Topic: | ARDOR | Scalable Blockchain-as-a-Service Platform | Proof of Stake - page 10. (Read 395955 times)
April 04, 2019, 05:57:21 PM
April 04, 2019, 05:55:02 PM
March 21, 2019, 10:03:20 AM
I'm really appreciate Proof of stake protocol, because it helps to protect the environment.
Will follow the updates of this project.
Will follow the updates of this project.
It is good if we care about the environment, but the protocols we use to store our wealth also need to be secure. There is a hot debate when it comes to Pow vs. Pos.
March 13, 2019, 11:53:30 AM
I'm really appreciate Proof of stake protocol, because it helps to protect the environment.
Will follow the updates of this project.
Will follow the updates of this project.
March 13, 2019, 11:49:26 AM
Ardor Updates Feb and Early March 2019: Ardor Lite on Apple Store, New Roadmap, ArdorJS, and more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3Ii3OD2Yo0&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3Ii3OD2Yo0&feature=youtu.be
March 09, 2019, 05:58:24 AM
Why the thread is so inactive? 
There are no big news about this project. I checked their twitter, nothing interesting. March 08, 2019, 09:26:29 AM
Why the thread is so inactive?
February 21, 2019, 06:27:57 AM
I would be grateful if someone more experienced would explain to me some points about forging. I have a good experience in the staking of POS coins and I would like to understand the difference.
1) If I started forging, having, for example, 1000 ARDR, and then I added another 1000 coins to my wallet - do I need to do something similar to combining entries, as in many POS coins? Does the concept of "stake" generally exist during forging, or is the combination automatically and extend to the overall balance?
2) How can I see my reward? As I understand it, in order to forge - my wallet must be on the Ardor network. At the same time, the forging reward is IGNIS, right? Will I see some message from my wallet about the reward or do I need to switch it to the IGNIS network for this?
Thanks in advance for your kind answers!
1) If I started forging, having, for example, 1000 ARDR, and then I added another 1000 coins to my wallet - do I need to do something similar to combining entries, as in many POS coins? Does the concept of "stake" generally exist during forging, or is the combination automatically and extend to the overall balance?
2) How can I see my reward? As I understand it, in order to forge - my wallet must be on the Ardor network. At the same time, the forging reward is IGNIS, right? Will I see some message from my wallet about the reward or do I need to switch it to the IGNIS network for this?
Thanks in advance for your kind answers!
1) You don't have to do anything. It will be done automatically. After a certain number of blocks, I believe 1444, the increased amount of coins in your wallet will be used for forging.
2 You would have an increased Ardor balance as you only forge Ardor. You can also see it in a block explorer.
You can earn Ignis if you become a bundler but that's a different story.
Many thanks for your replies!
Apparently, I didn’t understand very well about this issue - but I remember some article or post in which I read about 12 Ignis as a reward for forging - apparently this led me to a misunderstanding.
Btw, where can I get to know more about bundling of Ignis?
And one more question: how many ARDRs should I put on the forging in order to receive the reward no less than every day now? Are there any such statistics?
Maybethe 12 Ignis were part of a promo in order to incentivize people to set up forging nodes.
Here's a link that deals with bundling: https://thewiring.com/2017/05/19/ardor-fees-child-chain-fees-bundlers-forgers-lets-clarify/
As for how much Ardor you neeed, a lot! There are accounts forging with millions of Ardor and you have to compete against them. I remember someone saying months ago that you needed at least 100k Ardor otherwise it would better to lease your forging power to a pool.
Here you can check the current block generators and how deep their pockets are. https://ardorportal.org/monitor
Thank you very much for your answers! To be honest, I am upset that such a huge amount of ARDR is required for successful forging
! How decentralized is the ARDOR network, then? I will follow your advice and lease my coins. February 13, 2019, 02:55:38 AM
I would be grateful if someone more experienced would explain to me some points about forging. I have a good experience in the staking of POS coins and I would like to understand the difference.
1) If I started forging, having, for example, 1000 ARDR, and then I added another 1000 coins to my wallet - do I need to do something similar to combining entries, as in many POS coins? Does the concept of "stake" generally exist during forging, or is the combination automatically and extend to the overall balance?
