I have red the whole Thread so far and i like what i see , i am in and updated sig.
Topic: [ANN][LSK] Lisk | Blockchain Application Platform for JavaScript Developers - page 2241. (Read 3074169 times)
February 16, 2016, 07:44:11 AM
February 16, 2016, 07:43:33 AM
Is the signature campaign giveaway only for full, senior, hero, and legendary members? Most of those members are already in long running signature campaigns and won't want to lose their spots. Most of the signature campaigns with good payouts are now full and it can take months to get back in for someone who loses his spot.
February 16, 2016, 07:08:00 AM
Wow, I see a lot of plans and activity with this coin. 
LISK definitely going to become coin of the year, and
amazing new technology.
EDIT: as I say, Bleutrade probably going to add Lisk
right after launch:
https://twitter.com/BLEUTRADE/status/699568412146720768
LISK definitely going to become coin of the year, and
amazing new technology.
EDIT: as I say, Bleutrade probably going to add Lisk
right after launch:
https://twitter.com/BLEUTRADE/status/699568412146720768
February 16, 2016, 06:01:04 AM
Reddit Troll /u/liskhq
Hello Everyone,
Whoever it is spamming on Reddit, spreading lies and hate. We are not associated with this user. My Reddit username is /u/MaxKK.
I posted an official response to the Ethereum subreddit. I hope you will upvote it, so that more users see it.
Thank you very much.
Hello Everyone,
Whoever it is spamming on Reddit, spreading lies and hate. We are not associated with this user. My Reddit username is /u/MaxKK.
I posted an official response to the Ethereum subreddit. I hope you will upvote it, so that more users see it.
Thank you very much.
February 16, 2016, 04:36:48 AM
Lisk generating some positive buzz in this forum. Sig changed!
February 16, 2016, 04:13:00 AM
As I understand it, the fact that a) Lisk uses Javascript for DAPP development and b) Lisk DAPPS will each run on their own sidechain, are 2 great advantages of Lisk over Ethereum. Are there other advantages? And to be fair and balanced, what about disadvantages of Lisk vs. Ethereum?
Also, are DAPP sidechains secured by the Lisk network, or do the sidechains need to have their own block signers?
Thanks in advance. Very exciting project!
Also, are DAPP sidechains secured by the Lisk network, or do the sidechains need to have their own block signers?
Thanks in advance. Very exciting project!
Advantages:
- Lisk offers a whole package for dapps, i.e. frontend and backend. That means you also have a decentralized hosted frontend of the dapp instead of accessing it through a centralized server which is often the case at Ethereum. (see: Gnosis & Augur)
- Not so sure about Ethereum here, but Lisk runs on all devices. On a 9$ C.H.I.P. or a Raspberry Pi. And this is enough to secure Lisk AND several sidechains! I also had it running on a 64MB VPS once.
- Our client, I hope you saw it. In comparison to Ethereum we have a GUI developed and maintained by the core team. It will always have the latest features and is really simple to use.
- Inbuilt Dapp Store which lists all available dapps on the network and will be enhanced greatly in the future.
Differences:
- While Ethereum is a smart contract platform, Lisk is a dapp platform. That means at Ethereum you can only develop single smart contracts which costs real ETH for every step, and you need to combine several contracts to form one dapp.
- You can only develop the dapp backend on Ethereum, on Lisk you can develop the whole package (see above) of frontend and backend.
Disadvantages:
- At Lisk you can't develop smart contracts which are always being performed by all miners on the network.
- Headstart of Ethereum and we don't have a Vitalik.
One other question. Have you secured any exchanges for Lisk to trade on after launch? Thanks.
We are public since two weeks and have generated quite a buzz already. I'm sure we will be listed on several ones soon after the launch. We will actively pursue this 1-2 weeks into the ICO.
To name a few we definitely will contact:
- Poloniex
- Bittrex
- BTC38
Thank you for your response. Just one thing I don't think was answered -- do sidechains need their own block signers...or are they secured by the main chain? Thanks again!
Every sidechain is secured by their own block signers, also called "master nodes". There can be a total of 101 sidechain master nodes and they are also based on the DPoS consensus mechanism. Our long-term goal is to create a marketplace for plug 'n play sidechain forgers. That means everyone can get a list of all sidechains running on the Lisk platform, and individually apply for being a forger of the sidechain. The exact functionality would have to be designed properly, but roughly this is the plan. This way people can even earn a living by forging many sidechains.
