Particlâ€¢PART|Confidential Transactions|Atomic Swaps|Cold Staking|P2P Marketplace - page 39.

J.Jones

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Quote from: HasherMe on August 11, 2017, 12:20:45 AM

FYI... this is the team that swapped ShadowCash in 4 weeks and those that found out too late found were SOL. I was a big fan of the ShadowCash project but don't trust this team and their decision making skills anymore after that disingenuous move. Why alienate investors and users with a rushed swap? Also, no market after the swap and working on ShadowCash for years. So what was the rush to swap the old ShadowCash besides greed or immaturity?

This is pathetic attempt to discredit a hard working team, if you would have been active tracking your investment, you would have noticed something was going on with SDC from the price fluctuation alone.
Even if you would have missed the swap, there is still time to claim your tokens thanks to a COMMUNITY initiative who felt bad for s#ckers like yourself to reimburse them in some way! But your motives are clearly to discredit a project without doing proper research!

Not sure if you are in the right place boy, this is crypto. One day you are a millionair, the day after you could be a salty s#cker like yourself.
My advice get your crypto bags and leave the space lol

J.J

AztecGoldHero

hero member

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ı got my fırst stake rewards after 20 days

1.48 part. thats good prıze ıs goıng well also. btc prıze ıs ıncreaseıng lots of coın decreaseıng but part ıs doıng good job.

HasherMe

newbie

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FYI... this is the team that swapped ShadowCash in 4 weeks and those that found out too late found were SOL. I was a big fan of the ShadowCash project but don't trust this team and their decision making skills anymore after that disingenuous move. Why alienate investors and users with a rushed swap? Also, no market after the swap and working on ShadowCash for years. So what was the rush to swap the old ShadowCash besides greed or immaturity?

shawn2025

jr. member

Activity: 47

Merit: 1

Staking? Seemed like it was working and then not. Feels like something is wrong. Nothing since 7/31. According to math, I should be staking .97 chance a day. Might wanna check into it. Feels very off. Not complaining, just giving feedback.

Thanks for your time!
/s/

timotron

sr. member

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Trooper Founder & CEO

Where to get a desktop wallet ? please

dzimbeck

legendary

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Someone just told me for your "MAD" or DDE you guys give exploded funds to stakers?! That is a bad idea if true. Because a person who gets lets say 20% + of the blocks or not enough nodes are online they may calculate the advantage of extortion and hope to stake their own destroyed funds. Not to mention they can collude with other stakers. I've been asked to do this before in Halo and had to decline as there is no charitable cause where the incentive could not end up working against us.

Thats why lost funds are burned. You guys should consider the risk there. If you are burning then don't mind this comment. Otherwise, have a nice day fellas.

LiteBit

legendary

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Quote from: flowjob on July 31, 2017, 09:01:16 PM

I get an error when i want to send some PART with the wallet from github:

particl-cli sendtoaddress "PuZiSt6d74g9YU6Nh7EC7Y6FDt4RZpDeUn" 0.52
error code: -4
error message:
GetChangeAddress failed.

The best help available is on our slack #help channel. Community developers and team members are all there to help with whatever problem you're having. Here's the invite link: http://slack.particl.io

LiteBit

legendary

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Quote from: ctor on July 31, 2017, 05:59:56 AM

Quote from: LiteBit on July 28, 2017, 02:53:40 PM

Quote from: ctor on July 28, 2017, 10:23:20 AM

Are votes weighted by user count or by their PART holdings? How PARTs are involved in voting? Can user vote with zero PART?

In order to vote you'd need PART. It's a utility/protocol token with many value propositions:

listing privilege (being a vendor)
passive income (staking coins on a node)
voting privilege (governance)

What resource and of what amount is required to take down an item? For example, is it like "200 votes from different IPs" or "200 votes from different addresses" or "500,000 staked PART voted against this item"? What is the exact mechanism?

