I don't know what's so great about the dev's recent announcement. He says the coin will have tor (big wup) and will also have anon applied to the blockchain (this is a big wup) however he isn't even sure what method he will use much less does he have it working.
Same old anon future promise bullshit.
Topic: [ANN][XST] Stealth-Coin.com | Tor | StealthText, World's first anonymous SMS Tx! - page 487. (Read 748429 times)
July 10, 2014, 05:01:17 PM
July 10, 2014, 04:44:49 PM
At which block does it halve again?
I think block 4581...right?
July 10, 2014, 04:41:54 PM
This looks to be a worthwhile investment.
I'm in.
I'm in.
July 10, 2014, 04:38:41 PM
Redirecting investments here!
July 10, 2014, 04:13:30 PM
At which block does it halve again?
July 10, 2014, 04:01:06 PM
this coin will go far. the Dev seems promising !
July 10, 2014, 03:57:56 PM
Thanks for all of your questions, statdude. Fortunately things are settling down a little bit from launch.
We have updated a list of bounties at the bottom of the OP. Premine transparency is a top priority. Anyone may perform a complete audit of the premine using the information we post at the bottom of the OP.
The plans for stealth are to integrate two types of privacy protection, also called "anonymity" in the current environment. These protections are (1) blockchain analysis resistance and (2) network analysis resistance. The latter, network analysis resistance, is already provided by Tor. Tor runs by default and is not optional. All network traffic for Stealth Coin is routed through Tor, without exception.
The second part of our plan is to implement privacy protection against blockchain analysis, using true cryptography and not centralized mixers. There are several ways to accomplish this task, but the most promising is by using a plausible deniability signature system in which transactions are signed with cryptographically modified private keys, such that the relationship of a public key to any of its transactions may not be determined with certainty.
In a few days, we will be able to respond to offers for articles, dice games, and sportsbetting. But these activities will have to wait at least two more days. Proof-of-Stake is beginning soon and we need to have the full team available at that time to ensure it goes smoothly. We have done much testing of Proof-of-Stake, but things are much different when a network is live and people need dependable transaction processing. We are confident we have done a good job, but it is best to be prepared for unpredictable circumstances.
You just gave the community a crypto-boner...
July 10, 2014, 02:47:41 PM
decided to hold all 150k of my coin after reading that, this is surely an investment for long term
July 10, 2014, 03:57:25 PM
July 10, 2014, 03:43:31 PM
Thank you Dev.
Sorry that I missed Dev in IRC. I have been in there when I can be.
Some questions for dev:
Can you elaborate on the "stealth" feature I see in wallet?
Can you elaborate on the anon technology currently existing + in the works (I2P, Tor, etc.)?
Also, as a community let's work together on bounties.
What about a bounty for a major article, major retailer, or first Stealthcoin-only dice or sportsbetting site?
Coin is looking promising.
Thanks for all of your questions, statdude. Fortunately things are settling down a little bit from launch.
We have updated a list of bounties at the bottom of the OP. Premine transparency is a top priority. Anyone may perform a complete audit of the premine using the information we post at the bottom of the OP.
The plans for stealth are to integrate two types of privacy protection, also called "anonymity" in the current environment. These protections are (1) blockchain analysis resistance and (2) network analysis resistance. The latter, network analysis resistance, is already provided by Tor. Tor runs by default and is not optional. All network traffic for Stealth Coin is routed through Tor, without exception.
The second part of our plan is to implement privacy protection against blockchain analysis, using true cryptography and not centralized mixers. There are several ways to accomplish this task, but the most promising is by using a plausible deniability signature system in which transactions are signed with cryptographically modified private keys, such that the relationship of a public key to any of its transactions may not be determined with certainty.
In a few days, we will be able to respond to offers for articles, dice games, and sportsbetting. But these activities will have to wait at least two more days. Proof-of-Stake is beginning soon and we need to have the full team available at that time to ensure it goes smoothly. We have done much testing of Proof-of-Stake, but things are much different when a network is live and people need dependable transaction processing. We are confident we have done a good job, but it is best to be prepared for unpredictable circumstances.
Wow! holding Long-term.
July 10, 2014, 03:35:53 PM
Thank you Dev.
Sorry that I missed Dev in IRC. I have been in there when I can be.
