 24/7 on my pi2) This could encourage others to have a wallet staking 24/7 as well, providing more nodes to sync up to. Last time I opened my Windows wallet and waited 10 min., I had one peer connection.
I just gotta learn how to code!
I need to grab the address for the Burn wallet I made back last year for us to destroy coins with, that should be a bit helpful there.
As far as the wallet goes I've mentioned it to UdjinM6 that it seems a tad bit slow to load. Idk how much he could do for the windows version as he has a mac, but we will figure something out. HyperFuture might have a programmer or 2 he could have take a look, I will have to ask him.
As far as things go though now I want the community to have more of a say in what goes on, it shouldn't be left to a handful of people as its hindering the growth of the coin.
March 23, 2016, 06:55:51 PM
Well I have my coins staking now, wallet is open constantly, its nice. Quick question though: Why is everyone so quiet?
whats up king. as far as making it mineable and forking, i dont think that would be wise.
if we can find some java programmers id rather have them work on chain of conflict and give you some much needed help.
and as far as doing some side work and getting paid in c, i dont know how many game programmers would be holding c2 to pay you right now but again i would rather steer them towards our ecosystem and pay them in c2 to build the community/game devs here.
my two cents for the day.
Well the FPS is mostly done in C#, the java programmer was something I would need to handle the bitquest server to convert it to C2. I have a small interest in playing Minecraft and have focused the Coin2Gaming channel on it for now as it would be a source of funding and is one of the most searched for topics on the entire internet, heck I have even looked stuff up on it myself occasionally, lol.
The goals behind that would be:
*Have our own MC Server that has constant exposure on Youtube.
*Have it paying out in Coin2
*It will expose new people into the community and to Coin2
*Keep the server public so new people can join while I do live streams.
*New viewers would be likely to join just to be in the videos.
*Every 250 views pays out like $0.15, doesn't take long to achieve this.
Plus everyone has a good time while Coin2 is being exposed. It seems all win-win
in that case, lets see if we can open up that avenue. remember king your talking to a non-programmer...lol...im all for minecraft and c2 being together and any new faces on c2 is a good thing.
btw if one knows a java programmer how much leg work in java programming would it take to convert the bitquest server to handle c2?
March 23, 2016, 06:12:19 PM
I haven't posted anything because I don't want to sound like a broken record..
Making c2 mineable isn't a good idea in my opinion. If anything, we should do something like the buy back program using mining to destroy a boat load of c2. I'm not too keen on mining other coins to destroy their market, when I think just mining BTC, and using that would suffice.
My main concern has been the same for quite a while now... We need a faster loading wallet that is more operating system friendly.. (I'd leave my c2 wallet open 24/7 on my pi2) This could encourage others to have a wallet staking 24/7 as well, providing more nodes to sync up to. Last time I opened my Windows wallet and waited 10 min., I had one peer connection.
I just gotta learn how to code!
Making c2 mineable isn't a good idea in my opinion. If anything, we should do something like the buy back program using mining to destroy a boat load of c2. I'm not too keen on mining other coins to destroy their market, when I think just mining BTC, and using that would suffice.
My main concern has been the same for quite a while now... We need a faster loading wallet that is more operating system friendly.. (I'd leave my c2 wallet open 24/7 on my pi2) This could encourage others to have a wallet staking 24/7 as well, providing more nodes to sync up to. Last time I opened my Windows wallet and waited 10 min., I had one peer connection.
I just gotta learn how to code!
March 23, 2016, 05:31:01 PM
Well I have my coins staking now, wallet is open constantly, its nice. Quick question though: Why is everyone so quiet?
whats up king. as far as making it mineable and forking, i dont think that would be wise.
if we can find some java programmers id rather have them work on chain of conflict and give you some much needed help.
and as far as doing some side work and getting paid in c, i dont know how many game programmers would be holding c2 to pay you right now but again i would rather steer them towards our ecosystem and pay them in c2 to build the community/game devs here.
my two cents for the day.
Well the FPS is mostly done in C#, the java programmer was something I would need to handle the bitquest server to convert it to C2. I have a small interest in playing Minecraft and have focused the Coin2Gaming channel on it for now as it would be a source of funding and is one of the most searched for topics on the entire internet, heck I have even looked stuff up on it myself occasionally, lol.
The goals behind that would be:
*Have our own MC Server that has constant exposure on Youtube.
*Have it paying out in Coin2
*It will expose new people into the community and to Coin2
*Keep the server public so new people can join while I do live streams.
*New viewers would be likely to join just to be in the videos.
*Every 250 views pays out like $0.15, doesn't take long to achieve this.
Plus everyone has a good time while Coin2 is being exposed. It seems all win-win
March 23, 2016, 12:02:01 PM
Well I have my coins staking now, wallet is open constantly, its nice. Quick question though: Why is everyone so quiet?
whats up king. as far as making it mineable and forking, i dont think that would be wise.
if we can find some java programmers id rather have them work on chain of conflict and give you some much needed help.
and as far as doing some side work and getting paid in c, i dont know how many game programmers would be holding c2 to pay you right now but again i would rather steer them towards our ecosystem and pay them in c2 to build the community/game devs here.
my two cents for the day.
March 23, 2016, 07:50:38 AM
Well I have my coins staking now, wallet is open constantly, its nice. Quick question though: Why is everyone so quiet?
People are quiet on a lot of threads
Was just wondering, kinda weird I wanted some opinions to get the community more involved and was met with dead silence.
March 23, 2016, 05:16:07 AM
Well I have my coins staking now, wallet is open constantly, its nice. Quick question though: Why is everyone so quiet?
People are quiet on a lot of threads
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