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Topic: [ANN][DCR] Decred - Community Governance | Bitcoin Devs | Lightning Network - page 287. (Read 1201380 times)

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legendary
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3 days now and not vote for my ticket at pool why
legendary
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Generally speaking, being fast is rather pointless. What you need, is to adjust your ticket fees, so that they are priced competitively. With default (aka: low) ticket fees, you'll get beaten by other folks that setup for very high fees during the ticket price dips.

There's a utility on the recent release that can do a lot of ticket/fee intelligence, so that you can get your tickets in, without having to go crazy high on fees. I'm still just doing it the manual way, and no trouble here  Cool

Thanks for the info

This is the command I use to buy tickets
dcrctl -u [user] -P [password] --wallet purchaseticket "default" [price rounded up to nearest int] 1 [my wallet address]

What should I add to control for fees and what fees should I pay. I only buy tickets when price is cheap btw


Very simply put, you need to use the wallet "setticketfee" command, and set a fee that gives your tickets enough priority to get mined on time.

When you are about to buy tickets, you can look at recent blocks on the official explorer, click on a ticket purchase transaction, and the details there will show you what was the per KB ticket fee on that one. If you look at a few such tickets, you'll get a good sense of what your fee needs to be set at.
Hint: You need to find the fees per KB, not the actual fee amount that the transaction paid. When you do "setticketfee", you are setting fees per KB also, the actual fee value per transaction will vary (depending on inputs/outputs, etc).

There is also an expiry parameter that you can use with purchaseticket, but I don't recall if that only works when you are buying tickets for pool staking. The expiry parameter is quite useful, in that it sets your purchase attempts to automatically cancel themselves out, if not mined within a target number of blocks.
So with that, you can try to buy with ticket fee set at some value and set a short expiration. If the tickets do not get mined/confirmed before they expire, then you can increase the fee a little, and try again. And so on.

Note that buying tickets slightly more expensive, usually makes things much easier and you end up saving on fees, 'cos there's much less competition.
legendary
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Only 2 millions of supply... The upside will be epic.

Btw, glad to see dbt still holding Quatloo, as me. Wink

Unfortunately.... LOL
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Only 2 millions of supply... The upside will be epic.

Btw, glad to see dbt still holding Quatloo, as me. Wink
legendary
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Generally speaking, being fast is rather pointless. What you need, is to adjust your ticket fees, so that they are priced competitively. With default (aka: low) ticket fees, you'll get beaten by other folks that setup for very high fees during the ticket price dips.

There's a utility on the recent release that can do a lot of ticket/fee intelligence, so that you can get your tickets in, without having to go crazy high on fees. I'm still just doing it the manual way, and no trouble here  Cool

Thanks for the info

This is the command I use to buy tickets
dcrctl -u [user] -P [password] --wallet purchaseticket "default" [price rounded up to nearest int] 1 [my wallet address]

What should I add to control for fees and what fees should I pay. I only buy tickets when price is cheap btw
legendary
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Thanks for the cheap DCR on Polo.... fkn noobs when will you learn?


noobs will cry , next month price can be like eth price  Cheesy
legendary
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Thanks for the cheap DCR on Polo.... fkn noobs when will you learn?

legendary
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What determines whether I succeed in buying a ticket or not?

When the price was 17.53 yesterday, I manually tried to purchase a ticket within the first 5 minutes.

The coins got committed but after the price changed, 12 hours later, they just returned to me instead of a ticket.

Is it pure luck and trying to be fast does not help?

Generally speaking, being fast is rather pointless. What you need, is to adjust your ticket fees, so that they are priced competitively. With default (aka: low) ticket fees, you'll get beaten by other folks that setup for very high fees during the ticket price dips.

There's a utility on the recent release that can do a lot of ticket/fee intelligence, so that you can get your tickets in, without having to go crazy high on fees. I'm still just doing it the manual way, and no trouble here  Cool
legendary
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What determines whether I succeed in buying a ticket or not?

When the price was 17.53 yesterday, I manually tried to purchase a ticket within the first 5 minutes.

The coins got committed but after the price changed, 12 hours later, they just returned to me instead of a ticket.

Is it pure luck and trying to be fast does not help?
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This is my life. This is my path.
I think we are all waiting for gui wallet..

