So what has been going on here? I have been away for quite some time from this project. Progressing with my flying lessons and daily life.
Have not posted in years and would love to know what has happened over the past two years with DVC. I heard it was now on an exchange Exciting news. What about merchants accepting the coin?
I would love to have an aircraft to place Devcoin as an advert to get awareness at 1000 ft. Or banner towing.
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We could set a conversion rate though for how many DeVCoins the bartenders will send for an amberium maybe.
We have also figured a conversion rate for FreeCiv "gold" to amberium; though availability of FreeCiv gold buyable using CCAMB needs to depend upon the economy of the FreeCiv world where it happens as well as the availability of faster than light communications to access the interstellar / intergalactic blockchains. In FreeCiv how much the "gold" is worth varies a lot, it takes a lot of gold per production point to buy a unit or building that has not even begun being built, then less as building nears completion. So we also have variance on the conversion of FreeCiv "gold", so that each "gold" costs 50 amberium to buy but only sells for 20 amberium. This can be thought of at least partly as beaurocratic overhead involved in turning private personal cash to and from governmental department budgets.
It might need to be adjusted at some point, basically it means it costs 2.5 million goldpieces per FreeCiv "gold" to buy and each such "gold" can be converted to one million goldpieces cash currency in a character's pocket or a chest of treasure or whatever.
This differential also leaves plenty of room for players to make conversion deals among themselves at potentially better conversion rates than these "official" ones.
Currently we are assuming that the "M tons" of production/trade shown in FreeCiv means thousands (Roman numeral M) rather than millions. If we end up someday having to assume it really is millions of tons probably the conversion between FreeCiv "gold" and amberium will have to change drastically.
-MarkM-
1000's and millions are quite a difference. Especially when it comes to our DeVCoins and the fact the decimal place was moved over for DVC production per block from Block 1 to infinity at 50,000 coins/block at a time when Bitcoin was still 50 BTC per block within its first run of 210,000 blocks to the first "halving"... So 1000x DVC:BTC ratio produced per block and the CEX web-based exchanges of the day held that 1000x ratio of DVC:BTC at a lucrative place if one wanted BTC for their DVC, where DVC in BTC rates had DVC liquid for 100-300 satoshis per DVC. Panic selling and lack of conversion rates have all but killed the Internet Aggregated rates for DVC but I don't believe that is a reason to worry.
As you say, it is lucrative to hold your DVC as material for a planet within the game or freeze them tied to use in various metaverse game economics and wait for a more reliable price discovery method to come to light concerning DVC valuation in at least BTC/satoshi value... Much early discussion valued DVC as token with a certain BTC value or a value based on the production it has driven. And its an entire universe with DVC having spread far and wide - globally. So for now - get those nodes updated people.
Even I jumped on the Linux bandwagon for Devcoin Core 22.x =P
For bitcoin-derived blockchains, it is also possible to have the bartenders in clanhouses / guildhalls / etc send commands out to the coin daemon, I used to use each character's name as the name of a named account in the simple accounts system that bitcoin used to have. (I do not even know offhand whether recent versions of bitcoin still have those in-wallet accounts but old coins based on old bitcoin daemons do have them). It used to be possible to send coins on the blockchain from clanhouses that way.
The catch was though that if your character was killed and you failed to re-create a character of the same name before some other player did, some other player could inherit your character-named "account" in the coin wallet daemon just like they can inherit your accounts at the in game banks, your in game post office mail (since when a character opens a mailbox they find in it any mail sent to that character by name), your memberships in clans guilds associations societies and parties and so on.
So maybe using those named accounts was not a great idea but the same kind of shell-scripts sent commands by the bartender NPCs in the clanhouses could be created to do things like let you tell the bartender a blockchain public key to send to, what coin to send (blockchain to send on). If someone can find or make a commandline script or command to let one access HORIZON and/or Stellar blockchains like that then the bartenders could be given the abililty to accept amberium coins from characters and send that amount of CCAMB asset to a specified account on HORIZON or Stellar.
Its just that so far I do not have any commandline commands for doing HORIZON or Stellar transactions.
We could set a conversion rate though for how many DeVCoins the bartenders will send for an amberium maybe.
We have also figured a conversion rate for FreeCiv "gold" to amberium; though availability of FreeCiv gold buyable using CCAMB needs to depend upon the economy of the FreeCiv world where it happens as well as the availability of faster than light communications to access the interstellar / intergalactic blockchains. In FreeCiv how much the "gold" is worth varies a lot, it takes a lot of gold per production point to buy a unit or building that has not even begun being built, then less as building nears completion. So we also have variance on the conversion of FreeCiv "gold", so that each "gold" costs 50 amberium to buy but only sells for 20 amberium. This can be thought of at least partly as beaurocratic overhead involved in turning private personal cash to and from governmental department budgets.
It might need to be adjusted at some point, basically it means it costs 2.5 million goldpieces per FreeCiv "gold" to buy and each such "gold" can be converted to one million goldpieces cash currency in a character's pocket or a chest of treasure or whatever.
This differential also leaves plenty of room for players to make conversion deals among themselves at potentially better conversion rates than these "official" ones.
Currently we are assuming that the "M tons" of production/trade shown in FreeCiv means thousands (Roman numeral M) rather than millions. If we end up someday having to assume it really is millions of tons probably the conversion between FreeCiv "gold" and amberium will have to change drastically.
