The update is appreciated. This is what the HTML community has been looking for so that we know something has been done to ensure their investments aren't lost.
I would suggest continuing with frequent updates even if they are just "we are still working on it" with additional screenshots of communication with YoBit.
Looking forward to more information regarding the manual swap (as I am sure many others are as well)!
Topic: HTMLCOIN AND ALTHASH BLOCKCHAIN - page 24. (Read 36161 times)
HTMLCOIN UPDATE - 12 DECEMBER 2017
Regarding Yobit swap & plans moving forward
The time has come for us to share some of the messages and frustration we have been dealing with over the past month.
As you know, the last communications between the HTMLCOIN team and Yobit involved Yobit having difficulty compiling HTMLCOIN’s new wallet source. Though the HTMLCOIN team provided the necessary support on this request and provided a working solution, the team has not received any official response from Yobit.
*messages read bottom to top*
https://i.imgur.com/1dMD8No.jpg
Since that message, all of our communication with Yobit has been through unofficial sources and with individual developers and moderators. We no longer understand Yobit’s agenda or motivation, and we can only assume the issue is not money, as the usual swap fee is held in escrow in Yobit’s system through their 1-4 day premium maintenance service. Unfortunately, it has become clear that Yobit is either not capable of completing the compilation or is no longer interested. What other exchanges did in less than one hour, Yobit has not completed in 3 weeks.
Whether Yobit is no longer interested or simply doesn’t have the resources/skills to complete the swap, we don’t know and can only speculate.
Months before the swap started, we agreed with Yobit on the process where Yobit would open deposits and then would automatically swap all users’ coins once the new wallet was available. Yobit maintained all along that they were ready to swap (the swapped coin was originally going to be named CSSCOIN but was later named HTMLCOIN):
*messages read bottom to top*
https://i.imgur.com/dSFZqpE.jpg
And once everything was in place, the HTMLCOIN team reached out to begin the swap. Yobit, again, confirmed they would complete the swap.
*messages read bottom to top*
https://i.imgur.com/nqlPLk3.jpg
Though the HTMLCOIN team followed Yobit’s procedures for the swap and provided the .5 BTC payment, over the past weeks, Yobit has not only failed to complete the swap, worse, they have simply stopped responding to our communication!
Yobit has not fulfilled their promise. Blockchain is a decentralized technology. No one owns it. The role of the Foundation and core team is to manage and upgrade the core software on GitHub, and exchanges use this software to manage transactions on your behalf. We have no direct influence over the exchange or the blockchain, and it is the exchanges’ responsibility to keep their software up to date as users choose to purchase exchange services off them with their fees.
This does not appear to be happening at Yobit, and they are not behaving as custodians of the blockchain or their users’ accounts as their users agreed with them when we all joined the exchange. The HTMLCOIN Foundation regrets that Yobit has chosen to deal with the community and their users in this manner. Unfortunately, we can not do anything on Yobit’s platform without their involvement. It is their site, their database. We can not do anything to see users’ wallet balances or to retrieve user data.
The HTMLCOIN Foundation is now redirecting its resources to move forward assuming Yobit will not complete this swap. We still want Yobit to complete the swap, but holding out hope is damaging the project. So, we are getting ready to move to Plan B.
Plan B will involve an immediate non-anonymous procedure for swapping (where you will have to communicate your HTMLCOIN balance at Yobit to the HTMLCOIN team) and will also include an anonymous procedure for swapping manually. The anonymous manual swap will require Yobit to open withdrawals of HTML5, and we have already begun petitioning them to do so. The anonymous manual swap comes with the risk of a user withdrawing HTML5 coin to his or her HTML wallet and losing those coins. Because of this, we are building an additional web tool to allow users to swap directly from the Yobit HTML5 wallet to a valid HTML wallet.
We will update you with details on the non-anonymous swap procedure as well as progress on the anonymous swap procedure as this information comes available. This method could easily take many weeks due to sheer volume and number of users, and before we start we would encourage you to find friends you know and trust and consolidate your Yobit wallets using Yobicodes for a faster swap.
