Topic: [BCN] Bytecoin. Secure, private, untraceable since 2012 - page 197. (Read 1070171 times)
in my opinion, to bring really high this money should enable the POS !!
BCN is an excellent well formed coin as usual. Creators team overall maintain very nicely whole the systems. It's really an unique algorithm CryptoNight.
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On top of that instant exchanges to all supported cryptocurrencies and e-currencies are available.
Crypto to Fiat liquidity can provide a significant boost to Bytecoin.
more program details here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-coins-at-coinomatcom-add-your-coin-1053407
Coinomat.com offers bank transfers, withdrawals to Visa/Master card, and custom debit card for all the cryptocurrencies on its platform.
On top of that instant exchanges to all supported cryptocurrencies and e-currencies are available.
Crypto to Fiat liquidity can provide a significant boost to Bytecoin.
more program details here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-coins-at-coinomatcom-add-your-coin-1053407
Thank you! We'll vote for Bytecoin
Today, on 27 of May, the Bytecoin team has updated Bytecoin to version 1.0.4. The main part of the update is the Bytecoin RPC Wallet that substantially improves operation of third party applications and services in the Bytecoin network via RPC.
Thanks to RPC Wallet the merchandisers can easily connect their shops to the Bytecoin network and start automatically accepting payments. This service will also boost performance and simplify connecting exchanges and other third party services.
Main features of Bytecoin RPC Wallet:
The Bytecoin RPC Wallet is more flexible and functional than Simplewallet RPC interface, superceding it. Therefore, Simplewallet RPC interface will be deprecated later on.
The Bytecoin release 1.0.4 contains refactored and optimized daemon. It enhances code modularity and allows us to tremendously increase software test coverage. The team has introduced a new multi-threading library that makes daemon behavior more predictable. It will be released as a stand-alone project later on. Moreover, we have improved console logging.
GUI Wallet has also been updated. Now it supports selection of color themes. It is also capable of flexible connection to remote daemon or start an in-process node.
Bytecoin RPC Wallet can be built from the sources or downloaded here.
Please feel free to discuss it here.
Thanks to RPC Wallet the merchandisers can easily connect their shops to the Bytecoin network and start automatically accepting payments. This service will also boost performance and simplify connecting exchanges and other third party services.
Main features of Bytecoin RPC Wallet:
- Much attention has been paid to Wallet efficiency. Bytecoin RPC Wallet requires small amount of RAM for operation.
- Being cross-platform, RPC Wallet can run as a daemon (Linux/OS X) and as a service (Windows).
- RPC Wallet is capable of processing 3 times the amount of transactions per second (tps) compared to our previous solution, the RPC Simplewallet. The total amount of tps is now 60.
- RPC Wallet supports approximately 10,000 remote connections. It greatly simplifies connection management for 3rd party applications.
- Bytecoin RPC Wallet provides you high-level security. It is impossible to get access to Wallet’s private keys via RPC.
- Developer-friendly and minimalistic interface allows for flexible setting any required functions via RPC-requests.
- RPC Wallet can start up an internal node of the network, or it can use external node in case you need to save resources.
The Bytecoin RPC Wallet is more flexible and functional than Simplewallet RPC interface, superceding it. Therefore, Simplewallet RPC interface will be deprecated later on.
The Bytecoin release 1.0.4 contains refactored and optimized daemon. It enhances code modularity and allows us to tremendously increase software test coverage. The team has introduced a new multi-threading library that makes daemon behavior more predictable. It will be released as a stand-alone project later on. Moreover, we have improved console logging.
GUI Wallet has also been updated. Now it supports selection of color themes. It is also capable of flexible connection to remote daemon or start an in-process node.
Bytecoin RPC Wallet can be built from the sources or downloaded here.
Please feel free to discuss it here.
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Vote for Bytecoin to be added at Coinomat.com https://coinomat.com/coinvoting.php
Coinomat.com offers bank transfers, withdrawals to Visa/Master cards, and custom debit cards for all the cryptocurrencies on its platform.
