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Topic: [ANN][XCN] Cryptonite - NEW Thread | 1st mini-blockchain coin | Bounties! - page 76. (Read 215807 times)

legendary
Activity: 2716
Merit: 1094
Black Belt Developer
Thanks for your fast answer, pallas!

So technically Cryptonite is working well, I assume. In this case, I'll try it out these days, I'm eager to see the "mini-blockchain" working ...
Exchange delistings are temporary problems, so if the coin's "basic concept/USP" is solid, that doesn't matter for me, "its time will come".

The other small altcoin I support, Slimcoin, is actually in a very similar situation (only trading on Novaexchange, but it's closing ...) and it's still alive and kickin'.

I'm not saying we didn't have any trouble thru our history, but we are still alive as you can see, after almost 4 years ;-)
The coin is still fast and its innovative concepts working as expected.
It is a coin worth keeping alive for its technology and for historical reasons, but I can tell you we had huge trading volume at times, so no reason it can't be used as a currency.
Not only a tech exercise, then :-)
We have plans for it...
legendary
Activity: 3906
Merit: 6249
Decentralization Maximalist
Thanks for your fast answer, pallas!

So technically Cryptonite is working well, I assume. In this case, I'll try it out these days, I'm eager to see the "mini-blockchain" working ...
Exchange delistings are temporary problems, so if the coin's "basic concept/USP" is solid, that doesn't matter for me, "its time will come".

The other small altcoin I support, Slimcoin, is actually in a very similar situation (only trading on Novaexchange, but it's closing ...) and it's still alive and kickin'.
legendary
Activity: 2716
Merit: 1094
Black Belt Developer
I came here from the "Scalability" page on the Bitcoin wiki. If this coin works as it's described, then this is the most awesome find in the altcoin world since I discovered Slimcoin Smiley. Cryptonite predates Ardor by more than 3 years (Ardor hasn't even launched) and seems to have a very, very similar scalability "solution".

I'm however a bit surprised to see that the price went so low. It's good for me, so I can buy some ... but did something like an attack/unintended fork happen or are these just the normal speculative waves?

Hi and thanks for joining us.
The current price is, basicly, the result of our main market (chinese exchanges) being almost lost because of regulations by their government.
We are trying to fix this in many ways, but it's taking a lot of time because today most good exchanges want a lot of money for listing. We had pending listing requests on many exchanges like bittrex and poloniex (which was active last year but then dropped us).
Currently we are on novaexchange that (unfortunately) is apparently closing doors in some months.
Good news is that, since today, XCN can be traded on the new version of the bisq P2P exchange network.
Another good news (but not yet totally accomplished) is that we are listed on the international version of our former (chinese) best exchange (btc38.com): aex.com.
Trading is open but the wallet, just like that of many other coins there, is still closed (for both deposits and withdrawals).
Their support is stating that their are going thru a server upgrade and they will open the wallets later.
legendary
Activity: 3906
Merit: 6249
Decentralization Maximalist
I came here from the "Scalability" page on the Bitcoin wiki. If this coin works as it's described, then this is the most awesome find in the altcoin world since I discovered Slimcoin Smiley. Cryptonite predates Ardor by more than 3 years (Ardor hasn't even launched) and seems to have a very, very similar scalability "solution".

I'm however a bit surprised to see that the price went so low. It's good for me, so I can buy some ... but did something like an attack/unintended fork happen or are these just the normal speculative waves?
legendary
Activity: 2716
Merit: 1094
Black Belt Developer
bisq v0.6.0 has just been released and now supports XCN:
https://forum.bisq.io/t/new-version-0-6-0-released/3446

It's the first true decentralized P2P exchange. I like it a lot, especially because you keep full control over your coins (always stay in your own wallet).
I think this will be a great way for us to trade FIAT -> BTC -> XCN and back.

And it supports some new TOR features to now make it work in China -> our favorite market Smiley

Updated OP and tweeted. Thanks for your support!

Now lets make some volume and support the decentralised exchange approach. I'm sure you all realize how important it is, and bisq implementation is the best IMHO!

EDIT: Chinese users reading this, please spread the word about cryptonite and bisq thru your local channels!
legendary
Activity: 2716
Merit: 1094
Black Belt Developer
Hi Pallas,
rpcwallet.cpp
Code:
if (params.size() > 4 && params[4].type() != null_type && !params[4].get_str().empty()){
string msg = [b]params[2].get_str();[/b]
        wtx.msg = vector(msg.begin(),msg.end());
    }
here all right?

Doesn't look right, and there is another one like that a few lines down. Likely a few chars fix. Tomorrow I will create a new branch.

Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
it's not much harm to the work, probably just a copy-paste Smiley

Yes, typical copy-paste error ;-)
will fix asap.

here it is:

https://github.com/pallas1/Cryptonite/commit/ac5fc1a5fe82856aba2445519fb21d70f97ec492

a couple little fixes to the send tx rpc calls.

thanks!
full member
Activity: 175
Merit: 113
bisq v0.6.0 has just been released and now supports XCN:
https://forum.bisq.io/t/new-version-0-6-0-released/3446

It's the first true decentralized P2P exchange. I like it a lot, especially because you keep full control over your coins (always stay in your own wallet).
I think this will be a great way for us to trade FIAT -> BTC -> XCN and back.

