Topic: [ANN][YAC] YACoin ongoing development - page 9. (Read 379839 times)
The volume of transactions is too small, and the project has not been updated. What are the staff doing?
Greetings!
Good idea. Good luck ..
Before HardFork ask the question Yobit. They sometimes do not answer...
Good idea. Good luck ..
Before HardFork ask the question Yobit. They sometimes do not answer...
Of course, YoBit would HAVE to be absolutely aware and prepared.
Greetings!
Good idea. Good luck ..
Before HardFork ask the question Yobit. They sometimes do not answer...
Good idea. Good luck ..
Before HardFork ask the question Yobit. They sometimes do not answer...
Nice to see that people still working on this 
Welcome back obermensch
YACoin was the most innovative coin when it was released. That title will be reclaimed
Nice to see that people still working on this
Yacoin almost dead, only 5 blocks in 24 hours. We need new algo, new blockchain and coinswap. (or minimum change, set nFactor to 15 )
A change is certainly in order, but I don't think abandoning the current blockchain would be the best move.
The network is fragile and this susceptible to attack. It's very peculiar what is happening now. Anyone have insight?
Yacoin almost dead, only 5 blocks in 24 hours. We need new algo, new blockchain and coinswap. (or minimum change, set nFactor to 15 )
Reminder:
YAC stands for Your Alternative Currency.
There was no ICO. Money was not taken from investors with an expectation of return. Developers are not compensated directly (with the exception of user-funded bounties, which are still outstanding).
YACoin was the most innovative coin at its inception in 2013. That legacy will continue into the future.
If you want to invest now and watch your investment grow significantly, contribute to the development fund, run a node and mine with your CPU, lobby exchanges to support it, contribute to the website (it could use a new, functioning paper wallet feature https://github.com/yacoin/yacoin.org).
Right now, YACoin:
1) Is the ONLY cryptocurrency on the NFactor 19 Scrypt-ChaCha algorithm.
2) Is likely the only cryptocurrency that alternates from PoS block to PoW block consistently.
3) Has one of the lowest current annualized inflation rates among other non-premined cryptocurrencies.
YAC stands for Your Alternative Currency.
There was no ICO. Money was not taken from investors with an expectation of return. Developers are not compensated directly (with the exception of user-funded bounties, which are still outstanding).
YACoin was the most innovative coin at its inception in 2013. That legacy will continue into the future.
If you want to invest now and watch your investment grow significantly, contribute to the development fund, run a node and mine with your CPU, lobby exchanges to support it, contribute to the website (it could use a new, functioning paper wallet feature https://github.com/yacoin/yacoin.org).
Right now, YACoin:
1) Is the ONLY cryptocurrency on the NFactor 19 Scrypt-ChaCha algorithm.
2) Is likely the only cryptocurrency that alternates from PoS block to PoW block consistently.
3) Has one of the lowest current annualized inflation rates among other non-premined cryptocurrencies.
Very good coins.
I think that this coin is very good. Please buy and hold them for future.
Hello to all who are here. The growth of the market will help us, is not it?)
guys i tried to compile yac 0.4.5 (latest git) on Ubuntu 16.04, but it failed with error logs
but it's working fine with yac 0.4.4, any clues?
