[ANN][SEM] Semux - Official Thread - page 252.

mdodong

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Quote from: mvvu on January 12, 2018, 01:23:13 AM

I can't open Semux wallet, 1st time it works, I sign up for a new account, 2nd time input my password then it disappear like never opened.
what should I do guys?

Close your semux wallet. Delete the database folder then restart the computer. Open your wallet and see if the password works.

mdodong

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Quote from: salary123 on January 12, 2018, 01:36:08 AM

Quote from: BlackRock on January 11, 2018, 07:43:02 PM

Quote from: IcemanVan on January 11, 2018, 07:19:21 PM

Where can one buy some SEM with BTC?

Thanks!

You can buy on SEM here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/otc-semux-sem-buy-sell-thread-2281323

But always use escrow.Be safe

Here I see a lot of demand, but how to ensure safety? Fair? No third party trust agency?

Since there is no exchange yet always ask for escrow. I have done multiple escrow for this community as well as other known escrow. Make sure to be careful with your trades via OTC or better yet just wait for the mainnet launch and exchange listing.

mdodong

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Quote from: joyteq on January 12, 2018, 01:11:23 AM

Quote from: dunedainbob on January 12, 2018, 12:53:44 AM

I would love to see a clearer description of how the pools work once we're on mainnet. For now, it seems like pools should keep splitting delegates so that they always are in top 100, but with as few votes as possible, such as to maximize their number of eligible delegates. It's a bit of a race to the bottom.

Why not scale delegate rewards logarithmically with votes? That way higher-vote delegates get some benefit and incentive, but not perfectly scaling so they don't become overly powerful.

Interesting idea to do it logarithmically. I've be tempted to leave it alone though and just see what happens.

I think the system would be more fair though if the payouts to voters were handled automatically by the semux code itself versus relying on validators to write their own external code to split the rewards. Also, in that case, you wouldn't have to worry about some validators keeping all the money for themselves and not sharing it with voters (which most seem to do now except for at least two pools of validators). I suppose though the block size might get really, really big and full with reward splitting if too many voters were participating. If that happened every 30 seconds, it might just get too large.

If the block reward were split automatically by the semux code itself, it could do things like not charging a transaction fee for transactions related specifically to the payouts to voters.

If the block size would be too large paying every 30 seconds, the semux code could still manage payouts and do a once-a-day payout, but it would have to keep track of data of all the data being accumulated throughout the day in the database. The code would be trickier, but have much smaller overall block usage.

This idea has been explored by the dev team and share some of your concern regarding bloating the blockchain. Personally I am comfortable with the current setup. As time goes we will be able to identify who are the validators sharing profits and who isn't. The economy behind this will playout once we go mainnet.

salary123

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Quote from: BlackRock on January 11, 2018, 07:43:02 PM

Quote from: IcemanVan on January 11, 2018, 07:19:21 PM

Where can one buy some SEM with BTC?

Thanks!

You can buy on SEM here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/otc-semux-sem-buy-sell-thread-2281323

But always use escrow.Be safe

Here I see a lot of demand, but how to ensure safety? Fair? No third party trust agency?

mvvu

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I can't open Semux wallet, 1st time it works, I sign up for a new account, 2nd time input my password then it disappear like never opened.
what should I do guys?

TheKryptonian

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In the Week 6 signature campaign list:

Quote

0xdfc2a92dceadcd729747e578cef2e773ccee0482,1234600,ricky mei,Member,125
0xfa2060e78930ee5a030f52bf0034d35d39025b1c,1234256,ricky luo,Member,121
0x331ed9a35033509527cf1b76560bb89c693205ff,1233843,ricky wang,Member,144
0x5119bf66c4ceff06499fcaf3d25c0627cad646f4,1279852,ricky lu,Member,110
0xf7b4733160d7c8cec8abb9e47b7683feaca4c68f,1279333,ricky wan,Member,105
0x878954ba4ec9ef08f1a9402103157d4a7ce0313d,1343625,ricky wa,Jr. Member,64
0xb200d8b71d453f3a5b4cce02b525caa17a6d760f,1385988,ricky a,Jr. Member,51
0x1af0cfffcc8584f45958b8628063df332dbe8826,1386041,ricky c,Jr. Member,48

lol.

joyteq

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Quote from: dunedainbob on January 12, 2018, 12:53:44 AM

I would love to see a clearer description of how the pools work once we're on mainnet. For now, it seems like pools should keep splitting delegates so that they always are in top 100, but with as few votes as possible, such as to maximize their number of eligible delegates. It's a bit of a race to the bottom.

Why not scale delegate rewards logarithmically with votes? That way higher-vote delegates get some benefit and incentive, but not perfectly scaling so they don't become overly powerful.

Interesting idea to do it logarithmically. I've be tempted to leave it alone though and just see what happens.

