Topic: BiblePay | 10% to Orphan-Charity | RANDOMX MINING | Sanctuaries (Masternodes) - page 723. (Read 243386 times)

Awesome! I will add a link to CameroonOne on the Reddit sidebar.
(I think its cool they also do bee farming!)

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April from BLOOM (Be Love! Orphan Outreach Missions) posted a Charity proposal open for feedback/discussion: http://forum.biblepay.org/index.php?topic=73.0

She also posted a PR proposal: http://forum.biblepay.org/index.php?topic=72.0

So achieving the superblock at 24600 was a major milestone for us to show that we are doing what we say we are doing, and this keeps us on track with our roadmap goals.

We are becoming more decentralized as a decentralized autonomous charity, and do not have a single point of failure any longer.

If the primary pool were to fail, a new dev could step in and create a backup pool for example.  If I were to dissapear, someone could step in and make the superblock payment to compassion.com, for example.  Compassion has a department called ciqueue, which does support transferring orphans from one organization to another (and Biblepay's orphans are now registered under the "BIBLEPAY" Organization).

Over the next 30 days I am going to work on pulling in a few more blockchain devs, so we can focus on: Merging bitcoin code into our testnet branch (Possibly segwit), Merging security commits, Merging dash-evolution, and starting a new testnet round.  In parallel, Im in talks with c# devs about our two Stratis projects: Stratis biblepay node and Stratis biblepay Gui.  These are proofs of concept to prove that biblepay can sync in c# with the Stratis core, and the other is a Windows c# wallet that speaks through the RPC but looks/feels like a QT wallet.  Im going to set a very agressive deadline in order to attempt to release an alpha version of biblepay-stratis by June 2018.

I read that all of the bitcoin debit cards were recently frozen due to a Visa bylaws violation.  We will have to find if this is just temporary or if they found a new provider.

So Jaap did the due diligence on CameroonOne, and confirm they are legitimate with sound finances, over 75% efficient, have an optimized process in place, and uniquely leverage existing residential homes in central Africa and find ways to stretch every dollar, something that resonates with us here as we are starting from zero and must find a way to do a lot with a little.

https://www.cameroonone.org/projects

They are interested in integrating IT wise also, as they are open for orphan letter writing APIs, which is a huge plus for us as far as integration.

They also seem to care about our feelings that we have an existing commitment with compassion.com.

I feel that we have discovered a great partner for the future and we should invite Todd from Cameroon to place a proposal in for at least two orphans soon, as their cost is on par with compassion as well.

Has anyone tested PrivateSpend?

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PrivateSend Feature
https://dashpay.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DOC/pages/1146924/PrivateSend

How to use PrivateSend
https://dashpay.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DOC/pages/1867847/How+to+use+PrivateSend

How Dash's 'PrivateSend' Works Under the Hood
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgCId3wJc5Y

Dash Forum - PrivateSend Questions and Help
https://www.dash.org/forum/topic/privatesend-questions-and-help.77/

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Some other light reading to try to learn any opposing views:

How Private is Dash PrivateSend?
https://www.reddit.com/r/dashpay/comments/65lwht/how_private_dash_privatesend_is/

Warning: DASH privacy is worse than Bitcoin
https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@dnaleor/warning-dash-privacy-is-worse-than-bitcoin

Its not your fault, it looks kind of different anyway, but what made me check it is I was thinking no one would want to solve the block if we offered zero payment, LOL.

My bad. Missed that.

Completely optional, but anyone who wants to update the pool addresses:

Address
BNvQ5Txs1riZvuKA5W7prbtwx7PuSXXBwL
BRj3v8wh88Gxz7CNQB9CQ614zsvSo4rGBw
B6M8S4qK1TaQhqNBXA6LKGwLv59f1NdJXB
BCwHbmfP7tEWXNgbYwfXX4WAKMJrkzAWUw
BSfnH2uxp8zm8cCmdxVLji7paJz6zNPd7J
BSJU6ShDKw9jpnBXZEBr8CVK88HCwLzdhH
BF72gCHawYN19uhNU6tCGmmZynVczKjtkt
BKHxE1271ZFHEUKGdyBpbWyPvutHjAcLYv
BGqfRBvSeFn61B1tgURhR46HaqCFVsuyS1
B74TWhTE5aCXc2WfPfZUcgQ3mnvcqFXm7J
BK96LRzL8td3VGTFDcSJpyu5fEhdL8Y6k3
BCwsx3aJmo4hMcw8dNqa6CAKGhY1tAQXv5
BLpu2s9FFs1PPjfovGgtfTD2aB43Efybuf
B8Q3jVnE5P5ku6HxM4XZmuD7sZow5xnbWr
BHgeKa8UL7t6peEbgDuU5APHZ2d8ewKCch
BJDVNCdjrGkyoiiwsGs8wGZgK7ezqKSdMX
BNtVytCkk7NQ4oRgaAL9ughEisSnsLFXb2

Guys, there is a 13932 miner reward to BBy2DxdHUhQGbqZWVyLVXKFV2wFMN3mxaB, but no Sanctuary split reward.
Thats because the code that creates the superblock does not call out to add a sanctuary reward to the vout, its a different procedure.

But yeah, the pool didnt find it .

There was no miner reward if it's what you're asking. It all goes to fulfil the successful proposals http://forum.biblepay.org/index.php?board=5.0

http://explorer.biblepay.org:3001/block/a29ece0e723bd8f194ed974698ad17c61b3b6c8c65852ff9ca718a4af2d4d950

Looks like 5.67 MM.

great that we pass superblock, what was reward for this block? as pool not solved it

Yeah, Bill Wiese is awesome, btw, I have a few of his links in our Gospel Links, have you seen this:
https://Pool.biblepay.org | External Links | Biblepay Links

The 15 year old Jewish boy Natan, Mary K Baxter and John Ramirez are must sees.

That reminds me, I saw one of a red-headed guy on Sid Roth who was put in an insane asylum and about to be given a lobotomy, when Jesus intervened and supernaturally led him out of the asylum, where he was hit by a car, but he survived the car accident (without a broken bone), I need to add that one, I'll find that and add it in a few minutes.

New feature in the pool for missing workers:

On the home page there is now a section called Missing Miners.

This is populated with any miner who has hashed over the last 7 days but has stopped hashing for more than an hour.
The updated timestamp is the last time the pool saw the worker, and the HPS is the last HPS reading.

Let me get a handle on how many records appear in this area per hour and decide if it is possible to add an e-mail notification feature.

Congratulations Everyone!

It's a win for the orphans!

this is very confusing and interesting. i have many dedi servers i run wallet on them at freetime but profits dropped enormously. this post enlightened me about the case

Congrats for "smooth sailing" over the superblock. 

I think the pool improvements slowly take effect; right now it solves 27% of all blocks, so Rob you are definitely on the right track. Also it seems that the slow machines do not completely disappear anymore.

Perfect thanks! I figured it had something to do with how a transaction from the coinbase is different than peer-to-peer.

So I suppose this means the pool is always 12 hours behind a coin generated and why 24 hours is needed as an additional buffer to withdrawal

https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/40655/coinbase-transactions-100-block-cooldown-period

This is probably better explained here than I could.

Thanks! Why is it designed to be that way? Is it to ensure the address/balance is well known throughout the network and block chain?

It takes 102 blocks. You should be able to double click on the transaction to get more details on it if you're using the qt wallet.