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Topic: [ANN][Main] Bitcore- BTX - Datacarriersize up to 220 bytes - page 769. (Read 730297 times)

legendary
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Please send detail info about team and whitepaper and where website this project?

Simply you can find this information on the first post of this thread Smiley https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annmain-bitcore-btx-datacarriersize-up-to-220-bytes-1883902
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Remember: This is an enourmous record-breaking stress-test for our network: approx 5 million transactions will be made for the new snapshot.
If everything works out successfully Bitcore BTX will write blockchain history today!

Short news about the snapshot from today and its meaning:

Please wait to claim your bitcore from the snapshot. We begin saturday with the chainwriting starting from the top Bitcoin addresses on till 0.01 btc addresses!

Now is the time we stress test our code and show the public what Bitcore - BTX is capable of, and what blockchain can do for all!

so, I take it we should move our BTX from cryptopia to registered wallet before saturday
or it could be delayed and unable to get scheduled monday 3% airdrop

and geez I forgot to change my buy order yesterday (busy can't get online much)
my order executed at 96k sats... and now it's 78k sats  Angry even plunged down to 60k before Shocked
I hope it recovers soon or before the end of year
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http://bitcoin-engrave.com/ & https://bitcore.cc
DEVs.

Can you confirm the size in megabytes of the Bitcoreblockchain today?

I just want to compare to the blockchain size after the 5 million transactions




103MB
legendary
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DEVs.

Can you confirm the size in megabytes of the Bitcoreblockchain today?

I just want to compare to the blockchain size after the 5 million transactions

I'm not a dev, but just checked my local bitcore wallet - the whole bitcore folder in %appdata% weighs 123 MB. Or is that not what you were asking?
Edit: the "blocks" folder only = 103 MB.
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Short news about the snapshot from today and its meaning:



Today, the bitcoin snapshot took place at block 492820!



What will happen now?


Please wait to claim your bitcore from the snapshot. We begin saturday with the chainwriting starting from the top Bitcoin addresses on till 0.01 btc addresses!

Now is the time we stress test our code and show the public what Bitcore - BTX is capable of, and what blockchain can do for all!

You will find tons of transactions soon on the explorer. Be fascinated like us and observe realtime, how our code is working... HOOOOT

So, we are on the long term run. The next two weeks can wait and wont affect your belief in Bitcore...



Your
Bitcore Team



DEVs.

Can you confirm the size in megabytes of the Bitcoreblockchain today?

I just want to compare to the blockchain size after the 5 million transactions
legendary
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A little comparison of specifications of Bitcoin and Bitcore.


That's some epic grammar right there. Cheesy "Does someone want to change shoes?" is what you were probably after.
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A little comparison of specifications of Bitcoin and Bitcore.

hero member
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http://bitcoin-engrave.com/ & https://bitcore.cc
BitCore Team Statement : CAmount MAX_MONEY

The file 'bitcore\src\amount.h' and the variable 'CAmount MAX_MONEY' got nothing, really nothing to do with the maximum distribution of the amount of coins.
This variable is a security check which outputs the maximum amount of movable coins per txid and is not the maximum amount of coins in total.
 
Everyone who would like to be able to rate a file or variable should inform themselves before any statement :
 
https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/36612/why-doesnt-changing-max-money-change-the-maximum-number-of-coins

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The block subsidy (aka reward) is computed in the  GetBlockSubsidy function in main.cpp.
 
CAmount GetBlockSubsidy(int nHeight, const Consensus::Params& consensusParams)
{
    int halvings = nHeight / consensusParams.nSubsidyHalvingInterval;
    // Force block reward to zero when right shift is undefined.
    if (halvings >= 64)
        return 0;
 
    CAmount nSubsidy = 50 * COIN;
    // Subsidy is cut in half every 210,000 blocks which will occur approximately every 4 years.
    nSubsidy >>= halvings;
    return nSubsidy;
}
Here you can see the initial block reward of 50 coins is hard coded. The halving interval consensusParams.nSubsidyHalvingInterval is set in chainparams.cpp
in the constructors for CMainParams, CTestNetParams and CRegTestParams respectively (the respective default values are 210000, 210000, 150)."

The file main.cpp was split into various files during the update history of Bitcoin, including the file 'validation.cpp'.

