Topic: [ANN][LSK] Lisk | Blockchain Application Platform for JavaScript Developers - page 524. (Read 3074310 times)

1. I didn't clear. http://localhost:7000/  It is login to forge in testnet. You need to replace localhost with your public IP address if you are not enter above address in local machine where Lisk install. So, if your url change , you need to change your login address I thought.

2. 96% is blockchain in sync. Your node will ready when it disappear( or 100%).

1. Best to use a VPN with a static IP address to login.
2. Your blockchain is at 96% of the overall consensus height. So you are still catching up.

this video does not answer my questions. sorry dude.

Do you know this tutorial? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiiUf87s2Ho&t=96s

Hey Max,

how about you use some of the BTC you have to pump Liska?

She needs a good fucking pump mate......

It's been a while since Liska had any loving....

my node is running.

now i have two questions.

1. sometimes my IP changes. where do i have to put the url of my dns-service? e.g. liskon.duckdns.org.

2. what does this 96% mean?



is my node still catching up?

i am using a raspberry pi 3 with up to date RASPBIAN JESSIE WITH PIXEL.

this did not work for my:
https://lisk.io/documentation?i=lisk-docs/PrereqSetup

if you have the same problem


the try this 3 steps.

Edit /etc/locale.gen and uncomment the line with en_US.UTF-8
Run locale-gen en_US.UTF-8
Run update-locale en_US.UTF-8

et voila.

a few more steps and:

danke. i will try it. and tell you if it worked. have a nice afternoon.


this does not work for me:


i am still trying to find a workaround.

Nice write-up, ETH will switch to PoS or a variant of it sooner or later so that numbers won't hold, but still their inflation is (was) much higher and their current system (just like btc) is just a waste of energy if you ask me. And if people knew that the majority of mining is controlled by maybe a few people. lisk has a much better system and is more ecofriendly for sure. Currently a nice mix of delegates and pools. Yesterday was a perfect example of how you can quickly push an update to lisk can you imagine that for eth or btc to be able to push criticial update in few hours with all nodes updating ? Not happening.

Well said, more faith.

I too would suggest setting up a testnet node instead of main net if you just want to experience it. If your delegate is standby not much is happening, so it's better to set one up on testnet because you just have to go on chat and asked to be voted up and presto, you are an active delegate.

Also keep in mind that Lisk should run on a Raspberry Pi (2-3?) just fine, but much depends on your internet connection. If you are experiencing problems it's most likely because your lag is too great.
If you need any help, lisk chat is a great place for it.

Miners will just switch to the next most profitable coin to mine at that time.

It's honestly just one command.

https://lisk.io/documentation?i=lisk-docs/README

Use the binaries.

1.) Setup your Raspi
2.) Install the prerequisites
3.) Download the installation shell file from our servers
4.) Execute the command and start Lisk

If something doesn't work, go to Lisk.chat and ask either in #mainnet, #delegates or #technical-discussion.


You don't have to be a delegate to run a full node. If you want to generate blocks, try out our testnet.

is there an how to? i want to run a node on one of my raspis. just for fun. i won't be looking for votes. thanks for the links.

It was possible to create a fake vote which was not valid because it didn't follow the proper shape. This fake vote was added to the memory tables on one node and therefore were broadcasted to every node on the network. Due to the wrong shape nobody could verify this transaction and therefore new blocks couldn't been generated.

Now, Oliver added verifications. That means this fake vote with the wrong shape will be detected because its not valid. That means it will simply be removed from the memory tables on all nodes and nothing happens.

A few months ago we added validations on many different levels (e.g. accounts), seems like this one got overseen. However, these things become less obvious and at one point will be completely eliminated.

Who want to support Lisk, vote for my delegate, please. I will run 100 (one hundred!!!) nodes and will be 24/7 online and maintain nodes.
My Servers Specifications:
    CPU: 4 x 2.40 GHz Intel Xeon
    RAM: 4096 MB
    Storage: 160 GB
    Bandwidth: 4 TB

First node: http://185.5.55.73:8000
Delegate name: virtum
Rank 856

But... but... but... I wanted him to do the work at least once in his life on BCT!

Joking aside, thanks for the post. It's a bit interesting how there were about zero negative mentions about the inflation rate (just the opposite as a matter of fact) for about 11 months and 1700 pages, and recently it's endless whining about it all coming from the same direction, from people pro pool delegates, only superficial knowledge of the Lisk core community (see them saying over and over who you and Oliver just voting up your friends), not doing proper research, immune to reasoning.
It's tiresome.

thanks to everybody how helped to fix the problem so fast.
i tried to understand the problem by reading the github page. but i did not. can anybody explain the problem in plain english please.

It seems you got the % inflation of Lisk right, here you can see the % inflation of Ethereum: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/150B9eytmjZ642tYD0jSdFZQHldmk7VG5Wm3KVctydpY/pubhtml


Let's compare them (no guarantee, please check facts yourself!):

Year    Lisk        Ethereum
 1st     15,77%    19.80%
 2nd    10,90%    21.20%
 3rd     7,37%     17.41%
 4th     4,58%     14.75%
 5th     2,19%     12.79%
 6th     2,14%     11.28%
 7th     2,10%     10.09%
 8th     2,05%     9.12%
 9th     2,01%     8.31%
10th    1,97%     7.64%


Additionally, it's important that miners generally sell a bigger % in order to break even. Delegates don't have to do that, they can use this % to increase the ecosystem and therefore the value of the token. I'm not attacking the Ethereum inflation nor say that the Lisk inflation is superior. They are different economic systems and I think both are solved just fine.

Important! This all comes down to the honesty of the delegates and the ecosystem voting with their LSK for the best delegates. So at the end nobody can condemn any delegate, because the network voted him in for whatever reason. So if someone is selling this is totally fair.

For the Lisk Foundation Balances; We don't vote with the adviser and bounty accounts. The foundation owned account might be used to vote for individuals like ambassadors.

For my founder's rewards; Yes, these are our privately owned LSK. Therefore, we vote with them as we see fit. If you check carefully I'm currently voting for 32 delegates who are ALL highly active. In my next round I will reduce the total even more for people who contribute something concrete.

However, now the most important fact. Over time the foundation balances will go down (paying out bounties, compensating advisers, giving incentives to employees, paying for bills in LSK) and the same should be true for me as well (diversifying OTC at specific price ranges with a very long-term mentality). Additionally, due to the inflation the impact of these accounts will become less and less. That means we are gravitating towards a more fair and decentralised system with time. For us Lisk was born with v0.5.0 and the foundation, everything before that was just a settlement.

Edit: Forgot one thing, the hashrate of Ethereum is growing fast. That means blocks are found faster which means that the inflation actually is higher than how it was intended to be. Same goes for Bitcoin where the average block time is 10 minutes, but I think the design choice was 12 minutes. (Correct me if I'm wrong on the Bitcoin part)

That guy is funny wrong thread my friend... just go back to your eth etc or what ever is called now...