Topic: BTCD is no more - page 153. (Read 1328507 times)

Because why?
SuperNET has risen recently, but BTCD will receive dividends too. Potentially a very nice complement to UNITY. Wouldn't want to be without any.

It is the network staking weight.

I'm sure there are a few people with sore nuts. Not I though

Is anyone else repeatedly kicking themselves in the balls for not trading any of their BTCD for SuperNet during the ico?

Sure buddy. HYIP are only waiting for a big investment and poof, gone they are.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DT7bX-B1Mg&spfreload=10

Yesterday's price drop = a couple hundy btcd for this guy

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That's what I've been asking myself since November.  Seems like all the WH and impatient whales must be shaken out by now..... guess we'll find out sooner than later

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actually we have been gradually climbing from the bottom set mid to late nov. I am looking at bitcoinwisdom 3 day charts
the long term average (blue line) is doing quite nicely, while short term price action could certainly drop it below 500K for a while, the downtrend that started in end of Sep looks like it is running out of power

If you look at the bottoms made in Oct, Nov and Dec, each one is higher than the last. Considering the bot keeps trying to push the price down (currently a zillion orders of 5 BTCD sells stuffing the orderbook) it is making good progress.

If the bot ever decides to flip to pushing the price up, with all the sellers that have sold last months, who is left to sell?

James

We have just bounce from the last bottom price. if that gets retested and fails it means there isn't enough buying power at the crucial level. then we go down sub 500k and still be within the long downtred

I would like to remind everyone that a lot of Bitcoindark activity is going on over in slack. Pm noashh for an invite.

Matthew

Yea my wallet is barely syncing.  Not sure what to do but I'll try redownloading the wallet to see if that fixes the problem.

Great news James.... and great work to all the devs involved!!  It's easier to be patient when there's light at the end of the tunnel

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DB MGW is caught up but it is still in manual mode. If you have any pending tx, please post txid

I've been up for most of last 2.5 days so will need a bit of time to recharge. The good news is now I am setup to add telepod handling into the DB MGW, so this solves the telepod faucet issue. Additionally with BTCD being the reference currency in InstantDEX, there needs to be liquidity and autoconversion to all the other core currencies. And DB MGW is the place to put that.

Along the way, I abstracted the ability to generate multisig addresses and it might be possible to create multisig telepods, but that will be after the initial release. You can also now make a private supernet that is isolated from the main network. I had to do that so the production MGW servers can have same isolation they do now. Then it can be bridged to the main SuperNET using a special bridgenode and this will allow realtime MGW status, deposit address generate and even requesting deposit/withdraw to be processed.

I know everybody is impatient for everything to be done, but it is vital to have a solid foundation to build on and now the finish line for DB MGW is in sight, the next plank to be put in place are the MMatrix for InstantDEX, with some simple hardcoded tradebots. With this in place, the Teleport onramp/offramp will be able to be encapsulated into a GUI button so users wont have to deal with all the messy details.

You can follow the progress in realtime via slack, which is logged here http://104.236.15.119:8086/logs or my code repo at https://github.com/jl777  it is up to more than 40,000 lines of code that I have written this last 8 months along with another 100,000+ lines from other projects.

With the windows build actually building and almost initializing and the GUI taking shape, things are all coming together, but it will be a one new feature at a time sort of thing, instead of one day everything just works like magic. Oh, we also have a lively team really pounding on the API with both manual tests and automated tests, so this is quite a good progress as that is what is needed to find (and fix) all the bugs

Thank you for your patience. I know those who understand the software development process know what sort of timeframes are required for something of this scope. I am becoming somewhat of a bottleneck, but as soon as I complete the SuperNET core, then it will allow for massively parallel development to be deployed. Things are going pretty parallel even now, as you can see from:

SuperNET Newsletter #10

http://nxter.org/supernet-newsletter-10/

James

Making progress on the Windows SuperNET build. You can see the latest printout at:

http://textuploader.com/oe25

It is getting much further before it errors. It even initialized the db correctly

Matthew

The latest shift for the BitcoinDark multipool paid out over 34 BTCD to miners on all three algos!

We need to have some more mining support over here at this pool. It's slowly picking up a little though. Prices are starting to climb so this is a good reason to point more hash at the pool. These prices won't last for much longer as BTCD and SuperNET are nearing their v1 release.

Cheers!

Sorry for the delay in responding!

In addition to providing as fast as DDoS resilient access to the block chain as possible, the A.C nodes also have the specific mission to be able to stay in sync with each other even if something happens that disrupts the intercontinental Internet traffic.

The nodes have backup connection plans in place that are depending on some level of Internet connectivity being available, but still being able to get around basic issues such as the normal routing tables of the mainframe routers getting messed up etc.

The rationale behind the design has to do with the potential forking issue described behind these links:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/block-chain-revival-recovery-project-812863

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/hamradiocoin-crypto-via-radio-alternative-blockchain-channel/

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9687386

Yours,

Jyri
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Altcoin.Center

Hi, and sorry for the delay in responding!

It is a very common problem in the crypto scene that the instructions are either missing completely or are written from the assumption that the users already know what a .conf file is, where it's located etc.

I will be remedying this problem on a general level as soon as the new A.C web page opens.

Are you still having the same synchronizing problem? It sounds as if there might be a fork around; i.e. as if the block chain had split in two or more separate copies. One of the symptoms is very slow sync / download speed as the wallet software checks and dumps the blocks it considers invalid. I'm not saying this is the case but it is one of the possible explanations and should be checked ASAP to avoid further problems.

- Jyri
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Altcoin.Center

The latest shift for the BitcoinDark multipool paid out over 29 BTCD to miners on all three algos!

We need to have some more mining support over here at this pool. It's slowly picking up a little though. Prices are starting to climb so this is a good reason to point more hash at the pool. These prices won't last for much longer as BTCD and SuperNET are nearing their v1 release.

Cheers!

The BTCD wallet will remain for staking, but there will be a way to open the SuperNET GUI. It will be an option whether to even use the SuperNET. I expect with all the things people can try out that most will at least see what is possible

Sorry James but I have just started interesting myself for all your great projects; so I am not yet fully informed.
Nevertheless, does your answer mean that soon my BTCD will be staking in the NXT wallet or will BTCD always have it's own wallet.

Thanks you