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Topic: | ARDOR | Scalable Blockchain-as-a-Service Platform | Proof of Stake - page 44. (Read 395958 times)
January 24, 2018, 10:59:26 AM
Price is still looking really low. Time to rise. Also don't forget about marketing, guys! Substratum boosted their prices really high only due to marketing campaign. They don't deliver as much as you.
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January 24, 2018, 09:06:27 AM
POS is one of the best choices in crypto investment. Just not sure which are the top ROI coins.
January 24, 2018, 09:02:06 AM
Has anyone seen earnings from forging? Not sure if it's worth trying to stake my holdings.
Depends on size of your holdings. I have more than 100K, joined the forging pool and my earnings noticebly increased last days. Sure, income will grow in proportion with number of childchains run on ARDOR. January 24, 2018, 08:25:15 AM
Forging Ardor and NXT is different from your average PoS Coin. First, the rewards come from transaction fees only. There's no generating of new coins. Also, Ardor is still in it's infant days so there's not much transactions at the moment. Ignis is not even tradeable on major Exchanges.
You can lease your Ardor to a pool however. The idea is that in a pool you'll forge more often due to the pool's higher forging power. You'll receive a share of each forged block.
You can lease your Ardor to a pool however. The idea is that in a pool you'll forge more often due to the pool's higher forging power. You'll receive a share of each forged block.
January 24, 2018, 07:12:32 AM
Has anyone seen earnings from forging? Not sure if it's worth trying to stake my holdings.
Agreed, and even when you do forge a block it is often contains no transactions, so no rewards earned. So if you have 10,000 Ardor and forge you will earn about 1 Ardor a month WHEN it has more transactions than it does now.
January 24, 2018, 06:19:54 AM
Has anyone seen earnings from forging? Not sure if it's worth trying to stake my holdings.
Agreed, and even when you do forge a block it is often contains no transactions, so no rewards earned. So if you have 10,000 Ardor and forge you will earn about 1 Ardor a month WHEN it has more transactions than it does now.
January 23, 2018, 10:21:25 PM
I've read that foraging isn't that great unless you have a very large stake. If someone has a different answer, please advise - I just tripled my stake at .98 on Bittrex
Bittrex marke is up and running great, just purchased from a bunch of small stake holders who are going to be crying on their pillow in a month.
Hold and buy and hold, people. This coin will make you a ton of money by the end of the year. A TON.
And Satoshi is holding up the price at around a buck. When breakout comes Ardor will outpace most others.
Good luck.
Bittrex marke is up and running great, just purchased from a bunch of small stake holders who are going to be crying on their pillow in a month.
Hold and buy and hold, people. This coin will make you a ton of money by the end of the year. A TON.
And Satoshi is holding up the price at around a buck. When breakout comes Ardor will outpace most others.
Good luck.
January 23, 2018, 04:01:33 PM
Has anyone seen earnings from forging? Not sure if it's worth trying to stake my holdings.
January 23, 2018, 01:36:42 PM
The Account Property Bundler
How your users can submit zero fee transactions
https://medium.com/@lyaffe/the-account-property-bundler-e70734859e26
Bundling is the process of packaging multiple child chain transactions into a single ChildChainBlock transaction on the parent chain.
A simple explanation of this process is provided in our wiki
In Ardor version 2.0.13 released today we improved the UI of the bundler page to make it easier to use. We now separate all the known bundlers of the node from the bundlers started by the current account and limit the bundlers listed, to the current chain, and sort them by rate.
However, what if you are a business (think exchange, pegged chain, merchant, crowd sale) and you want to allow zero transaction fees for your child chain users? If you setup a zero fee bundler it will bundle all this child chain transactions not only your users transactions. We had to somehow allow bundlers to filter out transactions they don’t want to bundle.
The initial release of Ardor included a PersonalBundler which when configured bundles only the transactions submitted by the bundler account itself. However exchanges need more flexibility, for example if an exchange has separate accounts for Ardor, Ignis, BitSwift and so one. It makes a lot of sense for the account holding the Ardor to perform the bundling for the withdrawal transaction submitted for the child chains. Since this account is practically guaranteed to always be able to pay the Ardor transaction fees necessary for bundling.
This is where the Account Property Bundler comes into play. As explained in the 2.0.13 changelog:
“Added AccountPropertyBundler add-on, which only bundles transactions sent by accounts having the “bundling” property set on them by the bundler. To enable, set nxt.bundlingFilter=nxt.addons.AccountPropertyBundler. This will apply to all bundlers started on this node.”
You can see below how account ARDOR-V4D7-D3XW-JX9Z-EAC8K set account properties on two other accounts. Once this account will setup the configuration and start a bundler, it will only bundle transactions submitted by one of these accounts.
It goes without saying that this an advanced feature which is only relevant for businesses who need more control over the bundling process. If you just want to bundle transactions for a specific chain, you can simply start a bundler and provide the child per parent exchange rate.
