Topic: Ixcoin TODO - page 84. (Read 631736 times)

it only takes a few mins. You using bank transfer?

That takes time.  I could use PayPal if I had 3 days.

It's ok, I think I can get ~$200 for my ass in way less time.  lol

i use localbitcoins. Since it uses escrow just check that the money comes in your bank before releasing

What's the best way to get cash right away for Bitcoin?  How can someone sell a Bitcoin or two right now for cash?

Coinbase takes too long and I heard localbitcoins are full of scammers.

There's a Bitcoin ATM downtown but they want photo ID and other personal info.

Vlad,

Despite some of my criticism, I think you are the right man for the job and I think you've been doing a great job. I look forward to what you bring in the future.

No more complaints from me.

I'm gonna take a 2 week break from IXC for personal reasons but I have to post this first.

I have had some honest and open talks with CEX over the past 24 hours, and they never tried to push me out.  It was just one individual here who is not happy with the fact CEX stepped off the board and is blaming me for it.

I feel very guilty that I reacted the way I did and attacked CEX and got so personal and unprofessional in the process.

Jeffrey was on a long Christmas vacation which is why he did not respond to my questions about the 9.3 update.

Jeffrey has also promised me more open and transparent communications.  And another thing I did not know is the fact CEX.io is working on many internal projects out of which IXC is just one of them.

As a result, they cannot be there every minute of the day to hold our hand.  But rest assured, work is being done on iXcoin and hopefully we will soon see the fruit of all this labor.

So again, my apologies to CEX.io and to the IXC community - being in an already volatile and painful state of mind, I allowed one individual to get to me and I will not allow that happen again.

And I wanna thank Jeffrey Smith for his continued work on iXcoin and for his patience with me during this difficult time, I'm not sure I would have been as understanding as he has been with a guy like me.

Best regards,

Vlad

21 million, I stand corrected.  Probably less than that considering all the lost wallets and hacked exchanges over the past several years.

Just on my gut observations, it appears that less than one million IXC has been traded over the exchanges over the past year or so.

There must be only very few major holders left, probably this would include CEX.IO and Thomas.   

There's of course Vlad who accumulated like maybe 400,000 - 600,000 IXC.  There's that guy over at ixco.in who probably bought around 350,000 last year.

It's hard to get rich on this unless you have the balls to buy out all the available IXC on sale and invest heavily on development and getting this deployed in CEX.IO      It's a good coin, but the speculators have all but abandoned this coin.     

So very odd.  With the entire crypto world crashing, I would expect to see folks selling their IXC.

Very odd that I don't see major selling in any of the major IXC exchanges (i.e. CEX.IO, Cryptsy).

22 million IXC coins and you can barely buy 10,000 IXC anywhere!

Notice:


Guys, I am going through some very serious and incredibly painful personal family issues right now so I'm gonna try and take a step back for the next 2 weeks to gather myself.

Besides this code update which is pretty much done I don't think there is anything which needs to be done by me.

My personal issues which are the hardest things I have ever had to face in my life are magnified by the unreasonable and unwarranted personal attacks against me by a couple people here who want to get rid of me [without just cause].

That said, I spoke to Dr. Dowd again today [from the Cato Institute] and part of his advice was to take a step back from everything and so I'm going to take his advice.

I'll try to check in but I'm gonna try really hard to just relax and not think about iXCoin and all the bad things which have been happening here for the past month.

I apologize - please bear with me, I will do my best to come back in top mental shape.

Thank you Cinnamon and Ahmed (and groundrod and everyone else) for the work you are doing to keep things moving along.

And thank you CEX for working on testing 9.3, and I apologize for calling you the "dark plague".  Regardless of how I personally feel - such personal attacks are never a good thing nor professional so for that remark I am truly sorry.


Best Regards...


Vlad

yep, going to have to make some mod's to the source to do since the mm hard fork took place quite late on so it'd take quite some time to mine out.

ok a main net reboot run locally, understood,

I promised Jumbley I would own him yesterday but, unfortunately, I was too busy.