On top of that, instant exchanges to all supported cryptocurrencies and e-currencies are available.
Coinomat.com offers bank transfers, withdrawals to Visa/Master cards, and custom debit cards for all the cryptocurrencies on its platform.
On top of that, instant exchanges to all supported cryptocurrencies and e-currencies are available.
Coinomat.com pioneered instant crypto to crypto exchange in 2013 and now also offers various crypto to fiat solutions to provide additional liquidity for supported cryptocurrencies. Coinomat was the first project to offer this and it will always remain our top priority.
Normally, to withdraw to a bank account you need someone to send you the funds from their local bank, so it can be a problem if there aren't many local exchanges happening. Traditionally, transfer costs are a hassle, can cost up to 3% of the amount and take 2-3 business days.
With Coinomat you can easily send funds to any Visa or Master card in the world instantly, with no wait time.
Various fiat exchange features:
- Instant exchanges to all other cryptos on our platform.
- Withdrawal to any Visa or Master card issued by any bank in the world.
*This is a great way to provide your coin with liquidity, especially for users who live in the countries with less crypto exposure.
- Withdrawal to any Visa or Master card issued by any bank in the world.
*This is a great way to provide your coin with liquidity, especially for users who live in the countries with less crypto exposure.
Crypto purchasing and selling with bank transfer
If you need to buy altcoins with bank transfers it can be a real problem and there arn't a lot of providers out there. We enable our users to load their Coinomat account with a bank transfer and buy any coin we support. To mitigate volatility effects, first the account is credited and only after that, a user can purchase the crypto of his choice.
Transfers from most countries are accepted (except for US)
Withdrawal to a custom bank card
We offer custom debit cards which can be loaded with cryptocurrency and work in ATM's all over the world. Card costs $40 and are delivered within a week after successful order (users need to provide Personal ID and Proof of residence). The card is not tied to a personal bank account and works more like stored value card. After the card is delivered, a user is able to load it from their Coinomat account.
Offering these services, we cover basically all major ways to buy and sell your crypto. Liquidity is what the cryptocurrency scene is lacking at the moment, and providing more fiat liquidity can be a great popularity booster for Bitshares.
Head over to our voting page and get things started!
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https://coinomat.com/coinvoting.php
*Exchange directions provided for supported coins
More program details here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-coins-at-coinomatcom-add-your-coin-1053407
Hello to those who are still watching this thread.
Below is a copy of the original OP from bytecoin forum http://bytecointalk.org/showthread.php?tid=39&pid=116#pid116
https://i.imgur.com/UI395qJ.png
As promised earlier, we have finally developed a new version of Bytecoiner.org, which is known as Bytecoin Communtiy Site. The new version inherits all of the previous features and sections (yet, some sections and features are under construction).
The global idea of Bytecoiner.org has not been changed, though got some absolutely new features. First of all, now it is not only a website that covers the news of the Bytecoin world, but also a platform for collaborative blogging. It means that anybody can start his own blog on Bytecoiner.org, and there's a huge amount of cryptocurrency-related subjects to write about: economics, finance, techonologies, coins, start-ups, infrustructural projects and much much more, due to the fact that almost any modern technological project has to deal with enciphering.
There's no doubt that Bytecoin is still the core technology/currency that drove Bytecoiner.org in the first place. Our key community members will, as always, spread all needed information about Bytecoin and its implementation for the users through news and guides sections (let's also mention that Bytecoin payment gate is on the way, so the market adoption infos are becoming incredibly essential). But the other fresh part of their work will be to administer the renewed resource, attracting and helping new authors to express and share their ideas and projects even if those are not based on Bytecoin.
There are many other issues to be discussed, but in a nutshell I've expressed the idea.
If you want to share your cryptosense, be the first to register on Bytecoiner.org and start your own blog!
