Topic: [ANN][ELT] Electron, Blake-256 coin, merged mined - page 4. (Read 56519 times)

Rockin!  Thanks for the update and the continued support of the ELT, BLC, and PHO explorers!

I have made a small quality of life change to CCE. Post links have been changed to get links on most pages.

This means that information in the explorer is now linkable:

Example:


http://elt.cryptocoinexplorer.com/block?block=176570

Sounds good.  I will email you.  

Blaketrader has seen some good hacking activities.  So far so good.  Keeping fingers crossed.  

Is anybody interested in making a flash video for a bounty?  I am looking for a short flash video that shows how to trade PHO/BLC/ELT using blaketrader.  Bounty is 0.2 BTC for the best video (to be determined by me or the community if I can't decide).  End of the bounty is in 1 week, 9/27/14, 10AM PST. Thanks!
EDIT: Doesn't sound like anybody is interested in the video. Gonna have one of the forum member make it instead.

Sure thing, ask blue for my email so we can get in touch much faster!

No worries, planning to add them in the future 
I want to make sure the code is running smoothly first.  Let's touch base about adding UMO!

No UMO 
No B+ 
 

Security-testing a new website to trade ELT-BLC-PHO directly with each other.  Everything has been testing out smoothly. 

I would like to ask the community to help with strengthening the security by offering a 0.1BTC bounty for anybody who finds a major security hole that can disrupt the service or any exploits that would allow coins to be stolen, etc. 

So yes, this is an open permission to hack the server.  I do ask that if you hack it, please don't take too many coins, wipe my server OS, wipe my databases, reveal my codes, and please do let me know what flaws you found. 

The site is at http://www.blaketrader.com 

Once we are done with the security testing, we will formally announce it and go to open beta.

Thanks.

ok, thanks for patience , here is a windows qt electron build with the signature fix from dreamwatcher (thanks to him also for the code)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bz8503hoyr74UGt2MGNaaldpRDA/edit?usp=sharing

Note /
 this is an unofficial build by me from my fork of the electron source here which I believe the developer will either merge or update as he sees fit when he has time.

https://github.com/photonproject/Electron-ELT

It is tested on windows 7, 8 and 8.1 by me no issues, if you have any with the wallet please let me know.

see the most recent change here thanks Dreamwatcher (note i changed the pro file since this is now built with open ssl1.0.1h and I just cut out the references to my own build system ) 

https://github.com/photonproject/Electron-ELT/commit/9a05be69881ada5ae21529ec9d0e3cee7b8a3426

Here are the total changes I made to my fork of electron source code (there are 6 to date including the most recent)

https://github.com/photonproject/Electron-ELT/commits/master

They are all sound, correct ect... No one has reported any issues or problems. I think bluedragon747 would agree as he merged (some only the ones that needed updating) to blake coin and I see the B plus developer merged similar commits also from my fork.

I appreciate all the support from other members of the team and the entire community of everyone involved mining the blake 256 family of coins.
I also want to again thank all the exchanges who have listed coins in the blake 256 family.

We really do have the superior technology and there are plenty of other things in development for several of the coins.

Real world uses, payment systems, trading platforms , incredible games that will use some of the coins for money and much more.

For an excellent hardcore math detail of 'why' blake 256 is as great as I am saying I suggest you see a few of the comments on the blake coin thread on this page below.  There are external references to academic papers backing up what I am stating for those (like me) who don't just 'believe' everything I read just because someone posted it to the internet. Love to all.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=306894.2580

The explorer at elt.cryptocoinexplorer.com has been updated to the latest build.

Features Added:

Market information is now on the home page where the ticker used to be.

Address ownership claim system is now in place. Access with the "Address Claim" button. Address ownership information is available on the top 1000 balances only.


Next build plans:

Charting page (tx, difficulty,blocks - 24 hrs,Week, Month)

Country ID and flag for the IP addresses on the peers page.

Address ownership information available as a tool-tip anywhere on site.


Your suggestions for features or statistics you would like to see are welcome!!!!