Code:
g++ -m64 -fstack-protector-all --param ssp-buffer-size=1 -Wl,-O1 -o yacoin-qt build/txdb-bdb.o build/scrypt-generic.o build/bitcoin.o build/bitcoingui.o build/transactiontablemodel.o build/addresstablemodel.o build/optionsdialog.o build/sendcoinsdialog.o build/coincontroldialog.o build/coincontroltreewidget.o build/addressbookpage.o build/signverifymessagedialog.o build/aboutdialog.o build/editaddressdialog.o build/bitcoinaddressvalidator.o build/trafficgraphwidget.o build/mintingfilterproxy.o build/mintingtablemodel.o build/mintingview.o build/kernelrecord.o build/alert.o build/version.o build/sync.o build/util.o build/netbase.o build/key.o build/script.o build/main.o build/miner.o build/init.o build/net.o build/price.o build/stun.o build/irc.o build/checkpoints.o build/addrman.o build/db.o build/walletdb.o build/clientmodel.o build/guiutil.o build/transactionrecord.o build/optionsmodel.o build/monitoreddatamapper.o build/transactiondesc.o build/transactiondescdialog.o build/bitcoinstrings.o build/bitcoinamountfield.o build/wallet.o build/keystore.o build/transactionfilterproxy.o build/transactionview.o build/walletmodel.o build/bitcoinrpc.o build/rpcdump.o build/rpcnet.o build/rpcmining.o build/rpcwallet.o build/rpcblockchain.o build/rpcrawtransaction.o build/overviewpage.o build/explorer.o build/csvmodelwriter.o build/crypter.o build/sendcoinsentry.o build/qvalidatedlineedit.o build/bitcoinunits.o build/qvaluecombobox.o build/askpassphrasedialog.o build/protocol.o build/notificator.o build/qtipcserver.o build/rpcconsole.o build/noui.o build/kernel.o build/scrypt-x86.o build/scrypt-x86_64.o build/scrypt.o build/pbkdf2.o build/multisigaddressentry.o build/multisiginputentry.o build/multisigdialog.o build/scrypt-jane.o build/qrcodedialog.o build/moc_bitcoingui.o build/moc_transactiontablemodel.o build/moc_addresstablemodel.o build/moc_optionsdialog.o build/moc_sendcoinsdialog.o build/moc_coincontroldialog.o build/moc_coincontroltreewidget.o build/moc_addressbookpage.o build/moc_signverifymessagedialog.o build/moc_aboutdialog.o build/moc_editaddressdialog.o build/moc_bitcoinaddressvalidator.o build/moc_mintingfilterproxy.o build/moc_mintingtablemodel.o build/moc_mintingview.o build/moc_clientmodel.o build/moc_guiutil.o build/moc_optionsmodel.o build/moc_monitoreddatamapper.o build/moc_transactiondesc.o build/moc_transactiondescdialog.o build/moc_bitcoinamountfield.o build/moc_transactionfilterproxy.o build/moc_transactionview.o build/moc_walletmodel.o build/moc_overviewpage.o build/moc_explorer.o build/moc_csvmodelwriter.o build/moc_sendcoinsentry.o build/moc_qvalidatedlineedit.o build/moc_qvaluecombobox.o build/moc_askpassphrasedialog.o build/moc_trafficgraphwidget.o build/moc_notificator.o build/moc_rpcconsole.o build/moc_multisigaddressentry.o build/moc_multisiginputentry.o build/moc_multisigdialog.o build/moc_qrcodedialog.o build/qrc_bitcoin.o -L/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu -lqrencode -lminiupnpc -lrt -lssl -lcrypto -ldb_cxx -lboost_system -lboost_filesystem -lboost_program_options -lboost_thread -ldl -lpthread -lQtGui -lQtNetwork -lQtCore
build/scrypt-x86_64.o: In function `scrypt_core':
(.text+0x700): multiple definition of `scrypt_core'
build/scrypt-generic.o:scrypt-generic.c:(.text+0x0): first defined here
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
Makefile:344: recipe for target 'yacoin-qt' failed
make: *** [yacoin-qt] Error 1
but it's working fine with yac 0.4.4, any clues?
The files for YAC 0.4.8 on the github repo are incomplete at the moment.
Expect an update within the week. YACoin is going through fundamental, not cosmetic, changes to include improvements to the 'inner-workings' of the code.
In the meantime, yes, the 0.4.4 release works fine*.
guys i tried to compile yac 0.4.5 (latest git) on Ubuntu 16.04, but it failed with error logs
but it's working fine with yac 0.4.4, any clues?