The old HTML5 is a decentralized currency and does not belong to anyone and cannot be controlled by anyone. Everyone is free to choose what they would like to do with their coins. We encourage you to follow up with Yobit regarding their commitment to upgrade the HTML software in line with your user agreements and their commitments to the Foundation.
We will continue to contact Yobit while we proceed to and with Plan B. We hope they realize HTML is not giving up like other projects have, and we will move on, with or without them.
Join the conversation on our official Telegram group: https://t.me/htmlcoinofficial
Regarding Yobit swap & plans moving forward
The time has come for us to share some of the messages and frustration we have been dealing with over the past month.
As you know, the last communications between the HTMLCOIN team and Yobit involved Yobit having difficulty compiling HTMLCOIN’s new wallet source. Though the HTMLCOIN team provided the necessary support on this request and provided a working solution, the team has not received any official response from Yobit.
*messages read bottom to top*
https://i.imgur.com/1dMD8No.jpg
Since that message, all of our communication with Yobit has been through unofficial sources and with individual developers and moderators. We no longer understand Yobit’s agenda or motivation, and we can only assume the issue is not money, as the usual swap fee is held in escrow in Yobit’s system through their 1-4 day premium maintenance service. Unfortunately, it has become clear that Yobit is either not capable of completing the compilation or is no longer interested. What other exchanges did in less than one hour, Yobit has not completed in 3 weeks.
Whether Yobit is no longer interested or simply doesn’t have the resources/skills to complete the swap, we don’t know and can only speculate.
Months before the swap started, we agreed with Yobit on the process where Yobit would open deposits and then would automatically swap all users’ coins once the new wallet was available. Yobit maintained all along that they were ready to swap (the swapped coin was originally going to be named CSSCOIN but was later named HTMLCOIN):
*messages read bottom to top*
https://i.imgur.com/dSFZqpE.jpg
And once everything was in place, the HTMLCOIN team reached out to begin the swap. Yobit, again, confirmed they would complete the swap.
*messages read bottom to top*
https://i.imgur.com/nqlPLk3.jpg
Though the HTMLCOIN team followed Yobit’s procedures for the swap and provided the .5 BTC payment, over the past weeks, Yobit has not only failed to complete the swap, worse, they have simply stopped responding to our communication!
Yobit has not fulfilled their promise. Blockchain is a decentralized technology. No one owns it. The role of the Foundation and core team is to manage and upgrade the core software on GitHub, and exchanges use this software to manage transactions on your behalf. We have no direct influence over the exchange or the blockchain, and it is the exchanges’ responsibility to keep their software up to date as users choose to purchase exchange services off them with their fees.
This does not appear to be happening at Yobit, and they are not behaving as custodians of the blockchain or their users’ accounts as their users agreed with them when we all joined the exchange. The HTMLCOIN Foundation regrets that Yobit has chosen to deal with the community and their users in this manner. Unfortunately, we can not do anything on Yobit’s platform without their involvement. It is their site, their database. We can not do anything to see users’ wallet balances or to retrieve user data.
The HTMLCOIN Foundation is now redirecting its resources to move forward assuming Yobit will not complete this swap. We still want Yobit to complete the swap, but holding out hope is damaging the project. So, we are getting ready to move to Plan B.
Plan B will involve an immediate non-anonymous procedure for swapping (where you will have to communicate your HTMLCOIN balance at Yobit to the HTMLCOIN team) and will also include an anonymous procedure for swapping manually. The anonymous manual swap will require Yobit to open withdrawals of HTML5, and we have already begun petitioning them to do so. The anonymous manual swap comes with the risk of a user withdrawing HTML5 coin to his or her HTML wallet and losing those coins. Because of this, we are building an additional web tool to allow users to swap directly from the Yobit HTML5 wallet to a valid HTML wallet.
We will update you with details on the non-anonymous swap procedure as well as progress on the anonymous swap procedure as this information comes available. This method could easily take many weeks due to sheer volume and number of users, and before we start we would encourage you to find friends you know and trust and consolidate your Yobit wallets using Yobicodes for a faster swap.
