[BCN] Bytecoin. Secure, private, untraceable since 2012 - page 227.

J1mb0

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Quote from: aioncncn on September 05, 2014, 08:33:43 AM

why no dev gui wallet?
why ? why?
bytecoin > BTC

Do you actually need one at this moment in time?
The CLI does everything a gui wallet can do.
Things like the multi signatures and further API development, as well as security, of course are much more interesting for the long term. Bytecoin is not a pump & dump and is here for the long term.

Mig-23

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Quote from: J1mb0 on September 05, 2014, 07:21:58 AM

Quote from: Mig-23 on September 05, 2014, 07:20:08 AM

can you change the name

Newbie 10 posts. Why don't you go back to your Monero thread bumping duties.

name has a big influence,please do not think this is little thing.
how we can say this is different If from the name is equal

aioncncn

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why no dev gui wallet?

why ? why?

bytecoin > BTC

xsmoffx

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Quote from: jolipenria on September 05, 2014, 05:26:52 AM

Is this true that Bytecoin is the second project by Satoshi Nakamoto since he decided to fix the errors that had been made in Bitcoin? Just curious, I read it in some article, but I'm not sure if it’s true.

I heard a different version which I like better, a funny one - that Bytecoin is another project by Satoshi who started it because he had lost the keys to his BTC wallets. Unfortunately I don’t think we’ll ever find which one is true.

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LOL

darlidada

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Quote from: J1mb0 on September 05, 2014, 07:21:58 AM

Quote from: Mig-23 on September 05, 2014, 07:20:08 AM

can you change the name

Newbie 10 posts. Why don't you go back to your Monero thread bumping duties.

he's not wrong, its clearly confusing and prevents further adoption. XMR has done MORE IN 3 MONTHS what BCN say they've done in 2 years. Either BCN devs are not working or XMR devs are geniuses.

i know trying to hide a 80% premine takes a lot of work, but come on guys! your code is shitty! you need to stop whinning and get to work because as of now you put shame to the cryptonote technology.

just yesterday, there was a big bug that extended to every CN coins and you guys did nothing !! xmr was attacked and they were the first to deliver the fix. that is not serious at all for a 2 years old currency. it also means that BCN isnt even worthy of being attacked. do you realize that? XMR is only a few months old and they already made plenty of ennemies. I thought you guys were the revolutionnaries ! where is robespierre? where is danton?

Even ducknote that is 3 months old is better than you!

J1mb0

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Quote from: Mig-23 on September 05, 2014, 07:20:08 AM

can you change the name

Newbie 10 posts. Why don't you go back to your Monero thread bumping duties.

Mig-23

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can you change the name,so we are not confused between bytecoin BCN and bytecoin BTE
BITECOIN,may be considered....

J1mb0

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Quote from: OrientA on September 05, 2014, 05:39:04 AM

Quote from: jolipenria on September 05, 2014, 05:26:52 AM

Is this true that Bytecoin is the second project by Satoshi Nakamoto since he decided to fix the errors that had been made in Bitcoin? Just curious, I read it in some article, but I'm not sure if it’s true.

Satoshi Nakamoto is not a scammer.

No but you are, Newbie 20 posts. Why don't you go back to your Monero thread bumping duties.

OrientA

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Quote from: jolipenria on September 05, 2014, 05:26:52 AM

Is this true that Bytecoin is the second project by Satoshi Nakamoto since he decided to fix the errors that had been made in Bitcoin? Just curious, I read it in some article, but I'm not sure if it’s true.

Satoshi Nakamoto is not a scammer.

jolipenria

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Is this true that Bytecoin is the second project by Satoshi Nakamoto since he decided to fix the errors that had been made in Bitcoin? Just curious, I read it in some article, but I'm not sure if it’s true.

J1mb0

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Quote from: fluffypony on September 05, 2014, 02:20:56 AM

So far we have not found anyone who can vouch for Bytecoin's pre-March 2014 existence who is a known identity.

Is that the best you can do?

We also do not know the identity of the people or person behind the concerted effort to keep half a dozen Monero threads on the front page of the ALT section at all times.

Instead of obsessing over someone elses coin why don't you stick to developing your own coin and keep us informed of your own developments and efforts? Same for Smoothie! Grin

Perhaps you could do so on this thread?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8622264

btw - I always thought that the ZeroCash guys were treading on thin ice - do you think that the Elites will seriously let us have this technology without a fight?