The Electron explorer at elt.cryptocoinexplorer.com has been updated to the latest build of CCE 3.5

Changes:

The top 100 balance list has been replaced with the "rich" page. The new rich page displays the top 1000 balances and has an owners field. The owners field is a future update that will allow people to claim an address by verifying ownership with a signed message.

The coin information page now includes the genesis block time-stamp message.

A navigation button has been added to the main CCE home page.

I think his argument was that all the electrons in the universe can be seen as manifestations of one single electron. You'd still need other particles.

The idea is that a positron (anti-electron) is mathematically equal to an electron moving backwards in time. A single electron, whizzing to and fro in space and time, could explain all the electrons and positrons in existence. It also ties in neatly with the balance of matter and antimatter -- you can turn a photon into an electron-positron pair or vice versa, but never a single electron or positron.

However, it's more like a fun way of looking at things, rather than a physical theory, as it doesn't give any new predictions over the Standard Model. Nevertheless, you can still see its influence in Feynman diagrams.

Finally i was able to pin down the rpc console error (that I think I am the only person who ever noticed)  and pushed code to my fork on github with a fix.  A similar fix was pushed for Photon, BlakeCoin and B+ . The dev. of UMO is aware of the issue and the fix and communicated to me that he was going to examine it and do his own tests and push it when he is ready.  It is certainly not a critical issue.

The changes are here https://github.com/photonproject/Electron-ELT/commit/bd9a439bab26dd38cc933e1cb1330a38ada53aee

Here is an updated windows qt wallet with open ssl 1.0.1h and qr code support:

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0Bz8503hoyr74QjF1UjJ4V1RscDQ/edit?pli=1


On an unrelated note , some trivia for you:

The famous physicist Richard Feynman who helped shape the standard model stated in theory the entire universe could be made up of just ONE electron.

Yes it is true, look it up if you don't believe me 

Note I have forked the official Electron repo and compiled an updated wallet which you can get here....

 
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bz8503hoyr74bWU3YVBCZUJfSTg/edit?usp=sharing

 

My copy of the source code on github (not the official source is here)

 
https://github.com/photonproject/Electron-ELT

  

Changes include:

 

1) In my source code i deleted many unnecessary files and created an obj directory in the src directory.

 

2) I added a fairly recent checkpoint

 

3) Wallet was compiled with qr code support and with openssl 1.0.1h

 

Known issues still not fixed : some rpc console commands like getblocktemplate craash the client.

Photon does not have this problem but Electron and most other coins in the blake 256 family do suffer from this.

Note it is not related to this updated build this glitch was present in the initial release and every release after until now.  Eventually I will have time to correct it.  

 

I am also working on a few other things with the other core blake 256 developer while Bluedragon747 is slightly busy.  We are looking at a few possible 'enhancments'  -- The developer of Universal Molecule and I will certainly keep you posted on the new developments we are working on and testing. Our core team is pretty solid and the future is looking bright.


Special thanks to everyone mining and the exchanges in particular Atomic who has supported the blake 256 family of 6 coins now the most. Thank you Byron.


There should be updates on a few other coins in the blake 256 family later on tonight or tomorrow  



EDIT 1   NOTE I FOUND A WORK AROUND FOR THE RPC CONSOLE ISSUE SEE THIS POST ON THE BLAKE COIN THREAD I JUST PUT UP !!!

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8394377

Looks good!  Thanks for the good work!

The Electron Explorer at elt.cryptocoinexplorer.com has just been updated to the latest build of CCE 3.5.

Because of the light colored nature of the background, which is the splash screen from the QT client, some of the glass effects do not look as good as they could.

If the community has a darker background they want to use, please send it my way, otherwise I will try and tweak the coloring at a later date.

You will notice some new new features along with the GUI improvements. There are more to come. 

Looks good.  I will add it to the op and try to throw some hashes your way.

Wasn't going to spam threads here on BTCTalk...

I'm beta-testing the pool at http://nomp.universalmolecule.co.ve if anyone can spare some hash, it would help crack some more blocks to get some payments going on... had to increase the minimum payment for each coin because the tx fees coudln't cover them (was testing with cinnamon).... let's see if the payments go through now

Hey chiguireitor, are you working on a merged pool?  When is that going to be ready? 

Yeap! All fine right now