Also, if one dapp really goes through the roof. Then I'm very optimistic that the forgers of this sidechain will earn a lot of money. Same applies, if someone develops a JavaScript crypto-currency on a Lisk sidechain with some unique selling point.
Could you go into more detail on what kind of technical and in-depth details Lisk is lacking?
Sure. In particular:
1) How do dapp chains and the main chain interact?
2) How do they solve the halting problem? Furthermore, how are transaction fees calculated?
Thank you. We will add these topics as soon as possible to the white paper. I also sent you my Skype handle via PM. I think Saturday we will have an updated white paper, would be great if you can take a look then.
The whole Lisk network is currently running in a testnet, which gets reset from time to time. That means these LISK you owned are only testnet LISK.
The last reset of the network was on the 10th February when we introduced Lisk v0.1.1. As it was mentioned in the blog post.
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Please note: With the release of 0.1.1, we have reset the testnet, so any previous balances will be gone. To receive more LISK, please use our faucet.
Once Lisk is officially launched this obviously will not be the case anymore. We will work with blockchain milestones in the future, which removes the need for resets. We are familiar with this update procedure, however it takes a bit longer to implement with each update. Therefore we are resetting the testnet at the moment with every update, to allow faster development.
You can use our faucet again in order to get some LISK and play around with our client.
February 16, 2016, 04:05:20 AM
This can be a shock when you enter a passphrase into the wallet and see a zero balance when there shouldn't be one. I've had it happen to me a number of times. It has always been a case of a typo in the passphrase, usually either an extra space at the end from doing a copy and paste or an incomplete selection of the text string from the copy and paste. Double click only selects characters up to the next common delimiter character, so ".", "@", "$", and other special characters can be easily left behind if they are the beginning or end of the passphrase when selecting it with double click.
Also check to see it the Lisk address with the 0 balance is the same as the one associated with your passphrase.
February 16, 2016, 04:02:41 AM
looks very promising, so i'm here and waiting until the ico starts.
February 16, 2016, 03:38:45 AM
February 16, 2016, 02:34:57 AM
Cant wait to get my hands on LISK. I have good feeling about this project.
Yea, same here, something fresh about this coin..
February 16, 2016, 02:20:49 AM
Could you go into more detail on what kind of technical and in-depth details Lisk is lacking?
Sure. In particular:
1) How do dapp chains and the main chain interact?
2) How do they solve the halting problem? Furthermore, how are transaction fees calculated?
February 16, 2016, 01:52:53 AM
just checked polo and bittrex with SecurityHeaders
- Poloniex: E !!!
- Bittrex: B
- Poloniex: E !!!
- Bittrex: B
Maybe you are hitting the cloudflare server before it redirects? "Server cloudflare-nginx". Just wondering.
February 15, 2016, 07:59:10 PM
just checked polo and bittrex with SecurityHeaders
- Poloniex: E !!!
- Bittrex: B
- Poloniex: E !!!
- Bittrex: B
XD I did the same thing. "Ohhh fancy site let me check some sites"
February 15, 2016, 06:13:15 PM
Hello, I would like to participate in this community.
I like concept of sidechains, it gives unlimited possibilities.
I like concept of sidechains, it gives unlimited possibilities.
February 15, 2016, 05:59:13 PM
Bleutrade is also good option.
I don't know...
via SecurityHeaders.io
- Poloniex: E !!!
- Bittrex: B
February 15, 2016, 05:56:40 PM
As I understand it, the fact that a) Lisk uses Javascript for DAPP development and b) Lisk DAPPS will each run on their own sidechain, are 2 great advantages of Lisk over Ethereum. Are there other advantages? And to be fair and balanced, what about disadvantages of Lisk vs. Ethereum?
Also, are DAPP sidechains secured by the Lisk network, or do the sidechains need to have their own block signers?
Thanks in advance. Very exciting project!
Also, are DAPP sidechains secured by the Lisk network, or do the sidechains need to have their own block signers?
Thanks in advance. Very exciting project!
Advantages:
- Lisk offers a whole package for dapps, i.e. frontend and backend. That means you also have a decentralized hosted frontend of the dapp instead of accessing it through a centralized server which is often the case at Ethereum. (see: Gnosis & Augur)
- Not so sure about Ethereum here, but Lisk runs on all devices. On a 9$ C.H.I.P. or a Raspberry Pi. And this is enough to secure Lisk AND several sidechains! I also had it running on a 64MB VPS once.