Code:
g++ -m64 -fstack-protector-all --param ssp-buffer-size=1 -Wl,-O1 -o yacoin-qt build/txdb-bdb.o build/scrypt-generic.o build/bitcoin.o build/bitcoingui.o build/transactiontablemodel.o build/addresstablemodel.o build/optionsdialog.o build/sendcoinsdialog.o build/coincontroldialog.o build/coincontroltreewidget.o build/addressbookpage.o build/signverifymessagedialog.o build/aboutdialog.o build/editaddressdialog.o build/bitcoinaddressvalidator.o build/trafficgraphwidget.o build/mintingfilterproxy.o build/mintingtablemodel.o build/mintingview.o build/kernelrecord.o build/alert.o build/version.o build/sync.o build/util.o build/netbase.o build/key.o build/script.o build/main.o build/miner.o build/init.o build/net.o build/price.o build/stun.o build/irc.o build/checkpoints.o build/addrman.o build/db.o build/walletdb.o build/clientmodel.o build/guiutil.o build/transactionrecord.o build/optionsmodel.o build/monitoreddatamapper.o build/transactiondesc.o build/transactiondescdialog.o build/bitcoinstrings.o build/bitcoinamountfield.o build/wallet.o build/keystore.o build/transactionfilterproxy.o build/transactionview.o build/walletmodel.o build/bitcoinrpc.o build/rpcdump.o build/rpcnet.o build/rpcmining.o build/rpcwallet.o build/rpcblockchain.o build/rpcrawtransaction.o build/overviewpage.o build/explorer.o build/csvmodelwriter.o build/crypter.o build/sendcoinsentry.o build/qvalidatedlineedit.o build/bitcoinunits.o build/qvaluecombobox.o build/askpassphrasedialog.o build/protocol.o build/notificator.o build/qtipcserver.o build/rpcconsole.o build/noui.o build/kernel.o build/scrypt-x86.o build/scrypt-x86_64.o build/scrypt.o build/pbkdf2.o build/multisigaddressentry.o build/multisiginputentry.o build/multisigdialog.o build/scrypt-jane.o build/qrcodedialog.o build/moc_bitcoingui.o build/moc_transactiontablemodel.o build/moc_addresstablemodel.o build/moc_optionsdialog.o build/moc_sendcoinsdialog.o build/moc_coincontroldialog.o build/moc_coincontroltreewidget.o build/moc_addressbookpage.o build/moc_signverifymessagedialog.o build/moc_aboutdialog.o build/moc_editaddressdialog.o build/moc_bitcoinaddressvalidator.o build/moc_mintingfilterproxy.o build/moc_mintingtablemodel.o build/moc_mintingview.o build/moc_clientmodel.o build/moc_guiutil.o build/moc_optionsmodel.o build/moc_monitoreddatamapper.o build/moc_transactiondesc.o build/moc_transactiondescdialog.o build/moc_bitcoinamountfield.o build/moc_transactionfilterproxy.o build/moc_transactionview.o build/moc_walletmodel.o build/moc_overviewpage.o build/moc_explorer.o build/moc_csvmodelwriter.o build/moc_sendcoinsentry.o build/moc_qvalidatedlineedit.o build/moc_qvaluecombobox.o build/moc_askpassphrasedialog.o build/moc_trafficgraphwidget.o build/moc_notificator.o build/moc_rpcconsole.o build/moc_multisigaddressentry.o build/moc_multisiginputentry.o build/moc_multisigdialog.o build/moc_qrcodedialog.o build/qrc_bitcoin.o -L/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu -lqrencode -lminiupnpc -lrt -lssl -lcrypto -ldb_cxx -lboost_system -lboost_filesystem -lboost_program_options -lboost_thread -ldl -lpthread -lQtGui -lQtNetwork -lQtCore
build/scrypt-x86_64.o: In function `scrypt_core':
(.text+0x700): multiple definition of `scrypt_core'
build/scrypt-generic.o:scrypt-generic.c:(.text+0x0): first defined here
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
Makefile:344: recipe for target 'yacoin-qt' failed
make: *** [yacoin-qt] Error 1
but it's working fine with yac 0.4.4, any clues?
Fresh working node list:
Code:
addnode=193.136.98.184
addnode=46.4.79.187
addnode=73.237.45.147
addnode=94.130.64.167
addnode=24.98.245.82
addnode=47.187.82.35
Yeah thanks, too tired last night to check obvious. I needed to use a fresh non-qt wallet to sync with the network, the old wallet on an old drive never seemed to make it, continually resetting to near zero blocks etc. So i copied over the old wallet.dat. Totally forgot it was encrypted! If anyone else needs to use the command :
./yacoind walletpassphrase "your pass phrase" 180
./yacoind sendtoaddress
The double quotes were necessary The command unlocks the wallet for 180 seconds in this example.
./yacoind walletpassphrase "your pass phrase" 180
./yacoind sendtoaddress
The double quotes were necessary The command unlocks the wallet for 180 seconds in this example.
