Topic: [ANN][LSK] Lisk | Blockchain Application Platform for JavaScript Developers - page 820. (Read 3074324 times)

Feel free to add my delegate "freddag" to that list.

Not sure why it was excluded.... My productivity on TestNet is higher than some of these above.

how soon can we forging?

Once again i convinced that MalReynolds is not accidental in LISK. He has the ability to organize people and wisely explain some difficult moments

Currently ranked 263    But I stay cool and will continue to support Lisk - regardless of my delegate rank.

There are a lot of legitimate uses for torrenting so there would be nothing illegal about making a client.  How people use it is up to them.

Indeed it would be a fairly easy dapp to dev with pure javascript... BUT I can't recommend or openly promote illegal activities on the lisk network. _cough cough, drops the microphone_

hi guys,
whatsup with xcrypti, why no blockchain, why github down also on crypti,
website shows links to partnership with sia coin, and wings dev mr. popov, thanks.

no one responding, are any off the coins on those xcrypti exhcanges withdrawable?
peace out.

we need decentralized torrenting.
https://torrentfreak.com/feds-seize-kickasstorrents-domains-charge-owner-160720/

can lisk help with this?

Yep, that's me... and thanks!  Currently ranked 217

In chat and the forum you're the User Phoenix1969?

If so, I have voted for you. Great supporter

there was a list in lisk-forum.

at the moment only these two have some votes:
rooney
liskpool_com_01

There was discussion about this months ago and maybe even a list somewhere.  However, with forging rewards delayed and so many people drifting in and out of Lisk since launch, I personally think any existing list is not accurate anymore.

There has been a lot of discussion behind the scenes among delegate candidates about the economics of running a node.  The current thinking is leaning away from "vote-bribes / pool forging" and a lot more towards giving a relatively large portion of forging rewards (say 20% or so) as "charity support" to assist blockchain app developers and their projects.  By the time you add together server costs for high-quality multiple nodes (primary and backup), taxes, blockchain app support, and reasonable compensation / wages for the delegate's time in running the node - after all that, I believe there's not going to be a lot of profit to "give away".  Running a node is a business proposition to keep a multi-million dollar network operational and growing, not some variation on Bitcoin mining pools.

Beware and be cautious of people promising lots of profit to voters.   If you go through the numbers, there really isn't a lot of profit to share in the current DPoS structure.  An Active Delegate makes around 12,000 Lisk per month for the first year.   Say 100 people provide 1M votes each to a profit-sharing delegate who is "giving it all away!".  That delegate now has 100% of all available Lisk votes.  Everybody who voted for him now gets 1% of his income, or 120 Lisk per month on their 1M "investment".  That ain't much.   You got a lot less than 1M to vote with?  Then you're gonna get a lot less than 120 Lisk per month.

Don't trust anybody's "profit-sharing" scheme that doesn't have a detailed budget that includes server costs, taxes, and their own compensation.  If you go through the numbers, Lisk is not about free money to get rich quick.  Lisk is about creating a sustainable, healthy infrastructure by running a core non-profit business relying on tax-paying participants who are paid to keep its network going.

Is there a list with Delegates who will share their profits with the community voters?

Keep in mind, http://lisknation.com is a work in progress that I have just started. Still working on a logo and finalizing the design, elements, etc. But I am going to start posting articles and get some mini breakdowns up for previous news that isn't much out there, as well as a list of integrations and important stuff. Just give me some time to get it solid. In the meantime, let me know what you think about the articles as I get them up!

Malreynolds.... Thanks for the post. Yes, it has been a real challenge to keep testnet up and running.

I really need votes. I Provide eleven public portals for Liskers to use:

lisk.linkspage.online
liskwallet.io
fastwallet.online
fastwallet2.online
fastwallet3.online
fastwallet4.online
fastwallet5.online
Testwallet.online
Testwallet2.online
Testwallet3.online
Testwallet4.online

It takes a-lot of time and effort to keep so many nodes synced, man the chat-rooms, and keep the website current; especially on testnet. I've been here dedicated since the beginning and can't seem to get enough votes to crack "the 101" so any votes you guys can throw me would be of great help. Thanks.
Phoenix1969

@MalReynolds all who are involved in Lisk since its launch as @redsn0w says appreciate your words. We need your votes guys!

In another order of things I would like to share with you a website (http://lisknation.com/) where you will find lots of information about Lisk, thanks to the initiative of grexx. And remember, is a fork 3 productions

Any account containing more than 1 Lisk can vote for which 101 Lisk delegates are forging new blocks every 10 seconds for the Lisk blockchain.  The number of votes you will be giving each candidate is equal to the number of Lisk in the account minus 1 Lisk that is deducted as a voting fee.  An account containing 1000 Lisk that votes for 20 delegate candidates will be giving 999 votes to all 20 candidates.  If you have multiple Lisk accounts, you will need to vote each account separately.

HOW TO VOTE FOR LISK DELEGATES

1. Log into your Lisk wallet with your 12 word passphrase at https://login.lisk.io

2. Click on "Forging" on the left-side column

3. Click on "Delegates" on the top-most row (between "Forging" and "My Votes")

4. Now you are on a long webpage divided into two sections: "Top Delegates" and below them, "Standby Delegates".  Only 25 delegates are shown in each section.  At the bottom of each section are "page numbers" you can click to show other delegates for each section in blocks of 25 at a time.  At the time this tutorial is written, all delegates in the "Top" section are Genesis nodes run by Oliver.  Actual individuals who need your votes are currently in the "Standby" section.  After forging rewards start, both sections will contain delegates seeking your vote.  Only those in the "Top Delegate" section are actually forging Lisk blocks and receiving rewards.

5. Click the check boxes for the people you want to vote for.  You may need to go to multiple pages / blocks of 25 delegates to find everybody you are looking for.  You can sort by name and rank to help find specific people.  You can cast 101 votes total, BUT ONLY IN BATCHES OF UP TO 33 AT A TIME.  So to cast 101 votes, you will have to do Steps 5 through 9 a total of four times.  The running total of check boxes you have clicked on are listed at the top of the webpage, just under the "Forging / Delegates / My Votes" link.  Keep an eye on this number and make sure it is 33 or less.  Unclick check boxes if you have to.

6. Click on the green "VOTE" link in the upper right of this webpage.

7. A window will pop up showing the people you are about to vote for.  If this list is OK, click "Confirm Vote".

8. If you have the second withdrawal passphrase activated in your account, you will be asked to enter it and click "Confirm Vote" again.

9. A green acknowledgement saying "Transaction Sent" will display briefly in the upper right corner of your webpage.  You just spent 1 Lisk to vote.

10. Repeat Steps 5-9 as required to vote for all of your desired delegate candidates.

It seems it was only short time span. Deposit and withdrawal is available again.

Joel was of great help when I had an issue with the transfering the ICO coins.
I personally think he is of great value.

check the faq at the lisk.io