Topic: 🔥🚀IMPLEUM (IMPL) | Migration from Stratis to BlockCore | IMPL -> IMPLX SWAP - page 8. (Read 415872 times)
November 28, 2018, 03:44:53 AM
it seems that the team that manages this project always tries to give the best for this project, so that in the future the project can run smoothly and achieve satisfactory results, I am sure that the hard work of the team will produce satisfying results.
November 27, 2018, 11:00:24 AM
What about the development of the Masternodes?
You missed AMA in our Telegram channel (https://t.me/impleum_blockchain). We answered this question.
Masternode running on Testnet now. Our team is working on BTC tumbler bow and GUI Impleum/Bitcoin wallet with Privacy Protocol.
Soon it will be available for Public testing.
November 27, 2018, 10:45:26 AM
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November 27, 2018, 10:29:00 AM
What about the development of the Masternodes?
November 27, 2018, 10:07:03 AM
Where does Coinlib get IMPL rates? From Crypto-bridge?
It uses the average of two exchanges CREX24 and Crypto-Bridge.
November 27, 2018, 09:41:45 AM
Where does Coinlib get IMPL rates? From Crypto-bridge?
November 27, 2018, 09:12:19 AM
We added Coinlib widget to Impleum site with current IMPL price and the main characteristics of the IMPL market for the convenience of our website visitors.
November 27, 2018, 08:13:06 AM
AMA LIVE: https://t.me/impleum_blockchain
November 27, 2018, 07:54:23 AM
Trade IMPL on Crex24
Today the Impleum (IMPL) project is happy to announce a listing on the popular Crex24.com exchange. This is Impleum’s first listing on a centralized exchange with fiat funding options.
Crex24 is a Cyprus-based exchange that supports many altcoins and numerous fiat currencies. With an average of around USD $1,000,000 in daily trading volume, this listing offers IMPL an opportunity at increased liquidity and exposure. The IMPL/BTC trading pair now makes Impleum (IMPL) much more accessible to new users as well.
The IMPL/BTC trading pair is now live at: https://crex24.com/exchange/IMPL-BTC
Today the Impleum (IMPL) project is happy to announce a listing on the popular Crex24.com exchange. This is Impleum’s first listing on a centralized exchange with fiat funding options.
Crex24 is a Cyprus-based exchange that supports many altcoins and numerous fiat currencies. With an average of around USD $1,000,000 in daily trading volume, this listing offers IMPL an opportunity at increased liquidity and exposure. The IMPL/BTC trading pair now makes Impleum (IMPL) much more accessible to new users as well.
The IMPL/BTC trading pair is now live at: https://crex24.com/exchange/IMPL-BTC
November 27, 2018, 07:07:27 AM
Remind: TODAY, 27rd of November at 14:00 CET - AMA with Impleum Team
Place: https://t.me/impleum_blockchain
Place: https://t.me/impleum_blockchain
November 24, 2018, 06:12:42 PM
Eventually, Impleum will be widely accepted around the global crypto world.
It's only the start and early, very early phase of Impleum project.
In a word, I am impressed with Impleum performance recent days, during terrible bearish market.
It's only the start and early, very early phase of Impleum project.
In a word, I am impressed with Impleum performance recent days, during terrible bearish market.
I think beating bitcoin as the most popular cryptocurrency is still very very far from this to happening. I just encountered this today and do they have partner establishments accepting this coin? At least couple of them, to start with.
November 24, 2018, 05:59:32 PM
I find case about first DApp based on Impleum blockchain.
https://www.behance.net/gallery/71288261/Quiziio-blockchain-marketing-platform
https://www.behance.net/gallery/71288261/Quiziio-blockchain-marketing-platform
November 23, 2018, 10:49:13 AM
Impleum are proud to announce the pre-release of Impleum Core Wallet which based on C# Impleum Bitcoin Fullnode.
As we promised (https://coinmarketcal.com/en/event/impleum-core-wallet-release), this week we have planned release of the Impleum Core Wallet. Our team tries to follow the planned path and roadmap.
Our Team working with Smart Contracts and Cold Staking implementation in Fullnode and Core Wallet. Now it is working Prototype for testing UI and UX. Soon it will be available for public testing.
https://github.com/impleum/FullNodeUI/releases/tag/cd-unstable
Impleum Smart Contracts
Smart contracts can now be deployed on the Impleum Full Node. Like the Full Node, Impleum smart contracts are written in C#. Smart contracts extend the functionality of a blockchain and allow it to map out complex financial interactions through the sending of funds and storage of data. The uses of smart contracts are not limited to financial interactions.
You may already have heard of DApps (Decentralized Apps). A smart contract can also be thought of as a DApp because it is both an application and is decentralized. In fact, DApps consist of a web-based front-end that sits on top of a smart contract. A DApp is decentralized because of the properties of the smart contract; a copy of the DApp’s smart contract is stored on each node in the blockchain.
