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legendary
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I'm sure POW/POS wallet and MASTERNODES will be phenomenal, considering the work you've put in to the firewall. Keep it up  Wink
Yeah this coin is quite old. New updates will make this coin more valuable.
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This coin has a good potential and already has exposure on several exchanges. Just waiting for the dev updates...   Grin
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I'm sure POW/POS wallet and MASTERNODES will be phenomenal, considering the work you've put in to the firewall. Keep it up  Wink
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Any chance of getting the wallet updated on hash-to-coins.com? Tested your firewall the other day with a 51% attack, works great, good work. Thanks
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legendary
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https://bata.io
I have never seen a PoW minable coin where the block hashes aren't actually the proof of work (a bunch of zeros in front of the hash)

Why is bata designed this way? Just a general curiosity Smiley

Hi here is an example of a raw block:

{
   "hash": "2959d2161759004644c9bda9ac37507a29b67b7bb3580ba1bcc610c3fa8b11d9",
   "confirmations": 1,
   "size": 241,
   "height": 779555,
   "version": 4,
   "merkleroot": "954945425eb40dbb2fc3d2d6ddc87d92ba268dc341d0fe03e71e76246e8599a1",
   "tx": [
      "954945425eb40dbb2fc3d2d6ddc87d92ba268dc341d0fe03e71e76246e8599a1"
   ],
   "time": 1506434691,
   "nonce": 2002999098,
   "bits": "1c02b746",
   "difficulty": 94.25787966,
   "chainwork": "00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000c0c4830ef0bc35",
   "previousblockhash": "48e9cfa2a689877d4985f63df903a6027c1c14c35ed02107473d72fc351b607c"
}

If you are referring to chain work then an explanation is available here:

https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/26869/what-is-chainwork

"The chainwork value is really just the total amount of work in the chain."

I know about chain work, its the cumulative work on the chain. I was wondering about the block hash, which tells the work on the individual block. Why is it hashed this way in bata.

Example a peercoin pow block:
Code:
{
   "hash": "0000000000000000ee2f9eeca90dd0708459b7e78de9c64d19bc3e73fd2d8e8a",
   "size": 3790,
   "height": 324835,
   "version": 1,
   "merkleroot": "e97bfe5e6c6d4fbf4acb8956ae0228dd6f2047b690b8245e128683ce8688dcb7",
   "time": "2017-09-26 11:24:01 UTC",
   "nonce": 2768994299,
   "bits": "1902e43a",
   "difficulty": 1485349089.4013,
   "mint": 50.94,
   "previousblockhash": "4235e040578bae46616f11daa644fd1cb485db7c6a5948f5e40608785aa4a6b8",
   "nextblockhash": "00000000000000011b4841bb4aead702f2e266ba645b7484c3a239bf67101f3d",
   "flags": "proof-of-work",
   "proofhash": "0000000000000000ee2f9eeca90dd0708459b7e78de9c64d19bc3e73fd2d8e8a",
   "entropybit": 0,
   "modifier": "213b2338aec7bc5a",
   "modifierchecksum": "4ba28af2",
}

The proofhash is the same as the block hash.

Again I am just curious, if there is a special reason for this design decision Smiley

I fail to see any zeros in front of Bata hash.

Peercoin is sha-256.

Here is an example of Litecoin instead:

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"a11d7b73006be146472ccdfc7622cd14d7618e6b646793cdf4cf24f09ddbcc2a", "79fe0e3d8de53d8f0c8beaef2de189d2b74a59f9e78038565fc982bfc46cecae", "a4eaf465fd42063544b90e657b38ba86776884e206423781ecfbaea18c2e072a", "c78eddb13888ea191394fbb05bb0c1eb5e3476c27f3491cf2dcf0dadfbefca34", "28335274b46ce6366d0df32279fdf729bc3c284b211966f91c85089b536a62f6", "22fa0fa690fcbc66ce49441ef46b054f95aa69c376349fd0a1935fccf0cc752d", "009f9c4655b12c621b433d54148da409b7b28a81de8f33d21fbd3f9cc30be04c", "3b1f766eda3d32d190ec3f42961d34c7c0ad58a12581e96ce4ea223d09a4f56d", "069f0c61d6caa2f1157ace6acd6448824b56aa083dc2b8b7a7e66a7f1b403477", "c7a4a1017cac0f1554feb056f3591340ec870c6afcda166a8fceec804484d8fd", "0a383a26b2bfab8832d3f1864606951f0052d2b05dca68d05f48548012604360", "8a8485056133b279601a864aeebbbcc4f18f2042d6921333775cb1cc295d1c9b", "91a44024a377fdae5f2eaf36d3e7957561be6aa73da4a60fab7f4e105cc836a7", "f5a95bc526d2198d068af492a808312aa65f7a0fccaaef6fc00b06bc0e1a0216", 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"ac20c024baf00123477c8556cb53538b28ff32137191cb71775199be0588b480" }
hero member
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I have never seen a PoW minable coin where the block hashes aren't actually the proof of work (a bunch of zeros in front of the hash)

Why is bata designed this way? Just a general curiosity Smiley

Hi here is an example of a raw block:

