Topic: [C¥] Cyberyen - alternative currency - page 4. (Read 2586 times)

Who Controls Cyberyen?

Cyberyen is the open source code that allows the decentralized network of computers (nodes) to verify that transactions are legitimate.

You maybe hear people make references to miners, nodes, developers, or users “voting” there is no such mechanism that can enable a majority vote of any kind to coerce a minority of dissenters into accepting changes with which they disagree. Cyberyen is anarchy — without rulers, but not without rules. The rules are defined and enforced by participants on the network.

Changes to the Cyberyen code itself are made via the BIP "Bitcoin Improvement Proposal" process (historically used in the cryptocurrency forefather), even this is only a recommended best practice and no one can be forced to follow it. It is merely a more formalized way of trying to guide a change through a process of peer review and consensus building.

It is a crucial aspect to Cyberyen’s antifragility — if there was a single point of control, it would also be a single point of failure that would be exploited by powerful entities that are threatened by Cyberyen’s success. Ultimately, each node operator governs themselves by ensuring that no one else on the network is breaking the rules to which they agree. This security model is the foundation for Cyberyen’s bottom-up governance.

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Website :
http://cyberyen.org/
 Explorer:
https://explorer.cyberyen.org/
Source:
https://github.com/cyberyen/cyberyen/
Solo Mining:
https://github.com/digirayc/p2pool
Discord:
https://discord.gg/n7EPwRxaaK
Matrix:
https://matrix.to/#/#cyberyen:matrix.org
Wallet :
https://github.com/TylerAnder/cyberyen/releases/tag/v0.22

market:
https://www.bitxonex.com/market/cyusdt

market is open

https://www.bitxonex.com/market/cyusdt

Update :

Mweb activated from 2880 block, it is now possible to make transactions in private mode

The blockchain is started, so you can build your node and begin to generate the blocks

Discord :
https://discord.gg/n7EPwRxaaK

As per typical Scrypt coin... hashrate is quickly up to ASIC speeds ;-)

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All crypto is centralized. it is a myth that decentralization is possible.

as with fiat, crypto is a rich man's game. they have the most equipment to mine the hell out of any coin and earn the most.

Name 1 project that is not centralized.

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Hello elmo40

Base code is Litecoin v0.21.2.1.
AuxPow is not activated, but you can combine cyberyen mining with other Scrypt coins that use the AuxPow function.

Make a new GitHub issue with all your suggestions for improving the code.

What specific mechanisms does Cyberyen propose to use in order to challenge the current state of centralized control and speculative activities in the cryptocurrency market, and how does it plan to achieve a decentralized and harmonious balance in financial relationships between individuals and groups?

With a restart that means new checkpoints, and new code release?

Any thoughts on hybrid? PoW+PoS?

Plus, I didn't see any AuxPow in the original code. Which coin are you using as the base code?
Dingocoin and Canada eCoin are both Scrypt with AuxPow.

The network will restart tomorrow.
These tasks will be added as development progresses, the main bugs are fixed, the network is stable

Is the chain going to have to restart with all these changes?

Hello people!
We need help to integrate Guix? Anyone to help us ?
We have this next Steps :
1. Guix;
2. Mweb Explorer;
3. Wallets

If anyone like to contribute :
https://matrix.to/#/#cyberyen:matrix.org

Cyberyen Team

so... what's happening?

Community attention!

The version of the code published on 27/08/2022 contained bugs that caused the network to become out of sync.
Due to the unavailability of the author, and ignoring the current situation, we decided to make several corrections to the Cyberyen Core code and restart the network.
Fixes:
 ⁃ unlock consensus params in chinparams.cpp;
 ⁃ adding KGW and DGW in pow.cpp (taken from dashpay).

As it turned out, there are many owners of “dormant” Scrypt ASIC miners in the crypto community who have lost their relevance.
During the discussion, the idea arose to make Cyberyen available to solo miners, that is, Scrypt ASIC owners whose equipment has become unprofitable for mining coins with high difficulty.
We would like to finalize the Cyberyen code where any Scrypt ASIC could participate in a live block search competition and where mining pools would lose their relevance.

We ask the community to join us and take part in solving this design.

Cyberyen is open to everyone who wants to participate in the development of the project.

https://matrix.to/#/#cyberyen:matrix.org

https://github.com/cyberyen/cyberyen

pool?

You can't sync? Or your wallet is out of date? See what your peers, and explorer is at. If you match, then you are in sync, just out of date due to no miners.

Hello  Elmo40
 
 
we are not able to synchronize the wallets... the last transaction is yours... did you have any problems? Or can you help to understand where the problem is?
 
 
thanks :-)

Careful there is a little mistake on the max supply, it is not infinite but limited because in the validation.cpp file, there is still the halving lines to enable it.
So the max supply is actually 161,186,999,998. See attached file for more details

First lines with blue background, those are the ones mentioned manually in the validation.cpp file at subsidy information.
The lines below that. from the orange background one, those are the ones made automatically from the halving set to be every 100,000 blocks.
It ends up with a max supply of 161,186,999,998.137 coins, for a mining phase of approximately 7 years, with a block time of 1 minute (approximately for the time). And a total of 3,699,999 blocks with new generated coins.