The old HTML5 is a decentralized currency and does not belong to anyone and cannot be controlled by anyone. Everyone is free to choose what they would like to do with their coins. We encourage you to follow up with Yobit regarding their commitment to upgrade the HTML software in line with your user agreements and their commitments to the Foundation.
We will continue to contact Yobit while we proceed to and with Plan B. We hope they realize HTML is not giving up like other projects have, and we will move on, with or without them.
Join the conversation on our official Telegram group: https://t.me/htmlcoinofficial
Who has html5 coins will lose or not have more value? Wow, what are the good points for such a change?
Very good and unique project... Wishing best of luck for all team members behind this project
Naw he doesn't. Just spreading FUD.
the old project is reborn again? how to make sure that everyone who has the coin will get the new ones
If you bought coins on Yobit - you lost money, thats what i can say from my experience, yobit even baned me tioday for letting others know that news were fake
Im calling all people to create petition against them both to report them
the old project is reborn again? how to make sure that everyone who has the coin will get the new ones
If you bought coins on Yobit - you lost money, thats what i can say from my experience, yobit even baned me tioday for letting others know that news were fake
Im calling all people to create petition against them both to report them
Swap is going?
NO, it was scam, Yobite repeated again - dont do any swaps and newer will
the old project is reborn again? how to make sure that everyone who has the coin will get the new ones
Swap is going?
HTML team posted fake news to hold coins on Yobit for automatic swap. Yobit repeated so many times - they wont do swap. Coins held on Yobit are dead and lost coins.
SCAM !!!
I don't see any htmlcoin discord server. so htmlcoin have any dicord community? I think discord community is one of the strong community now a days and its helps to spreed 
@htmlcoin.team Where is the block explorer?
http://crawler.htmlcoin.com/ is still down!
Also the markets are all gone at coinmarketcap due to the rebrand:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/htmlcoin/#markets
FIX THAT ASAP!
http://crawler.htmlcoin.com/ is still down!
Also the markets are all gone at coinmarketcap due to the rebrand:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/htmlcoin/#markets
FIX THAT ASAP!
Swap is going?
I've HTML5 in Yobit, when is it going to swap to HTML? Currently it is still HTML5 in Yobit, I can't sent HTML5 to the latest HTML wallet right?
On the 20th November the HTML5 coin will be swapping to HTML on the new HTMLCOIN blockchain platform. The new platform brings the project up to date with a full feature modern blockchain:
Details on the new platform and project are included in our whitepaper at www.htmlcoin.com/whitepaper
New and Roadmap Features of the Platform include:
1. Uses both the Bitcoincore (0.14) and Ether Client (CPP) codebase allowing Ether Virtual Machines to run on the more secure/stable Bitcoin UTXO model
2. QTUM compatibility layer which allows smart contracts, multiple tokens and EVM to run on UTXO, as well as easy porting of existing Ethereum and Solidity Smart Contracts
3. Proof Of Work (POW 1%) and Blackcoin's Proof Of Stake 3.0 (POS 1%) to ensure efficiency and security
4. Enhanced Hash Rate Compensation adjusts every 120 blocks with short, medium, and long block time samples make fairer and faster 60s blocktimes.
5. Oracles built on top of the Ethereum Virtual Machine allow offchain settlement of Smart Contracts with authorised data feeds like weather or stock prices
6. Real Time Checkpointing protects the history of the chain from being changed by 51% attacks by broadcasting block height and hash of the main chain.
7. Simple Payment Verification SPV allows Android or iOS mobile wallet to authenticate a transaction or Smart Contract without downloading the entire blockchain (planned q1 2018)
HTMLCOIN is a community driven project to deliver a high feature smart contract/EVM/DAPP compatible platform which will be used to bring meaningful and broad adoption for blockchain technologies. Through our global community of 20000+ we plan on providing people with the tools, support and resources to make this happen. Htmlcoin is about empowering people and creating opportunities. Ultimately, we envision a “humanized” blockchain rather than something only accesible to a technological elite
Swap updates:
If your holdings are on exchanges (Yobit, Bleutrade, Coingather), swap from HTML5 to HTML will be automatic. If your holdings are in a local wallet you can swap with the self swapping webform available later on 20th November. Don't panic, self swapping at 1:1 will be available for 60 days before the ratio reduces to 2:1 (days 61-90) and 3:1 (days 91-105), the swap offer closes on day 105. The new QT Wallet will be made available from the HTMLCOIN GIT repository on 20th November prior to the swap completing.