-MarkM-
The catch was though that if your character was killed and you failed to re-create a character of the same name before some other player did, some other player could inherit your character-named "account" in the coin wallet daemon just like they can inherit your accounts at the in game banks, your in game post office mail (since when a character opens a mailbox they find in it any mail sent to that character by name), your memberships in clans guilds associations societies and parties and so on.
So maybe using those named accounts was not a great idea but the same kind of shell-scripts sent commands by the bartender NPCs in the clanhouses could be created to do things like let you tell the bartender a blockchain public key to send to, what coin to send (blockchain to send on). If someone can find or make a commandline script or command to let one access HORIZON and/or Stellar blockchains like that then the bartenders could be given the abililty to accept amberium coins from characters and send that amount of CCAMB asset to a specified account on HORIZON or Stellar.
Its just that so far I do not have any commandline commands for doing HORIZON or Stellar transactions.
We could set a conversion rate though for how many DeVCoins the bartenders will send for an amberium maybe.
We have also figured a conversion rate for FreeCiv "gold" to amberium; though availability of FreeCiv gold buyable using CCAMB needs to depend upon the economy of the FreeCiv world where it happens as well as the availability of faster than light communications to access the interstellar / intergalactic blockchains. In FreeCiv how much the "gold" is worth varies a lot, it takes a lot of gold per production point to buy a unit or building that has not even begun being built, then less as building nears completion. So we also have variance on the conversion of FreeCiv "gold", so that each "gold" costs 50 amberium to buy but only sells for 20 amberium. This can be thought of at least partly as beaurocratic overhead involved in turning private personal cash to and from governmental department budgets.
It might need to be adjusted at some point, basically it means it costs 2.5 million goldpieces per FreeCiv "gold" to buy and each such "gold" can be converted to one million goldpieces cash currency in a character's pocket or a chest of treasure or whatever.
This differential also leaves plenty of room for players to make conversion deals among themselves at potentially better conversion rates than these "official" ones.
Currently we are assuming that the "M tons" of production/trade shown in FreeCiv means thousands (Roman numeral M) rather than millions. If we end up someday having to assume it really is millions of tons probably the conversion between FreeCiv "gold" and amberium will have to change drastically.
-MarkM-
CrossCiv is a Crossfire RPG server. It is not always shown on their metaserver's list of active servers but clients allow you to directly enter the hostname of the server you want to connect to, which is CrossCiv.knotwork.com.
General info about Crossfire RPG, including client downloads, is at https://crossfire.real-time.com/
Their default distribution is a generic "rogue-like" fantasy world, until we are able to get artists and such to make suitable images for is for science-fiction stuff we just take the Arthur C. Clarke route of "any sufficiently advanced technology is indisinguishable from magic" and use the game's magic wands and staffs and so on to represent blasters laser rifles or whatever for now. Since the important thing is to get the economy up and running in order to hopefully eventually help get artists etc on board once the economy is large and productive.
Crossfire has a basic currency consisting of silver, gold, platinum, jade and amberium pieces with fixed exchange-rates (10 silver to a gold, gold to a platinum, 100 platinum to a jade, 100 jade to an amberium) plus some standard gems (diamond, ruby, sapphire and emerald) that some banks also exchange; plus a couple of paper/card token type things, one being imperial credits the other being tokens redeemable for 200 standard diamonds at the diamond exchange.
We only bother converting to and from crypto in units of amberium. The asset CCAMB on HORIZON and on Stellar represents CrossCiv AMBerium coins.
Technically we also assume that the goldpieces in CrossCiv and those in the CoffeeMUD MUD are worth the same currently, so in principle MGOLD (meaning MUDgold) should be convertible to and from CCAMB at 50,000 MGOLD per CCAMB.
Looking at what an amberium will buy you in CrossCiv, it looks like an AMBerium ought to be worth a buck or so if you compare to various other games; however usually such games offer discounts so buying 10 or 50 or 100 of their currency at once tends to get you more of their currency per buck. A problem exists too of the probability that large scale players working in the thousands or tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands or millions or more could easily dump the price down like crazy, so the in-game currency is very much like fiat currencies in that they are probably better off being spent than saved.
In the typical off the shelf game-as-distributed items tend to constantly get created too, so massive minting of new items combined with massive minting of new currency supposedly cancels out allowing item values in terms of the currency to be hard-coded into the item templates; in the CrossCiv server though shops do not keep creating new items out of no-where. When the shops were first created some of them had some pretty nifty items for sale, but by now all the really interesting items that had been in them are probably long since sold, so mostly what you will see in them will be loot other players have sold to them.
However we have a lot of vending-machine type buildings available to players, with pre-priced storage bays they can pile stuff in for other players to buy from them. Players can set their own prices simply by using a bay whose pre-set price is higher than the total they want for the stuff they put in it, and put some change (currency) too to bring the actual price down to their desired price.
Thus it can be expected that the more interesting/useful items will end up being sold in such private trading halls owned by players rather than being dumped at the regular shops for quick cash.
Since it is pretty trivially easy for a large scale player to come up with lots of amberium, it might turn out to be much more lucrative for small scale players to seek patronage from such rich players rather than working their way up in scale solely by their own efforts.
The players who have historically gained the most from their presence on the CrossCiv server have been those who leveraged the relationships they made there with other players, getting together to do highly profitable things such as when they initially created the Galactic Financial Corp (GFC, also known as General Financial Corp), since back when they created it they only put in 20 million DeVCoins, making its 1000000 shares worth only 20 DVC each, but once it borrowed oodles of money from the Martians and loaned it out to intergalactic mining Corps it rapidly became much more valuable, each of its shares being worth sGFCrate=4997248.39078124 DeVCoins according to the current (as I write this) Latest Rates include-file.
