Hi,
Why coinmarketcap.com does not include Bytecoin sells from coinspot.com.au?
Topic: [BCN] Bytecoin. Secure, private, untraceable since 2012 - page 15. (Read 1070171 times)
Is it possible to transfer coins from the old wallet to the Amethyst-Wallet?
If so, what i have to do? With the current GUI-Version 3.41 it is not possible.
great to see this old coin is still being developed
The Bytecoin team released new roadmap for 2019 weeks ago.
Who knows the team can actually finish all things they planned, but the chart of Bytecoin is here:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bytecoin-bcn/
Honestly, it is a very stimulating chart, in my opinion.
In addition, 19 satoshis per BCN, that is a cheap price, but it has still expensive than what BCN come from in 2017, from 1 to 2 satoshis.
Who knows the team can actually finish all things they planned, but the chart of Bytecoin is here:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bytecoin-bcn/
Honestly, it is a very stimulating chart, in my opinion.
In addition, 19 satoshis per BCN, that is a cheap price, but it has still expensive than what BCN come from in 2017, from 1 to 2 satoshis.
On my side, it's all right now. Last year I went to a 64-bit machine, because of Bytecoin. Last week, also because of Bytecoin, I switched from HDD to SSD. And now I have no problem with speed. Sync now is not a problem. This can not be compared. Never more HDD. Whoever has a SSD knows what I'm talking about.
An Interview With Bytecoin CMO Jenny Goldberg
She talks about Bytecoin’s Gateway project, the new release of Amethyst, and the hardfork.
Read more here
Max’s Corner 7: The Roadmap Revue
This week, with much being made of Australia’s national blockchain roadmap and NEM’s attempts to right the ship, we thought it would be best to dedicate the column to an in-depth look at some of the recent roadmaps that have come out, including Bytecoin’s own.
Read more here
The Bytecoin Team has taken a look back at the software evolution in the bcndev repository
Find more info in the blog
. Top 35 best cryptocurrency projects - Bytecoin up! Bitcoin down.
China (CCID) has published the eleventh rating of cryptocurrency.
“The creativity of Litecoin, Bytecoin, EOS, Nebulas and Hcash increased significantly compared with the previous period, ” noted in the CCID.
March 2019:
https://news.bitcoin.com/china-favors-tron-eos-new-crypto-ranking-bitcoin/
February 2019:
https://news.bitcoin.com/chinas-crypto-ranking-bitcoin-tron/
Max’s Corner 6: Breakthroughs in Cryptography
We’ll take a look at research developments from Microsoft and MIT, check in with the RSA conference, and check out a start-up that has drawn the interest of investors before finally turning our attention to the other big story of the week, Tron’s collaboration with Tether.
Read more here
Wow, hidden amounts as declared in the roadmap would make funds transferred with this coin untracable. At first I was a bit sceptical but these actions would make bytecoin the only real anonymous cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin Garden: New Bytecoin Roadmap Released on the Heels of a Flurry of Developments
https://bitcoingarden.org/new-bytecoin-roadmap-released-on-the-heels-of-a-flurry-of-developments/
Bytecoin has released a new roadmap detailing the trajectory of releases and platform growth anticipated in the near future. The updated roadmap, coming just after the introduction of the newest platform software update, Amethyst Version 3.4.1, provides a look forward to where one of the oldest cryptocurrencies on the market is headed.
Amethyst Version 3.4.1
The roadmap kicks off with the release of Amethyst Version 3.4.1, which features a number of important alterations. At the forefront, interaction between platform software and the memory pool will be improved, eliminating lag times, and the computational load for Bytecoin miners will be decreased, resulting in more transactions capable of being mined.
Hardware Wallet Support Requests for Trezor and Ledger
April 4th is a key date on the roadmap as it is when official pull requests will be made to the Ledger and Trezor software repositories. Pull requests are appeals to amend or improve pre-existing code. Bytecoin developers have been working on an amendment that would introduce Bytecoin support to the Trezor and Ledger hardware wallets. Approvals on behalf of Ledger and Trezor would open the doors for official hardware wallet support for the Bytecoin community....
https://bitcoingarden.org/new-bytecoin-roadmap-released-on-the-heels-of-a-flurry-of-developments/
Bytecoin has released a new roadmap detailing the trajectory of releases and platform growth anticipated in the near future. The updated roadmap, coming just after the introduction of the newest platform software update, Amethyst Version 3.4.1, provides a look forward to where one of the oldest cryptocurrencies on the market is headed.
Amethyst Version 3.4.1
The roadmap kicks off with the release of Amethyst Version 3.4.1, which features a number of important alterations. At the forefront, interaction between platform software and the memory pool will be improved, eliminating lag times, and the computational load for Bytecoin miners will be decreased, resulting in more transactions capable of being mined.
Hardware Wallet Support Requests for Trezor and Ledger
April 4th is a key date on the roadmap as it is when official pull requests will be made to the Ledger and Trezor software repositories. Pull requests are appeals to amend or improve pre-existing code. Bytecoin developers have been working on an amendment that would introduce Bytecoin support to the Trezor and Ledger hardware wallets. Approvals on behalf of Ledger and Trezor would open the doors for official hardware wallet support for the Bytecoin community....
If Trezor or Ledger would implement Bytecoin that would be fantastic!!
Thank you for the Information, i think thats good News, so i hold many BCN so i can look Forward
, you have also planed new Big exchanges like Bittrex, Bitforex or Bitfinex?THX
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When will hardware wallets include bytecoin?
Hello! We made a post about Bytecoin hardware wallets early support. This is a project that has been quite a long time in the making. Please check it out, and I'm sure you could resolve the question (https://bytecoin.org/blog/hardware-wallet-early-support).
When will hardware wallets include bytecoin?
There is very smart chance for relisting on Binance they found something suspicious behind the scene or maybe it will could get succeed to take place on their upcoming DEX.
Personally, my faith on Bytecoin gone last year when the network got terrible unknown issues, which led to unable to send coins to all exchanges.Wallets of Bytecoin was under maintenance on Poloniex, Binance, etc.
It's more terrible because during those days, Bytecoin rocketed, but investors unable to dep their coins to exchanges and took profits.
Hello! We had such issue in the past because of memory pool overloading during the network peak performance. To prevent such issues we made the high load resistance release and introduced payment queue (you can check it here: https://bytecoin.org/blog/high-load-resistance-beta-release). This key improvement helps with any future network congestion or lost transactions as well as many more enhancements to make the system more sustainable.
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