Topic: [ANN][ZANO] New Sources|1st ProgPowZ|PoW/PoS Hybrid|Scalable|Private|Contracting - page 13. (Read 36479 times)
August 13, 2019, 01:37:29 PM
August 13, 2019, 12:04:17 PM
Hi everyone , We are currently working on translating the wallet code into nearly 30 languages and want to give the community the opportunity to help out if they want to.
Requirements
• Must be fluent in English and the language you want to translate
Here's how it works
• Go sign up at crowdin.com
• DM me on discord or telegram and i will send you an invite link to work on translations
• We will assign one person to each language
there are about 1300 words per translation so its fairly simple task
Requirements
• Must be fluent in English and the language you want to translate
Here's how it works
• Go sign up at crowdin.com
• DM me on discord or telegram and i will send you an invite link to work on translations
• We will assign one person to each language
there are about 1300 words per translation so its fairly simple task
August 11, 2019, 04:00:29 PM
August 09, 2019, 12:33:14 PM
For those of you that are on Reddit, Zano has a Community there as well https://www.reddit.com/r/Zano/
just a fyi
just a fyi
August 08, 2019, 07:52:07 PM
Zano is built on the same guts that Monero is. Or are you saying that you are part of the Cryptonote team?
https://twitter.com/_cryptozoidberg/status/1159222372760788992
Wow! Confirmation from FluffyPony too, that's incredible.
Well he better is, zano co-founder/dev name is in monero code: https://github.com/monero-project/monero/blob/ff7dc087ae5f7de162131cea9dbcf8eac7c126a1/contrib/epee/LICENSE.txt#L1
I just can't see how he could say otherwise here, give credits to the people who deserves it...
PS.: You can see full dev name in Zano WP (https://zano.org/downloads/zano_wp.pdf)
August 08, 2019, 10:27:58 AM
Zano is built on the same guts that Monero is. Or are you saying that you are part of the Cryptonote team?
https://twitter.com/_cryptozoidberg/status/1159222372760788992
Wow! Confirmation from FluffyPony too, that's incredible.
August 07, 2019, 09:10:52 PM
Zano is built on the same guts that Monero is. Or are you saying that you are part of the Cryptonote team?
https://twitter.com/_cryptozoidberg/status/1159222372760788992
August 03, 2019, 07:39:56 PM
You say there is going to be a fork to help add security to the blockchain. Nice. When are you planning this? thx
there isnt a exact date on it yet but i believe plan is near the end of this month, stay tuned for further updates
Thx minerjed.
August 03, 2019, 05:16:10 PM
You say there is going to be a fork to help add security to the blockchain. Nice. When are you planning this? thx
there isnt a exact date on it yet but i believe plan is near the end of this month, stay tuned for further updates
August 03, 2019, 05:09:52 PM
You say there is going to be a fork to help add security to the blockchain. Nice. When are you planning this? thx
August 01, 2019, 05:41:17 PM
here is a post on the final numbers for the swap
https://medium.com/@zano_project/the-coinswap-has-concluded-e40df1f845d8
https://medium.com/@zano_project/the-coinswap-has-concluded-e40df1f845d8
July 30, 2019, 12:55:12 PM
Dear friends!
We had stopped coinswap service and updated BBR daemon on STEX and BTC-ALPHA so swap operations won't be possible there any longer.
Coinswap is officially over, glad to see every new Zano holder! Congrats!
July 29, 2019, 02:13:03 AM
1 day 5 hours left to swap your BBR to Zano.
https://medium.com/@zano_project/coinswap-launch-b76e78192366
https://medium.com/@zano_project/coinswap-launch-b76e78192366
July 17, 2019, 05:51:28 AM
Still less than half of all BBR swapped. Anyone have any idea how much is stuck on Poloniex?
July 15, 2019, 01:07:56 PM
Trading is now live at Stex. It was previously known as Stocks.exchange and I've used it since late 2017.
https://app.stex.com/en/basic-trade/pair/BTC/ZANO?ref=18645393
https://app.stex.com/en/basic-trade/pair/BTC/ZANO?ref=18645393
July 13, 2019, 04:22:59 AM
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Great! I hope you can figure something out, it sounds like the ideal solution. Thanks for taking the time to answer all my questions.