Once you have some amberium in the game, the dungeonmaster character "Fox" can convert it to CCAMB on the HORIZON or Stellar platforms from where you can proceed to trade to umpteen other currencies and assets.
Or vice-versa, I can convert CCAMB for you just like converting other tokens back and forth to/from "actual coins".
You do not even have to catch Fox online, as the "imperial post office" in the diplomacy city can do packages so you could just mail her some amberium coins with instructions as to what HORIZON or Stellar account you want credited.
-MarkM-
General info about Crossfire RPG, including client downloads, is at https://crossfire.real-time.com/
Their default distribution is a generic "rogue-like" fantasy world, until we are able to get artists and such to make suitable images for is for science-fiction stuff we just take the Arthur C. Clarke route of "any sufficiently advanced technology is indisinguishable from magic" and use the game's magic wands and staffs and so on to represent blasters laser rifles or whatever for now. Since the important thing is to get the economy up and running in order to hopefully eventually help get artists etc on board once the economy is large and productive.
Crossfire has a basic currency consisting of silver, gold, platinum, jade and amberium pieces with fixed exchange-rates (10 silver to a gold, gold to a platinum, 100 platinum to a jade, 100 jade to an amberium) plus some standard gems (diamond, ruby, sapphire and emerald) that some banks also exchange; plus a couple of paper/card token type things, one being imperial credits the other being tokens redeemable for 200 standard diamonds at the diamond exchange.
We only bother converting to and from crypto in units of amberium. The asset CCAMB on HORIZON and on Stellar represents CrossCiv AMBerium coins.
Technically we also assume that the goldpieces in CrossCiv and those in the CoffeeMUD MUD are worth the same currently, so in principle MGOLD (meaning MUDgold) should be convertible to and from CCAMB at 50,000 MGOLD per CCAMB.
Looking at what an amberium will buy you in CrossCiv, it looks like an AMBerium ought to be worth a buck or so if you compare to various other games; however usually such games offer discounts so buying 10 or 50 or 100 of their currency at once tends to get you more of their currency per buck. A problem exists too of the probability that large scale players working in the thousands or tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands or millions or more could easily dump the price down like crazy, so the in-game currency is very much like fiat currencies in that they are probably better off being spent than saved.
In the typical off the shelf game-as-distributed items tend to constantly get created too, so massive minting of new items combined with massive minting of new currency supposedly cancels out allowing item values in terms of the currency to be hard-coded into the item templates; in the CrossCiv server though shops do not keep creating new items out of no-where. When the shops were first created some of them had some pretty nifty items for sale, but by now all the really interesting items that had been in them are probably long since sold, so mostly what you will see in them will be loot other players have sold to them.
However we have a lot of vending-machine type buildings available to players, with pre-priced storage bays they can pile stuff in for other players to buy from them. Players can set their own prices simply by using a bay whose pre-set price is higher than the total they want for the stuff they put in it, and put some change (currency) too to bring the actual price down to their desired price.
Thus it can be expected that the more interesting/useful items will end up being sold in such private trading halls owned by players rather than being dumped at the regular shops for quick cash.
Since it is pretty trivially easy for a large scale player to come up with lots of amberium, it might turn out to be much more lucrative for small scale players to seek patronage from such rich players rather than working their way up in scale solely by their own efforts.
The players who have historically gained the most from their presence on the CrossCiv server have been those who leveraged the relationships they made there with other players, getting together to do highly profitable things such as when they initially created the Galactic Financial Corp (GFC, also known as General Financial Corp), since back when they created it they only put in 20 million DeVCoins, making its 1000000 shares worth only 20 DVC each, but once it borrowed oodles of money from the Martians and loaned it out to intergalactic mining Corps it rapidly became much more valuable, each of its shares being worth sGFCrate=4997248.39078124 DeVCoins according to the current (as I write this) Latest Rates include-file.
Once you have some amberium in the game, the dungeonmaster character "Fox" can convert it to CCAMB on the HORIZON or Stellar platforms from where you can proceed to trade to umpteen other currencies and assets.
Or vice-versa, I can convert CCAMB for you just like converting other tokens back and forth to/from "actual coins".
You do not even have to catch Fox online, as the "imperial post office" in the diplomacy city can do packages so you could just mail her some amberium coins with instructions as to what HORIZON or Stellar account you want credited.
-MarkM-
Great explanation thank you for taking the time. Also the "imperial post office" you say? How curious I am now that you say that.
Just bc of past and present events concerning post offices, pobox(es), email addresses, git commits and everything left to be sorted out is all.
CrossCiv is a Crossfire RPG server. It is not always shown on their metaserver's list of active servers but clients allow you to directly enter the hostname of the server you want to connect to, which is CrossCiv.knotwork.com.
General info about Crossfire RPG, including client downloads, is at https://crossfire.real-time.com/
Their default distribution is a generic "rogue-like" fantasy world, until we are able to get artists and such to make suitable images for is for science-fiction stuff we just take the Arthur C. Clarke route of "any sufficiently advanced technology is indisinguishable from magic" and use the game's magic wands and staffs and so on to represent blasters laser rifles or whatever for now. Since the important thing is to get the economy up and running in order to hopefully eventually help get artists etc on board once the economy is large and productive.