And it supports some new TOR features to now make it work in China -> our favorite market Smiley
legendary
Activity: 2716
Merit: 1094
Black Belt Developer
Hi Pallas,
rpcwallet.cpp
Code:
if (params.size() > 4 && params[4].type() != null_type && !params[4].get_str().empty()){
string msg = [b]params[2].get_str();[/b]
        wtx.msg = vector(msg.begin(),msg.end());
    }
here all right?

Doesn't look right, and there is another one like that a few lines down. Likely a few chars fix. Tomorrow I will create a new branch.

Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
it's not much harm to the work, probably just a copy-paste Smiley

Yes, typical copy-paste error ;-)
will fix asap.
jr. member
Activity: 98
Merit: 1
Hi Pallas,
rpcwallet.cpp
Code:
if (params.size() > 4 && params[4].type() != null_type && !params[4].get_str().empty()){
string msg = [b]params[2].get_str();[/b]
        wtx.msg = vector(msg.begin(),msg.end());
    }
here all right?

Doesn't look right, and there is another one like that a few lines down. Likely a few chars fix. Tomorrow I will create a new branch.

Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
it's not much harm to the work, probably just a copy-paste Smiley
legendary
Activity: 2716
Merit: 1094
Black Belt Developer
Hi Pallas,
rpcwallet.cpp
Code:
if (params.size() > 4 && params[4].type() != null_type && !params[4].get_str().empty()){
string msg = [b]params[2].get_str();[/b]
        wtx.msg = vector(msg.begin(),msg.end());
    }
here all right?

Doesn't look right, and there is another one like that a few lines down. Likely a few chars fix. Tomorrow I will create a new branch.

Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
jr. member
Activity: 98
Merit: 1
Hi Pallas,
rpcwallet.cpp
Code:
if (params.size() > 4 && params[4].type() != null_type && !params[4].get_str().empty()){
string msg = [b]params[2].get_str();[/b]
        wtx.msg = vector(msg.begin(),msg.end());
    }
here all right?
jr. member
Activity: 98
Merit: 1
in triewiew.cpp
Code:
if(node->Balance() < MIN_BALANCE){
TrieEngine::Remove(&m_root,node);
undo.m_destroy=true;
}
undos.push_back(undo);
why not send those coins to coinbase wallet pubkey=0 ?

Why?

not to lose coins, for future generations
legendary
Activity: 2716
Merit: 1094
Black Belt Developer
in triewiew.cpp
Code:
if(node->Balance() < MIN_BALANCE){
TrieEngine::Remove(&m_root,node);
undo.m_destroy=true;
}
undos.push_back(undo);
why not send those coins to coinbase wallet pubkey=0 ?

Why?
jr. member
Activity: 98
Merit: 1
in triewiew.cpp
Code:
if(node->Balance() < MIN_BALANCE){
TrieEngine::Remove(&m_root,node);
undo.m_destroy=true;
}
undos.push_back(undo);
why not send those coins to coinbase wallet pubkey=0 ?
legendary
Activity: 2716
Merit: 1094
Black Belt Developer
"Hello! Sorry, the current wallet is still being deployed Oh, to be gradually opened up after the server improvement, the specific time open customer service for the time being I do not know, please note follow-up notice, thank you for your support, I wish you a happy life."

Was that an update from AEX?

Yes, it's the "google translate" powered meme with earphones ;-)
sr. member
Activity: 527
Merit: 251
Quality Crypto Collector
"Hello! Sorry, the current wallet is still being deployed Oh, to be gradually opened up after the server improvement, the specific time open customer service for the time being I do not know, please note follow-up notice, thank you for your support, I wish you a happy life."

Was that an update from AEX?
legendary
Activity: 2716
Merit: 1094
Black Belt Developer
"Hello! Sorry, the current wallet is still being deployed Oh, to be gradually opened up after the server improvement, the specific time open customer service for the time being I do not know, please note follow-up notice, thank you for your support, I wish you a happy life."
legendary
Activity: 2716
Merit: 1094
Black Belt Developer
Anyone tested the "no-ep" branch? Need a linux binary?

Merged into master. Now the github sources do include the "epamounts" option.

I've been running it for 30 hours now, no problems whatsoever. Haven't tried to transfer coins though, solomining works.

Is there a way to "stress test" it somehow?

The issues that could arise are in case you set epamounts to 0: it could return wrong or approximate values, or it could wrongly convert a value sent into an rpc call.
legendary
Activity: 1176
Merit: 1015
Anyone tested the "no-ep" branch? Need a linux binary?

Merged into master. Now the github sources do include the "epamounts" option.

I've been running it for 30 hours now, no problems whatsoever. Haven't tried to transfer coins though, solomining works.

Is there a way to "stress test" it somehow?
legendary
Activity: 2716
Merit: 1094
Black Belt Developer
Anyone tested the "no-ep" branch? Need a linux binary?

Merged into master. Now the github sources do include the "epamounts" option.
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