But now I've got 5 minutes to kill.

So Jumbley, our resident newbie, came in here hot, angry and aggressive, taking full charge, by force, of this community - but not ever doing one thing for iXCoin or for this community.

Very odd, no?

He behaves as if he owns iXCoin and as if this community should automatically obey his commands.

So one automatically knows this guy is a regular or someone who has reason to believe [in his own eyes] such shitty behavior is warranted [and actually a good idea].

But why use a sock puppet?  Oh, cause the real guy, besides being a coward, hasn't done much for IXC and is two faced so he has to hide.  Otherwise he would use his real identity and then people might listen if he had done so much for ixCoin and the people here.


So what do two faced cowards do?

They praise you to your face while stabbing you in your back.

Our Jumbley has done nothing constructive or helpful and in fact has only hurt and minimized the efforts of our hardest working members of the community with harsh criticism and attempts to push me out.  

All the while making nothing but excuses for CEX - the laziest, most selfish and greedy ixCoin community members of all.

[As if this clown could stand with the Optimum Optimorum]

Absurd!

I have been notified by various members of the IXC community that this angry coward has tried to bribe, manipulate and coerce community/board members behind my back in an attempt to take over ixCoin and to push me out.

Pretty bold [and extremely stupid] for a newbie who has never done anything for this coin but has instead managed to denigrate iXcoin's most loyal and hard working members.


Personally, I already know who Jumbley is, but I leave it to you to conclude for yourselves who could be so arrogant, aggressive and selfish.  

Sorry you're having so much trouble, Ahmed.

Clearly, CEX is [once again] stalling.

And making us use up our resources, continuing to bleed us dry, like they have all along, while trying to make us look bad and pretending to offer help only to NEVER help with anything.

Today I had talks with a 2nd PhD senior Fellow From the Cato Institute, and God willing, we will soon rid ourselves of this dark plague, CEX.io, and all their two faced lying puppets.

yep i understand what you mean. I've done merged mining before but only on the main-net which is what makes it much more difficult. Since i dont currently have a box for my pool i cant do much testing. Otherwise i'd get the private network up and do the testing then.

I run a modified stratum server based on sockthing with a front end written in Ur/Web. The merge mining code is custom code written in ATS to handle the communiation between all the coin daemons.

I agree with this, I'd never run a binary I didn't build myself on the pool.

As I mentioned in a previous post, the example crash was when mmpool put into production the v8 update. I was using it as an example of why a big pool might be reluctant to pull in new clients in production without extensive testing. I've outlined a couple of posts back how I'd do the merge mining testing.

What is the canonical ixcoin github repo?

I don't really have an opinion on the direction of ixcoin. I have faith that the coin developers will take it in the best direction they see fit.

You test by taking creating a private network at difficulty 1. You don't use the testnet version of bitcoin or ixcoin.

The easiest way to do this is to have two bitcoin nodes and two ixcoin nodes. Have the bitcoin nodes connect to themselves and no other. Have the ixcoin nodes connect to themselves and no other. They will therefore not receive any blocks from the main network. This keeps them at difficulty one.

Then merge mine the bitcoin/ixcoins. Because they are both difficulty 1 networks when you find a bitcoin block it should immediately find an ixcoin block.

You may need to comment out some things in the bitcoin and ixcoin code related to checkpoints and 'switch on blocks' for the ixcoin merge mined functionality.

This is how I tested Friction's v8 client. I can do this in a week or two if you can't get to it.

It does not affect the v9.3 client. I was referencing it as an example of what happened last time a pool took the untested client and ran with it. To be fair it would be hard to have found that in testing since the crash occurred when a client that used the filtering functionality connected to the node which probably wouldn't have been hit in testing.
 
I can test from source but it will take me at least a week to get to.

I sent 0.6 BTC for your conference trip.  If you don't go I don't need it back.  Please give it to the devs (Ahmed, GroundRod and Cinnamon) for their efforts.