Crossfire has a basic currency consisting of silver, gold, platinum, jade and amberium pieces with fixed exchange-rates (10 silver to a gold, gold to a platinum, 100 platinum to a jade, 100 jade to an amberium) plus some standard gems (diamond, ruby, sapphire and emerald) that some banks also exchange; plus a couple of paper/card token type things, one being imperial credits the other being tokens redeemable for 200 standard diamonds at the diamond exchange.
We only bother converting to and from crypto in units of amberium. The asset CCAMB on HORIZON and on Stellar represents CrossCiv AMBerium coins.
Technically we also assume that the goldpieces in CrossCiv and those in the CoffeeMUD MUD are worth the same currently, so in principle MGOLD (meaning MUDgold) should be convertible to and from CCAMB at 50,000 MGOLD per CCAMB.
Looking at what an amberium will buy you in CrossCiv, it looks like an AMBerium ought to be worth a buck or so if you compare to various other games; however usually such games offer discounts so buying 10 or 50 or 100 of their currency at once tends to get you more of their currency per buck. A problem exists too of the probability that large scale players working in the thousands or tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands or millions or more could easily dump the price down like crazy, so the in-game currency is very much like fiat currencies in that they are probably better off being spent than saved.
In the typical off the shelf game-as-distributed items tend to constantly get created too, so massive minting of new items combined with massive minting of new currency supposedly cancels out allowing item values in terms of the currency to be hard-coded into the item templates; in the CrossCiv server though shops do not keep creating new items out of no-where. When the shops were first created some of them had some pretty nifty items for sale, but by now all the really interesting items that had been in them are probably long since sold, so mostly what you will see in them will be loot other players have sold to them.
However we have a lot of vending-machine type buildings available to players, with pre-priced storage bays they can pile stuff in for other players to buy from them. Players can set their own prices simply by using a bay whose pre-set price is higher than the total they want for the stuff they put in it, and put some change (currency) too to bring the actual price down to their desired price.
Thus it can be expected that the more interesting/useful items will end up being sold in such private trading halls owned by players rather than being dumped at the regular shops for quick cash.
Since it is pretty trivially easy for a large scale player to come up with lots of amberium, it might turn out to be much more lucrative for small scale players to seek patronage from such rich players rather than working their way up in scale solely by their own efforts.
The players who have historically gained the most from their presence on the CrossCiv server have been those who leveraged the relationships they made there with other players, getting together to do highly profitable things such as when they initially created the Galactic Financial Corp (GFC, also known as General Financial Corp), since back when they created it they only put in 20 million DeVCoins, making its 1000000 shares worth only 20 DVC each, but once it borrowed oodles of money from the Martians and loaned it out to intergalactic mining Corps it rapidly became much more valuable, each of its shares being worth sGFCrate=4997248.39078124 DeVCoins according to the current (as I write this) Latest Rates include-file.
Once you have some amberium in the game, the dungeonmaster character "Fox" can convert it to CCAMB on the HORIZON or Stellar platforms from where you can proceed to trade to umpteen other currencies and assets.
Or vice-versa, I can convert CCAMB for you just like converting other tokens back and forth to/from "actual coins".
You do not even have to catch Fox online, as the "imperial post office" in the diplomacy city can do packages so you could just mail her some amberium coins with instructions as to what HORIZON or Stellar account you want credited.
-MarkM-
General info about Crossfire RPG, including client downloads, is at https://crossfire.real-time.com/
Their default distribution is a generic "rogue-like" fantasy world, until we are able to get artists and such to make suitable images for is for science-fiction stuff we just take the Arthur C. Clarke route of "any sufficiently advanced technology is indisinguishable from magic" and use the game's magic wands and staffs and so on to represent blasters laser rifles or whatever for now. Since the important thing is to get the economy up and running in order to hopefully eventually help get artists etc on board once the economy is large and productive.
Crossfire has a basic currency consisting of silver, gold, platinum, jade and amberium pieces with fixed exchange-rates (10 silver to a gold, gold to a platinum, 100 platinum to a jade, 100 jade to an amberium) plus some standard gems (diamond, ruby, sapphire and emerald) that some banks also exchange; plus a couple of paper/card token type things, one being imperial credits the other being tokens redeemable for 200 standard diamonds at the diamond exchange.
We only bother converting to and from crypto in units of amberium. The asset CCAMB on HORIZON and on Stellar represents CrossCiv AMBerium coins.
Technically we also assume that the goldpieces in CrossCiv and those in the CoffeeMUD MUD are worth the same currently, so in principle MGOLD (meaning MUDgold) should be convertible to and from CCAMB at 50,000 MGOLD per CCAMB.
Looking at what an amberium will buy you in CrossCiv, it looks like an AMBerium ought to be worth a buck or so if you compare to various other games; however usually such games offer discounts so buying 10 or 50 or 100 of their currency at once tends to get you more of their currency per buck. A problem exists too of the probability that large scale players working in the thousands or tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands or millions or more could easily dump the price down like crazy, so the in-game currency is very much like fiat currencies in that they are probably better off being spent than saved.
In the typical off the shelf game-as-distributed items tend to constantly get created too, so massive minting of new items combined with massive minting of new currency supposedly cancels out allowing item values in terms of the currency to be hard-coded into the item templates; in the CrossCiv server though shops do not keep creating new items out of no-where. When the shops were first created some of them had some pretty nifty items for sale, but by now all the really interesting items that had been in them are probably long since sold, so mostly what you will see in them will be loot other players have sold to them.