- Our client, I hope you saw it. In comparison to Ethereum we have a GUI developed and maintained by the core team. It will always have the latest features and is really simple to use.
- Inbuilt Dapp Store which lists all available dapps on the network and will be enhanced greatly in the future.
Differences:
- While Ethereum is a smart contract platform, Lisk is a dapp platform. That means at Ethereum you can only develop single smart contracts which costs real ETH for every step, and you need to combine several contracts to form one dapp.
- You can only develop the dapp backend on Ethereum, on Lisk you can develop the whole package (see above) of frontend and backend.
Disadvantages:
- At Lisk you can't develop smart contracts which are always being performed by all miners on the network.
- Headstart of Ethereum and we don't have a Vitalik.
One other question. Have you secured any exchanges for Lisk to trade on after launch? Thanks.
We are public since two weeks and have generated quite a buzz already. I'm sure we will be listed on several ones soon after the launch. We will actively pursue this 1-2 weeks into the ICO.
To name a few we definitely will contact:
- Poloniex
- Bittrex
- BTC38
Thank you for your response. Just one thing I don't think was answered -- do sidechains need their own block signers...or are they secured by the main chain? Thanks again!
February 15, 2016, 05:52:49 PM
My team and I have been working on an exchange and we're definitely considering adding LISK into the exchange.
Lisk vs Eth:
https://twitter.com/neucrypto/status/699252053101539328
Vote Now!
Lisk vs Eth:
https://twitter.com/neucrypto/status/699252053101539328
Vote Now!
Why not build the exchange as a dapp and trustless? This would directly be a huge USP and would catapult you to the top of decentralized exchanges over night.
can't wait to see something like this.
February 15, 2016, 05:50:56 PM
Cant wait to get my hands on LISK. I have good feeling about this project.
February 15, 2016, 05:16:58 PM
As I understand it, the fact that a) Lisk uses Javascript for DAPP development and b) Lisk DAPPS will each run on their own sidechain, are 2 great advantages of Lisk over Ethereum. Are there other advantages? And to be fair and balanced, what about disadvantages of Lisk vs. Ethereum?
Also, are DAPP sidechains secured by the Lisk network, or do the sidechains need to have their own block signers?
Thanks in advance. Very exciting project!
Also, are DAPP sidechains secured by the Lisk network, or do the sidechains need to have their own block signers?
Thanks in advance. Very exciting project!
Advantages:
- Lisk offers a whole package for dapps, i.e. frontend and backend. That means you also have a decentralized hosted frontend of the dapp instead of accessing it through a centralized server which is often the case at Ethereum. (see: Gnosis & Augur)
- Not so sure about Ethereum here, but Lisk runs on all devices. On a 9$ C.H.I.P. or a Raspberry Pi. And this is enough to secure Lisk AND several sidechains! I also had it running on a 64MB VPS once.
- Our client, I hope you saw it. In comparison to Ethereum we have a GUI developed and maintained by the core team. It will always have the latest features and is really simple to use.
- Inbuilt Dapp Store which lists all available dapps on the network and will be enhanced greatly in the future.
Differences:
- While Ethereum is a smart contract platform, Lisk is a dapp platform. That means at Ethereum you can only develop single smart contracts which costs real ETH for every step, and you need to combine several contracts to form one dapp.
- You can only develop the dapp backend on Ethereum, on Lisk you can develop the whole package (see above) of frontend and backend.
Disadvantages:
- At Lisk you can't develop smart contracts which are always being performed by all miners on the network.
- Headstart of Ethereum and we don't have a Vitalik.
One other question. Have you secured any exchanges for Lisk to trade on after launch? Thanks.
We are public since two weeks and have generated quite a buzz already. I'm sure we will be listed on several ones soon after the launch. We will actively pursue this 1-2 weeks into the ICO.
To name a few we definitely will contact:
- Poloniex
- Bittrex
- BTC38
This is an amazing post!
February 15, 2016, 04:01:15 PM
My team and I have been working on an exchange and we're definitely considering adding LISK into the exchange.
Lisk vs Eth:
https://twitter.com/neucrypto/status/699252053101539328
Vote Now!
Lisk vs Eth:
https://twitter.com/neucrypto/status/699252053101539328
Vote Now!
Why not build the exchange as a dapp and trustless? This would directly be a huge USP and would catapult you to the top of decentralized exchanges over night.
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