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cointrader83

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Quote from: HelioHash on August 17, 2016, 11:04:52 AM

I tryed to install Nano Lisk client, but my PC crashed
every time I start instalation Sad

Seems that instalation is a bit bugy, or its just a problem with my OS.
Anyone installed Nano Lisk ?

I've installed and no problem here. Running smooth.

nowclever

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Stable price now, lisk is back to track to 40k sat, and what's nano lisk, i see last post talks about it.

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I tryed to install Nano Lisk client, but my PC crashed
every time I start instalation Sad

Seems that instalation is a bit bugy, or its just a problem with my OS.
Anyone installed Nano Lisk ?

cointrader83

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Quote from: honolulumark on August 17, 2016, 10:46:47 AM

Quote from: LiskHQ on August 17, 2016, 10:40:26 AM

Quote from: cointrader83 on August 17, 2016, 10:32:54 AM

Very nice! Good to see that Ricardo is working too Cheesy

Currently he is busy with the Olympics, but you can see his commit history here. Ricardo is working a lot, same as we all. We are building a revolution here after all. Wink

https://github.com/LiskHQ/lisk-nano/commits/development

YES YES!

Nice to see another picture from you Honolulu Wink

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Things are coming along here wondefully. Well done dev team.

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Knowledge is power

Quote from: LiskHQ on August 17, 2016, 10:40:26 AM

Quote from: cointrader83 on August 17, 2016, 10:32:54 AM

Very nice! Good to see that Ricardo is working too Cheesy

Currently he is busy with the Olympics, but you can see his commit history here. Ricardo is working a lot, same as we all. We are building a revolution here after all. Wink

https://github.com/LiskHQ/lisk-nano/commits/development

YES YES!

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Quote from: oOxenonOo on August 17, 2016, 06:49:17 AM

Quote from: oOxenonOo on August 12, 2016, 09:22:22 AM

Quote from: metropolit on August 12, 2016, 09:00:25 AM

I think we will still have to wait some time for the price to rise. There is currently nothing special happening on the Lisk. 0.3.2 release will make it more stable but this is not gonna pump the price. Neither will the new office when it's rented.

I think the price will come with media and the media attention will come when things start to get developed on the Lisk blockchain.

I think there is your last chance to get in lisk on this prices, buy book almost doubled there need to be a reason for it.

Lisk is on low trading volume, if there is no whale who buys and sells every few hours, there would be no trades at all. You need to get market alive before nice pump, i think that is whats happening now

I love when im right! Roll Eyes

Polo volume never lower 220BTC/24H Grin

Also when i start to think i was wrong and make first move, my original thought come truth. My universe playing same old song to me, prepare for da storm! Wink

No guys i do not have inside infos, i wrote that because my 6th sens vibrating all morning, stop asking silly questions trough PM

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Quote from: cointrader83 on August 17, 2016, 10:32:54 AM

Very nice! Good to see that Ricardo is working too Cheesy

Currently he is busy with the Olympics, but you can see his commit history here. Ricardo is working a lot, same as we all. We are building a revolution here after all. Wink

https://github.com/LiskHQ/lisk-nano/commits/development

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Quote from: rezilient on August 17, 2016, 10:28:37 AM

Quote from: BTCdoaA on August 17, 2016, 10:11:04 AM

Quote from: LiskHQ on August 17, 2016, 08:58:42 AM

Announcing Lisk Nano

We believe our users should be able to access their Lisk accounts anywhere, anytime, and from any device in the world. This kind of untethered accessibility is an important factor for the Lisk team but until now there were some obstacles in that regard. Installing the Lisk client on Windows and macOS computers is still quite the complicated task and we still need conduct feasibility research in order to provide native one-click clients.

Today we are introducing Lisk Nano, a light-weight, simple, and fully responsive client which allows users to access the very basic Lisk features.

Read the announcement

Congratulation for the baby lisk NANO . i wish this will increase the demand of lisk markets in the coming days .