However we have a lot of vending-machine type buildings available to players, with pre-priced storage bays they can pile stuff in for other players to buy from them. Players can set their own prices simply by using a bay whose pre-set price is higher than the total they want for the stuff they put in it, and put some change (currency) too to bring the actual price down to their desired price.
Thus it can be expected that the more interesting/useful items will end up being sold in such private trading halls owned by players rather than being dumped at the regular shops for quick cash.
Since it is pretty trivially easy for a large scale player to come up with lots of amberium, it might turn out to be much more lucrative for small scale players to seek patronage from such rich players rather than working their way up in scale solely by their own efforts.
The players who have historically gained the most from their presence on the CrossCiv server have been those who leveraged the relationships they made there with other players, getting together to do highly profitable things such as when they initially created the Galactic Financial Corp (GFC, also known as General Financial Corp), since back when they created it they only put in 20 million DeVCoins, making its 1000000 shares worth only 20 DVC each, but once it borrowed oodles of money from the Martians and loaned it out to intergalactic mining Corps it rapidly became much more valuable, each of its shares being worth sGFCrate=4997248.39078124 DeVCoins according to the current (as I write this) Latest Rates include-file.
Once you have some amberium in the game, the dungeonmaster character "Fox" can convert it to CCAMB on the HORIZON or Stellar platforms from where you can proceed to trade to umpteen other currencies and assets.
Or vice-versa, I can convert CCAMB for you just like converting other tokens back and forth to/from "actual coins".
You do not even have to catch Fox online, as the "imperial post office" in the diplomacy city can do packages so you could just mail her some amberium coins with instructions as to what HORIZON or Stellar account you want credited.
-MarkM-
markm your game is amazing and certainly one of the longest running metagames if not the first in blockchain-based currency history as far as using DeVCoin (DVC) and others that you list on your makemoney.knotwork.com site. Sometimes I wonder if we can simplify it so even devs/A-Team like myself can better relate to your game. So focusing one ? at a time. Simply put, what does one earn in the CrossCiv game described above and how does one use it to trade for or acquire DVC?. Can you describe the process?
Hello community DVC. Are there many free ways to get DVC?
You can also of course become a player in the Galactic Milieu, which has many currencies of which DeVCoin is one.
The free way into the Galactic Milieu is to join the "CrossCiv" Crossfire-RPG server located at CrossCiv.knotwork.com. The "metaserver" your Crossfire client uses to get a list of servers might not list the CrossCiv server but you can tell your client directly to connect to CrossCiv.knotwork.com to access the Galactic Milieu's Crossfire-rpg server.
You can get Crossfire-RPG clients at https://crossfire.real-time.com/clients/index.html
https://crossfire.real-time.com/ is a good site to learn about Crossfire-RPG although the specific maps it focusses on are the generic fantasy-world maps that come with the free open source server.
The Galactic Milieu's "CrossCiv" server uses the free open source software but has its own custom maps, not just for the Science-Fiction Milieu but also for the Fantasy milieu that characters not suitable for the Sci-Fi milieu (fantasy characters, basically) get put into.
We used to be able to use the maps to control where all the various races/species and professions start, but then Crossfire came up with new clients in which characters are created mostly by the client so the server had to have a quarantine added where new characters who try to go to the Galactic Milieu get put until an admin can check they are not fantasy characters.
You can play fantasy characters if you wish, players can have multiple characters, but to enter the Galactic Milieu you need a human character of a non-fantasy profession, such as Warrior, Thief, Ninja, Barbarian or Swashbuckler.
You will be put in a "schoolhouse" where you can learn to play, and can gain levels by things like reading books to get literacy experience, but cannot exit the quarantine schoolhouse. Once an admin has checked your character you will either be moved to a copy of the schoolhouse whose exit door out to the capital city of the Galactic Diplomacy Planet works (if you are non-fantasy) or to a tuturial map in the fantasy milieu (if a fantasy character).
Once free in the Galactic Diplomacy city you can negotiate with various other players representing various civilisations, as well as earn money looting goblins orcs and such provided for entertainment and training.
If you use a client that still uses the old server-side character creation (such as the old java client) you will even have the opportunity, if you choose Warrior, to pick a civilisation to be a member of, in which case instead of starting on the Diplomacy Planet you will start in the capital of your civilisation on whatever planet that is located. Since you can have more than one character you can have one or more on your home planet as well as one or more on the diplomacy planet and of course some fantasy ones to play around with and perhaps learn about potential "alien species" that might somehow find their way into the science-fiction milieu.
(There are for example orcs, goblins, elves and fenx on the diplomacy planet, just not available for starting players to play outside of the fantasy milieu.)
DeVCoin is only one of many currencies you can earn in the Milieu, by way of converting the various currencies among one-another. See https://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/digitalisassets.html for lists and plots of relative values over history; the "Latest Rates include file" there shows value in DeVCoins of the various other assets.
The assets can be traded on HORIZON and/or Stellar platforms, see http://makemoney.knotwork.com/
Once active on the Diplomacy Planet there are various routes of scaling up from individual character scale toward FreeCiv scale in which one FreeCiv unit of settlers creates a city of population 10,000 when it settles somewhere.
-MarkM-
Hello community DVC. Are there many free ways to get DVC?
https://faucet.d.evco.in/
EDIT: Hey Vladsock#infinity
Hello community DVC. Are there many free ways to get DVC?
By the way I see an executable named devcoin-wallet in src dir, any idea what that is / what it is for?
