Topic: [EMC] EMERCOIN — Blockchain Service Platform. PoS&PoW | BTC merge-mined - page 5. (Read 393841 times)

Yes, the project is clearly abandoned, since as you can see, in 2019:
 
The core team has released two core wallet versions 0.7.4 and 0.7.5.
The system implementation team has released emerAPI: http://emerapi.info/
Created and implemented Randpay - subsystem for handle trillions of transaction per year: https://medium.com/@emer.tech/randpay-6a028f16c82a
ENUMER handles ~2000 requests a day
emerDNS OpenNIC gateway handles ~10,000 requests per day
EdTech implemented education notarization on the Emer: https://medium.com/@emer.tech/blockchain-in-edtech-52cbb6c9c68c

But, if people are blurry-eyed, of course, Emercoin is abandoned to them.

https://github.com/emercoin/emercoin/graphs/contributors

Not since they got caught lying about this scam - looks like they've abandoned this project now.

any news coming soon?

Voted 

A new explorer for EMC

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Besides the ordinary features, it has some interesting ones like https://tokenview.com/cn/topaccount/emc rich list.

What was the outcome with CARD ? did you put your ideas across at the innovation meeting ?

Is Melnik the new Emercoin Official spokesman?

Maybe Melnik can answer the questions about fake business addresses that Emercoin lied about?

https://medium.com/@emer.tech/randpay-6a028f16c82a

New wallet:
https://github.com/emercoin/emercoin/releases

This old project. He is definitely not coven.

But this coin has a very small investment attractiveness.

Says the russian emc shill.

Go back to the russian section to promote your scam coin there.

Continue quoting the article until the end!
This problems was FIXED by EMERCOIN.

U a fucking shiller!

“Fake Stake” attacks on chain-based Proof-of-Stake cryptocurrencies

https://medium.com/@dsl_uiuc/fake-stake-attacks-on-chain-based-proof-of-stake-cryptocurrencies-b8b05723f806


This article is the public disclosure of a series of resource exhaustion vulnerabilities investigated by a team of students consisting of Sanket Kanjalkar (sanket1729, [email protected]), Yunqi Li, Yuguang Chen, Joseph Kuo, and our adviser Andrew Miller(socrates1024) in the Decentralized Systems Lab @ UIUC. These vulnerabilities have affected 26+ Proof-of-Stake cryptocurrencies in total and would allow a network attacker with a very small amount of stake to crash any of the network nodes running the corresponding software. We began a coordinated disclosure in October 2018 to notify development teams of affected cryptocurrencies ahead of this public release. The majority of them (weighted by marketcap) have already deployed mitigations.........


Vulnerability #1: “I Can’t Believe it’s not Stake”

When we first investigated this problem, we found that five cryptocurrencies, Qtum, Particl, Navcoin, HTMLcoin, and Emercoin, exhibited a fairly trivial form of this vulnerability: namely, they fail to check any coinstake transaction at all before committing a block to RAM or disk. What these five cryptocurrencies have in common is that they have adopted Bitcoin’s “headers first” feature, in which block propagation was split into two separate messages, Block and Header. Nodes only ask for Block after Header passes the PoW checks AND it is a longest (or longer) chain. Since the coinstake transaction is present only in Block but not the Header, a node cannot validate the Header on its own. Instead, it directly stores the header to an in-memory data structure (mapBlockIndex). As a result, any network attacker, even with no stake whatsoever, can fill up a victim node’s RAM..........

Eugene Shumilov is also involved in the Polybius ICO scam, as well as still promoting the well known Hashcoins scammers - you must be very proud.

I've not lost a dime because I don't invest in scams - but this team has & continues to scam many people.

you must have lost lots of money in the crypto business, I personally like Eugene Shumilov answers

It's neither. It's a Russian scam coin for making devs money.
The investards get talked into buying more, making devs money.
Devs have already done ICO's - Polybius was one of them, another scam, making devs money.
Nothing. They're both scams, making devs money.
Investards who by EMC or fall for their ICO scams, making devs money.
No it doesn't. It uses fake Russian shill accounts to give that impression.
Maxihatop (Oleg Khovayko) is the main scammer, he's been involved in Hashcoins, Hashflare, Polybius & other shady scams, making devs money.
None, they're all scams.
More scams, more investards falling for them, more shill accounts, more lies, more ICO scams & more scam accusations until they decide they've scammed enough money to retire on.

Where did the liar Emercoin Official go?......
Where are your fake business addresses you lied about?
How much did you make out of the Polybius ICO scam?
Why are you ignoring the 3 scam accusations against you?
Etc, etc.......

great read, thanks!

10 most common questions (and answers) about Emercoin

 What exactly is Emercoin? Is it a cryptocurrency or a blockchain platform?
 How does your community take it when the cryptocurrency market plunges?
 Can’t you raise the market price by doing an ICO?
 What makes Emercoin different from an ICO?
 So then how is the project developed, who pays for it?
 Emercoin has a strong community around it. Is that where the project’s support comes from?
 So who stands behind all the tech being developed under the Emercoin brand? Who’s the mastermind?
 Which of Emercoin’s projects do you think is most promising?
 What do you see in Emercoin’s future?

https://medium.com/@emer.tech/10-most-common-questions-and-answers-about-emercoin-2a00549e81c5

Nah - they're quiet because they got caught lying & scamming & dare not show their faces.