Topic: [Concordium] The Promise of Blockchain for Business 🌍🌎🌏 (Read 1331 times)

We have another great news. The Institute of Tech from Copenhagen just joined Concordium Academic Council.
What a great news!
https://link.medium.com/HR9FcSXTT7

There is a new update of the app! You can download it here https://developer.concordium.com/testnet/docs/downloads#concordium-id
What's new?
We identified an issue when using an identification document with no expiry date (such as a Swiss driving license).  The app crashed upon completion of the ID issuance process. This issue has been resolved and you can now download the new version.
The node software is unaffected by this update.

Today we are extremely pleased to announce the launch of our Testnet 2!  Find out how to play with our network and mobile app.
What’s in the box?
[Node] — Passive node: A node that participates in the Concordium network. It relays messages, provides an API for submitting transactions and inspecting the chain, and processes blocks, but does not produce any blocks on its own.
[Node] — Baker node: Does everything a passive node does, but in addition participates in consensus, producing blocks.
[Node] — Finalizer node: Does everything a baker node does, but in addition, participates in the finalization part of our consensus.
[Client] — Tools for interacting with the container
[Mobile app] — Android-based Concordium ID with an Identity service - Download here
[Mobile app] — Creating identities
[Mobile app] — Creating accounts
[Mobile appt] — Making transfers
[Mobile appt] — Depositing Testnet-GTU tokens
[Mobile app] — Exporting identities and accounts
[Identity] — Integration with Notabene
[Identity] — Notabene developer identity flow for easy generation of test-identities
[Identity] — Notabene identity flow
[Visualization] — An improved network dashboard including a simple block explorer
[Visualization] — A node dashboard with support for becoming a baker
https://medium.com/concordium/concordium-releases-testnet-2-35a707702698?sk=f26225da858e5b390d93d77df76e0859

The wait is over! The Incentivized Testnet 3 is here!! 🥳 Participate in the challenges and earn GTU! Users will collectively earn up to a total of 10,000,000 GTU for helping to secure, sustain, and grow Concordium Network and the ecosystem.
https://medium.com/concordium/concordium-launches-incentivized-testnet-38f76e0cd7ac

We have just released our latest Testnet.
It includes super cool stuff.
Please check and let us know what you think?
https://link.medium.com/Yne5HPTboab

Hey folks, our latest newsletter is here with a lot of good stuff but mainly a call for testers!
https://concordium.substack.com/p/concordium-5-2020-on-the-road-again

I think that blockchain can be useful for business but it was so many cryptocurrency startups that offers solutions for business but did not realized them. What do you plan to do to realize all planned ideas?

Me again 
Listen to our Scientific Advisor, Bernardo David, share his views on the history, current state and future of #blockchaintechnology somersault.one/podcast/

So, yes, mandatory to use Docker, no other way at this stage.
In regards of the average coins, it really depends on a lot of parameters. Best is to try and check by yourself.
Test-GTU won’t be moved to Mainnet no. But early testers will get a significant advantage at launch if you follow my thoughts.

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Today we are extremely pleased to announce the launch of our Testnet 2!  Find out how to play with our network and mobile app.
What’s in the box?
[Node] — Passive node: A node that participates in the Concordium network. It relays messages, provides an API for submitting transactions and inspecting the chain, and processes blocks, but does not produce any blocks on its own.
[Node] — Baker node: Does everything a passive node does, but in addition participates in consensus, producing blocks.
[Node] — Finalizer node: Does everything a baker node does, but in addition, participates in the finalization part of our consensus.
[Client] — Tools for interacting with the container
[Mobile app] — Android-based Concordium ID with an Identity service - Download here
[Mobile app] — Creating identities
[Mobile app] — Creating accounts
[Mobile appt] — Making transfers
[Mobile appt] — Depositing Testnet-GTU tokens
[Mobile app] — Exporting identities and accounts
[Identity] — Integration with Notabene
[Identity] — Notabene developer identity flow for easy generation of test-identities
[Identity] — Notabene identity flow
[Visualization] — An improved network dashboard including a simple block explorer
[Visualization] — A node dashboard with support for becoming a baker
https://medium.com/concordium/concordium-releases-testnet-2-35a707702698?sk=f26225da858e5b390d93d77df76e0859

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There is a new update of the app! You can download it here https://developer.concordium.com/testnet/docs/downloads#concordium-id
What's new?
We identified an issue when using an identification document with no expiry date (such as a Swiss driving license).  The app crashed upon completion of the ID issuance process. This issue has been resolved and you can now download the new version.
The node software is unaffected by this update.

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We have another great news. The Institute of Tech from Copenhagen just joined Concordium Academic Council.
What a great news!
https://link.medium.com/HR9FcSXTT7

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Hi.
Is it mandatory to use docker? No other way?
And how many coins does a running node get on average? And will test coins moved to the main network?

