Topic: Cryptocurrency written in Python (Read 1076 times)
Nice work. Like the old days when dev was working on bits. Is your worth 2 pizza yet if yes send us same
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t.me/DenaroGroup
This project should have more attention.
The dev has been working and updating his project consistently.
This is a project to watch out for in 2023-2024.
The entry point is still very cheap for its future potential.
It just needs a better wallet, some more miners, and nodes. But it's off to a really good start
The dev has been working and updating his project consistently.
This is a project to watch out for in 2023-2024.
The entry point is still very cheap for its future potential.
It just needs a better wallet, some more miners, and nodes. But it's off to a really good start
Are you satoshi by any chance? 
I'd like to.
Anyway there have been many improvements in the blockchain. There are two explorers: https://explorer.denaro.is/ and https://explorer2.denaro.is/.
I also developed a kind of VM on top of Denaro Blockchain, similar to the EVM: https://github.com/denaro-coin/dvm.
It uses transactions messages to call vm smart contracts, and the main difference with the EVM is that it's not built directly into the blockchain itself.
It's like another layer that uses the base chain to receive messages. This method could be used to implement smart contracts even on the Bitcoin blockchain.
Smart contracts are written in Python too and I think this is a pretty innovative thing (or at least never seen before?), and they get executed in a limited environment using RestrictedPython.
I also recently developed a mining pool. We really needed that as chain became controlled by a few miners. It isn't on GitHub yet because it's still in a development phase, but you can find the python miner at https://t.me/DenaroGroup/20420. Now we need an open source gpu miner so that it can be adapted for the pool. For everyone who wanna try developing it, there already is https://github.com/witer33/denarocudaminer but it needs some improvements
I just created a cryptocurrency called denaro. I used Python and PostgreSQL. It's a fully working crypto written by 0, it does not operate on any external blockchain like ethereum, it does have his blockchain. It started like "let's see if i can really make it", and it ended that i did it. It can theoretically confirm up to 5 transactions per second, with a maximum block size of 2mb. You can find it on github: https://github.com/denaro-coin/denaro. If you wanna contribute, you're welcome. I also created a telegram bot wallet (@DenaroCoinBot), so feel free to pm me on @gaetano555 and i'll send you some.
I have been always looking for a project like this. A blockchain that's built out of a programming language that's widely used and reasonable total supply. Are you satoshi by any chance?
This reminds me of early crypto.
You put the code out there and make zero promises and ask people to give it a try.
SO refreshing!!
You put the code out there and make zero promises and ask people to give it a try.
SO refreshing!!
This 100!
This is one of those projects that is focusing on making crypto more accessible.
It's coded in Python, which almost anyone can pick up and learn to code.
There is constant work from the dev also and other people from telegram, gives more trust that this coin will continue to push forward.
Thank you so much. If you paste your addresses here i can give you a tip. You can use nodeless wallet at https://github.com/denaro-coin/denaro/tree/main/denaro/wallet
This reminds me of early crypto.
You put the code out there and make zero promises and ask people to give it a try.
SO refreshing!!
You put the code out there and make zero promises and ask people to give it a try.
SO refreshing!!
Thank you guys
This project is interesting.
Lot of garbage is out there claiming all sorts of promises, Denaro seems to be straight to the point - independent blockchain with constant development happening.
And coding it in Python was a smart move imo. It's a language that is open to anyone in the world and this can lead to anyone in the world contributing code to Denaro.
Definitely will keep an eye on this one.
Lot of garbage is out there claiming all sorts of promises, Denaro seems to be straight to the point - independent blockchain with constant development happening.
And coding it in Python was a smart move imo. It's a language that is open to anyone in the world and this can lead to anyone in the world contributing code to Denaro.
Definitely will keep an eye on this one.
Really nice progress made by the dev here.
We can now trade this coin as a wrapped token on the binance chain.
I will follow this project, looks like a good project with great Dev and the support from the community dev for miners.
We can now trade this coin as a wrapped token on the binance chain.
I will follow this project, looks like a good project with great Dev and the support from the community dev for miners.
Yes at this time this is vulnerable
It's sha256, similar to bitcoin but there are a couple differences, you can find them in README. You can start mining with the miner.py file
Won't this be vulnerable to a 51% attack? Bitcoin is using 256, and if even a single miner decides to mine your chain, they'd have the hash power.
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There is a GPU miner: https://github.com/witer33/denarocudaminer.
I chose Python cause Go was too hard to learn for a working blockchain. Python may seem unsuitable but it is and the blockchain is working, even if with some problems. I won't get tired of saying that contributions are welcome
I chose Python cause Go was too hard to learn for a working blockchain. Python may seem unsuitable but it is and the blockchain is working, even if with some problems. I won't get tired of saying that contributions are welcome
Python is used by other new cryptos(STLX) as well. Its more about the amount of developers behind a crypto and the language in which they forte.
P.S. I think miner should be in C++ (fast, good interfacing with OPENCL and CUDA for gpu mining). I am yet to dive into any blockchain code, but I believe most of ETH codebase is in go language which provides a lot of concurrency/multithreading/etc support(I am weak in go).
P.S. I think miner should be in C++ (fast, good interfacing with OPENCL and CUDA for gpu mining). I am yet to dive into any blockchain code, but I believe most of ETH codebase is in go language which provides a lot of concurrency/multithreading/etc support(I am weak in go).
Crypto is an unlimited untapped venture
Some of the new innovations in crypto will seem like a joke many years ago
I think he should go on and find whatever is the reason behind the non usage by himself
Some of the new innovations in crypto will seem like a joke many years ago
I think he should go on and find whatever is the reason behind the non usage by himself
Since python is the only programming language I know this might be interesting. But I feel like there's many reasons other crypto purposely didn't use this language!
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