Topic: [ANN][LSK] Lisk | Blockchain Application Platform for JavaScript Developers - page 418. (Read 3074142 times)

verified on the blockchain, yes they went very fast, within 5 minutes. Each address does look unique tho.

Wot? Faucet is already empty,man those lisks are going like hot falafels   I always try to stalk you to see when you"ll add up some lsk but I"am almost never fast enough lol. It would be so cool if someone makes a lisk dice and faucet site like freebitco.in and freedogeco.in . It is very strange considering Lisk potential that nobody done that already, there is a potential in that idea, the owner of those freebitco.in and dogeco.in is making a nice profit from ads.

The future is bright is what the implications are... this is the beginning.
Bitcoin went up, alts went down.
I suppose you have some wild tinfoil theory?

generally speaking is a blockchain project (any project) considered to be in a healthy state if the value of its development fund is greater than its market cap?

what are its implications for the vitality of a project's total ecosystem going forward?

Damn Grumlin... Always when you post that you have filled your faucet, a few minutes later it is empty.
We need a countdown "Time to refill" 10......9......8......7...... 

But still good work, thanks.

This is cool. Adoption and development is what will make the price rise in the future!

I would like to point to the following article: https://altcoinspekulant.wordpress.com/2017/02/22/byteball-dritte-gratis-ausschuettung-am-12-maerz/

Qoute:
" Zusätzlich hat sich Tony mit Lisk und ICONOMI abgesprochen, die beide gemeinsam weiterhin um die 20% aller Byteball/Blackbytes halten. Beide stimmten wohl zu, dass sie ihre Byteball halten bis zum Ende der Ausschüttungsperiode."

English:
Lisk and Iconomi have agreed with Tony that they will hold their Byteball and Blackbytes until the end of the distribution period.

I don't know where the author got this information. But so far his articles have always been quite serious.
In my opinion, we should ask Max whether this is true or not. And if that's true, then we don't need to speculate about the byteball. Because it still need to be distributed 88.24% of the Byteball. Until something very positive that we are going to do for the Lisk holders, it may still take some time.

You have to love the FUD. Keep up the good work Lisk.

Hi!

I open API port on lisknode.grumlin.com and now you can use legendary node(can read first messages since 25th may  ) (6 vCPU, 12GB RAM, 320 GB SSD)

I move my forging for new VPS server(4 vCPU, 8GB RAM, 160 GB SSD)

now I add 30 lsk to liskfaucet.grumlin.com else

My regards!

Lisk Introduces New Blockchain Technology Update

Lisk, the Blockchain application platform, released version 0.6.0 to the main network after successfully completing the latest Core development sprint. The Lisk platform will now run on the latest LTS Node.JS 6.9 release tree, with its tradition of security and stability remaining a priority.


Version 0.6.0 brings additional changes to the Lisk Core and Lisk UI, including a sought-after feature aimed at improving the delegate user experience. As a first step to further progress the development of the Lisk SDK, the Application Directory user interface has been removed which also severs ties to the legacy application code.

Kordek continued:



Lisk version 0.6.0’s launch to the main network lays the foundation fora renovation of the Lisk SDK, which is currently in the conceptual stage. Lisk, which supports various *Nix and Darwin based platforms, will continue focusing efforts on optimizing its Core to prepare for the SDK.

LSK, the platforms cryptocurrency is currently sitting in 21st place of the of the most valuable digital currencies, and is valued at over $15 million.

Lisk is a Blockchain application platform that enables its users to build applications from the ground up in JavaScript. The decentralized platform allows for the deployment, distribution and monetization of sidechains onto the Lisk Blockchain. The Lisk network is operated using a highly efficient Delegated-Proof-of-Stake (DPOS) consensus model, which is secured by democratically elected delegates.  The cryptocurrency underpinning the Lisk platform is called LSK.

It was founded by Max Kordek and Oliver Beddows in 2016, in their stellar crowdsale they attracted over $8M in fundings making them the most successful crowdfunding in Germany in history. Consequently, Lisk attracted prominent advisors like Charles Hoskinson and Steven Nerayoff to foster a growing ecosystem around Blockchain applications and services. Lisk is headquartered in Berlin in the iconic business district at the Sony Center.