Some questions for dev:
Can you elaborate on the "stealth" feature I see in wallet?
Can you elaborate on the anon technology currently existing + in the works (I2P, Tor, etc.)?
Also, as a community let's work together on bounties.
What about a bounty for a major article, major retailer, or first Stealthcoin-only dice or sportsbetting site?
Coin is looking promising.
Thanks for all of your questions, statdude. Fortunately things are settling down a little bit from launch.
We have updated a list of bounties at the bottom of the OP. Premine transparency is a top priority. Anyone may perform a complete audit of the premine using the information we post at the bottom of the OP.
The plans for stealth are to integrate two types of privacy protection, also called "anonymity" in the current environment. These protections are (1) blockchain analysis resistance and (2) network analysis resistance. The latter, network analysis resistance, is already provided by Tor. Tor runs by default and is not optional. All network traffic for Stealth Coin is routed through Tor, without exception.
The second part of our plan is to implement privacy protection against blockchain analysis, using true cryptography and not centralized mixers. There are several ways to accomplish this task, but the most promising is by using a plausible deniability signature system in which transactions are signed with cryptographically modified private keys, such that the relationship of a public key to any of its transactions may not be determined with certainty.
In a few days, we will be able to respond to offers for articles, dice games, and sportsbetting. But these activities will have to wait at least two more days. Proof-of-Stake is beginning soon and we need to have the full team available at that time to ensure it goes smoothly. We have done much testing of Proof-of-Stake, but things are much different when a network is live and people need dependable transaction processing. We are confident we have done a good job, but it is best to be prepared for unpredictable circumstances.
Are you expecting this to be working when pos starts?
July 10, 2014, 02:50:42 PM
Thank you Dev.
Sorry that I missed Dev in IRC. I have been in there when I can be.
Some questions for dev:
Can you elaborate on the "stealth" feature I see in wallet?
Can you elaborate on the anon technology currently existing + in the works (I2P, Tor, etc.)?
Also, as a community let's work together on bounties.
What about a bounty for a major article, major retailer, or first Stealthcoin-only dice or sportsbetting site?
Coin is looking promising.
Thanks for all of your questions, statdude. Fortunately things are settling down a little bit from launch.
We have updated a list of bounties at the bottom of the OP. Premine transparency is a top priority. Anyone may perform a complete audit of the premine using the information we post at the bottom of the OP.
The plans for stealth are to integrate two types of privacy protection, also called "anonymity" in the current environment. These protections are (1) blockchain analysis resistance and (2) network analysis resistance. The latter, network analysis resistance, is already provided by Tor. Tor runs by default and is not optional. All network traffic for Stealth Coin is routed through Tor, without exception.
The second part of our plan is to implement privacy protection against blockchain analysis, using true cryptography and not centralized mixers. There are several ways to accomplish this task, but the most promising is by using a plausible deniability signature system in which transactions are signed with cryptographically modified private keys, such that the relationship of a public key to any of its transactions may not be determined with certainty.
In a few days, we will be able to respond to offers for articles, dice games, and sportsbetting. But these activities will have to wait at least two more days. Proof-of-Stake is beginning soon and we need to have the full team available at that time to ensure it goes smoothly. We have done much testing of Proof-of-Stake, but things are much different when a network is live and people need dependable transaction processing. We are confident we have done a good job, but it is best to be prepared for unpredictable circumstances.
Wow! This looks promising!
July 10, 2014, 02:41:57 PM
Thank you Dev.
Sorry that I missed Dev in IRC. I have been in there when I can be.
Some questions for dev:
Can you elaborate on the "stealth" feature I see in wallet?
Can you elaborate on the anon technology currently existing + in the works (I2P, Tor, etc.)?
Also, as a community let's work together on bounties.
What about a bounty for a major article, major retailer, or first Stealthcoin-only dice or sportsbetting site?
Coin is looking promising.
Thanks for all of your questions, statdude. Fortunately things are settling down a little bit from launch.
We have updated a list of bounties at the bottom of the OP. Premine transparency is a top priority. Anyone may perform a complete audit of the premine using the information we post at the bottom of the OP.
