Topic: [ANN][NIM] - Nimiq - The Browser Based Blockchain - page 172. (Read 131134 times)

Looks good.What s the presale plan?I cant wait to invest

That's my concern. If websites start embedding the miner then I imagine popup blockers or even the browsers themselves will take steps to prevent the function of this coin. If the wallet/transaction system is separate that wouldn't be the worst thing. But if they aren't it'd remove the main purpose of the coin.

if you are using chrome then the wallet might be stored in %localappdata%\Google\Chrome\User Data\
i couldnt find it either, i guess the betanet is not designed to move/backup the wallet



botnets are going to be all over this... i dont see a way to block them
what about simple spyware, infected browser with corrupted homepages, those sad slaves will give it everything they got...

well i cant tell you, i didnt sell it, i just saw a bunch of listings on ebay last year.

What steps are going to be put in place to prevent the hashrate being eaten up by botnets?

If the plan is to allow websites to bundle the code into websites what steps will be taken to ensure Chrome/Firefox/IE from blocking the javascript as malicious?

maybe because it's still beta the mining hash looks fast or.. extremely new tech and Innovation, but how can we backup our account balance ? I couldn't find the priv key or some kind of it

Looks good. I have tried to mine on betanet, and its hash is also quite high

Why would you do that? Everything that is being mined at this stage is appearantly useless. It has 0 value and all you have in your wallet will be reset before or during their ICO or something. So you are wasting your electricity power and hardware for nothing.

How can transfer my wallet from one PC to another?
Mining is on block 7919. is it test project?

Very interesting project...I will be following closely.

Interesting. I thought paypal (ebay) doesn't like crypto because of the credit card chargeback issue.

thanks i got them, there is no way to know where it came from, there is no history yet.
i thought i had hit another block untill i read here

Got them, thx for the test

I sent them back..
By the way.. is it normal if my hashrate lowers on opened mining tab? Firefox..

51 initiated at 20:48, confirmed at 20:51

thanks 50 initiated at 20:42, confirmed at 20:47

Very nice transferring UI btw

well, ethereum testnet ether sold quite well on ebay
you never know untill you know, at least you and/or the developer learned something...
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now i didnt read the whole thread, only some pages but i didnt saw any mining results.

but first i gotta say, i very much like the browser based blockchain idea.
i always thought ethereum should run in browser only.

now there is alot that i dont understand. i have to read some more, maybe wait for more info

but i do have a couple of different browser mining Nimiq @ 11-13kH/s each on the same pc.
firefox cannot connect and kills the cpu while trying to (80-99% usage).

now i dont see how do we get the Hashrate? you said its memory based? fast memory, fast hashrate?
i see on the first page you have roughly the same same hashrate as me ~11kH/s so each browser will be equal?

where and how is the wallet saved? is it like a cookie or flash object? java script object?
how do we back up the wallet and load it elsewhere?
i closed one miner and reopened it and it had the same address, thats good. but in private modus i got a new address..

one miner got lucky and it took around 4min to transfer all 50 from one wallet to another.
i like how the wallets on both ends gets activated once the transfer starts if both are online mining.

send me some testnet NIMIQ:
5A2D3915EEEEDDEBE7DA1F3F4BECBA90D74F5A00

There you go..
E518D1395F5DAB6DB49C0AAC432E44BA43372F0D

Seems grear idea, but we still need more detail information. I will wait for whitepaper, team, distributor, and etc.