For more information, visit https://lisk.io/

http://www.the-blockchain.com/2017/02/25/lisk-introduces-new-blockchain-technology-update/

Lisk, the powerful Blockchain application platform, has launched an ambitious series of campaigns they say will supercharge the democratic and decentralized nature of their Blockchain while providing a foundation for long term sustainability and success.
Lisk has made a public call for the nomination of new delegates, elected “officials” who perform essential tasks for the Blockchain and who receive forging rewards in exchange for their services.
Lisk operates on a Delegated Proof of Stake consensus model, where LSK “stakeholders” vote for delegate candidates. To be elected, delegate candidates should show they are passionate about the Lisk community, support the Lisk ecosystem, display an understanding of the power of Blockchain technology, and make a commitment to lowering the barrier of entry for new members while actively identifying beneficial opportunities for Lisk. To further incentivize the nomination of new delegates through the proposal system, for a limited time all registered delegates will be refunded the normal 25 LSK proposal fee.

No way is Lisk "overfunded" LMFAO.
The funds are to last 5 years minimum, this is year one; and the SDK is just being incubated.
Nobody is going to hand out free Bitcoins whilst shorting the most important project in blockchain, so you can forget that.
Byteballs on the other hand....

excerpt from the community meeting:


I see 3 possible options here:
1. weighted distribution to Lisk token holders...
2. simply buying Lisk for HQ voting weight or rewards (not good idea imho)
or 3 .... just buying BTC... (not wise with BTC at ATH imho)
so they will chose option 1 me thinks      (providing I'm not just dreaming)  

Guys! Vote for this two pools and move them to active delegates!

1. Rank #105, liskpool_com_03, 13172488030862361147L, 85% Reward
http://www.liskpool.com/

2. Rank #107, olejegcord, 11720389439153169560L, 75% Reward
https://adlisk.pro/
"this pool will proportionally share 75% of forged blocks revenue to people who voted,
the rest will be kept for "the development of the game on the platform LISK""

They need about 700-800k lisk votes to move to active delegates.

If you have 100k lisks and vote for pool with 7% approval, you will receive about 180 LSK reward every month for one pool
(if my math is correct).

You can vote up to 33 delegates per transaction. It's only 1 LSK cost.

I don't affiliated with any pools or delegates (with the exception of my votes for them),
I just supporter from crypti ico time.

Republished in Chinese http://lisk.xyz/private-key-generation-on-lisk-are-we-affected-by-the-latest-bitcore-issues/
I am from Chinese Lisk Community, my delegate is hua, if we need your support, please vote for us.

Private key generation on Lisk; are we affected by the latest Bitcore issues?



Yesterday, on February, the 23rd 2017 and approximately one year ago, on February, the 25th 2016 issues were raised regarding the bitcore-js library, which investigated private key generation across different platforms.

A 12-word mnemonic passphrase is used to generate a key pair, which consists of both a private and public key, which can represent an account within Lisk (or Bitcoin). The bitcore-js library provides the necessary functionalities to generate this key pair out of the mnemonic passphrase.

In the referenced GitHub issues, it was noted that the bitcore-js private key generation eliminates leading zeros when creating the private keys, which results 31 byte string instead of the expected 32 bytes. This behaviour leads to different hash outputs on different machines, even though the same mnemonic passphrase is used. This could prevent account access on different machines.

Lisk is not affected by this. We are using the bitcore-js library to generate a 12-word mnemonic passphrase using the front-end. However, the private key generation is done by the NaCl library which is not affected by this bug.

The library explicitly demands: “The input must be 32 bytes long.”

As stated by Brian Warner. “Ed25519 keys start life as a 32-byte (256-bit) uniformly random binary seed such as might be produced by sha256, or better yet, PBKDF2 or scrypt.” More information about js-nacl can be found here.

In summary, the bug that led to creating different hashes by bitcore-js is found in the generation of private keys for solutions that use the library for cryptography. Lisk uses bitcore-js for the random 12-word mnemonic generation only, not for private key generation, therefore this bug does not apply to Lisk.

https://blog.lisk.io/private-key-generation-on-lisk-are-we-affected-by-the-latest-bitcore-issues-984a6e7a2b1f#.tcix7pm7d

No, this is not an FUD.
I know this user Limx Dev from the German BTT. Always quite decent and serious.
But what he writes here is not the truth. Most delegates hold their forged LSK, they don't dump them.

This is only FUD. Please don't quote.

sidechain is not possible at this point?

Great. The first own blockchain meetup of Lisk.

Hy guys, are you going there?

I think about it. Right now I just need a ride from one hour to Berlin Mitte.

Unlike you I am informed and don't write speculations.

And an opinion is not a fact. At most an "alternative fact"

Most delegates hold over 80% of their forged LSK so fa, that is a fact!