UPD: Any ideas on how to develop the website and any other help and participation will be appreciated
-----------------------------
Further discussion: http://bytecointalk.org/showthread.php?tid=39&pid=116#pid116
Below is a copy of the original OP from bytecoin forum http://bytecointalk.org/showthread.php?tid=39&pid=116#pid116
https://i.imgur.com/UI395qJ.png
As promised earlier, we have finally developed a new version of Bytecoiner.org, which is known as Bytecoin Communtiy Site. The new version inherits all of the previous features and sections (yet, some sections and features are under construction).
The global idea of Bytecoiner.org has not been changed, though got some absolutely new features. First of all, now it is not only a website that covers the news of the Bytecoin world, but also a platform for collaborative blogging. It means that anybody can start his own blog on Bytecoiner.org, and there's a huge amount of cryptocurrency-related subjects to write about: economics, finance, techonologies, coins, start-ups, infrustructural projects and much much more, due to the fact that almost any modern technological project has to deal with enciphering.
There's no doubt that Bytecoin is still the core technology/currency that drove Bytecoiner.org in the first place. Our key community members will, as always, spread all needed information about Bytecoin and its implementation for the users through news and guides sections (let's also mention that Bytecoin payment gate is on the way, so the market adoption infos are becoming incredibly essential). But the other fresh part of their work will be to administer the renewed resource, attracting and helping new authors to express and share their ideas and projects even if those are not based on Bytecoin.
There are many other issues to be discussed, but in a nutshell I've expressed the idea.
If you want to share your cryptosense, be the first to register on Bytecoiner.org and start your own blog!
UPD: Any ideas on how to develop the website and any other help and participation will be appreciated
-----------------------------
Further discussion: http://bytecointalk.org/showthread.php?tid=39&pid=116#pid116
Awesome, I will certainly start my own blog!
Hello to those who are still watching this thread.
Below is a copy of the original OP from bytecoin forum http://bytecointalk.org/showthread.php?tid=39&pid=116#pid116
As promised earlier, we have finally developed a new version of Bytecoiner.org, which is known as Bytecoin Communtiy Site. The new version inherits all of the previous features and sections (yet, some sections and features are under construction).
The global idea of Bytecoiner.org has not been changed, though got some absolutely new features. First of all, now it is not only a website that covers the news of the Bytecoin world, but also a platform for collaborative blogging. It means that anybody can start his own blog on Bytecoiner.org, and there's a huge amount of cryptocurrency-related subjects to write about: economics, finance, techonologies, coins, start-ups, infrustructural projects and much much more, due to the fact that almost any modern technological project has to deal with enciphering.
There's no doubt that Bytecoin is still the core technology/currency that drove Bytecoiner.org in the first place. Our key community members will, as always, spread all needed information about Bytecoin and its implementation for the users through news and guides sections (let's also mention that Bytecoin payment gate is on the way, so the market adoption infos are becoming incredibly essential). But the other fresh part of their work will be to administer the renewed resource, attracting and helping new authors to express and share their ideas and projects even if those are not based on Bytecoin.
There are many other issues to be discussed, but in a nutshell I've expressed the idea.
If you want to share your cryptosense, be the first to register on Bytecoiner.org and start your own blog!
UPD: Any ideas on how to develop the website and any other help and participation will be appreciated
-----------------------------
Further discussion: http://bytecointalk.org/showthread.php?tid=39&pid=116#pid116
Below is a copy of the original OP from bytecoin forum http://bytecointalk.org/showthread.php?tid=39&pid=116#pid116
As promised earlier, we have finally developed a new version of Bytecoiner.org, which is known as Bytecoin Communtiy Site. The new version inherits all of the previous features and sections (yet, some sections and features are under construction).
The global idea of Bytecoiner.org has not been changed, though got some absolutely new features. First of all, now it is not only a website that covers the news of the Bytecoin world, but also a platform for collaborative blogging. It means that anybody can start his own blog on Bytecoiner.org, and there's a huge amount of cryptocurrency-related subjects to write about: economics, finance, techonologies, coins, start-ups, infrustructural projects and much much more, due to the fact that almost any modern technological project has to deal with enciphering.