HTMLCOIN is not a security:
The HTMLCOIN project is building a new blockchain as a utility for the coins/tokens on it, which are a store of value and a medium of exchange, the value of the coins is something dictated by the markets and not the Foundation. Put simply, all the coins are out there and have been mined/forged/minted, and you are selling them to each other for what you think they are worth. The HTMLCOIN Foundation is only interested in getting the best technology in place to secure the future of the HTMLCOIN blockchain, and gain broad adoption of secure distributed ledger technology. No one from the Foundation will discuss value of HTMLCOIN or encourage its purchase on exchanges. Any comments that may be construed this way are private views and not those of the Foundation.
Information Releases:
For the next few weeks we expect misleading information and spoofing of our sites. The only authoritative source of information are the HTML Foundation social feeds, websites and GITHUB. If in doubt, confirm with at least two officers of the Foundation.
DON'T PANIC:
NO ONE WHO WANTS TO PARTICIPATE WILL GET LEFT BEHIND. WE ARE HERE TO HELP
you'll find us hanging out at https://t.me/htmlcoinofficial most of the time
Details on the new platform and project are included in our whitepaper at www.htmlcoin.com/whitepaper
New and Roadmap Features of the Platform include:
1. Uses both the Bitcoincore (0.14) and Ether Client (CPP) codebase allowing Ether Virtual Machines to run on the more secure/stable Bitcoin UTXO model
2. QTUM compatibility layer which allows smart contracts, multiple tokens and EVM to run on UTXO, as well as easy porting of existing Ethereum and Solidity Smart Contracts
3. Proof Of Work (POW 1%) and Blackcoin's Proof Of Stake 3.0 (POS 1%) to ensure efficiency and security
4. Enhanced Hash Rate Compensation adjusts every 120 blocks with short, medium, and long block time samples make fairer and faster 60s blocktimes.
5. Oracles built on top of the Ethereum Virtual Machine allow offchain settlement of Smart Contracts with authorised data feeds like weather or stock prices
6. Real Time Checkpointing protects the history of the chain from being changed by 51% attacks by broadcasting block height and hash of the main chain.
7. Simple Payment Verification SPV allows Android or iOS mobile wallet to authenticate a transaction or Smart Contract without downloading the entire blockchain (planned q1 2018)
HTMLCOIN is a community driven project to deliver a high feature smart contract/EVM/DAPP compatible platform which will be used to bring meaningful and broad adoption for blockchain technologies. Through our global community of 20000+ we plan on providing people with the tools, support and resources to make this happen. Htmlcoin is about empowering people and creating opportunities. Ultimately, we envision a “humanized” blockchain rather than something only accesible to a technological elite
Swap updates:
If your holdings are on exchanges (Yobit, Bleutrade, Coingather), swap from HTML5 to HTML will be automatic. If your holdings are in a local wallet you can swap with the self swapping webform available later on 20th November. Don't panic, self swapping at 1:1 will be available for 60 days before the ratio reduces to 2:1 (days 61-90) and 3:1 (days 91-105), the swap offer closes on day 105. The new QT Wallet will be made available from the HTMLCOIN GIT repository on 20th November prior to the swap completing.
HTMLCOIN is not a security:
The HTMLCOIN project is building a new blockchain as a utility for the coins/tokens on it, which are a store of value and a medium of exchange, the value of the coins is something dictated by the markets and not the Foundation. Put simply, all the coins are out there and have been mined/forged/minted, and you are selling them to each other for what you think they are worth. The HTMLCOIN Foundation is only interested in getting the best technology in place to secure the future of the HTMLCOIN blockchain, and gain broad adoption of secure distributed ledger technology. No one from the Foundation will discuss value of HTMLCOIN or encourage its purchase on exchanges. Any comments that may be construed this way are private views and not those of the Foundation.