The way of calculation of the maximum Coin amount as well as the Blockhalvings are contained in this file:
https://github.com/LIMXTEC/BitCore/blob/master/src/validation.cpp#L1167
 


Your Bitcore Team - Chris, Steve and Jon
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Bitcore (BTX) - The Future is Now
so if the snapshot is done, is it ok for us to move our bitcoin out of the address it was snapshotted in now? i got places for it to be.

Yes
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Bitcore (BTX) - The Future is Now
Short news about the snapshot from today and its meaning:



Today, the bitcoin snapshot took place at block 492820!



What will happen now?


Please wait to claim your bitcore from the snapshot. We begin saturday with the chainwriting starting from the top Bitcoin addresses on till 0.01 btc addresses!

Now is the time we stress test our code and show the public what Bitcore - BTX is capable of, and what blockchain can do for all!

You will find tons of transactions soon on the explorer. Be fascinated like us and observe realtime, how our code is working... HOOOOT

So, we are on the long term run. The next two weeks can wait and wont affect your belief in Bitcore...



Your
Bitcore Team
That's all fine, but can you do a video on the process of importing of the private keys to claim??

1: Run Bitcore-QT

2: Select Help (to the right of Settings)

3: Select Debug Window

4: Select Console

5: If you encrypted your wallet, unlock it by entering walletpassphrase "YourLongPassphrase" 600 next to the > input box

6: Next to the > input box type importprivkey (Note that the private key must not have spaces, remove them if they are included in your backup)
Example: importprivkey 5KJvsngHeMpm884wtkJNzQGaCErckhHJBGFsvd3VyK5qMZXj3hS


I think it will be this easy, if i am wrong please let me know.
legendary
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so if the snapshot is done, is it ok for us to move our bitcoin out of the address it was snapshotted in now? i got places for it to be.
legendary
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Merit: 1014
For 6 months I have done a lot of transactions BTX. All transactions take place in about 5 seconds. The only delays that were it is delays in the work of Cryptopia.
I also didn't have this sort of problem with btx transactions before, it only started happening these few last days. metamorphin suggested deleting the bitcore folder and re-downloading the blockchain so I'm giving it a try.
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How much is the claim rate ? I mean how many BTX can I receive for each BTC I owned?
newbie
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Short news about the snapshot from today and its meaning:



Today, the bitcoin snapshot took place at block 492820!



What will happen now?


Please wait to claim your bitcore from the snapshot. We begin saturday with the chainwriting starting from the top Bitcoin addresses on till 0.01 btc addresses!

Now is the time we stress test our code and show the public what Bitcore - BTX is capable of, and what blockchain can do for all!

You will find tons of transactions soon on the explorer. Be fascinated like us and observe realtime, how our code is working... HOOOOT

So, we are on the long term run. The next two weeks can wait and wont affect your belief in Bitcore...



Your
Bitcore Team
That's all fine, but can you do a video on the process of importing of the private keys to claim??
sr. member
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In the last couple of days ~ half of my btx transactions from the local wallet get stuck for a few hours before getting any confirmations. I'm sending them with the standard "recommended" tx fee of 0.001 BTX/kB, but still have to wait for up to several hours before the 1st confirmation. Whatever it is you're stress-testing, it seems to be failing at least in this regard.
For 6 months I have done a lot of transactions BTX. All transactions take place in about 5 seconds. The only delays that were it is delays in the work of Cryptopia.
legendary
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No risk, no fun!
In the last couple of days ~ half of my btx transactions from the local wallet get stuck for a few hours before getting any confirmations. I'm sending them with the standard "recommended" tx fee of 0.001 BTX/kB, but still have to wait for up to several hours before the 1st confirmation. Whatever it is you're stress-testing, it seems to be failing at least in this regard.

Your address? PM us please
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The more time goes by, the more I love this coin!

And the devs are really ever so nice and friendly each time I need support in the Facebook group!

Well done, guys.... keep the great job up!
legendary
Activity: 1106
Merit: 1014
In the last couple of days ~ half of my btx transactions from the local wallet get stuck for a few hours before getting any confirmations. I'm sending them with the standard "recommended" tx fee of 0.001 BTX/kB, but still have to wait for up to several hours before the 1st confirmation. Whatever it is you're stress-testing, it seems to be failing at least in this regard.
newbie
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I love the bitcore distribution system
excellent work
newbie
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Nice concept,but getting a sign message is like walking from london to Edinburgh
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