Maybe this?
https://github.com/sidhujag/devcoin-android/tree/master/devcoin-wallet
Develcuy this was posted by another poster on the Ixcoin official telegram room. You got paid 20,000 ixc for a new site and this is it? Don’t know much but Vlad2Vlad broke it down so maybe fix the errors. Or not. I don’t consider that a website, it’s more like reading wiki. To each his own.
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From the public Ixcoin official telegram room. Develcuy was paid 20,000 ixc for a new Ixcoin website. All he did was revive the 11 year old website full of outdated or false info.
—— from the “new” “updated” site:
For current events contact the growing community of developers and board members of the IxCoin foundation: Often on-line in the bitcoin forum Bitcoin forum LINK Current active members of the IxCoin foundation are Vlad2Vlad cinnamon_carter Developers GroundRod Ahmed Bodhi
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From Vlad2Vlad on telegram who’s banned for life here and Twitter.
Yeah, that site is only 7 years out of date. Haha. I’m lead dev, lead VC, ceo and chairman. Titles given to me by DeadSea33, Thomas and the community and titles I earned daily being active for 9 years with no pay. And for bringing in an A team on the board of directors. But it was too soon.
Ahmed was never a dev, we paid him well, he copy and pasted some Bitcoin code took him 4 months and was gone. Groundrod same thing but he has PhD talent and did a fast job. And neither one were on the board. I chose the board members and neither were board members for a second. Nobody is left on the board except me as lead VC, CEO and Chairman.
But I did bring a great team together. Michael Terpin, Cinnamon Carter (miss her), CEX.io/Ghash CEO, Smith who at the time had the largest Bitcoin mine at 50% of total global Bitcoin hash power, and later I got eccentric billionaire Matthew Mellon but he soon passed away. ArchimedesX never asked for money and did good work but left with no call no show for 2-3 years now.
Soooo, we’ve never had a real dev except DeadSea33 and I and we both did what we could with what we knew and could afford.
I’m still chairman of the board and after pumping 1 million Ixcoin into development I’m lead venture capitalist too. And 9 years with no pay working mostly alone.
We have a couple team members but the only board member left is me, Vlad2Vlad. And nobody, I mean nobody on this planet gets a board seat without my ok and the biggest thing I expect is integrity, like the first board team had.
Develcuy got 20,000 ixc and put in maybe 10 minutes of work on this “new site” and has no idea what work vlad and deadsea were doing or what the future for ixc is. He doesn’t even know we have no dev besides myself and I’m the only board member on the foundation I started alone and hold all the domains for.
In other words, Traxo who paid the 20,000 wasted his money cause no way out of 5 donors not one asked for their ixc back after this petty scam by develcuy.
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Anyway, I’m surprised we had 5 donors but nobody joins the official public Ixcoin room which is why It’s probably why we had one single donor and that was Traxo. Anyway, I’m enjoying the room and it’s very active unlike this thread since all Vlad2Vlad got banned for life.
Best of luck…
Official public Ixcoin telegram room (below), there is no one to contact but Vlad and he’s very active in this room.
https://t.me/IXcoin_Official_Room
EDIT: Wow, I can’t believe develcuy didn’t even post the “new updated” website here. Haha. Here it is. Hope it’s worth 20,000 ixc. Lol
https://ixc.devcoin.org/
You guys should follow the Ixcoin room if you’re using Ixcoin code. At any rate, I’m lurking in there, not much of a talker. I just stick around and let everyone do all the work so I can make billions for free. I’m just a sluggard. Hate research, posting, finding investors and I sure can’t even code goto:c
Vlad also wants to say I’m sorry to develcuy, he was paranoid that you were trying to sabotage him or Ixcoin. MarkM thanks for clearing things up.
And he wants to say I’m really sorry to Traxo, who was the closest thing to a real friend along with deadsea and cinnamon he ever had in crypto.
Now he’s all alone. I think he’s gonna ban Dave from his Ixcoin room since he’s trying to push him into war with people that will destroy him. Friends don’t do that.
So it’s just me at Ixcoin left. None of these guys helped with anything, just lies, and on the contrary all vlad got was sabotage, theft and death threats. And none were from the Catholics. It was the masons.
It’s confusing when you’re an outsider, not truly knowing your enemy or if you even have a friend in this whole world. The only people that were friends to me in 9 years were cinnamon, deadsea and Traxo. Now they’re all gone.
So maybe it’s Vlad’s turn to go. Who ever appreciated anything he ever did? Nobody. So what’s the point?
[moderator's note: consecutive posts merged]
Dear Devcoin community,
I'm maintaining the Ongoing shares registry since 2017. The initial purpose was to list the shares paid to Devcoin staff or administrators (people with roles and duties) by the Devcoin Foundation. Back then there were shares designated for different purposes (i.e: devtome, bounties, marketing, etc.), all the shares are converted to receiver files format and then paid on progressively throughout the 4k blocks that take every round (about a month). Currently, the receiver files input only comes from Ongoing shares for paying Devcoin A-Team (a.k.a staff, administrators, crowd, etc) and for holding funds for the Devcoin Foundation treasuries (i.e: Exchange Fund, OpenSource Fund, etc). I kept a private repository with the history of changes in parallel to the announcements made in this forum, the official Devcoin thread on Bitcointalk.
I see that Bitcointalk activity reduced consistently overtime and is no longer the main communication channel with our community, yet still relevant for its historic value! For those reasons I decided to publish the registry and rename the Ongoing shares to Devcoin Shares. The new name has a purpose for the future as well, since there are plans to evolve towards a DAO model: https://github.com/devcoin/core/issues/98 (please blame Sidhujag's cleverness!)