Information Releases:
For the next few weeks we expect misleading information and spoofing of our sites. The only authoritative source of information are the HTML Foundation social feeds, websites and GITHUB. If in doubt, confirm with at least two officers of the Foundation.
DON'T PANIC:
NO ONE WHO WANTS TO PARTICIPATE WILL GET LEFT BEHIND. WE ARE HERE TO HELP
you'll find us hanging out at https://t.me/htmlcoinofficial most of the time
Interesting, keep my eye on
Oh, so excited. HTMLcoin come back. Hope you can do better than before. I will also invest some capital into HTML coin
BlockMonsta Miningpool [HTML]
http://blockmonsta.ddnss.de/
EXAMPLE for HtmlCoin [HTML]
stratum+tcp://blockmonsta.ddnss.de:3563 -u WalletAdress -p x
Ports:
Port: 3561, Diff: 64
Port: 3562, Diff: 256 VarDiff
Port: 3563, Diff: 8192
BlockMonsta Miningpool [HTML]
http://blockmonsta.ddnss.de/
EXAMPLE for HtmlCoin [HTML]
stratum+tcp://blockmonsta.ddnss.de:3563 -u WalletAdress -p x
Ports:
Port: 3561, Diff: 64
Port: 3562, Diff: 256 VarDiff
Port: 3563, Diff: 8192
How to mining
Here is described how to mine/stake HTML
https://twitter.com/smogm/status/933942515283169280
Dear Community Members,
Very nice!!!!
Its here:
MANDATORY UPGRADE
Updated release of HTMLCOIN 2.0 to include a correction of the eHRC difficulty adjust, PoS and PoW are calculated separately when calculating one blocks from the other are skipped, the iterator that counts the number of blocks sampled was incremented even when blocks of the wrong type were skipped causing unexpected problems in the wild. This release fixes this issue at block height 7,700, make sure you have upgraded before then.
If you used the Windows installer for HTMLCOIN 2.0.0.0 please uninstall it first as the installation folder has changed to avoid a conflict with HTMLCOIN 1.x, the new version of the client will install to Program Files in a folder called HTMLCOIN2.
If you used the MAC installer for HTMLCOIN 2.0.0.0 please just install the new package.
Please do not make any changes to the data directory that contains your wallet.dat, it will remain unchanged by the uninstaller, installer or new client. It is always wise to back up your wallet.dat and can be done so from the File menu in either 2.0.0.0 or 2.0.0.1.
https://github.com/HTMLCOIN/HTMLCOIN/releases
HTMLCOIN 2.0 Source
https://github.com/HTMLCOIN/HTMLCOIN
Join us in Telegram https://t.me/htmlcoinofficial
To Life,
The Htmlcoin Foundation
332 S Michigan AveSuite 1032-H694
Chicago IL 60604-4434
USA
Very nice!!!!
Its here:
MANDATORY UPGRADE
Updated release of HTMLCOIN 2.0 to include a correction of the eHRC difficulty adjust, PoS and PoW are calculated separately when calculating one blocks from the other are skipped, the iterator that counts the number of blocks sampled was incremented even when blocks of the wrong type were skipped causing unexpected problems in the wild. This release fixes this issue at block height 7,700, make sure you have upgraded before then.
If you used the Windows installer for HTMLCOIN 2.0.0.0 please uninstall it first as the installation folder has changed to avoid a conflict with HTMLCOIN 1.x, the new version of the client will install to Program Files in a folder called HTMLCOIN2.
If you used the MAC installer for HTMLCOIN 2.0.0.0 please just install the new package.
Please do not make any changes to the data directory that contains your wallet.dat, it will remain unchanged by the uninstaller, installer or new client. It is always wise to back up your wallet.dat and can be done so from the File menu in either 2.0.0.0 or 2.0.0.1.
https://github.com/HTMLCOIN/HTMLCOIN/releases
HTMLCOIN 2.0 Source
https://github.com/HTMLCOIN/HTMLCOIN
Join us in Telegram https://t.me/htmlcoinofficial
To Life,
The Htmlcoin Foundation
332 S Michigan AveSuite 1032-H694
Chicago IL 60604-4434
USA
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