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Quote from: xsmoffx on September 04, 2014, 08:23:16 AM

Can anyone explain what is the fuss about this bytecoin update called multi signatures. I don't understand what’s good about it. Does it provide a higher level of anonymity?

I'm not an expert, but I know that multi-signature transactions are encoded in the protocol to make it more efficient and secure. And it's about time we see multi-signatures are used more widely!

fluffypony

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GetMonero.org / MyMonero.com

Quote from: werrindor on September 04, 2014, 11:21:59 AM

Quote from: Levis on September 04, 2014, 06:25:32 AM

If I was a developer, I would always conceal my personal details at least for security reasons. I'm concerned about possible persecution by the government and abuse by hackers.

Just an observation. I've seen several people trying to throw shade on Bytecoin using developer's anonymity as an argument.
Why in this world would anybody tell their real names when the coin is anonymous, moreover it's all about anonymity? As @Levis said before, staying anonymous is safer

You're missing the point entirely. There is no problem with their real names not being known. What must be known is their identity. There are many, many people involved in cryptography projects whose real name is not known, but you can search for their nickname and find blog posts and comments and archived mailing list emails and forum posts from years and years back. In other words, they are known identities even if they're not known personally.

So far we have not found anyone who can vouch for Bytecoin's pre-March 2014 existence who is a known identity.

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Crypto is the separation of Power and State.

Quote from: Ullo on September 04, 2014, 02:42:42 PM

Bytecoin's Statement on Potential CryptoNote Vulnerability:
http://bytecoin.org/news#09-04-14

It says

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09/04/2014, 14:17 UTC
Bytecoin’s Statement on Potential CryptoNote Vulnerability

The Bytecoin team would like to reassure all interested parties of Bytecoin’s highest security standards. Despite the fact that one of the CryptoNote currencies is experiencing a network split, Bytecoin has not been subject to any network anomalies.

Bytecoin’s support team operates around the clock and utilizes a real-time risk control system that triggers alerts when suspicious activity is captured in the blockchain or the network. The alerts are analyzed for further investigation and action decisions. This permitted our developers to release an updated daemon containing a pre-emptive patch that is available on the Bytecoin website.

The Bytecoin team has been working over 4 years on the code base and has been paying close attention to its quality. Each line of code is thoroughly scrutinized for potential vulnerabilities and peer-reviewed by the developers.

Presently, the Bytecoin team is working on a multi-signature API implementation and CryptoNote core/protocol development. The next significant feature scheduled for release later this week provides smart solutions for Bytecoin-accepting businesses.

Our key objective is to continue providing a support service of the highest standard and to add features to increase Bytecoin’s presence in the enterprise and the community.

Our support team will readily answer any question you may have in connection with this statement.

Ullo

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Bytecoin's Statement on Potential CryptoNote Vulnerability:
http://bytecoin.org/news#09-04-14

JJKirsch

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Quote from: werrindor on September 04, 2014, 11:21:59 AM

Quote from: Levis on September 04, 2014, 06:25:32 AM

If I was a developer, I would always conceal my personal details at least for security reasons. I'm concerned about possible persecution by the government and abuse by hackers.

Just an observation. I've seen several people trying to throw shade on Bytecoin using developer's anonymity as an argument.
Why in this world would anybody tell their real names when the coin is anonymous, moreover it's all about anonymity? As @Levis said before, staying anonymous is safer

If they don't like anonymity they better not deal with crypto. Go to the bank, get another credit card, you will know all the names and you will have to provide yours. Undecided

Not knowing Bytecoin's devs real names does not bother me at all.
So far i'm enjoying my experience with Bytecoin and i'm sure it will keep getting better and better. Btw, Bytecoin price is going up on coinmarketcap again Cheesy

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Quote from: Levis on September 04, 2014, 06:25:32 AM

If I was a developer, I would always conceal my personal details at least for security reasons. I'm concerned about possible persecution by the government and abuse by hackers.

Just an observation. I've seen several people trying to throw shade on Bytecoin using developer's anonymity as an argument.
Why in this world would anybody tell their real names when the coin is anonymous, moreover it's all about anonymity? As @Levis said before, staying anonymous is safer

xsmoffx

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Can anyone explain what is the fuss about this bytecoin update called multi signatures. I don't understand what’s good about it. Does it provide a higher level of anonymity?

Levis

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If I was a developer, I would always conceal my personal details at least for security reasons. I'm concerned about possible persecution by the government and abuse by hackers.

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