I hope not, I've not got as much LISK as I want before the pop which will be upon us before we know it. But lets wait awhile yet, maybe after XMAS will be good. Cheesy

yeah sure we will dump for you Wink

from now Lisk is going to be more and more expensive if you have vision about your stack better pay some more for it now then regret later..

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Quote from: LiskHQ on August 17, 2016, 08:58:42 AM

Announcing Lisk Nano

We believe our users should be able to access their Lisk accounts anywhere, anytime, and from any device in the world. This kind of untethered accessibility is an important factor for the Lisk team but until now there were some obstacles in that regard. Installing the Lisk client on Windows and macOS computers is still quite the complicated task and we still need conduct feasibility research in order to provide native one-click clients.

Today we are introducing Lisk Nano, a light-weight, simple, and fully responsive client which allows users to access the very basic Lisk features.

Read the announcement

Very nice! Good to see that Ricardo is working too Cheesy

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Quote from: BTCdoaA on August 17, 2016, 10:11:04 AM

Quote from: LiskHQ on August 17, 2016, 08:58:42 AM

Announcing Lisk Nano

We believe our users should be able to access their Lisk accounts anywhere, anytime, and from any device in the world. This kind of untethered accessibility is an important factor for the Lisk team but until now there were some obstacles in that regard. Installing the Lisk client on Windows and macOS computers is still quite the complicated task and we still need conduct feasibility research in order to provide native one-click clients.

Today we are introducing Lisk Nano, a light-weight, simple, and fully responsive client which allows users to access the very basic Lisk features.

Read the announcement

Congratulation for the baby lisk NANO . i wish this will increase the demand of lisk markets in the coming days .

I hope not, I've not got as much LISK as I want before the pop which will be upon us before we know it. But lets wait awhile yet, maybe after XMAS will be good. Cheesy

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I stand and applaud all the fantastic work being done here, Max, is a rare beast in a very small minority of Devs who actually work hard for the investors. Something else is cooking here, something big, i can sense it... i'm in!

Keep up the great work,

Max for the WIN !

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Quote from: LiskHQ on August 17, 2016, 08:58:42 AM

Announcing Lisk Nano

We believe our users should be able to access their Lisk accounts anywhere, anytime, and from any device in the world. This kind of untethered accessibility is an important factor for the Lisk team but until now there were some obstacles in that regard. Installing the Lisk client on Windows and macOS computers is still quite the complicated task and we still need conduct feasibility research in order to provide native one-click clients.

Today we are introducing Lisk Nano, a light-weight, simple, and fully responsive client which allows users to access the very basic Lisk features.

Read the announcement

Congratulation for the baby lisk NANO . i wish this will increase the demand of lisk markets in the coming days .

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#Free market

Quote from: LiskHQ on August 17, 2016, 09:50:51 AM

Quote from: redsn0w on August 17, 2016, 09:10:46 AM

Quote from: metropolit on August 17, 2016, 08:05:32 AM

Quote from: ttookk on August 17, 2016, 07:09:45 AM

More or less. As a delegate, you get 15 LSK(at least that's the last number I remember) every 17 minutes, plus transaction/other fees. So it's pretty much fixed. Specs don't really play a role(as long as the server is capable of fulfilling the task), uptime obviously does.

Thnx for the info! So basicly this would mean that daily around 128k of Lisk will be forged? It would be 46 million Lisk a year so i guess i made some math mistake?

What is the benefit of having more servers? Is it just to be sure that you have 100% uptime as a delegate or it can bring you more Lisk?

5 LSK each block forged, 4-5 blocks per hour ...it means ~480 LSK every day.

5 LSK per block. Every 17 minutes you forge a block (3/h). About 400 LSK a day or 12,000 LSK a month.

Sometimes I forge 4-5 blocks (testnet) but I don't know if in the main-net the things will be different.

