Topic: Byteball: Blackbytes FAQ - page 2. (Read 27623 times)
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I have long wanted to study this project, but did not want to spend money on the purchase of coins. I was lucky, I recently participated in the bounty campaign of the project, which was conducted by yahoo62278. Now there is an opportunity to get acquainted with the project. Respect TS, interesting and useful information.
Is this not the "Byteball: Blackbytes FAQ" thread?
It's not a frequently asked question, and not relevant to using Blackbytes. 
hi, what is with the undistributed black bytes?
You're asking in the wrong thread, try BYTEBALL: Totally new consensus algorithm + private untraceable paymentsIs this not the "Byteball: Blackbytes FAQ" thread?
hi, what is with the undistributed black bytes?
You're asking in the wrong thread, try BYTEBALL: Totally new consensus algorithm + private untraceable payments
hi, what is with the undistributed black bytes?
Big news for Blackbytes:
Today is a big day for blackbytes: now they can be sent to anyone, even if they are not in Byteball yet, no pairing required.
https://medium.com/byteball/private-textcoins-6a2288d80757
This is part of version 2.3 released today https://github.com/byteball/byteball/releases
* Blackbytes and other private assets can now be sent as textcoins. Private textcoins are files with .coin suffix, they can be sent over email, chat apps, or using a USB stick. The file contains the mnemonic, which allows to derive the private key, and private payloads together with their entire history, this is exactly the history which is *not* posted to the public DAG. Double-clicking the .coin file opens the app and starts claiming the textcoin (it can take a while as a long history needs to be validated), the file can be also drag-n-dropped to the app.
* Ability to sign arbitrary message to prove one's address. The signer doesn't need to have any bytes. The text to be signed is offered in chat, the signer clicks it and signs.
* Ability to spend unconfirmed funds. It will be enabled in the validating code at MCI 2909000 but standard wallets will not be able to select unconfirmed coins as inputs until the next update. Developer projects such as BIoT (which uses payment channels for streaming payments between IoT devices) can immediately take advantage of this update. It is a breaking change, all full nodes will have to upgrade.
* Extensions of smart contract language. It is a breaking change, all full nodes will have to upgrade.
* Fixes in determining finality of transactions. It is a breaking change, all full nodes will have to upgrade.
* Fixes in multi-send feature on non-US locale.
* Fixed the display of confirmation message when posting data (data feeds, attestations, etc) from a multi-sig wallet. Now the message includes the data being posted.
* Multiple small bugfixes
This is a mandatory update for all full nodes (both GUI and headless).
https://medium.com/byteball/private-textcoins-6a2288d80757
This is part of version 2.3 released today https://github.com/byteball/byteball/releases
* Blackbytes and other private assets can now be sent as textcoins. Private textcoins are files with .coin suffix, they can be sent over email, chat apps, or using a USB stick. The file contains the mnemonic, which allows to derive the private key, and private payloads together with their entire history, this is exactly the history which is *not* posted to the public DAG. Double-clicking the .coin file opens the app and starts claiming the textcoin (it can take a while as a long history needs to be validated), the file can be also drag-n-dropped to the app.
* Ability to sign arbitrary message to prove one's address. The signer doesn't need to have any bytes. The text to be signed is offered in chat, the signer clicks it and signs.
* Ability to spend unconfirmed funds. It will be enabled in the validating code at MCI 2909000 but standard wallets will not be able to select unconfirmed coins as inputs until the next update. Developer projects such as BIoT (which uses payment channels for streaming payments between IoT devices) can immediately take advantage of this update. It is a breaking change, all full nodes will have to upgrade.
* Extensions of smart contract language. It is a breaking change, all full nodes will have to upgrade.
* Fixes in determining finality of transactions. It is a breaking change, all full nodes will have to upgrade.
* Fixes in multi-send feature on non-US locale.
* Fixed the display of confirmation message when posting data (data feeds, attestations, etc) from a multi-sig wallet. Now the message includes the data being posted.
* Multiple small bugfixes
This is a mandatory update for all full nodes (both GUI and headless).
Here is your link to receive 0.1 MB (≈0.02 USD): https://byteball.org/openapp.html#textcoin?crack-pioneer-dignity-basket-tuition-angry-grant-wasp-index-disease-beyond-speak
My screenshots in the OP are gone (the entire website hosting them disappeared!). If anyone saved a copy, please PM me a link so I can restore it.