The plans for stealth are to integrate two types of privacy protection, also called "anonymity" in the current environment. These protections are (1) blockchain analysis resistance and (2) network analysis resistance. The latter, network analysis resistance, is already provided by Tor. Tor runs by default and is not optional. All network traffic for Stealth Coin is routed through Tor, without exception.
The second part of our plan is to implement privacy protection against blockchain analysis, using true cryptography and not centralized mixers. There are several ways to accomplish this task, but the most promising is by using a plausible deniability signature system in which transactions are signed with cryptographically modified private keys, such that the relationship of a public key to any of its transactions may not be determined with certainty.
In a few days, we will be able to respond to offers for articles, dice games, and sportsbetting. But these activities will have to wait at least two more days. Proof-of-Stake is beginning soon and we need to have the full team available at that time to ensure it goes smoothly. We have done much testing of Proof-of-Stake, but things are much different when a network is live and people need dependable transaction processing. We are confident we have done a good job, but it is best to be prepared for unpredictable circumstances.
Wow!
i third that Wow! Amazing post glad i got in early.
Yep just pulled my sell orders!
July 10, 2014, 02:39:44 PM
Thank you Dev.
Sorry that I missed Dev in IRC. I have been in there when I can be.
Some questions for dev:
Can you elaborate on the "stealth" feature I see in wallet?
Can you elaborate on the anon technology currently existing + in the works (I2P, Tor, etc.)?
Also, as a community let's work together on bounties.
What about a bounty for a major article, major retailer, or first Stealthcoin-only dice or sportsbetting site?
Coin is looking promising.
Thanks for all of your questions, statdude. Fortunately things are settling down a little bit from launch.
We have updated a list of bounties at the bottom of the OP. Premine transparency is a top priority. Anyone may perform a complete audit of the premine using the information we post at the bottom of the OP.
The plans for stealth are to integrate two types of privacy protection, also called "anonymity" in the current environment. These protections are (1) blockchain analysis resistance and (2) network analysis resistance. The latter, network analysis resistance, is already provided by Tor. Tor runs by default and is not optional. All network traffic for Stealth Coin is routed through Tor, without exception.
The second part of our plan is to implement privacy protection against blockchain analysis, using true cryptography and not centralized mixers. There are several ways to accomplish this task, but the most promising is by using a plausible deniability signature system in which transactions are signed with cryptographically modified private keys, such that the relationship of a public key to any of its transactions may not be determined with certainty.
In a few days, we will be able to respond to offers for articles, dice games, and sportsbetting. But these activities will have to wait at least two more days. Proof-of-Stake is beginning soon and we need to have the full team available at that time to ensure it goes smoothly. We have done much testing of Proof-of-Stake, but things are much different when a network is live and people need dependable transaction processing. We are confident we have done a good job, but it is best to be prepared for unpredictable circumstances.
Wow!
i third that Wow! Amazing post glad i got in early.
July 10, 2014, 02:37:41 PM
Thank you Dev.
Sorry that I missed Dev in IRC. I have been in there when I can be.
Some questions for dev:
Can you elaborate on the "stealth" feature I see in wallet?
Can you elaborate on the anon technology currently existing + in the works (I2P, Tor, etc.)?
Also, as a community let's work together on bounties.
What about a bounty for a major article, major retailer, or first Stealthcoin-only dice or sportsbetting site?
Coin is looking promising.
Thanks for all of your questions, statdude. Fortunately things are settling down a little bit from launch.
We have updated a list of bounties at the bottom of the OP. Premine transparency is a top priority. Anyone may perform a complete audit of the premine using the information we post at the bottom of the OP.
The plans for stealth are to integrate two types of privacy protection, also called "anonymity" in the current environment. These protections are (1) blockchain analysis resistance and (2) network analysis resistance. The latter, network analysis resistance, is already provided by Tor. Tor runs by default and is not optional. All network traffic for Stealth Coin is routed through Tor, without exception.
The second part of our plan is to implement privacy protection against blockchain analysis, using true cryptography and not centralized mixers. There are several ways to accomplish this task, but the most promising is by using a plausible deniability signature system in which transactions are signed with cryptographically modified private keys, such that the relationship of a public key to any of its transactions may not be determined with certainty.