Long history short, from now on please stay tuned to the official Devcoin Shares registry for news in this regard. Changes and questions will be discussed in the repository issue queue and there might be a Wiki in the future, for documenting how Devcoin Shares are calculated and paid on every round.
Devcoin Shares repository: https://github.com/devcoin/shares/
Registry of changes: https://github.com/devcoin/shares/commits/master
Issue queue: https://github.com/devcoin/shares/issues
Go for it Devcoin community!
- develCuy
I'm maintaining the Ongoing shares registry since 2017. The initial purpose was to list the shares paid to Devcoin staff or administrators (people with roles and duties) by the Devcoin Foundation. Back then there were shares designated for different purposes (i.e: devtome, bounties, marketing, etc.), all the shares are converted to receiver files format and then paid on progressively throughout the 4k blocks that take every round (about a month). Currently, the receiver files input only comes from Ongoing shares for paying Devcoin A-Team (a.k.a staff, administrators, crowd, etc) and for holding funds for the Devcoin Foundation treasuries (i.e: Exchange Fund, OpenSource Fund, etc). I kept a private repository with the history of changes in parallel to the announcements made in this forum, the official Devcoin thread on Bitcointalk.
I see that Bitcointalk activity reduced consistently overtime and is no longer the main communication channel with our community, yet still relevant for its historic value! For those reasons I decided to publish the registry and rename the Ongoing shares to Devcoin Shares. The new name has a purpose for the future as well, since there are plans to evolve towards a DAO model: https://github.com/devcoin/core/issues/98 (please blame Sidhujag's cleverness!)
Long history short, from now on please stay tuned to the official Devcoin Shares registry for news in this regard. Changes and questions will be discussed in the repository issue queue and there might be a Wiki in the future, for documenting how Devcoin Shares are calculated and paid on every round.
Devcoin Shares repository: https://github.com/devcoin/shares/
Registry of changes: https://github.com/devcoin/shares/commits/master
Issue queue: https://github.com/devcoin/shares/issues
Go for it Devcoin community!
- develCuy
develCuy has pointed out the obvious, FreiXLite.com has listed our coin and the books have a VERY low rate to buy DVC at. In order to get up to our current Freiexchange.com DVC/BTC rate of 1 satoshi that we've accepted as the nominal value of DVC/BTC since being delisted from altilly.com in 2018, we'd need to see DVC/LTC hit 362 litoshi or - 0.00000362 LTC per DVC coin!
Right now there's sell orders to buy DVC as low as 9 litoshi (0.00000009 LTC per DVC!!!). If anyone in the community wants to snap up more DVC cheaper than 1 satoshi (0.00000001 BTC per DVC) here is your chance! I will wait a little to begin buying myself. Hopefully the community increases their position here if they are long DVC like the rest of us
You can get DVC/LTC here: https://freixlite.com/market/DVC/LTC
You can buy DVC/BTC here: https://freiexchange.com/market/DVC/BTC
(recently we had a buy at 0.00000001 BTC on Freiexchange so hopefully people become aware of FreiXLite's DVC/LTC listing!)
Right now there's sell orders to buy DVC as low as 9 litoshi (0.00000009 LTC per DVC!!!). If anyone in the community wants to snap up more DVC cheaper than 1 satoshi (0.00000001 BTC per DVC) here is your chance! I will wait a little to begin buying myself. Hopefully the community increases their position here if they are long DVC like the rest of us
You can get DVC/LTC here: https://freixlite.com/market/DVC/LTC
You can buy DVC/BTC here: https://freiexchange.com/market/DVC/BTC
(recently we had a buy at 0.00000001 BTC on Freiexchange so hopefully people become aware of FreiXLite's DVC/LTC listing!)
Devcoin FTW!
Thanks for the arrangements @realdantreccia
Go for it Devcoin community!
- develCuy
No use case answer. Must be a super secret. I do want to formally thank all the dvc guys for staying off of Ixcoin turf, thread and code. Much appreciated.
Apocalipsa 967
UPDATE: We can make 22.x talk to old 0.8.x by deactivating CSV (BIP68, BIP112 and BIP113) and changing the default transaction version to 1. I did some testing and seems to work!
Just pushed the change to the repo. If you wish to give it a try, please clone and build again.
ORIGINAL
Bad news, Bitcoin Core 22.x is not compatible with 0.8.x transactions and the reverse, need to patch net.cpp. Another approach might be to implement relay-only nodes able to support both 0.8.x and 22.x
- develCuy
Just pushed the change to the repo. If you wish to give it a try, please clone and build again.
ORIGINAL
Bad news, Bitcoin Core 22.x is not compatible with 0.8.x transactions and the reverse, need to patch net.cpp. Another approach might be to implement relay-only nodes able to support both 0.8.x and 22.x
- develCuy
New Bitcoin Core's txfee computing is a bit complicated and hard to match 100% with Devcoin's. Also, generated transactions aren't relaying due to some incompatibility:
The error above happens when 22.x client tries to relay a tx to a 0.8.x node, need to change a few more parameters (I hope).
- develCuy
Wonderful! I did try some transfers but max fee seems to be setup too low. I'm working on a fix.
- develCuy
Code:
ERROR: CTxMemPool::accept() : nonstandard transaction type
The error above happens when 22.x client tries to relay a tx to a 0.8.x node, need to change a few more parameters (I hope).