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Quote from: LiskHQ on August 17, 2016, 08:58:42 AM

Announcing Lisk Nano

We believe our users should be able to access their Lisk accounts anywhere, anytime, and from any device in the world. This kind of untethered accessibility is an important factor for the Lisk team but until now there were some obstacles in that regard. Installing the Lisk client on Windows and macOS computers is still quite the complicated task and we still need conduct feasibility research in order to provide native one-click clients.

Today we are introducing Lisk Nano, a light-weight, simple, and fully responsive client which allows users to access the very basic Lisk features.

Read the announcement

WOW

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Quote from: redsn0w on August 17, 2016, 09:10:46 AM

Quote from: metropolit on August 17, 2016, 08:05:32 AM

Quote from: ttookk on August 17, 2016, 07:09:45 AM

More or less. As a delegate, you get 15 LSK(at least that's the last number I remember) every 17 minutes, plus transaction/other fees. So it's pretty much fixed. Specs don't really play a role(as long as the server is capable of fulfilling the task), uptime obviously does.

Thnx for the info! So basicly this would mean that daily around 128k of Lisk will be forged? It would be 46 million Lisk a year so i guess i made some math mistake?

What is the benefit of having more servers? Is it just to be sure that you have 100% uptime as a delegate or it can bring you more Lisk?

5 LSK each block forged, 4-5 blocks per hour ...it means ~480 LSK every day.

5 LSK per block. Every 17 minutes you forge a block (3/h). About 400 LSK a day or 12,000 LSK a month.

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#Free market

Quote from: metropolit on August 17, 2016, 08:05:32 AM

Quote from: ttookk on August 17, 2016, 07:09:45 AM

More or less. As a delegate, you get 15 LSK(at least that's the last number I remember) every 17 minutes, plus transaction/other fees. So it's pretty much fixed. Specs don't really play a role(as long as the server is capable of fulfilling the task), uptime obviously does.

Thnx for the info! So basicly this would mean that daily around 128k of Lisk will be forged? It would be 46 million Lisk a year so i guess i made some math mistake?

What is the benefit of having more servers? Is it just to be sure that you have 100% uptime as a delegate or it can bring you more Lisk?

5 LSK each block forged, 4-5 blocks per hour ...it means ~480 LSK every day.

LiskHQ

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Announcing Lisk Nano

We believe our users should be able to access their Lisk accounts anywhere, anytime, and from any device in the world. This kind of untethered accessibility is an important factor for the Lisk team but until now there were some obstacles in that regard. Installing the Lisk client on Windows and macOS computers is still quite the complicated task and we still need conduct feasibility research in order to provide native one-click clients.

Today we are introducing Lisk Nano, a light-weight, simple, and fully responsive client which allows users to access the very basic Lisk features.

Read the announcement

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The blog post (https://blog.lisk.io/explaining-lisk-forging-rewards-53d295066be2#.mi6je14uj) claims:

"On the 60,480th block the first forging reward will trickle onto the network, starting with 5 LISK in every block. After one forging round (i.e. after 101 blocks) all transaction fees are equally distributed between participating delegates, and for every block individually forged, a reward is then issued."

"Within each forging round, delegates forge blocks one after another in a random order.In this situation, it takes 20 seconds for a new block to appear on the network."

This means that each round lasts 20(sec)*101(blk)=2020 sec=0.56 hours. In this round if you are active you forge at least 1 block and you get the reward of 5 lsk + your share of the transaction fees.

After a certain number of blocks , as the blog says, the reward will start to drop. That's all I understood, hope it's accurate.

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Quote from: ttookk on August 17, 2016, 07:09:45 AM

More or less. As a delegate, you get 15 LSK(at least that's the last number I remember) every 17 minutes, plus transaction/other fees. So it's pretty much fixed. Specs don't really play a role(as long as the server is capable of fulfilling the task), uptime obviously does.

Thnx for the info! So basicly this would mean that daily around 128k of Lisk will be forged? It would be 46 million Lisk a year so i guess i made some math mistake?

What is the benefit of having more servers? Is it just to be sure that you have 100% uptime as a delegate or it can bring you more Lisk?

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