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legendary
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December 08, 2014, 09:50:59 PM
any news this week?

We can only wait until the end of February

Why February?
sr. member
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Stand up , Stand up , Stand up !
December 08, 2014, 09:29:29 PM
60 - 69 staoshi these days I sold some , I hope to buy back at low prices
sr. member
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December 08, 2014, 09:04:16 PM
gonna buy some more after price stabilize hope will be able to jump at 100-150 sat
sr. member
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Stand up , Stand up , Stand up !
December 08, 2014, 08:41:08 PM
any news this week?

We can only wait until the end of February
sr. member
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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Available Now!
December 08, 2014, 08:39:05 PM
any news this week?
sr. member
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Stand up , Stand up , Stand up !
December 08, 2014, 08:04:14 PM
Stable prices  , stable trading volume
rlh
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December 08, 2014, 04:06:56 PM
perhaps mechanism which generates address  Grin

Well, I won't argue about it, but I don't understand really.  Genning a user account is some of the most basic crypto work of any coin and making that info piblic motivates people to use and develop on top of the coin. But, to each (coindev) his own.  I can wait.

Yes, that's it.  When you enter your passphrase, what are the hashing steps used to generate the private key, public key and final numeric address.

For instance, in Nxt, you take the passphrase, calculate the SHA-256 hash of it and then take the curve25519 of the SHA-256 hash.  This is your private key for signing.  Your pubkey is the SHA256 of the curve hash, and your address is derived from the first 8 bytes of the pubkey.

With that example, how does one generate all necessary transactional keys (priv, pub and address) from a passphrase?

EDIT

And I'd rather not call the node API.  When searching for patterns, you can search much faster if you don't have to call against an external application to generate your addresses.

Friend,
until the end of beta this information is in stealth mode, I think you know the reason Smiley
Regards,
Antonio

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December 08, 2014, 03:01:30 PM
perhaps mechanism which generates address  Grin

Yes, that's it.  When you enter your passphrase, what are the hashing steps used to generate the private key, public key and final numeric address.

For instance, in Nxt, you take the passphrase, calculate the SHA-256 hash of it and then take the curve25519 of the SHA-256 hash.  This is your private key for signing.  Your pubkey is the SHA256 of the curve hash, and your address is derived from the first 8 bytes of the pubkey.

With that example, how does one generate all necessary transactional keys (priv, pub and address) from a passphrase?

EDIT

And I'd rather not call the node API.  When searching for patterns, you can search much faster if you don't have to call against an external application to generate your addresses.

Friend,
until the end of beta this information is in stealth mode, I think you know the reason Smiley
Regards,
Antonio
rlh
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December 08, 2014, 02:16:41 PM
perhaps mechanism which generates address  Grin

Yes, that's it.  When you enter your passphrase, what are the hashing steps used to generate the private key, public key and final numeric address.

For instance, in Nxt, you take the passphrase, calculate the SHA-256 hash of it and then take the curve25519 of the SHA-256 hash.  This is your private key for signing.  Your pubkey is the SHA256 of the curve hash, and your address is derived from the first 8 bytes of the pubkey.

With that example, how does one generate all necessary transactional keys (priv, pub and address) from a passphrase?

EDIT

And I'd rather not call the node API.  When searching for patterns, you can search much faster if you don't have to call against an external application to generate your addresses.
sr. member
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December 08, 2014, 01:17:22 PM
perhaps mechanism which generates address  Grin
sr. member
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December 08, 2014, 01:09:11 PM
Sorry, one more question.  Could someone also give me the quick-specs for account ID/privkey generation?  If it's similar to Nxt, I have a vanitygen app that Could be used, or I could easily modify to work woth Node addresses.

What exactly You want ?. Do not quite understand the question

we have an API for working with NODE https://github.com/nodepay/Docs/blob/master/Api.md
legendary
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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it
December 08, 2014, 01:07:52 PM
I've made about 5k node staking most days since release on one stake. How about you guys?

I have no idea.
I bought, I bought, I bought ...
So I don't know how much I made from forging.

But certainly I did thousands.

I'm trying to get an idea of those that have had 1 stake since day one are doing on forging.
sr. member
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December 08, 2014, 12:51:39 PM
I've made about 5k node staking most days since release on one stake. How about you guys?

I have no idea.
I bought, I bought, I bought ...
So I don't know how much I made from forging.

