Topic: Obyte: Totally new consensus algorithm + private untraceable payments - page 110. (Read 1234271 times)

Issues with serial numbers 721, 720, 719, 718 are sent to multiple addresses at once and total amount is 124 322 171. wcg.report shows 124 348 482, so it is pretty much the same.

Rest of the issues are sent to single address, which means they are most likely new joiners, not daily crunchers. So, wcg.report shows daily crunchers, not new joinings.

https://explorer.byteball.org/#367663IOBS6XJD4EYKEMZ7AUU44PEE4O
Your example of big cruncher is also a new address (first transaction on 2018-10-14), which means it is new a new joiner and that's why they are not on wcg.report yet. Looks like they are claiming bytes from multiple accounts to same address.

So, please no FUD if you don't fully understand what you are reading.

Issue 12,747,699 IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
serial number: 723

Issue 1,118 IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
serial number: 722

Issue 109,132,570 IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
serial number: 721

Issue 13,062,079 IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
serial number: 720

Issue 1,831,218 IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
serial number: 719

Issue 296,304 IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
serial number: 718

Issue 108,647,639 IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
serial number: 717

Issue 13,393,384 IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
serial number: 716

Issue 157,306,757 IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
serial number: 715

Issue 86,983,516 IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
serial number: 714

Issue 62,774,797 IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
serial number: 713

Issue 70,639,986 IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
serial number: 712

Issue 33,620,218 IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
serial number: 711

Issue 58,403,875 IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
serial number: 710

Issue 174,708,816 IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
serial number: 709

Issue 173,620,640 IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
serial number: 708

Issue 172,002,816 IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
serial number: 707

Issue 47,715,727 IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
serial number: 706

Issue 117,486 IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
serial number: 705

where did anyone get the idea that world coin grid or any other folding was going to help byteball in any way other than to crush the value lower??

i am a big investor in curecoin since the start - that has not worked out well at all.

I simply sum all Issues in a day of OP3XG7FP2Q3HAF4GR33YCFI7BHLAZMFW and check byte transactions. Both should match.

I still don't get where you get 400M points, for example, this transaction on 14.10.2018 14:31:57:
https://explorer.byteball.org/#SdsDQSftKEAh+JXZNRiIWvJpmIZ0qAL2/NJi6bWlny0=

Payment in bytes - 390,059,593,695 from 48ZGNoQoDlpcZsyk8hjOwn0EmcT6OPMpANIUrLTV02A=

Payment in IYzTSjJg4I3hvUaRXrihRm9+mSEShenPK8l8uKUOD3o=
Issue Serial number: 721
Amount: 109,132,570

From wcg bot address: https://explorer.byteball.org/#OP3XG7FP2Q3HAF4GR33YCFI7BHLAZMFW

The address I posted before IS from a big cruncher. But doesn't appear on https://wcg.report/168--2018-10-14%2010:17:21.html

Where do you get this 400M points? There is no penalty for big crunchers. Daily is around 120M instead https://wcg.report/ and 40M is from team members, which means 33% get 10% extra https://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/team/viewTeamInfo.do?teamId=R1RD1XTFK92

So, $1200/39 ~ 30GB
33% of 120M is 40M
$400/39 ~ 10GB
30 + 10 = 40GB

Poor guy who payed 10 000 Bitcoins for pizza. It doesn't matter what the price was when they got it, you are not forced to hold them, if you have acquired too many bytes and you think the price will go down then you sell it or buy something, but if you decided to keep it until it is $500 again then those can be called "poor guy" who couldn't handle the pressure and sold it at $39.

I am running a Gunbot instance on a VPS. And today I decided to use the VPS to participate in the Byteball World Community Grid Distribution.

If you are using a Linux VPS then it is done really quick (https://misctechmusings.com/boinc-cli-for-world-community-grid).


create an account via terminal


or use the website: https://www.worldcommunitygrid.org

After that just one last terminal command:


And then connect it with the byteball-wallet-bot.

https://medium.com/byteball/computing-for-good-again-3795336bdaed

If I dont forget it, I will let you know in a week or so how many points i made.

EDIT:

you can check if you are connected on the website too.
My Contribution - Device Statistics

Yes, I've already traded several times on https://cryptox.pl and it was always reliable and fast.

If you have a support request or any other questions, you can even contact their manager on our slack (user @grzem).

try cryptox.pl no KYC

https://medium.com/byteball/byteball-world-community-grid-distribution-is-back-on-track-21ceadb5196e

Well, if 400M points are sent, I expect to see, at less, $4000 in bytes -> 4000/39 = ~100GB

But it is not what I see. Neither price volatility or 10% bonus explain that divergence.

https://explorer.byteball.org/#367663IOBS6XJD4EYKEMZ7AUU44PEE4O

Poor guy. He has received their bytes at $472 per GB, instead of $39.

Same to me. I used to be at Bittrex, but I don't trade there anymore since verification is required. I used to buy Bytes from Cryptopia, but for some time now the deposit and withdrawal of bytes hasn't worked anymore. The team should make every effort to ensure a good and stable exchange. It can also be decentralized if it doesn't make trading more difficult.

BISQ also enables a "face to face" exchange, i.e. cash <-> crypto.

Who offers goods online for Cryptocurrencies knows the problem of his customers.
Most of them refuse because the purchase is so complicated. With Bitcoin, it's already awkward, and that's enough for most people.
A solution based on BISQ and integrated into the wallet would finally eliminate this bottleneck.

This would be pseudo-privacy. Even if the bank doesn't yet know what you are exactly trading, they know who you are trading it with and all the other payment processors who handle fiat know also who are the 2 counterparts because they are forced to do AML. Since Bisq doesn't handle native currencies themselves and fiat needs to be transferred directly from one person to another, you would also need to reveal your real name to other counterpart if you do a bank transfer. This means, trading privacy coin to fiat would have even less privacy than Bitcoin has by default.

Bisq is decentralized in a sense that it's like static website that doesn't store anything about users... but it is integrated with other payment services where you still need to reveal your identity. So, yes, it is decentralized, but you can't just mashup 2 ideas like that and think that the result is still the same. But then again, since Bisq is open-source, nobody is stopping you to build something like that for Blackbytes or any other privacy coin that doesn't have a pair with fiat on Bisq. If this is what will make it mainstream then anybody who actually implements it would become a rich man/woman, but maybe there is little bit more to it than it looks.

And why did you expected 100 GB? Any calculation behind this expectation? The reward amount is fixed to dollar value at that time, so sometimes more GB gets distributed, sometimes less. It used to be even less, but was increased after the GDPR issue got resolved. Also, 10% bonus was introduced to then too for those who joined Byteball.org WCGrid team.

bytes can be traded for btc using the bot inside the wallet, no ID verification

Incentive to help medical research, shouldn't expect much 

I was checking wcg distribution, when I realized some funny fact: the amount of wcg points sent today to users is 400M. I was expecting like 100 GB of transfers out, but the truth is there only 40 GB. Some big crunchers are receiving a lot less than they would have to. Thanks Byteball again.

I think the majority of future distros will lock funds for 12 months so less of an issue now than with original btc airdrops

Blackbytes will be distributed, exactly how nobody knows, especially given the byte distribution is in many forms

Good to see byteball is ramping up its marketing operation.  When and how it will be conducted?