The exact mechanism isn't drafted right now as we're researching and vetting means and methods at this point. I could see guidelines being 100% community proposed and voted on using Particl's decentralized voting already built in to ultimately determine mechanisms like this. First we need to nail down the right one that balances security, privacy and usability.

flowjob

member

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I get an error when i want to send some PART with the wallet from github:

particl-cli sendtoaddress "PuZiSt6d74g9YU6Nh7EC7Y6FDt4RZpDeUn" 0.52
error code: -4
error message:
GetChangeAddress failed.

ctor

newbie

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Merit: 0

Quote from: LiteBit on July 28, 2017, 02:53:40 PM

Quote from: ctor on July 28, 2017, 10:23:20 AM

Are votes weighted by user count or by their PART holdings? How PARTs are involved in voting? Can user vote with zero PART?

In order to vote you'd need PART. It's a utility/protocol token with many value propositions:

listing privilege (being a vendor)
passive income (staking coins on a node)
voting privilege (governance)

What resource and of what amount is required to take down an item? For example, is it like "200 votes from different IPs" or "200 votes from different addresses" or "500,000 staked PART voted against this item"? What is the exact mechanism?

dzimbeck

legendary

Activity: 2412

Merit: 1044

Quote from: LiteBit on July 27, 2017, 11:50:30 AM

Quote from: jordan coins on July 23, 2017, 05:08:13 AM

help DEV : I was lost (recovery phrase)

Where do I put (PUBLIC KEY)
Is there any conversion PUBLIC KEY to recovery phrase
I need 24 words to enter the my wallet
please help my

Only you are in control of your 24 words. Nobody else in the world has them but you.

Quote from: funsponge on July 22, 2017, 07:33:10 PM

Quote from: dzimbeck on July 20, 2017, 10:50:41 PM

It's funny how in your OP you don't list BitBay or BlackHalo/BitHalo which was the world's first decentralized markets and it doesn't bloat the chain and scales well.

Considering you guys of course know about us considering you got the idea of double deposit escrow from BlackHalo years ago when Shadowcash started (considering they even asked me to work on it which I declined)

It's all fun and games but if you are gonna list Open Bazaar and other random markets isn't a bit funny that you don't list the most obvious project that predates you?

Heck if you add BitHalo to the mix, we are also coin agnostic.

Bump

OP is being redesigned with the latest news, wallets, explorers, exchanges, etc. We can add those decentralized markets on there too

It wasn't meant to be all inclusive at the time. Until Particl has a working market it's not really proper to compare it anyways. Words are just words without a product. Grin

Quote from: Zer0Sum on July 26, 2017, 11:48:44 PM

Hey, thanks... now I can enjoy this project because I think it has a big future

Glad you're here!

Thanks for saying you wouldn't exclude it. Of course you don't have to mention other projects in your thread at all. But I'm happy you responded this way.

Good luck guys! Hope you release a great product

LiteBit

legendary

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Quote from: J.Jones on July 28, 2017, 09:58:47 AM

Quote

User Vetting (hypothetical example)
* The Wikipedia Model: Anyone in the world can become a vendor, set up shop and add/market/sell items. Items that appear illegal or are illegal can be flagged by a user on Particl and voting can take place to vet the item. If enough votes deem this item illegal or unsafe, whatever, the item is removed from the marketplace.

How will Particl users see these flaggs or voting bills? Some sort of Push Notification? I have read somewere that this "delist" votings could be tied to "countdown period" you have any more details on that?

J.J

Remember that this is still hypothetical, as in we're working through models.

Listings could begin in a 1 hour holding period let's say. So before they go live they have 1 hour in a holding pin that stakeholders can search through and flag or vote on questionable listings. Thresholds would need to be setup and protocol for informing a vendor if the listing was not allowed to post on the marketplace.

Reputation would play a part in this voting scheme too. Users (either vendors or sellers) could remove listings they felt were harmful or dangerous to the integrity of the marketplace platform. Precautions would need to be established to dissuade vendors from playing a long game to built good rep and then sabotage the marketplace, such as listings being able to be removed even if they pass the 1 hour litmus test. Also discouraging teams of people to work together and swing the system. In the Particl Market the seller will pay a fee to list. It's small but it's set up to discourage repeatedly spamming the market with junk listings.