There's no doubt that Bytecoin is still the core technology/currency that drove Bytecoiner.org in the first place. Our key community members will, as always, spread all needed information about Bytecoin and its implementation for the users through news and guides sections (let's also mention that Bytecoin payment gate is on the way, so the market adoption infos are becoming incredibly essential). But the other fresh part of their work will be to administer the renewed resource, attracting and helping new authors to express and share their ideas and projects even if those are not based on Bytecoin.
There are many other issues to be discussed, but in a nutshell I've expressed the idea.
If you want to share your cryptosense, be the first to register on Bytecoiner.org and start your own blog!
UPD: Any ideas on how to develop the website and any other help and participation will be appreciated
-----------------------------
Further discussion: http://bytecointalk.org/showthread.php?tid=39&pid=116#pid116
Didn't have a chance to comment on bytecointalk.org yet so will do here first.
Website update is awesome and it certainly gives the community portal more serious and mature look. Keep up the good work.
Hi guys i am new here.
Then you need to read this (click through for the original post with supporting details)
tl;dr - CryptoNote developers faked dates in whitepapers. Bytecoin faked dates in fake blockchain to facilitate an 82% premine, and CryptoNote backed them up. Bytecoin, Fantomcoin, Quazarcoin, Monetaverde, Dashcoin are all from the same people and should be avoided like the fucking black plague. duckNote and Boolberry are probably from them as well, or are at least just fucking dodgy, and who the fuck cares anyway. Monero would have been fucking dodgy, but the community saved it. Make your own mind up about shit and demand that known people are involved and that there is fucking transparency.
Hi guys i am new here. Can you explain how its going with this coin? Good, bad? Still developing? Thanks.
Everything is going great so far! The development is an unstoppable process for Bytecoin, just as it should be for a promising cryptocurrency. You can find the 2015 roadmap here http://bytecoin.org/roadmap/
Exchange rate shows a good trend http://bytecointalk.org/showthread.php?tid=13
Payment gate is on the way and will be announced later.
Also, you can download binaries and GUI from the official website http://bytecoin.org/downloads/
If you're into mining or trading or need to know more on how to use Bytecoin, visit http://bytecoiner.org/, chances are high you will find everything you need. All fresh news are always published there as well.
If you have other questions or have some idea and want to discuss it with the community, go http://bytecointalk.org/, which is Bytecoin forum. This thread is also monitored by the Community members and the devs, but you will get a quicker respond on bytecointalk.org.
See you there
Thanks, i just register on bytecointalk
Hi guys i am new here. Can you explain how its going with this coin? Good, bad? Still developing? Thanks.
Everything is going great so far! The development is an unstoppable process for Bytecoin, just as it should be for a promising cryptocurrency. You can find the 2015 roadmap here http://bytecoin.org/roadmap/
Exchange rate shows a good trend http://bytecointalk.org/showthread.php?tid=13
Payment gate is on the way and will be announced later.
Also, you can download binaries and GUI from the official website http://bytecoin.org/downloads/
If you're into mining or trading or need to know more on how to use Bytecoin, visit http://bytecoiner.org/, chances are high you will find everything you need. All fresh news and guides are always published there as well.
If you have other questions or have some idea and want to discuss it with the community, go http://bytecointalk.org/, which is Bytecoin forum. This thread is also monitored by the Community members and the devs, but you will get a quicker respond on bytecointalk.org.
See you there
Hi guys i am new here. Can you explain how its going with this coin? Good, bad? Still developing? Thanks.
Hello to those who are still watching this thread.
Below is a copy of the original OP from bytecoin forum http://bytecointalk.org/showthread.php?tid=39&pid=116#pid116
As promised earlier, we have finally developed a new version of Bytecoiner.org, which is known as Bytecoin Communtiy Site. The new version inherits all of the previous features and sections (yet, some sections and features are under construction).
