Topic: Bitmark - page 97. (Read 622228 times)
Can the enormous rise in Hashrate be multipools? Individual miners that have extremely high hashrates. Or are these users who rent a lot of mining power, betting the price will go up even higher?
Question for the devs:
Why stick with libdb4.8 when most others are using libdb5.1?
Had to compile with the --disable-wallet option since I could not get libdb4.8 to work
Why stick with libdb4.8 when most others are using libdb5.1?
Had to compile with the --disable-wallet option since I could not get libdb4.8 to work
We keep our codebase aligned with the latest bitcoin release, and with libdb4.8 so that wallets are portable. The build instructions are extensive, --with-incompatible-bdb configure option exists to build against any version of libdb. We also have cross compiled releases available for all targets which you may use.
How can i join the Slack group discussion please?
Please pm your email address to myself, EsteNuno, or medic. Or join the irc chat and ask somebody in there for a more realtime response.
Hello
How can i join the Slack group discussion please?
How can i join the Slack group discussion please?
Question for the devs:
Why stick with libdb4.8 when most others are using libdb5.1?
Had to compile with the --disable-wallet option since I could not get libdb4.8 to work
Why stick with libdb4.8 when most others are using libdb5.1?
Had to compile with the --disable-wallet option since I could not get libdb4.8 to work
On the topic of end users buying marks.
buymarks is one approach, localbitmarks another
we will also benefit from things like prypto to have prefilled cards
but what we really need is similar to how you reload a steam account or buy facebook credits, the latter being to me "ideal"
so we need people to set up a legal debit card to marks or sms to marks or paypal to marks service(s)
and then integrate those in to getmarked directly
so it's seamless for users, with nothing complicated
buy $1.50 of marks via sms with 2 clicks and a text message (edited)
I have offered to make the first sms gateways but cannot run them, or do the design work, so if anybody wants to run one, I'll give you a system to do it
but you'd have to run it as a business and dress it up in design yourselves
androidicus and batesresearch are doing one in the UK which may even work internationally, will confirm in due course
buymarks is one approach, localbitmarks another
we will also benefit from things like prypto to have prefilled cards
but what we really need is similar to how you reload a steam account or buy facebook credits, the latter being to me "ideal"
so we need people to set up a legal debit card to marks or sms to marks or paypal to marks service(s)
and then integrate those in to getmarked directly
so it's seamless for users, with nothing complicated
buy $1.50 of marks via sms with 2 clicks and a text message (edited)
I have offered to make the first sms gateways but cannot run them, or do the design work, so if anybody wants to run one, I'll give you a system to do it
but you'd have to run it as a business and dress it up in design yourselves
androidicus and batesresearch are doing one in the UK which may even work internationally, will confirm in due course
very good coin, two days mining on very very good profiability.
thanks dev
thanks dev
Only two days? We need miners for many years
Update: Bittrex has also added our currency to their exchange.
very good coin, two days mining on very very good profiability.
thanks dev
thanks dev
I meant explaining how bitmark works and the specs of it, people don't want to read though 71 pages of bitcointalk to know what bitmark is, I think it would be beneficial for the people who don't know much about cryptocurrency.
Those lazy fucks should read the thread.
dude, calm down.
I'm currently working on a FAQ that will hopefully help address some of the questions people have. I also intend to include links in to where people can read more to further understand what the project is about.
Thats great, keep up the good work!!
I meant explaining how bitmark works and the specs of it, people don't want to read though 71 pages of bitcointalk to know what bitmark is, I think it would be beneficial for the people who don't know much about cryptocurrency.
Those lazy fucks should read the thread.
dude, calm down.
I'm currently working on a FAQ that will hopefully help address some of the questions people have. I also intend to include links in to where people can read more to further understand what the project is about.
I meant explaining how bitmark works and the specs of it, people don't want to read though 71 pages of bitcointalk to know what bitmark is, I think it would be beneficial for the people who don't know much about cryptocurrency.
Those lazy fucks should read the thread.
dude, calm down.
I meant explaining how bitmark works and the specs of it, people don't want to read though 71 pages of bitcointalk to know what bitmark is, I think it would be beneficial for the people who don't know much about cryptocurrency.
Those lazy fucks should read the thread.
Great to see Bitmark doing so well.
Just wanted to let you all know that Bitmark has been added the CoinWallet.co online wallet service.
https://www.coinwallet.co
Running since Nov 2013.
As always use online wallets with caution and store the majority of your coins in cold storage or a secure / encrypted wallet on your computer.