Quote from: ctor on July 28, 2017, 10:23:20 AM

Quote from: LiteBit on July 28, 2017, 09:17:22 AM

Items that appear illegal or are illegal can be flagged by a user on Particl and voting can take place to vet the item. If enough votes deem this item illegal or unsafe, whatever, the item is removed from the marketplace.

Are votes weighted by user count or by their PART holdings? How PARTs are involved in voting? Can user vote with zero PART?

In order to vote you'd need PART. It's a utility/protocol token with many value propositions:

listing privilege (being a vendor)
passive income (staking coins on a node)
voting privilege (governance)

part-linux

newbie

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1 stake = 1 vote i think

ctor

newbie

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Merit: 0

Quote from: LiteBit on July 28, 2017, 09:17:22 AM

Items that appear illegal or are illegal can be flagged by a user on Particl and voting can take place to vet the item. If enough votes deem this item illegal or unsafe, whatever, the item is removed from the marketplace.

Are votes weighted by user count or by their PART holdings? How PARTs are involved in voting? Can user vote with zero PART?

J.Jones

newbie

Activity: 5

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Quote

User Vetting (hypothetical example)
* The Wikipedia Model: Anyone in the world can become a vendor, set up shop and add/market/sell items. Items that appear illegal or are illegal can be flagged by a user on Particl and voting can take place to vet the item. If enough votes deem this item illegal or unsafe, whatever, the item is removed from the marketplace.

How will Particl users see these flaggs or voting bills? Some sort of Push Notification? I have read somewere that this "delist" votings could be tied to "countdown period" you have any more details on that?

J.J

LiteBit

legendary

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Quote from: scaryvirus on July 28, 2017, 02:29:08 AM

SYS coin and bitbay markets can censor markets, can particl?

Particl market governance will be a mix of inherent guidelines and the rest is owned and vetted 100% by the users. Governance models are being cycled through during development but they'll mostly adhere to these two truths.

Inherent Guidelines (example)
* Default Categories: The goal of default categories is to eliminate the possibility of having listings show up that would be deemed illegal in 100% of the world. The ability to create new categories for a listing will be available but the vendor would need to agree to a Terms document the Particl Foundation/legal counsel drafts that puts sole responsibility to create new categories on that vendor

User Vetting (hypothetical example)
* The Wikipedia Model: Anyone in the world can become a vendor, set up shop and add/market/sell items. Items that appear illegal or are illegal can be flagged by a user on Particl and voting can take place to vet the item. If enough votes deem this item illegal or unsafe, whatever, the item is removed from the marketplace.
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part-linux

newbie

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i heard roadmap isnt far away anymore my guess is 2 weeks. For Gui we should see some news today i think, imyb posted that he already got the build and will send us some screenshots today (he is a team member and is able to test it internally)

cryptohunter

legendary

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MY RED TRUST LEFT BY SCUMBAGS - READ MY SIG

Quote from: cryptohunter on July 22, 2017, 10:07:21 AM

SECTION 2: YOUR ADDRESS
Please generate your address using the Particl Core wallet.

PARTICL ADDRESS
Please enter your Address generated from the Particl Wallet. This is where you will receive your funds.

is it possible just to put the bittrex particl receiving address??

So log in

select donation %

put in bittrex addy

press accept terms etc

done??

well, will it work or not?

BUMP

J.Jones

newbie

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Merit: 0

Hey Particl team,

When is the GUI wallet coming out? I am staking on the qt wallet and so far so good.
any new roadmap in the making?

Keep up the good work!

J.J

part-linux

newbie

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there is no central entity in particl like in the market you posted. There are private Listings and there will be decentralized Voting where everybody who received a stake can vote (1 stake will be 1 vote i guess)

which means the market is fully decentralized. For example if a product gets 15% downvotes then it will move to some restricted area or gets blocked from the market (cp, guns credit cards) and such stuff. Pretty sure that things like health enhancing plants will stay on the market Cheesy

peace

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