Apologies
Can anyone tell me the exact syntax for sending yac from a wallet locked with a passphrase i.e ./yacoind etc
"./yacoind passphrase sendblah blah" just changes the prompt.
Thanks
Hello,Can anyone tell me the exact syntax for sending yac from a wallet locked with a passphrase i.e ./yacoind etc
"./yacoind passphrase sendblah blah" just changes the prompt.
Thanks
Doing help suggests sendfrom or sendtoaddress. Now help sendfrom gives:
sendfrom
-to]
and help sendtoaddress says:
sendtoaddress
how to decrypt is not known by me? Running the Qt version allows one to decrypt off of a menu item. Maybe it will ask for the decryption 'passphrase' during the command, or perhaps it just does it for you?
Hope this helps...
Ron
Apologies
Can anyone tell me the exact syntax for sending yac from a wallet locked with a passphrase i.e ./yacoind etc
"./yacoind passphrase sendblah blah" just changes the prompt.
Thanks
Can anyone tell me the exact syntax for sending yac from a wallet locked with a passphrase i.e ./yacoind etc
"./yacoind passphrase sendblah blah" just changes the prompt.
Thanks
Hi Guys,
Lost a drive with some wallets on.
Unfortunately i only have an old backup of this coin.
Wallet is v0.4.4.0-g32a928e-yac-wm, and i'm on block 612177,Fri 15. Jan 23:29:27 2016 with 1 peer "addr" : "46.4.79.187:7688", it's been stuck on this block for over 8 hours now.
So what i'd like to now if possible...
Is this this the latest "official" wallet
Does anyone have anymore peers i can use please.
Thanks
J
You might check to see if you have any connections, i.e. getconnectioncount, getpeerinfo, etc.Lost a drive with some wallets on.
Unfortunately i only have an old backup of this coin.
Wallet is v0.4.4.0-g32a928e-yac-wm, and i'm on block 612177,Fri 15. Jan 23:29:27 2016 with 1 peer "addr" : "46.4.79.187:7688", it's been stuck on this block for over 8 hours now.
So what i'd like to now if possible...
Is this this the latest "official" wallet
Does anyone have anymore peers i can use please.
Thanks
J
You could try 'addnode =' with these, that all worked at one time or another, for me:
199.204.38.210
193.77.45.161
188.230.132.226
193.136.98.184
78.47.60.141
91.7.87.214
98.211.140.215
112.251.116.248
66.172.10.183
24.76.98.253
176.93.216.37
31.204.100.45
150.254.109.73
91.93.209.222
37.33.213.194
37.192.135.104
188.32.251.251
151.55.24.212
47.187.70.10
174.56.85.95
5.9.48.68
50.150.44.120
203.109.84.238
71.113.159.155
24.98.245.82
73.137.238.30
37.140.42.9
80.141.35.187
99.99.253.228
77.243.221.153
Ron
Hi Guys,
Lost a drive with some wallets on.
Unfortunately i only have an old backup of this coin.
Wallet is v0.4.4.0-g32a928e-yac-wm, and i'm on block 612177,Fri 15. Jan 23:29:27 2016 with 1 peer "addr" : "46.4.79.187:7688", it's been stuck on this block for over 8 hours now.
So what i'd like to now if possible...
Is this this the latest "official" wallet
Does anyone have anymore peers i can use please.
Thanks
J
Lost a drive with some wallets on.
Unfortunately i only have an old backup of this coin.
Wallet is v0.4.4.0-g32a928e-yac-wm, and i'm on block 612177,Fri 15. Jan 23:29:27 2016 with 1 peer "addr" : "46.4.79.187:7688", it's been stuck on this block for over 8 hours now.
So what i'd like to now if possible...
Is this this the latest "official" wallet
Does anyone have anymore peers i can use please.
Thanks
J
Hello admin i'm new here good luck with your project !! 
please give me a whitepaper if you have, and tell me what is the max supply for YAC ?
best regards
See http://yacoin.org/tech.php, supply now is ~120903015.484091 YAC, with a slow inflation rate. Beave162 can speak more to the point on max supply, inflation rate, burn of tx fees, etc. please give me a whitepaper if you have, and tell me what is the max supply for YAC ?
best regards
Ron
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