In a few days, we will be able to respond to offers for articles, dice games, and sportsbetting. But these activities will have to wait at least two more days. Proof-of-Stake is beginning soon and we need to have the full team available at that time to ensure it goes smoothly. We have done much testing of Proof-of-Stake, but things are much different when a network is live and people need dependable transaction processing. We are confident we have done a good job, but it is best to be prepared for unpredictable circumstances.
Wow!
July 10, 2014, 02:31:52 PM
Thank you Dev.
Sorry that I missed Dev in IRC. I have been in there when I can be.
Some questions for dev:
Can you elaborate on the "stealth" feature I see in wallet?
Can you elaborate on the anon technology currently existing + in the works (I2P, Tor, etc.)?
Also, as a community let's work together on bounties.
What about a bounty for a major article, major retailer, or first Stealthcoin-only dice or sportsbetting site?
Coin is looking promising.
Thanks for all of your questions, statdude. Fortunately things are settling down a little bit from launch.
We have updated a list of bounties at the bottom of the OP. Premine transparency is a top priority. Anyone may perform a complete audit of the premine using the information we post at the bottom of the OP.
The plans for stealth are to integrate two types of privacy protection, also called "anonymity" in the current environment. These protections are (1) blockchain analysis resistance and (2) network analysis resistance. The latter, network analysis resistance, is already provided by Tor. Tor runs by default and is not optional. All network traffic for Stealth Coin is routed through Tor, without exception.
The second part of our plan is to implement privacy protection against blockchain analysis, using true cryptography and not centralized mixers. There are several ways to accomplish this task, but the most promising is by using a plausible deniability signature system in which transactions are signed with cryptographically modified private keys, such that the relationship of a public key to any of its transactions may not be determined with certainty.
In a few days, we will be able to respond to offers for articles, dice games, and sportsbetting. But these activities will have to wait at least two more days. Proof-of-Stake is beginning soon and we need to have the full team available at that time to ensure it goes smoothly. We have done much testing of Proof-of-Stake, but things are much different when a network is live and people need dependable transaction processing. We are confident we have done a good job, but it is best to be prepared for unpredictable circumstances.
July 10, 2014, 02:15:55 PM
Looks OK for now. Dev would you be so kind as to be transparent with the premine and provide accounting for Tx's?
I have no problem with small premine if an accounting is kept.
We finally have a little time to get on the thread and answer questions. The programming dev was in the community IRC channel at https://kiwiirc.com/client/irc.freenode.net/stealthcoin a little while ago, but the questions were pretty sparse.
In terms of the premine, you will notice that none of the premine has moved. The premine came from blocks 1-10.
Before, or shortly after the first round of bounties are paid, we will post the contributions and rewards on the OP. Also, we have consolidated the premine to a single address, which will help with accounting and community audit. The premine wallet address is now S8knUucS6iFwAt1S8BmRpiTykqQfRLcape and was filled with transaction ID 35343c515c71d00538451e9366fc25be3633399dd390c594f7023c28f1b9791c. All bounties will be paid using this address, using coin control. Any change will be sent back to this address. In the future it will be easy for any community member to audit premine expenditures by simply using the following permalink that points at the official block explorer on a dedicated server: http://explorer.argakiig.us/a/s8kn
You may notice that the amount at the premine address is 233626.816023 XST. This amount includes the original 233,000 XST premine plus 626.816023 XST interest. The premine was minted several days before launch, so it earned interest shortly after launch. This interest will remain with the premine.
We know that this post does not address all of your questions, but we hope it is a start. We will be back as time permits.
Thank you Dev.
Sorry that I missed Dev in IRC. I have been in there when I can be.
Some questions for dev:
Can you elaborate on the "stealth" feature I see in wallet?
Can you elaborate on the anon technology currently existing + in the works (I2P, Tor, etc.)?
Also, as a community let's work together on bounties.
What about a bounty for a major article, major retailer, or first Stealthcoin-only dice or sportsbetting site?
Coin is looking promising.
July 10, 2014, 02:09:21 PM
the volume on XST at Bittrex is ridiculous! Any coin that achieves 76 btc trading volume in 18 hours is worth putting some money into…. just wait, this pump will be epic...
July 10, 2014, 01:35:50 PM
Agreed, this coin has big buy support right, and it just dipped, perfect buy in time
July 10, 2014, 01:15:38 PM
wow this coin is taking off! getting in now before we're over 1000 sat
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