I think the system would be more fair though if the payouts to voters were handled automatically by the semux code itself versus relying on validators to write their own external code to split the rewards. Also, in that case, you wouldn't have to worry about some validators keeping all the money for themselves and not sharing it with voters (which most seem to do now except for at least two pools of validators). I suppose though the block size might get really, really big and full with reward splitting if too many voters were participating. If that happened every 30 seconds, it might just get too large.

If the block reward were split automatically by the semux code itself, it could do things like not charging a transaction fee for transactions related specifically to the payouts to voters.

If the block size would be too large paying every 30 seconds, the semux code could still manage payouts and do a once-a-day payout, but it would have to keep track of data of all the data being accumulated throughout the day in the database. The code would be trickier, but have much smaller overall block usage.

joyteq

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Quote from: jukKas on January 11, 2018, 10:17:57 AM

This is cool project. Wallet needs complete uplift, though.

Out of curiosity, why do you say that? I thought the wallet UI looked really nice. Very simple. Easy to find things. Not overcrowded. Just enough to tell you what you need.

dunedainbob

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I would love to see a clearer description of how the pools work once we're on mainnet. For now, it seems like pools should keep splitting delegates so that they always are in top 100, but with as few votes as possible, such as to maximize their number of eligible delegates. It's a bit of a race to the bottom.

Why not scale delegate rewards logarithmically with votes? That way higher-vote delegates get some benefit and incentive, but not perfectly scaling so they don't become overly powerful.

TWO313

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想请问一下，有没有可以查询SEMUX区块查询网址，能发一个看看么 Undecided

JWKY

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Quote from: roflwaffle on January 11, 2018, 11:32:47 PM

semuxpool_com and semuxpool_com2 update:
payouts for last ~24 hours went out.

Bug in validator code caused semuxpool_com2 to pay out 2 times (until it ran out of SEM). Working on fix now Cheesy

There were only a few addresses that did not meet minimum payout for the day, most voters were paid out.

I have 1 vote each for two pool
look like my votes too less no rewards Cry

keyzersoze

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Quote from: roflwaffle on January 11, 2018, 11:32:47 PM

semuxpool_com and semuxpool_com2 update:
payouts for last ~24 hours went out.

Bug in validator code caused semuxpool_com2 to pay out 2 times (until it ran out of SEM). Working on fix now Cheesy

There were only a few addresses that did not meet minimum payout for the day, most voters were paid out.

Thanx mate. Payout recieved.
I Would even settle for a weekly or bi weekly payout, if it’ll save up on transaction fees.
That won’t matter that much though, once main net goes live, fees get smaller.

Only got one payout from com2 btw, I would have sent it back otherwise.

roflwaffle

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semuxpool_com and semuxpool_com2 update:
payouts for last ~24 hours went out.

Bug in validator code caused semuxpool_com2 to pay out 2 times (until it ran out of SEM). Working on fix now Cheesy

There were only a few addresses that did not meet minimum payout for the day, most voters were paid out.

BlackRock

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Quote from: IcemanVan on January 11, 2018, 07:19:21 PM

Where can one buy some SEM with BTC?

Thanks!

You can buy on SEM here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/otc-semux-sem-buy-sell-thread-2281323

But always use escrow.Be safe

benhnghenghiep

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Quote from: Lilandra2006 on January 11, 2018, 12:16:18 PM

Quote from: benhnghenghiep on January 11, 2018, 12:03:52 PM

Quote from: Lilandra2006 on January 11, 2018, 05:51:15 AM

I've been participating in signature campaign of Semux progect sinse 09 Dec. 2017.
02.01.2018 (or 03.01.2018) I've became Jr.Member. But 08. Jan. 2018 I got just 7 SEM for last week.
Could somebody explaine me why I got SEM like Newbie?

You should check your post count when the participants list would announced every Sunday, so you can also can your current level (newbie or j.member) to make sure how reward you can receive in the next week.

Thank you. Your answer is the only useful and constructive one, without empty discourse. Now I see what is the reason.

You are welcome. Hope it helps you out.

IcemanVan

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Where can one buy some SEM with BTC?

Thanks!

mdodong

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Quote from: mericy on January 11, 2018, 07:05:29 PM

Quote from: jeeri on January 11, 2018, 06:36:22 PM

The testing guide would help in increasing the number of participants. Please try to set up a guide with detailed steps

i also want to know what should i do about the testing. i hope we can get a guide to do it.

Testing now means downloading and installing the wallet. If you encounter any problems please report here or on Discord so the dev team and the community will be able to help.

Also participation in the signature bounty is encouraged. Spread the word so that more people will know about semux.

Emmanuella01

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Token on Performance, great concept.. Surely it's gonna make way to the top

mericy

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🚀🚀 ATHERO.IO 🚀🚀

Quote from: jeeri on January 11, 2018, 06:36:22 PM

The testing guide would help in increasing the number of participants. Please try to set up a guide with detailed steps

i also want to know what should i do about the testing. i hope we can get a guide to do it.

jeeri

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The testing guide would help in increasing the number of participants. Please try to set up a guide with detailed steps

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