The global idea of Bytecoiner.org has not been changed, though got some absolutely new features. First of all, now it is not only a website that covers the news of the Bytecoin world, but also a platform for collaborative blogging. It means that anybody can start his own blog on Bytecoiner.org, and there's a huge amount of cryptocurrency-related subjects to write about: economics, finance, techonologies, coins, start-ups, infrustructural projects and much much more, due to the fact that almost any modern technological project has to deal with enciphering.
There's no doubt that Bytecoin is still the core technology/currency that drove Bytecoiner.org in the first place. Our key community members will, as always, spread all needed information about Bytecoin and its implementation for the users through news and guides sections (let's also mention that Bytecoin payment gate is on the way, so the market adoption infos are becoming incredibly essential). But the other fresh part of their work will be to administer the renewed resource, attracting and helping new authors to express and share their ideas and projects even if those are not based on Bytecoin.
There are many other issues to be discussed, but in a nutshell I've expressed the idea.
If you want to share your cryptosense, be the first to register on Bytecoiner.org and start your own blog!
UPD: Any ideas on how to develop the website and any other help and participation will be appreciated
-----------------------------
Further discussion: http://bytecointalk.org/showthread.php?tid=39&pid=116#pid116
Below is a copy of the original OP from bytecoin forum http://bytecointalk.org/showthread.php?tid=39&pid=116#pid116
As promised earlier, we have finally developed a new version of Bytecoiner.org, which is known as Bytecoin Communtiy Site. The new version inherits all of the previous features and sections (yet, some sections and features are under construction).
The global idea of Bytecoiner.org has not been changed, though got some absolutely new features. First of all, now it is not only a website that covers the news of the Bytecoin world, but also a platform for collaborative blogging. It means that anybody can start his own blog on Bytecoiner.org, and there's a huge amount of cryptocurrency-related subjects to write about: economics, finance, techonologies, coins, start-ups, infrustructural projects and much much more, due to the fact that almost any modern technological project has to deal with enciphering.
There's no doubt that Bytecoin is still the core technology/currency that drove Bytecoiner.org in the first place. Our key community members will, as always, spread all needed information about Bytecoin and its implementation for the users through news and guides sections (let's also mention that Bytecoin payment gate is on the way, so the market adoption infos are becoming incredibly essential). But the other fresh part of their work will be to administer the renewed resource, attracting and helping new authors to express and share their ideas and projects even if those are not based on Bytecoin.
There are many other issues to be discussed, but in a nutshell I've expressed the idea.
If you want to share your cryptosense, be the first to register on Bytecoiner.org and start your own blog!
UPD: Any ideas on how to develop the website and any other help and participation will be appreciated
-----------------------------
Further discussion: http://bytecointalk.org/showthread.php?tid=39&pid=116#pid116
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could you tell me when are you going to work with merchants?
You are planning to adopt BCN to your business?
could you tell me when are you going to work with merchants?
The focus should be on Monero and not bringing down BCN. Its a never ending fight and the fact that its been going on for nearly a year makes that very clear.
So much this! And they are not only focusing on bringing down BCN, they also pass a lot of time "trying" to bringing down DASH...
I don't like this, it seam that it is in their road map like THE principal point of progress..
Edit (I don't have any respect for smooth anymore)
There are no victims here. Stick with the facts and let emotions out of it.
If you believe in BCN and it does not deliver, then you are a victim.
New wallet is good for the future of BCN.
yeap, outright userfriendliness, haven't seen any analogue to such wallet. don't know if it plays well in the bytecoin future. But it is the fact that it is one of the most convenient
You can discuss Bytecoin Wallet on the Bytecoin forum! Join now!
New wallet is good for the future of BCN.
yeap, outright userfriendliness, haven't seen any analogue to such wallet. don't know if it plays well in the bytecoin future. But it is the fact that it is one of the most convenient
does BCN devs have a dashcoin address? i would like to donate to the original dashcoin devs
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