Coinwallet.co serves as an easy to use and accessible wallet that you can access with just an internet connection. Handy to aggregate your mining income or have a small amount of coins accessible when you don't have access to your main wallet.
Free deposits.
0.5% fee on withdrawals.
2 Factor email authentication option on withdrawals.
Google Authenticator option on login.
Just wanted to let you all know that Bitmark has been added the CoinWallet.co online wallet service.
https://www.coinwallet.co
Running since Nov 2013.
As always use online wallets with caution and store the majority of your coins in cold storage or a secure / encrypted wallet on your computer.
Coinwallet.co serves as an easy to use and accessible wallet that you can access with just an internet connection. Handy to aggregate your mining income or have a small amount of coins accessible when you don't have access to your main wallet.
Free deposits.
0.5% fee on withdrawals.
2 Factor email authentication option on withdrawals.
Google Authenticator option on login.
Didn't see a mac client...is there one that I just missed?
Client for all platforms: https://github.com/project-bitmark/bitmark/releases
Didn't see a mac client...is there one that I just missed?
I meant explaining how bitmark works and the specs of it, people don't want to read though 71 pages of bitcointalk to know what bitmark is, I think it would be beneficial for the people who don't know much about cryptocurrency.
This is going to be huge, it could literally transform the whole way we use the internet, but first we must get a community going, I don't see anyone talking about bitmark. Everyone lets get the word out, let's start tweeting, sharing, and make YouTube videos we need to let people know about this amazing new marking cryptocurrency.
Or we could just release marking and let people use it as they like.
If we need a youtube video to explain marking after it is released, then we have made it wrong and failed in our work. Have you ever seen a youtube video that shows you how to like something on facebook?
This is going to be huge, it could literally transform the whole way we use the internet, but first we must get a community going, I don't see anyone talking about bitmark. Everyone lets get the word out, let's start tweeting, sharing, and make YouTube videos we need to let people know about this amazing new marking cryptocurrency.
What's special about this coin?
DEV for sure This was not another copy&paste coin, look at first post to see the whole background behind bitmark.
It's my favourite scrypt coin.
For sure it's DEV, this is the most special.
The dev is Satoshi
Just discovered bitmark... and I must say this is just AMAZING!
The only thing amazing here is quantity of (garbage) text intentionaly blasted at noobs' faces to prevent them from realising that Bitmark is a just another scrypt clone.
That sad truth is, that if you had read through the thread or the documents or anything which other people had, you would realize that everybody already knows that the codebase is just a fork of the latest Bitcoin release modified to support scrypt and with the chain configuration adjusted to what we need. It's what you would get if Litecoin were created today, and has had just marginally more work than say Viacoin.
In fact, if you'd like to do the same, we've saved you the work, you can clone a fully tested version of our codebase here and use it as you please.
The saddest part however, is that you, unlike everybody else who replied in the last 1300+ replies, didn't take the time to discover what the project is about, or doing.
I am glad however that the above was your response, it shows our decisions in the way we crafted the thread have worked, in that you, are the only person with an uninformed comment out of 35,000 readers. That's quite an achievement.
Regards,
Mark
Thank You for those kind words. We understand that within this forum there exists many options for people to chose from, we greatly appreciate the fact that you have taken the time to both read and comprehend what Bitmark & Marking is all about. We wish to reciprocate this by remaining steadfast in working toward our goals...The Bitmark Project Team believes in action rather than hype & empty promises, so we shall continue with the approach that has worked so well for us. If you wish to be kept abreast of all the current developments, come join us on slack. Just send me or EsteNuno a PM with your email if you or anyone here is interested.
Thank You
Thank You
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5P2jJdrz9bY
Also, your politeness makes me sick. No more post for a while from me, don't wanna bump this scam anymore - I'll check what you have done in a month or so, untill then happy
debating on irrelevant matters and luring noobs into buying craps you are selling.
Dev you really are quite pompous, probably a good idea to step off that pedestal before someone pushes you.
Perhaps some have not yet finished reading about Bitmark.
Others may not fully grasp how Marking shall be implemented, at Web Scale NOT Crypto scale, through a Uniform RESTfull API.
Good news is around the corner!
In a few short days, Marking will go live and a new chapter in The History of the Internet shall be written.
Others may not fully grasp how Marking shall be implemented, at Web Scale NOT Crypto scale, through a Uniform RESTfull API.
Good news is around the corner!
In a few short days, Marking will go live and a new chapter in The History of the Internet shall be written.
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