{
   "hash": "2959d2161759004644c9bda9ac37507a29b67b7bb3580ba1bcc610c3fa8b11d9",
   "confirmations": 1,
   "size": 241,
   "height": 779555,
   "version": 4,
   "merkleroot": "954945425eb40dbb2fc3d2d6ddc87d92ba268dc341d0fe03e71e76246e8599a1",
   "tx": [
      "954945425eb40dbb2fc3d2d6ddc87d92ba268dc341d0fe03e71e76246e8599a1"
   ],
   "time": 1506434691,
   "nonce": 2002999098,
   "bits": "1c02b746",
   "difficulty": 94.25787966,
   "chainwork": "00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000c0c4830ef0bc35",
   "previousblockhash": "48e9cfa2a689877d4985f63df903a6027c1c14c35ed02107473d72fc351b607c"
}

If you are referring to chain work then an explanation is available here:

https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/26869/what-is-chainwork

"The chainwork value is really just the total amount of work in the chain."

I know about chain work, its the cumulative work on the chain. I was wondering about the block hash, which tells the work on the individual block. Why is it hashed this way in bata.

Example a peercoin pow block:
Code:
{
   "hash": "0000000000000000ee2f9eeca90dd0708459b7e78de9c64d19bc3e73fd2d8e8a",
   "size": 3790,
   "height": 324835,
   "version": 1,
   "merkleroot": "e97bfe5e6c6d4fbf4acb8956ae0228dd6f2047b690b8245e128683ce8688dcb7",
   "time": "2017-09-26 11:24:01 UTC",
   "nonce": 2768994299,
   "bits": "1902e43a",
   "difficulty": 1485349089.4013,
   "mint": 50.94,
   "previousblockhash": "4235e040578bae46616f11daa644fd1cb485db7c6a5948f5e40608785aa4a6b8",
   "nextblockhash": "00000000000000011b4841bb4aead702f2e266ba645b7484c3a239bf67101f3d",
   "flags": "proof-of-work",
   "proofhash": "0000000000000000ee2f9eeca90dd0708459b7e78de9c64d19bc3e73fd2d8e8a",
   "entropybit": 0,
   "modifier": "213b2338aec7bc5a",
   "modifierchecksum": "4ba28af2",
}

The proofhash is the same as the block hash.

Again I am just curious, if there is a special reason for this design decision Smiley
legendary
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https://bata.io
i would like to know more about the % of pos.

The PoS staking rewards are available here:

https://bata.money/downloads/BataRewards.pdf



where I can see the reward for masternod?


This will be first released on slack. Masternode reward information  will be released when development is ready.
legendary
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Merit: 1000
https://bata.io
I have never seen a PoW minable coin where the block hashes aren't actually the proof of work (a bunch of zeros in front of the hash)

Why is bata designed this way? Just a general curiosity Smiley

Hi here is an example of a raw block:

{
   "hash": "2959d2161759004644c9bda9ac37507a29b67b7bb3580ba1bcc610c3fa8b11d9",
   "confirmations": 1,
   "size": 241,
   "height": 779555,
   "version": 4,
   "merkleroot": "954945425eb40dbb2fc3d2d6ddc87d92ba268dc341d0fe03e71e76246e8599a1",
   "tx": [
      "954945425eb40dbb2fc3d2d6ddc87d92ba268dc341d0fe03e71e76246e8599a1"
   ],
   "time": 1506434691,
   "nonce": 2002999098,
   "bits": "1c02b746",
   "difficulty": 94.25787966,
   "chainwork": "00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000c0c4830ef0bc35",
   "previousblockhash": "48e9cfa2a689877d4985f63df903a6027c1c14c35ed02107473d72fc351b607c"
}

If you are referring to chain work then an explanation is available here:

https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/26869/what-is-chainwork

"The chainwork value is really just the total amount of work in the chain."
hero member
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I have never seen a PoW minable coin where the block hashes aren't actually the proof of work (a bunch of zeros in front of the hash)

Why is bata designed this way? Just a general curiosity Smiley
sr. member
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i would like to know more about the % of pos.

The PoS staking rewards are available here:

https://bata.money/downloads/BataRewards.pdf



where I can see the reward for masternod?
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Anyone know, when will BTA will have MasterNode ??

You might want to check out their slack channel. The devs seem to be more active there than here.
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Anyone know, when will BTA will have MasterNode ??
NO nobody know's............
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Anyone know, when will BTA will have MasterNode ??
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ONLY 23.000 BATA  left to be mined  ! Till POS /POW
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placed a bid to see if i can get some will read the whole thread when i have time looks like a serious project
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Finally we're getting close. Hopefully some good news soon.  Grin
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"SWISSREALCOIN - FIRST REAL ESTATE CRYPTO TOKEN"
how many BATA coins do I need for MASTERNODs?

10.000 BATA for masternoes mate

How much does MASTERNODS bring in a month?


I am also very interested in this information. I have of course not enough for MASTERNOD but I think soon save.
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Revolutionizing Brokerage of Personal Data
how many BATA coins do I need for MASTERNODs?

10.000 BATA for masternoes mate

How much does MASTERNODS bring in a month?
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Any news on Masternodes?

POW/POS wallet will be next before we  can go to masternode  Grin
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