2) How can I see my reward? As I understand it, in order to forge - my wallet must be on the Ardor network. At the same time, the forging reward is IGNIS, right? Will I see some message from my wallet about the reward or do I need to switch it to the IGNIS network for this?
Thanks in advance for your kind answers!
1) If I started forging, having, for example, 1000 ARDR, and then I added another 1000 coins to my wallet - do I need to do something similar to combining entries, as in many POS coins? Does the concept of "stake" generally exist during forging, or is the combination automatically and extend to the overall balance?
2) How can I see my reward? As I understand it, in order to forge - my wallet must be on the Ardor network. At the same time, the forging reward is IGNIS, right? Will I see some message from my wallet about the reward or do I need to switch it to the IGNIS network for this?
Thanks in advance for your kind answers!
1) You don't have to do anything. It will be done automatically. After a certain number of blocks, I believe 1444, the increased amount of coins in your wallet will be used for forging.
2 You would have an increased Ardor balance as you only forge Ardor. You can also see it in a block explorer.
You can earn Ignis if you become a bundler but that's a different story.
Many thanks for your replies!
Apparently, I didn’t understand very well about this issue - but I remember some article or post in which I read about 12 Ignis as a reward for forging - apparently this led me to a misunderstanding.
Btw, where can I get to know more about bundling of Ignis?
And one more question: how many ARDRs should I put on the forging in order to receive the reward no less than every day now? Are there any such statistics?
Maybethe 12 Ignis were part of a promo in order to incentivize people to set up forging nodes.
Here's a link that deals with bundling: https://thewiring.com/2017/05/19/ardor-fees-child-chain-fees-bundlers-forgers-lets-clarify/
As for how much Ardor you neeed, a lot! There are accounts forging with millions of Ardor and you have to compete against them. I remember someone saying months ago that you needed at least 100k Ardor otherwise it would better to lease your forging power to a pool.
Here you can check the current block generators and how deep their pockets are. https://ardorportal.org/monitor
February 12, 2019, 04:59:07 PM
I would be grateful if someone more experienced would explain to me some points about forging. I have a good experience in the staking of POS coins and I would like to understand the difference.
1) If I started forging, having, for example, 1000 ARDR, and then I added another 1000 coins to my wallet - do I need to do something similar to combining entries, as in many POS coins? Does the concept of "stake" generally exist during forging, or is the combination automatically and extend to the overall balance?
2) How can I see my reward? As I understand it, in order to forge - my wallet must be on the Ardor network. At the same time, the forging reward is IGNIS, right? Will I see some message from my wallet about the reward or do I need to switch it to the IGNIS network for this?
Thanks in advance for your kind answers!
1) If I started forging, having, for example, 1000 ARDR, and then I added another 1000 coins to my wallet - do I need to do something similar to combining entries, as in many POS coins? Does the concept of "stake" generally exist during forging, or is the combination automatically and extend to the overall balance?
2) How can I see my reward? As I understand it, in order to forge - my wallet must be on the Ardor network. At the same time, the forging reward is IGNIS, right? Will I see some message from my wallet about the reward or do I need to switch it to the IGNIS network for this?
Thanks in advance for your kind answers!
1) You don't have to do anything. It will be done automatically. After a certain number of blocks, I believe 1444, the increased amount of coins in your wallet will be used for forging.
2 You would have an increased Ardor balance as you only forge Ardor. You can also see it in a block explorer.
You can earn Ignis if you become a bundler but that's a different story.
Many thanks for your replies!
Apparently, I didn’t understand very well about this issue - but I remember some article or post in which I read about 12 Ignis as a reward for forging - apparently this led me to a misunderstanding.
Btw, where can I get to know more about bundling of Ignis?
And one more question: how many ARDRs should I put on the forging in order to receive the reward no less than every day now? Are there any such statistics?
February 12, 2019, 10:51:29 AM
I would be grateful if someone more experienced would explain to me some points about forging. I have a good experience in the staking of POS coins and I would like to understand the difference.
1) If I started forging, having, for example, 1000 ARDR, and then I added another 1000 coins to my wallet - do I need to do something similar to combining entries, as in many POS coins? Does the concept of "stake" generally exist during forging, or is the combination automatically and extend to the overall balance?