But certainly I did thousands.
rlh
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December 08, 2014, 12:40:56 PM
Sorry, one more question.  Could someone also give me the quick-specs for account ID/privkey generation?  If it's similar to Nxt, I have a vanitygen app that Could be used, or I could easily modify to work woth Node addresses.
rlh
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December 08, 2014, 12:39:20 PM
Is a fast dice game readily feasible with node?  I read the introduction to TX verifications and blocks but I'm still unclear on the details, as the would relate to such a scheme.
member
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December 08, 2014, 12:28:49 PM
Is there any news about getting node on new exchanges?

Keep up the great work btw devs, im holding these coins for years.  I'm starting to learn node, javascript and angularjs at the moment and the work that you are doing impresses me considerably! The possibilities are endless with javascript Smiley

As you know, Node is not a fork of Bitcoin, it's an independent project, and most of today's exchanges are relatively "small" guys, so they can't afford to write a separate module to work with a single currency.

The exception is Bter which was originally positioned itself as an innovative exchange, so they aren't afraid of some difficulties, their leadership initially were interested to work with us. They saw prospects, so they contacted us and made Node integration.

But the problem of integration with other exchanges remained. To solve that we had to run a separate subproject and write a special "transit" API analogous to API of bitcoin.
Subproject is almost complete, so I think that in the near future Node appears on one of the exchanges with which we already have a preliminary agreement. As for the other exchanges, we are working in this field but much depends on you.  If customers will need nodes on some exchange it certainly appears there.

And thanks for your kind words! )
legendary
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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it
December 08, 2014, 11:47:18 AM
I've made about 5k node staking most days since release on one stake. How about you guys?
newbie
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December 08, 2014, 09:54:45 AM
Is there any news about getting node on new exchanges?

Keep up the great work btw devs, im holding these coins for years.  I'm starting to learn node, javascript and angularjs at the moment and the work that you are doing impresses me considerably! The possibilities are endless with javascript Smiley
member
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December 07, 2014, 11:43:00 PM
Is there no Mac client?  If someone is working on one, put me on the beta list.

Perhaps I will reveal a little secret ahead of time but the beta version of the Mac client will be released very soon.
The idea and execution belongs entirely to one of the active members of the Node Community.
Paramon, you have an incredibly agile mind and original approaches, it was a pleasure working with you Smiley

manfromaus,
in fact, there is some active "nodians" who really helps us with several sub-projects, but you're right in sense that our Community has much more potential, so will be work on this gradually, step by step. Smiley
Any good Community is based on mutual aid and reciprocity, and in this respect Node Community isn't the worst, believe me, but some really active guys prefers to help more than talk about it Smiley Way, this is our fault - we should try to be more public. So we will work on it  Smiley We welcome any initiative and are ready to support it with all what we can.

I offered to help with branding and 3D renderings of a package idea I also gave an idea for but got no response. This kind of stuff is my career and I could offer a lot of value, but these dev's seem to be too caught up in the fluff pieces.
Looks more to me like you want to spend more time on fluff while the DEV team is coding.

I must say it is not quite so, Brendan really did offer his help for project and in fact, some of his thoughts about Node showed that we think in a similar direction, since some of his ideas are in our development quite long time already, for example QR-based mobile apps for instant payments, money transfers and trading is one of our current priority subprojects.

But now we have quite interesting time, in the last days we were really busy with our current work - our team is expanding, several new subprojects launched so frankly it's not easy to find time for anything "beyond" that.
In truth, we are trying to answer current questions at the thread even with the current workload, but here we need substantive talk which requires certain actions, so as for me, I don't want to do send a formal reply or something - it's unproductive and doesn't make sense. So please be patient! Smiley
legendary
Activity: 3836
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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it
December 07, 2014, 02:01:15 PM
Is there no Mac client?  If someone is working on one, put me on the beta list.

Perhaps I will reveal a little secret ahead of time but the beta version of the Mac client will be released very soon.
The idea and execution belongs entirely to one of the active members of the Node Community.
Paramon, you have an incredibly agile mind and original approaches, it was a pleasure working with you Smiley

manfromaus,
in fact, there is some active "nodians" who really helps us with several sub-projects, but you're right in sense that our Community has much more potential, so will be work on this gradually, step by step. Smiley
Any good Community is based on mutual aid and reciprocity, and in this respect Node Community isn't the worst, believe me, but some really active guys prefers to help more than talk about it Smiley Way, this is our fault - we should try to be more public. So we will work on it  Smiley We welcome any initiative and are ready to support it with all what we can.

I offered to help with branding and 3D renderings of a package idea I also gave an idea for but got no response. This kind of stuff is my career and I could offer a lot of value, but these dev's seem to be too caught up in the fluff pieces.
Looks more to me like you want to spend more time on fluff while the DEV team is coding.
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