Smart contracts can be invoked when a transaction is added to a blockchain and, according to how they are programmed, smart contracts can redistribute the funds sent in the transaction.
Cold staking
In order to produce blocks on the Impleum network, a miner has to be online with a running node and have its wallet open. This is necessary because at each time slot, the miner is supposed to check whether 1 of its UTXOs is eligible to be used as a so-called coinstake kernel input and if so, it needs to use the private key associated with this UTXO in order to produce the coinstake transaction.
We want to implement cold staking in a way that allows even inexperienced users to participate in the production of new blocks. Since all the logic is implemented on the node side and the wallet is only using interfaces provided by the node, it is sufficient to describe the flow from inexperienced users point of view. Advanced users can then easily use the underlying functionality of the node.
As we promised (https://coinmarketcal.com/en/event/impleum-core-wallet-release), this week we have planned release of the Impleum Core Wallet. Our team tries to follow the planned path and roadmap.
Our Team working with Smart Contracts and Cold Staking implementation in Fullnode and Core Wallet. Now it is working Prototype for testing UI and UX. Soon it will be available for public testing.
https://github.com/impleum/FullNodeUI/releases/tag/cd-unstable
Impleum Smart Contracts
Smart contracts can now be deployed on the Impleum Full Node. Like the Full Node, Impleum smart contracts are written in C#. Smart contracts extend the functionality of a blockchain and allow it to map out complex financial interactions through the sending of funds and storage of data. The uses of smart contracts are not limited to financial interactions.
You may already have heard of DApps (Decentralized Apps). A smart contract can also be thought of as a DApp because it is both an application and is decentralized. In fact, DApps consist of a web-based front-end that sits on top of a smart contract. A DApp is decentralized because of the properties of the smart contract; a copy of the DApp’s smart contract is stored on each node in the blockchain.
Smart contracts can be invoked when a transaction is added to a blockchain and, according to how they are programmed, smart contracts can redistribute the funds sent in the transaction.
Cold staking
In order to produce blocks on the Impleum network, a miner has to be online with a running node and have its wallet open. This is necessary because at each time slot, the miner is supposed to check whether 1 of its UTXOs is eligible to be used as a so-called coinstake kernel input and if so, it needs to use the private key associated with this UTXO in order to produce the coinstake transaction.
We want to implement cold staking in a way that allows even inexperienced users to participate in the production of new blocks. Since all the logic is implemented on the node side and the wallet is only using interfaces provided by the node, it is sufficient to describe the flow from inexperienced users point of view. Advanced users can then easily use the underlying functionality of the node.
November 23, 2018, 07:12:10 AM
You announced Core Wallet Release. What are the updates?
November 23, 2018, 05:04:22 AM
SimplePosPool listing
SimplePoSPool is one of the oldest pool, which was created by a team of passionate Proof of Stake lovers and build to make Proof of Stake possible for everyone. After growing immensely in this area SPP has reacted to the development in the field and has become one of the biggest shared masternode services.
SimplePosPool has over 32000 members and over 1000 shared masternodes.
SimplePosPool is completely automated pool where your IMPL coins will automatically start staking once they mature, or you can head over to the Masternode section and book slots in a shared masternode.
Approximate listing date: 27 Nov 2018
http://bit.ly/2KtVt5W
SimplePoSPool is one of the oldest pool, which was created by a team of passionate Proof of Stake lovers and build to make Proof of Stake possible for everyone. After growing immensely in this area SPP has reacted to the development in the field and has become one of the biggest shared masternode services.
SimplePosPool has over 32000 members and over 1000 shared masternodes.
SimplePosPool is completely automated pool where your IMPL coins will automatically start staking once they mature, or you can head over to the Masternode section and book slots in a shared masternode.
Approximate listing date: 27 Nov 2018
http://bit.ly/2KtVt5W
November 23, 2018, 02:32:19 AM
Hello!
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Sell: 0.00001589 BTC / 1 IMPL
Buy: 0.00001590 BTC / 1 IMPL
IMPL/BTC: https://wallet.crypto-bridge.org/market/BRIDGE.IMPL_BRIDGE.BTC
We invite You to join us!
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Sell: 0.00001589 BTC / 1 IMPL
Buy: 0.00001590 BTC / 1 IMPL
IMPL/BTC: https://wallet.crypto-bridge.org/market/BRIDGE.IMPL_BRIDGE.BTC
We invite You to join us!
November 22, 2018, 01:52:25 PM
ANN about second exchange make good work.
November 22, 2018, 12:42:26 PM
Even on a bearish trend IMPL coin behaves very well. Natural growth, albeit not so rapid, is very good. Yes, and trading volume increased significantly.