- develCuy
...Yup -reindex seems to have done it. Wallet now shows same balance I had before so looks okay so far, thanks!
-MarkM-
-MarkM-
Wonderful! I did try some transfers but max fee seems to be setup too low. I'm working on a fix.
- develCuy
Non standard tx are over 40 byte OP_RETURN I think...
Did you guys raise the OP_return? I’ll take the cap off and add apps like Instagram.
Anyway, and for real, what’s the use-case for dvc. I really can’t figure it out. If you don’t have a good one you won’t make it. With 2 trillion coins I gave an idea but still not sure.
Anybody?
UPDATE: We can make 22.x talk to old 0.8.x by deactivating CSV (BIP68, BIP112 and BIP113) and changing the default transaction version to 1. I did some testing and seems to work!
Just pushed the change to the repo. If you wish to give it a try, please clone and build again.
ORIGINAL
Bad news, Bitcoin Core 22.x is not compatible with 0.8.x transactions and the reverse, need to patch net.cpp. Another approach might be to implement relay-only nodes able to support both 0.8.x and 22.x
- develCuy
Just pushed the change to the repo. If you wish to give it a try, please clone and build again.
ORIGINAL
Bad news, Bitcoin Core 22.x is not compatible with 0.8.x transactions and the reverse, need to patch net.cpp. Another approach might be to implement relay-only nodes able to support both 0.8.x and 22.x
- develCuy
New Bitcoin Core's txfee computing is a bit complicated and hard to match 100% with Devcoin's. Also, generated transactions aren't relaying due to some incompatibility:
The error above happens when 22.x client tries to relay a tx to a 0.8.x node, need to change a few more parameters (I hope).
- develCuy
Wonderful! I did try some transfers but max fee seems to be setup too low. I'm working on a fix.
- develCuy
Code:
ERROR: CTxMemPool::accept() : nonstandard transaction type
The error above happens when 22.x client tries to relay a tx to a 0.8.x node, need to change a few more parameters (I hope).
- develCuy
...Yup -reindex seems to have done it. Wallet now shows same balance I had before so looks okay so far, thanks!
-MarkM-
-MarkM-
Wonderful! I did try some transfers but max fee seems to be setup too low. I'm working on a fix.
- develCuy
Non standard tx are over 40 byte OP_RETURN I think...
Develcuy, I’m in charge of ixc development not some shit community who hasn’t helped in years and I had to pay for everything. The btc community doesn’t control the btc foundation or Wladimir. They get no say. The foundation where I’m the Chsirman and the maintainer who is also me, control all of ixc. Do you understand how open source works? Follow the number 1 coin, Bitcoin - that’s the protocol I’m using.
Stay off my thread - it’s your final warning.
Apocalipsa969 - I’ll ruin your crypto life if crooks like you don’t start obeying and sticking to their own coins.
Daaan Treccia, please advice this “dev” of yours if I play games when messed with. Get Traxo buddy, why don’t you advise him too. You’ve known me for years, you really wanna watch this guy get reported for his crimes all over and this thread turned to turd by an army of rats?
Make your life simple. Don’t get close to me unless I invite you. Trust me, you’ll regret it so so much cause I just never stop. Cause I’m stupid.
Regards,
Apocalipsa969
Stay off my thread - it’s your final warning.
Apocalipsa969 - I’ll ruin your crypto life if crooks like you don’t start obeying and sticking to their own coins.
Daaan Treccia, please advice this “dev” of yours if I play games when messed with. Get Traxo buddy, why don’t you advise him too. You’ve known me for years, you really wanna watch this guy get reported for his crimes all over and this thread turned to turd by an army of rats?
Make your life simple. Don’t get close to me unless I invite you. Trust me, you’ll regret it so so much cause I just never stop. Cause I’m stupid.
Regards,
Apocalipsa969
UPDATE: We can make 22.x talk to old 0.8.x by deactivating CSV (BIP68, BIP112 and BIP113) and changing the default transaction version to 1. I did some testing and seems to work!
Just pushed the change to the repo. If you wish to give it a try, please clone and build again.
ORIGINAL
Bad news, Bitcoin Core 22.x is not compatible with 0.8.x transactions and the reverse, need to patch net.cpp. Another approach might be to implement relay-only nodes able to support both 0.8.x and 22.x
- develCuy
Just pushed the change to the repo. If you wish to give it a try, please clone and build again.
ORIGINAL
Bad news, Bitcoin Core 22.x is not compatible with 0.8.x transactions and the reverse, need to patch net.cpp. Another approach might be to implement relay-only nodes able to support both 0.8.x and 22.x
- develCuy
New Bitcoin Core's txfee computing is a bit complicated and hard to match 100% with Devcoin's. Also, generated transactions aren't relaying due to some incompatibility:
The error above happens when 22.x client tries to relay a tx to a 0.8.x node, need to change a few more parameters (I hope).
- develCuy
Wonderful! I did try some transfers but max fee seems to be setup too low. I'm working on a fix.
- develCuy
Code:
ERROR: CTxMemPool::accept() : nonstandard transaction type
The error above happens when 22.x client tries to relay a tx to a 0.8.x node, need to change a few more parameters (I hope).
- develCuy
...Yup -reindex seems to have done it. Wallet now shows same balance I had before so looks okay so far, thanks!
-MarkM-
-MarkM-
Wonderful! I did try some transfers but max fee seems to be setup too low. I'm working on a fix.
- develCuy
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