2) How can I see my reward? As I understand it, in order to forge - my wallet must be on the Ardor network. At the same time, the forging reward is IGNIS, right? Will I see some message from my wallet about the reward or do I need to switch it to the IGNIS network for this?
Thanks in advance for your kind answers!
1) If I started forging, having, for example, 1000 ARDR, and then I added another 1000 coins to my wallet - do I need to do something similar to combining entries, as in many POS coins? Does the concept of "stake" generally exist during forging, or is the combination automatically and extend to the overall balance?
2) How can I see my reward? As I understand it, in order to forge - my wallet must be on the Ardor network. At the same time, the forging reward is IGNIS, right? Will I see some message from my wallet about the reward or do I need to switch it to the IGNIS network for this?
Thanks in advance for your kind answers!
1) You don't have to do anything. It will be done automatically. After a certain number of blocks, I believe 1444, the increased amount of coins in your wallet will be used for forging.
2 You would have an increased Ardor balance as you only forge Ardor. You can also see it in a block explorer.
You can earn Ignis if you become a bundler but that's a different story.
February 11, 2019, 03:22:17 PM
I would be grateful if someone more experienced would explain to me some points about forging. I have a good experience in the staking of POS coins and I would like to understand the difference.
1) If I started forging, having, for example, 1000 ARDR, and then I added another 1000 coins to my wallet - do I need to do something similar to combining entries, as in many POS coins? Does the concept of "stake" generally exist during forging, or is the combination automatically and extend to the overall balance?
2) How can I see my reward? As I understand it, in order to forge - my wallet must be on the Ardor network. At the same time, the forging reward is IGNIS, right? Will I see some message from my wallet about the reward or do I need to switch it to the IGNIS network for this?
Thanks in advance for your kind answers!
1) If I started forging, having, for example, 1000 ARDR, and then I added another 1000 coins to my wallet - do I need to do something similar to combining entries, as in many POS coins? Does the concept of "stake" generally exist during forging, or is the combination automatically and extend to the overall balance?
2) How can I see my reward? As I understand it, in order to forge - my wallet must be on the Ardor network. At the same time, the forging reward is IGNIS, right? Will I see some message from my wallet about the reward or do I need to switch it to the IGNIS network for this?
Thanks in advance for your kind answers!
February 11, 2019, 07:40:07 AM
Ardor Account Verification - Web Client Interface Design
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oeWEedo1gc&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oeWEedo1gc&feature=youtu.be
February 05, 2019, 02:23:23 PM
Any news about Ardor ? No post here for last 14 days, which looks really weird...
I don't think the project posts here too much. See the latest news here: https://www.jelurida.com/news
February 05, 2019, 12:40:44 PM
Any news about Ardor ? No post here for last 14 days, which looks really weird...
January 21, 2019, 08:22:25 AM
I installed a new version of the full desktop wallet and started synchronizing it with the network. When synchronization was about 2/3 ready, I had to turn off my laptop. After this (it happened yesterday), I can not start my wallet, because I get the message "Unable to connect to nxt a proxy." Does anyone know what the problem is?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Thanks in advance for your help!
Looks like the best way to solve that issue is to set up nxt.enableAPIProxy=false instead of true or just to lock up that entry in nxt-default.properties like this #nxt.enableAPIProxy=true
January 18, 2019, 07:04:55 PM
I installed a new version of the full desktop wallet and started synchronizing it with the network. When synchronization was about 2/3 ready, I had to turn off my laptop. After this (it happened yesterday), I can not start my wallet, because I get the message "Unable to connect to nxt a proxy." Does anyone know what the problem is?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Thanks in advance for your help!
Turn it down, restart. Do you still get "unable to connect"? What is the Server connection status? ARDR.
January 18, 2019, 05:29:13 PM
I installed a new version of the full desktop wallet and started synchronizing it with the network. When synchronization was about 2/3 ready, I had to turn off my laptop. After this (it happened yesterday), I can not start my wallet, because I get the message "Unable to connect to nxt a proxy." Does anyone know what the problem is?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Thanks in advance for your help!
January 16, 2019, 12:42:34 PM
Contracts in Action - Rewarding the Forgers
https://medium.com/@lyaffe/contracts-in-action-rewarding-the-forgers-382a687d2946
https://medium.com/@lyaffe/contracts-in-action-rewarding-the-forgers-382a687d2946
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