Hey!
Thanks a lot of your kind words. Indeed, we came in a very « naive » way to BitcoinTalk, to present our project and confront our ideas with some of the best opinion leaders we could find.
Regarding our ambassador program, it’s still early to disclose the details. We plan to proceed just after the summer.
But meanwhile, you are more than invited to send me your CV (bi (a) concordium.com) and ofc to join our discussion channels and to follow us on Twitter.
But more than everything else, best would be to learn a bit about what we do, our tech documentation will be released by next week and I’ll add the link here.
Cheers.

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We are sometimes asked why we have chosen to code in Rust and Haskell our blockchain.
Please a beginning of answer on this blog and let us know what you feel?
https://link.medium.com/d7FQDeGSn7

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We are a couple days away from our Testnet 2. For that purpose, testers must upgrade their nodes.
This is how.
https://medium.com/concordium/time-to-upgrade-your-nodes-3ba91d9c693a

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I wish that more legit projects will take an example from the Concordium team and will publish their ANN threads here on the Bitcointalk forum as it was a few years ago.

This started to change during the ICO craziness in 2017-2018 when many, especially, scammy projects chose to not have any connection with Bitccointalk because that was a big threat for them to be exposed by experienced forum members. This is sad because a couple of legit projects chose to not present themselves here also because of BTC maximalists and lack of acceptance for new projects.

Today everything seems to be different and I have just read that old BTC developer Gavin Andersen sees ETH2.0, as a way to scale BTC, so I am sure the community is evolving and even biggest BTC maximalists finally open their eyes to different cryptocurrencies and new blockchain-related projects.


https://twitter.com/gavinandresen/status/1271561026199261185


Can you please say something more about the Ambassador Program?

Who are you looking for and what are the requirements, are you maybe looking for translators or community managers?

Please be more specific and provide details about the program if possible.

From the Pedersen Commitment to a public permissionless blockchain architecture there is a world, and it is Torben Pedersen’s world. Discover what Concordium means to our CTO Dr. Torben Pryds Pedersen.
This is where you will find the interview:
https://medium.com/concordium/from-the-pedersen-commitment-to-concordium-b6d9fe623b40
To our dear moderators, this is not an advertising link, please do not delete it?

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We are proud to announce that the Indian Institute of Science is joining the Concordium family as our new scientific partner. ISS is part of our Academic Council together with Aarhus University and ETH Zurich.
https://medium.com/concordium/the-indian-institute-of-science-to-join-concordium-academic-council-ba53b3b0722f

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The team already gives an answer about these, they are here not for Bounty or even airdrop. It's mean they have another option for their promotion and marketing strategy. I think the team wouldn't give another answer to questions like this anymore. Because all explanations already mentioned before.

Concordium and our friends from Cobra have participated in the Theory and Practice of Blockchains Seminar. You can watch Simon Kamp, Bernardo Magri, Christian Matt, Jesper Buus Nielsen, Søren Eller Thomsen and Daniel Tschudi's presentation "Leveraging Weight Functions for Optimistic Responsiveness in Blockchains.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfyTfr4xZT4

I do agree with you and I do have the same questions popping out in my mind. Can @beniissembert provide more information. Also it will be good to have some bounty programs, at least the signature bounty so that the names could be everywhere and reaching as many as possible.

This is a legit question. Actually, all questions are legit if you think about it.
So you are right, we are not going to use commons practices to promote and push the project but we will engage with our growing community using our network sustainers? programs, i.e. Baking and Finalizing ofc but also our upcoming Ambassador Program (you can already reach me via pm) and many more to come.
And sorry for that but no bounty and no airdrop, we will leave these practices to other projects.

Okay, so there's no bounty. but in here that is the way to promote your project faster through this forum but maybe you have another way to do that. You look like a good thinker, I think you have everything planned well. I hope the list of your reason get a good response.

Frankly, you've made my day. Kindness lately has been quite rare especially in the crypto space. Your warming words are incredible. thanks for this and looking forward to discussing.

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Good morning here.
I'm very proud and honored to say that Professor Ivan Damgård has received the PKC Test-of-Time Award.
Ivan is one of the Heads of our Academic Research Center (COBRA) at Aarhus University together with Jesper Nielsen and Claudio Orlandi and he's a champion of privacy and identity.
His paper on Paillier’s probabilistic public-key system is very accessible even for neophytes like me. I put the link to the academic paper below, with the hope that our beloved moderator will not ban this post.
https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F3-540-44586-2_9

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It has been clarified without any doubt, bitcointalk is a big forum with all levels of intellectual people that will find this project interesting enough to support it, am sure your community will grow in no time with the right set of people, I wish to see you succeed in this part. Best of luck.