My screenshots in the OP are gone (the entire website hosting them disappeared!). If anyone saved a copy, please PM me a link so I can restore it.
i ask that in byteball topic but not anser jet. cant send BB between my different wallets
Uncaught exception: Error: Error: SQLITE_ERROR: no such index: outputsIsSerial SELECT unit, message_index, sequence FROM outputs INDEXED BY outputsIsSerial JOIN units USING(unit) WHERE outputs.is_serial IS NULL AND units.is_stable=1 AND is_spent=0
its that cuz the sendiing wallet is a recovery version of seed or one is on windows on on linux?
Uncaught exception: Error: Error: SQLITE_ERROR: no such index: outputsIsSerial SELECT unit, message_index, sequence FROM outputs INDEXED BY outputsIsSerial JOIN units USING(unit) WHERE outputs.is_serial IS NULL AND units.is_stable=1 AND is_spent=0
its that cuz the sendiing wallet is a recovery version of seed or one is on windows on on linux?
does anyone know why you sometimes have to send smaller amounts of blackbytes to get through? it doesn't really make a lot of sense to me why more transactions of the same ultimate amount succeed.
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Here is your link to receive 0.00025 GB (≈0.24 USD): https://byteball.org/openapp.html#textcoin?solar-depend-lunar-infant-model-seven-beyond-poverty-jelly-tonight-combine-broom
Here is your link to receive 0.00025 GB (≈0.24 USD): https://byteball.org/openapp.html#textcoin?solar-depend-lunar-infant-model-seven-beyond-poverty-jelly-tonight-combine-broom
I sold my bytes some time ago and just saw that I still have those blackbytes in my wallet.
But I am unable to trade them since I have no more bytes in my wallet to pay the fees.
Is there any way to sell them without buying new bytes with btc?
I'll make you a deal But I am unable to trade them since I have no more bytes in my wallet to pay the fees.
Is there any way to sell them without buying new bytes with btc?
I'll send you 50k bytes ($0.03), if you post your experience with a Blackbytes exchange here. I still need to review them on my own, but I appreciate your input too.I used Freebe today, worked like a charm as long as I followed the commands. Had my blackbytes 10 minutes later. So far the wallet seems very good to me.
I've deleted some posts, as this is not the place for price speculation. It can be discussed in [GBYTE] Byteball Speculation.
I sold my bytes some time ago and just saw that I still have those blackbytes in my wallet.
But I am unable to trade them since I have no more bytes in my wallet to pay the fees.
Is there any way to sell them without buying new bytes with btc?
I'll make you a deal But I am unable to trade them since I have no more bytes in my wallet to pay the fees.
Is there any way to sell them without buying new bytes with btc?
I'll send you 50k bytes ($0.03), if you post your experience with a Blackbytes exchange here. I still need to review them on my own, but I appreciate your input too.I was using the Freebe exchange and I think it's pretty straightforward.
I simply didnt knew that I need bytes to send blackbytes and this wasnt mentioned while I tried to create the sell order.
I guess I wasnt paying enough attention to the error saying "no bytes to pay fees" therefore I though I would need to have blackbytes left to pay the fees and created a smaller sell order.
Throughout this process of multiple tries I was really annoyed that I would need to switch to my balance overview since there is no option to show your balance within the chat (at least I found none) or maybe getting a hint if you create an order without having enough funds.
I sold my bytes some time ago and just saw that I still have those blackbytes in my wallet.
But I am unable to trade them since I have no more bytes in my wallet to pay the fees.
Is there any way to sell them without buying new bytes with btc?
I'll make you a deal But I am unable to trade them since I have no more bytes in my wallet to pay the fees.
Is there any way to sell them without buying new bytes with btc?
I'll send you 50k bytes ($0.03), if you post your experience with a Blackbytes exchange here. I still need to review them on my own, but I appreciate your input too.
I sold my bytes some time ago and just saw that I still have those blackbytes in my wallet.
But I am unable to trade them since I have no more bytes in my wallet to pay the fees.
Is there any way to sell them without buying new bytes with btc?
I dont really want to keep those since I will most likely not remember and lose them at some point.
But I am unable to trade them since I have no more bytes in my wallet to pay the fees.
Is there any way to sell them without buying new bytes with btc?
I dont really want to keep those since I will most likely not remember and lose them at some point.
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