Summary
The unique parent-child chain architecture of Ardor, enables businesses to bundle zero fee transactions so that their users no longer need to pay transaction fees. This unique function, available only in Ardor, finally allows decentralized applications to reach main stream adaption.
How your users can submit zero fee transactions
https://medium.com/@lyaffe/the-account-property-bundler-e70734859e26
Bundling is the process of packaging multiple child chain transactions into a single ChildChainBlock transaction on the parent chain.
A simple explanation of this process is provided in our wiki
In Ardor version 2.0.13 released today we improved the UI of the bundler page to make it easier to use. We now separate all the known bundlers of the node from the bundlers started by the current account and limit the bundlers listed, to the current chain, and sort them by rate.
However, what if you are a business (think exchange, pegged chain, merchant, crowd sale) and you want to allow zero transaction fees for your child chain users? If you setup a zero fee bundler it will bundle all this child chain transactions not only your users transactions. We had to somehow allow bundlers to filter out transactions they don’t want to bundle.
The initial release of Ardor included a PersonalBundler which when configured bundles only the transactions submitted by the bundler account itself. However exchanges need more flexibility, for example if an exchange has separate accounts for Ardor, Ignis, BitSwift and so one. It makes a lot of sense for the account holding the Ardor to perform the bundling for the withdrawal transaction submitted for the child chains. Since this account is practically guaranteed to always be able to pay the Ardor transaction fees necessary for bundling.
This is where the Account Property Bundler comes into play. As explained in the 2.0.13 changelog:
“Added AccountPropertyBundler add-on, which only bundles transactions sent by accounts having the “bundling” property set on them by the bundler. To enable, set nxt.bundlingFilter=nxt.addons.AccountPropertyBundler. This will apply to all bundlers started on this node.”
You can see below how account ARDOR-V4D7-D3XW-JX9Z-EAC8K set account properties on two other accounts. Once this account will setup the configuration and start a bundler, it will only bundle transactions submitted by one of these accounts.
It goes without saying that this an advanced feature which is only relevant for businesses who need more control over the bundling process. If you just want to bundle transactions for a specific chain, you can simply start a bundler and provide the child per parent exchange rate.
Summary
The unique parent-child chain architecture of Ardor, enables businesses to bundle zero fee transactions so that their users no longer need to pay transaction fees. This unique function, available only in Ardor, finally allows decentralized applications to reach main stream adaption.
They will definitely experience incredible growth. The best part about being a Bundler is that they continue to make money in both red and green days.
January 23, 2018, 01:31:10 PM
The Account Property Bundler
How your users can submit zero fee transactions
https://medium.com/@lyaffe/the-account-property-bundler-e70734859e26
Bundling is the process of packaging multiple child chain transactions into a single ChildChainBlock transaction on the parent chain.
A simple explanation of this process is provided in our wiki
In Ardor version 2.0.13 released today we improved the UI of the bundler page to make it easier to use. We now separate all the known bundlers of the node from the bundlers started by the current account and limit the bundlers listed, to the current chain, and sort them by rate.
However, what if you are a business (think exchange, pegged chain, merchant, crowd sale) and you want to allow zero transaction fees for your child chain users? If you setup a zero fee bundler it will bundle all this child chain transactions not only your users transactions. We had to somehow allow bundlers to filter out transactions they don’t want to bundle.
The initial release of Ardor included a PersonalBundler which when configured bundles only the transactions submitted by the bundler account itself. However exchanges need more flexibility, for example if an exchange has separate accounts for Ardor, Ignis, BitSwift and so one. It makes a lot of sense for the account holding the Ardor to perform the bundling for the withdrawal transaction submitted for the child chains. Since this account is practically guaranteed to always be able to pay the Ardor transaction fees necessary for bundling.
This is where the Account Property Bundler comes into play. As explained in the 2.0.13 changelog:
“Added AccountPropertyBundler add-on, which only bundles transactions sent by accounts having the “bundling” property set on them by the bundler. To enable, set nxt.bundlingFilter=nxt.addons.AccountPropertyBundler. This will apply to all bundlers started on this node.”
You can see below how account ARDOR-V4D7-D3XW-JX9Z-EAC8K set account properties on two other accounts. Once this account will setup the configuration and start a bundler, it will only bundle transactions submitted by one of these accounts.
It goes without saying that this an advanced feature which is only relevant for businesses who need more control over the bundling process. If you just want to bundle transactions for a specific chain, you can simply start a bundler and provide the child per parent exchange rate.
Summary
The unique parent-child chain architecture of Ardor, enables businesses to bundle zero fee transactions so that their users no longer need to pay transaction fees. This unique function, available only in Ardor, finally allows decentralized applications to reach main stream adaption.
How your users can submit zero fee transactions
https://medium.com/@lyaffe/the-account-property-bundler-e70734859e26
Bundling is the process of packaging multiple child chain transactions into a single ChildChainBlock transaction on the parent chain.
