Topic: BTCD is no more - page 220. (Read 1328507 times)

Just a note, I don't know if somebody else have posted it, but it seems like that cryptsy have fixed the BTCD withdrawal problem, is was able to get 100+ BTCD out in less than 15 min :-)

But i still better like bittrex.


Any one know if its best to buy

btc -> BTCD or BTC -> NXT -> BTCD

We all saw the competition of DarkCoin and BitcoinDark. DC was pawned, and then it was resurrect again. So, are you sure that current price for BTCD is stable? Are you sure that no more anonymous coins ll be set up soon? Some of em could provide better implements that BTCD can.

will give this a crack soon.

https://github.com/jl777/btcd/blob/master/libjl777/README.md gets you the libraries built
after than it is a normal
make -f makefile.unix to build BitcoinDarkd

I could set this up on a couple of my boxes. Is there a detailed readme somewhere?

It is time for others to start building the SuperNET enhanced BTCD
maybe you can team up with someone?

James

I wouldnt know how to set it up.

I can get vps from digital ocean and linode. if I was to give you details did you want to set it up?

some tricky onion bugs, but I now have all three of my servers onion routing 1 to 10 layers between the three servers and sending a message back to themselves. Sounds silly, but each packet is going to the other servers and bouncing around until it comes back.

10,000 onions so far.

All servers are doing this at the same time, so there are three overlapping onion routes active.
each server is doing around 30 such onions per second, which is about right as with an average of 5 hops, the encrypting, decrypting, so each hop of 5 milliseconds is not bad. probably limited by the printouts across ssh anyway.

so what this means is that I think I have debugging the low level routing, at least on a small 3 server topology.

So now, I need to get 10 VPS running the latest version. preferably from different data centers so we can get some global packet routing tested.

Up to 50,000 onions!

I am not totally happy with the startup packet traffic, so I have hardcoded just my servers from a lot of the message passing. After we get the 10 VPS running the latest version https://github.com/jl777/btcd get me the IP addresses and I will make a new version that whitelists these new servers and make a new version that will test the SuperNET API on a larger network than 3 servers in the same data center

James

P.S. you need to have just the btcd from my repo and NXT installed along with a SuperNET.conf file

P.P.S. 70000 onions. so it seems pretty stable

Thanks for the link.  What I found in the PDF that may pertain to me is:



I do own some BTCD, Am I then one of the stakeholders?     I am still fuzzy on the details.

Jim

Hey y'all.   I just wanted to let you know that my site LinkWarz.com is accepting BitcoinDark.  Is there a merchant / services list somewhere I can add it to?  or someone can add it for me?  thanks.

http://thesupernet.org

If you haven't already seen it, the diagram at the bottom of the webpage is a good visual and good start to understanding it.  There's also the "SuperNET - Information for prospective volunteers" pdf that you can read.

So is it simply enough to have my btcd staking in a wallet locally? 

Is there a consolidated place where I can get info about  what does what in regards to supernet and btcd?   visa vi dividends

It's really the most stable coin on the market within the past 3 months (since its release in early July) and has maintained good volume.  This gives investors including myself a lot of confidence in its long term value.

you must be a lonely person

This is probably the most stable coin I've ever invested into. It's been a real joy not having to check the price on an hourly basis, or even on a daily basis. It maintains value and it's as simple as that. I can go this entire week without looking at the price on bittrex and still tell you the value within a single digit percent margin of error.

I expect a price jump once James announces the portional dividend payouts of SuperNET and how much BTCD stakers will be receiving. People deeply invested into SuperNET for the dividends that hold no BTCD will want some to increase their overall dividend income. BTCD cost more to purchase, along with being more of them, so paying out dividends to only people who stake is enough to receive your share of the dividend no matter how many coins you hold.

I love everyone who dumps btcd.

100% true fact

I'm not sure but i want to see if i really understand now when someone or  group of people are going to dump then they will comment something like the price will continue rising or begging that dont make the price rise so everyone whos reading will buy while they are dumping lol Just a guess... I hope im right because i want to buy when it become a little lower but if they believe on me then the price will continue rising because they wont buy.  SOrry for my confusing comment.

nice Fud Post, I like how you have no real information its just the ramblings of a broke fudster. At Least next time you should find actual information that makes sense. and the saying is " the proof in the pudding " nothing to do with cake -_-

okay guys get real, if it isnt directly related to BTCD development we dont need the fauder here, things are actually being done. so please take your random discussions to the general section of the forum.

New website is a day away, additional features for web will be coming quickly after the initial release. Thanks for your patients.

In all fairness... What you just said does not match what you said in your article:

"Unstable. The value of BTCD is extremely unstable – more like a rollercoaster than a reliable asset to put your money. Any better way to keep away more serious investors?"

Also 'Unstable', in the article, is a link that points to a drk/btc pair on bter. Are you sure you had all the facts or you were even looking at BTCD when you came to this ridiculous conclusion?