Topic: Obyte: Totally new consensus algorithm + private untraceable payments - page 925. (Read 1234271 times)

Another appeal to authority argument. 

I still stand by my words, regardless what tonych thinks, respectfully disagree.

Again no technical discussion from you.

Iota still has no decentralized consensus algorithm aside from centralized "milestones", cannot defend against Sybils/spamming, and does not work or even make sense on IoT devices due to the useless "Proof-of-Work".

You do have a high competence in trolling though, if you only applied that technically that would be great.

Is it better to uninstall previous version, or can we just install over the top of old version?

I think the privacy features of all 3 coins are more or less the same for most practical purposes.   What differs, and what matters most for regular users, is usability.

Please upgrade to the latest wallet version 1.1.1!

What is the exact problem you are facing? When you say two wallets, are they on the same device or on two different devices? Normally, on the same device, when you change wallets, your receiving address also changes. Did you try selecting a wallet, going to the chat, inserting your BB address and then your BTC address (and following instructions) and then doing the same on the other wallet? How did it go?

Thx, I'll use this together with other fuckups of SatoNatomato (which he will, of course, make in the future) to show the real level of his "competence".

I think the privacy features of all 3 coins are more or less the same for most practical purposes.   What differs, and what matters most for regular users, is usability.

@tonych, do you support the claim of SatoNatomato the Expert?

I think I won't wait for SatoNatomato's response, it will likely contain only nonsense. I'll explain my concern right away:

Byteball uses witnesses. There are 2 ways to choose the witnesses:

1. They are picked by every user for himself
2. They are elected via global voting

If it's #1 then it becomes possible that some users are almost isolated from each other because they have only few common witnesses. #2 leads to a more serious problem which arises if a user is faced with more than 2 options (just google why it's a serious problem, there should be many links with mathematical proofs on impossibility of coming to a satisfying consensus). The problem of picking an option has already striked twice in the cryptoindustry. First it was Ripple/Stellar consensus flaw drama when Stellar admitted to have a flawed consensus while Ripple decided to make appearance they were fine (heh, they had enough money not to care about community opinion). The second time which I remember it was Factom drama, now I can't find the links, but in few words: they "sold" a flawed voting mechanism which was unfixable because they allowed more than 2 options.

So my concern is that cryptocoin developers don't take voting seriosly. I noticed this several years ago in Bitshares. Back then I was thinking that voting is easy, only after working with two professors (on two separate tasks) who were specializing in voting I got that it's all actually not that simple...

@tonych, do you support the claim of SatoNatomato the Expert?

If you installed the full wallet can you send a transaction before its synced?

With Bitcoin and most altcoin wallets you can send a transaction before they are fully synced provided the wallet shows it contains your coins. Is byteball the same?

Please upgrade to the latest wallet version 1.1.1!

Price chart is looking beautiful for another breakout to > 0.08 soon!

helping me find a solution to link two wallets with two BTC accounts using the transition bot.

when will be 2nd distrubition? February 11?

i tried to sell some Byteball with the internal chatbot and i set my units to "GB" and sent 3 GB, but the wallet sent in reality 3 bytes ist this a known bug?

Seems like if i send a transaction he is ignoring what account i set. It shows GB but it sends bytes.


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one more question. If i put a buy or sell order on, could i chancel it later? the bot documentation shows nothing.

i tried to sell some Byteball with the internal chatbot and i set my units to "GB" and sent 3 GB, but the wallet sent in reality 3 bytes ist this a known bug?

Seems like if i send a transaction he is ignoring what account i set. It shows GB but it sends bytes.


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one more question. If i put a buy or sell order on, could i chancel it later? the bot documentation shows nothing.