Great! I hope you can figure something out, it sounds like the ideal solution. Thanks for taking the time to answer all my questions.
Sure, thank you for interest to the project and bringing up these important questions.
July 12, 2019, 06:16:02 AM
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Thanks crypto_zoindberg. What you say about not being able to lock or use a multisig address for coins that are staking makes sense. Will you have to take any special measures to ensure the security of the premine?
Thanks crypto_zoindberg. What you say about not being able to lock or use a multisig address for coins that are staking makes sense. Will you have to take any special measures to ensure the security of the premine?
Well, we as much concerned about the safety of our main assets, so I don't even think that it's a good idea to share any details about special measures.
I appreciate you wouldn't want to give out any specific details of technological measures you might want to take. My point is, without multisig or time-locks isn't it difficult to ensure that no one individual is in a position to steal the funds (or fake their theft) and pull an exit scam once the coin hits a certain value? Obviously you might reply that we should feel confident placing our trust in the fine upstanding people of the Zano Foundation... and that may be true, but something requiring a little less trust would be preferable and would help ease my worried mind.
At this moment we are considering to implement a feature with upcoming hardfork, which let keep locked money available for PoS mining in some specific way: after creating PoS block asset that was used for it will remain locked, but reward will be issued as a regular(unlocked) coins. This will let us lock dev funds for a certain period of time but still doing PoS mining from this and use it to cover expends.
But the decision is not made yet, we do consultations and reviewing code, need to find out how much time needed to implement everything related to this, beside what is already planned regarding PoS improvements.
Great! I hope you can figure something out, it sounds like the ideal solution. Thanks for taking the time to answer all my questions.
July 11, 2019, 02:34:02 PM
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Thanks crypto_zoindberg. What you say about not being able to lock or use a multisig address for coins that are staking makes sense. Will you have to take any special measures to ensure the security of the premine?
Thanks crypto_zoindberg. What you say about not being able to lock or use a multisig address for coins that are staking makes sense. Will you have to take any special measures to ensure the security of the premine?
Well, we as much concerned about the safety of our main assets, so I don't even think that it's a good idea to share any details about special measures.
I appreciate you wouldn't want to give out any specific details of technological measures you might want to take. My point is, without multisig or time-locks isn't it difficult to ensure that no one individual is in a position to steal the funds (or fake their theft) and pull an exit scam once the coin hits a certain value? Obviously you might reply that we should feel confident placing our trust in the fine upstanding people of the Zano Foundation... and that may be true, but something requiring a little less trust would be preferable and would help ease my worried mind.
At this moment we are considering to implement a feature with upcoming hardfork, which let keep locked money available for PoS mining in some specific way: after creating PoS block asset that was used for it will remain locked, but reward will be issued as a regular(unlocked) coins. This will let us lock dev funds for a certain period of time but still doing PoS mining from this and use it to cover expends.
But the decision is not made yet, we do consultations and reviewing code, need to find out how much time needed to implement everything related to this, beside what is already planned regarding PoS improvements.
July 11, 2019, 02:00:23 PM
Thanks for the report on the development fund by the way. The fact that you're thinking about the long-term funding of the project definitely inspires confidence.
July 11, 2019, 01:56:40 PM
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Thanks crypto_zoindberg. What you say about not being able to lock or use a multisig address for coins that are staking makes sense. Will you have to take any special measures to ensure the security of the premine?
Thanks crypto_zoindberg. What you say about not being able to lock or use a multisig address for coins that are staking makes sense. Will you have to take any special measures to ensure the security of the premine?
Well, we as much concerned about the safety of our main assets, so I don't even think that it's a good idea to share any details about special measures.
I appreciate you wouldn't want to give out any specific details of technological measures you might want to take. My point is, without multisig or time-locks isn't it difficult to ensure that no one individual is in a position to steal the funds (or fake their theft) and pull an exit scam once the coin hits a certain value? Obviously you might reply that we should feel confident placing our trust in the fine upstanding people of the Zano Foundation... and that may be true, but something requiring a little less trust would be preferable and would help ease my worried mind.
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