Really looking forward to the new wallet and in the mean time I am accumulate more DCR.
legendary
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I think we are all waiting for gui wallet..
legendary
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so when gui wallet will be done ?
want to see skyrocket Decred in work ,this coin will be in top coinmarketcap soon  Cheesy
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Damn dude I've been so busy messing with ether and a few others and all of life's shenanigans I guess it's time I check this bastard out lol

You definitely won't regret it, Decred is the real deal.
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Damn dude I've been so busy messing with ether and a few others and all of life's shenanigans I guess it's time I check this bastard out lol
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kcin obazs
Another coin that worth so much in potential. Watching  Grin Cool
legendary
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Hyperspace snail
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Hi to all,

do you know a place where I can see daily transactions made on Decred blockchain?

Thanks in advance to all,
Fassa.
https://mainnet.decred.org/

Thanks!!! Smiley
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Hello everyone,

The developers have put forward a development roadmap for the software that details short-term, medium-term, and long-term goals. These are actionable goals, many of which already receive active development, but they are considered actionable as development activity in these directions will produce the stated outcomes, which users will see, be able to use, and benefit from in the software.

In the drafting of this development roadmap, it was important not to forecast too far into the future, so that Decred may remain versatile and adaptable to changing conditions in the field. Users can have confidence that these goals are on the developers' minds as they continue working toward them and will begin taking form as progress manifests in the different areas. Attainment of these goals will lay a very strong foundation both through the software and the project upon which to continue building and eventually expand into new areas.

All of these goals aim to work together to establish Decred as a global decentralized network and platform for accessible representation through collective voting and consensus-based decision-making on issues. And that's where it starts.

Short-term (Current) Goals
Daemon
  • Sync in the new database from btcd to prepare for voting on hard and soft forks.
  • Integrate existing Decred consensus rules into the new format inherited from btcd.
  • Demonstrate voting on a simple hardfork.
  • Clean up codebase, extend test coverage, better integrate new btcd features that were quickly merged in.
  • Clean up cryptographic libraries and remove the interface from chainec. Instead, use simple wrappers to reduce overhead.
  • Integrate latest Bitcoin softforks.

Wallet
  • Speed up calls that are heavily used by dcrstakepool, such as getstakeinfo.
  • Add new RPC functionality to the gRPC interface, preparing it for general use.

Governance
  • Make voting simple and easy to use across platforms, from the stake pool to the wallet.
  • Create a website to track voting and easily display information about voting to the end user.
  • Create the initial Decred Assembly and begin making decisions to steer development in public.

GUI
  • Finish the GUI for Windows and polish the externals for presentation.
  • Wire in stake related components of the GUI.
  • Create a one click file to setup and start the GUI, with Tor integration for connectivity.
  • Add a simple functionality to look up and update the daemon and wallet if a new version comes out.

Stakepool
  • Speed up stakepool by using asynchronous calls to the various wallets.
  • Handle situations in which the wallets are desynced without causing failure.
  • Allow external modification of the server's state, e.g. allow triggering maintenance mode.

Scripting language and IDE
  • Finalize the specifications and syntax for the scripting language.
  • Complete the initial implementation of the scripting language, with emphasis on optimization and ease of use.
  • Ensure the scripting language is backwards compatible with Bitcoin scripting, so that the entire Bitcoin-derived ecosystem benefits.

Mining
  • Get gominer functional and into production across multiple platforms.
  • Create specifications and a proof-of-concept implementation for a new mining protocol based on stratum.

Medium-term (3-6 Months) Goals
Daemon
  • Discuss and implement new opcodes to further extend the functionality of the scriping language.
  • Implement multipeer syncing.
  • Design specifications and an implementation for a merkle tree tracking the UTXO set, to enable very fast syncing.

Wallet
  • Separate voting into its own independent process, similar to dcrticketbuyer.
  • Discuss and add basic privacy features, such as single use accounts and merge avoidance.

Scripting language and IDE
  • Have scripting language IDE functional. Integrate new opcodes into the scripting language.

Long-term (6+ Months) Goals
  • Investigate low-cost bidirectional sidechains that operate as PoS chains feeding from the main chain. Discuss the integration of other popular scripting languages or advanced privacy features on a PoS sidechain.
  • Begin integration of the Golang implementation of the Lightning Network.
  • Discuss the application of smart contracts to governance, and building a traditional corporate structure aided by smart contracts. If possible, transfer the development subsidy funds to more decentralized ownership.

Sincerely,
Decred Project

Source: Development Roadmap

is there a specific date to release GUI wallet?
legendary
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for ticket price I mean.......

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