A simple explanation of this process is provided in our wiki
In Ardor version 2.0.13 released today we improved the UI of the bundler page to make it easier to use. We now separate all the known bundlers of the node from the bundlers started by the current account and limit the bundlers listed, to the current chain, and sort them by rate.
However, what if you are a business (think exchange, pegged chain, merchant, crowd sale) and you want to allow zero transaction fees for your child chain users? If you setup a zero fee bundler it will bundle all this child chain transactions not only your users transactions. We had to somehow allow bundlers to filter out transactions they don’t want to bundle.
The initial release of Ardor included a PersonalBundler which when configured bundles only the transactions submitted by the bundler account itself. However exchanges need more flexibility, for example if an exchange has separate accounts for Ardor, Ignis, BitSwift and so one. It makes a lot of sense for the account holding the Ardor to perform the bundling for the withdrawal transaction submitted for the child chains. Since this account is practically guaranteed to always be able to pay the Ardor transaction fees necessary for bundling.
This is where the Account Property Bundler comes into play. As explained in the 2.0.13 changelog:
“Added AccountPropertyBundler add-on, which only bundles transactions sent by accounts having the “bundling” property set on them by the bundler. To enable, set nxt.bundlingFilter=nxt.addons.AccountPropertyBundler. This will apply to all bundlers started on this node.”
You can see below how account ARDOR-V4D7-D3XW-JX9Z-EAC8K set account properties on two other accounts. Once this account will setup the configuration and start a bundler, it will only bundle transactions submitted by one of these accounts.
It goes without saying that this an advanced feature which is only relevant for businesses who need more control over the bundling process. If you just want to bundle transactions for a specific chain, you can simply start a bundler and provide the child per parent exchange rate.
Summary
The unique parent-child chain architecture of Ardor, enables businesses to bundle zero fee transactions so that their users no longer need to pay transaction fees. This unique function, available only in Ardor, finally allows decentralized applications to reach main stream adaption.
January 23, 2018, 11:16:04 AM
Thought I got the bottom, but it was 1500 satoshi higher lol.
Ardor, time to deliver! Waiting for news.
Ardor, time to deliver!
Waiting for news. 
January 22, 2018, 04:15:35 PM
With almost all assets are down on this bear market period . Time to stack some ARDR up. It is a dirt cheap right now considering the vast usefulness of the ardor token and its platform .
January 22, 2018, 03:51:35 PM
Im sure these markets will settle down at the end of the month.
So much FUD in the media holding everyone back in crypto right now.
Its serious market manipulation at its best.
So much FUD in the media holding everyone back in crypto right now.
Its serious market manipulation at its best.
January 22, 2018, 03:19:11 PM
Nxt News – January 2018 (IV): Don’t let the fear of losing be greater than the excitement of winning
January 22, 2018, 12:42:25 PM
I wish that such companies were as much as possible!
January 22, 2018, 12:29:26 PM
Interesting project sir.
January 22, 2018, 11:59:57 AM
Hi
I just got one question I leased my effective account balance.
Does this get adjusted after transfering additional ardor (after 1440 confirmations)?
When will the payouts happen? At the end or will I see them directly?
Thank you for answering.
I just got one question I leased my effective account balance.
Does this get adjusted after transfering additional ardor (after 1440 confirmations)?
When will the payouts happen? At the end or will I see them directly?
Thank you for answering.
Yeah, your leasing power will be automatically adjusted after transferring extra tokens of ARDR. At the end of leasing you may either request your payment or proceed with another span.
January 22, 2018, 06:40:32 AM
Hi
I just got one question I leased my effective account balance.
Does this get adjusted after transfering additional ardor (after 1440 confirmations)?
When will the payouts happen? At the end or will I see them directly?
Thank you for answering.
I just got one question I leased my effective account balance.
Does this get adjusted after transfering additional ardor (after 1440 confirmations)?
When will the payouts happen? At the end or will I see them directly?
Thank you for answering.
January 22, 2018, 06:14:49 AM
Surprised and happy about that price drop.
Wasn't expecting Ardor going down. Thought it will skyrocket to $2 or $3 in the first day of enabling trades on Bittrex. But all attention is being spent on FUDing banks all over the world.
What I am going to say - Skyrocket and 15-30b cap is coming. Just pin my post and then ask how did I figure that out? Easy, I've read github and haven't found any BS.
Wasn't expecting Ardor going down. Thought it will skyrocket to $2 or $3 in the first day of enabling trades on Bittrex. But all attention is being spent on FUDing banks all over the world.
What I am going to say - Skyrocket and 15-30b cap is coming. Just pin my post and then ask how did I figure that out? Easy, I've read github and haven't found any BS.
...why does a price crash makes you happy?
Because the guy is loading the truck...Buy low and hodl!!!
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