Trade IMPL you can on dex cryptoexchangeCryptoBridge.
But on next week IMPL will be list at Crex24.
Current Price: $0,0767
Trade IMPL you can on dex cryptoexchangeCryptoBridge.
But on next week IMPL will be list at Crex24.
Current Price: $0,0767
November 22, 2018, 10:31:03 AM
I did not understand for what is needed Impleum side chaines? Could you please explain?
Sidechains are emerging mechanisms that allow tokens and other digital assets from one blockchain to be securely used in a separate blockchain and then be moved back to the original blockchain if needed. Sidechain functionality holds tremendous potential to enhance the capabilities of existing blockchains.
How do Sidechains work?
A sidechain is a separate blockchain that is attached to its parent blockchain using a two-way peg. The two-way peg enables interchangeability of assets at a predetermined rate between the parent blockchain and the sidechain. The original blockchain is usually referred to as the ‘main chain’ and all additional blockchains are referred to as ‘sidechains’. The blockchain platform Ardor refers to its sidechains as ‘childchains’.
A user on the parent chain first has to send their coins to an output address, where the coins become locked so the user is unable to spend them elsewhere. Once the transaction has been completed, a confirmation is communicated across the chains followed by a waiting period for extra security. After the waiting period, the equivalent number of coins is released on the sidechain, allowing the user to access and spend them there. The reverse happens when moving back from a sidechain to the main chain.
Federations
A federation is a group that serves as an intermediate point between a main chain and one of its sidechains. This group determines when the coins a user has used are locked up and released. The creators of the sidechain can choose the members of the federation. A problem with the federation structure is that it adds another layer between the main chain and the sidechain.
We working at impleum platform. If new projects need some different parameters in their blockchain- that can use our sidechains constructor
Example - new concencus or different block size
Also for making some capitalization of their blockchain they need to buy some IMPL amounts and block in their wallet.
What determines the number of coins that need to hold on the wallet to function the side chain?
It depends on the initial parameters that the sidechain developers set.
It can be any number of coins.
The number of coins in the predetermined proportion will be released into sidechain (1:1, 1:10, 1:1533)
Stop. In the description of the sidechain it is written that a certain number of coins in the parent blockchain is blocked.
Does this mean that if I want 100 million coins in my Sidechain and with parameters 1:1 to the IMPL, I cannot do this? Only as much as I can afford to buy on the exchange?
Yes. Parent blockchain is IMPLEUM. You're right. You will need to have the number of coins that you want to hold in the parent blockchain.
This allows you to give an initial capitalization of your coins released in sidechain.
And also have a positive effect on the value of coins in both blockchains.
November 22, 2018, 10:11:40 AM
I did not understand for what is needed Impleum side chaines? Could you please explain?
Sidechains are emerging mechanisms that allow tokens and other digital assets from one blockchain to be securely used in a separate blockchain and then be moved back to the original blockchain if needed. Sidechain functionality holds tremendous potential to enhance the capabilities of existing blockchains.
How do Sidechains work?
A sidechain is a separate blockchain that is attached to its parent blockchain using a two-way peg. The two-way peg enables interchangeability of assets at a predetermined rate between the parent blockchain and the sidechain. The original blockchain is usually referred to as the ‘main chain’ and all additional blockchains are referred to as ‘sidechains’. The blockchain platform Ardor refers to its sidechains as ‘childchains’.
A user on the parent chain first has to send their coins to an output address, where the coins become locked so the user is unable to spend them elsewhere. Once the transaction has been completed, a confirmation is communicated across the chains followed by a waiting period for extra security. After the waiting period, the equivalent number of coins is released on the sidechain, allowing the user to access and spend them there. The reverse happens when moving back from a sidechain to the main chain.
Federations
A federation is a group that serves as an intermediate point between a main chain and one of its sidechains. This group determines when the coins a user has used are locked up and released. The creators of the sidechain can choose the members of the federation. A problem with the federation structure is that it adds another layer between the main chain and the sidechain.
We working at impleum platform. If new projects need some different parameters in their blockchain- that can use our sidechains constructor
Example - new concencus or different block size
Also for making some capitalization of their blockchain they need to buy some IMPL amounts and block in their wallet.
What determines the number of coins that need to hold on the wallet to function the side chain?
It depends on the initial parameters that the sidechain developers set.
It can be any number of coins.
The number of coins in the predetermined proportion will be released into sidechain (1:1, 1:10, 1:1533)
Stop. In the description of the sidechain it is written that a certain number of coins in the parent blockchain is blocked.
Does this mean that if I want 100 million coins in my Sidechain and with parameters 1:1 to the IMPL, I cannot do this? Only as much as I can afford to buy on the exchange?
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