Topic: [RADS] Radium - Decentralized Identities, Custom Assets, Elections, and More! - page 53. (Read 579179 times)

Great to see progress!

Update from dev team for week of 2/4/18:

It’s been a rough week in the crypto world, but the Radium team is nonetheless fully engaged in a number of ongoing and new projects, including a rebuild of the Radium Core website, a new industrial partnership, and of course the upcoming hardfork--see our recent blog post for more info:
https://blog.radiumcore.org/radium-update-42-core-protocol-progress-report-3de696599b58

https://twitter.com/RadiumCore/status/960894002257068033

Just visiting the thread after seeing that even in a bloody market RADS still in a green position glad to see that there's some incoming updates and for
sure it will bring some impact to the value of this coin, let see the finish product after the fork better to buy while the value is still not that high and bitcoin also still in the dip, looking forward RADS team, more progress and success to come.

If you changed the password, you can use an old backup file and unlock it with the old password.

Hello everybody
Who was problematic when the password for decryption of the radium wallet is not suitable, with the fact that I enter a 100% valid password.
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Wallet encryption failed
The passphrase entered for the wallet decryption was incorrect

3.5 million coins or so and new toys on the way. Looking forward to it...

Radium Update #42 — Core Protocol Progress Report



In the last few months the developers have been working on the upcoming Radium protocol hardfork. We wanted to share our current progress as well as our future timeline.

We have so far implemented all the hardfork changes we wanted to implement in Radium Core v1.5.0. Phase 1 of our protocol upgrade plan. You can view our progress on GitHub.

We are currently in the process of refactoring some of the code and thoroughly testing our upgrades. In order to ensure a successful hardfork we have been taking our time with network testing. Our testnet is running with the new hardfork changes but there is still some testing to be done in order to ensure there are no new and unintentional attack vectors.

There has been a lot of recent questions from the community concerning when exactly we would be hardforking. Unfortunately, blockchain development is such that we believe that hard deadlines imposed “at random” on the developers can be counterproductive. The reason we believe this is because we want to ensure that the Radium blockchain runs as smoothly as possible. A hardfork is an important change and we therefore think that a long and thorough testing phase before mainnet release is very important. Having said this we are very close to being finished with our testing, we still need to do some minor refactoring of the code but we are confident we will be able to release Radium Core v1.5.0 this month.

— The Radium Team

That's correct, there was no ICO.

JJ

It is a project which makes me exciting, no ICO right? I think the price is not pumped hard before, it is undervalued.

yep, me too
I just bought more cheap assets

Worried about the price.
Just relax, I feel in this market the worst thing you could do is sell, especially with what's in the pipeline.
The bumpy ride will just weed out the week hands. The patient will be the real winners.
   I'm not selling anything today. 
 

Great, thanks for pointing that out!

It's already exist - Radium SmartChain (scroll one page down)

What is the Radium SmartChain?

The Radium SmartChain is a software suite that brings extended functionality to the Radium Core blockchain based identity management to the everyday user. It allows for the creation and management of digital identity that can then be used to digitally sign files and text. These unalterable digital signatures are recorded in the Radium Core blockchain, and can be used to prove authenticity, ownership, or possession of a file at a particular point in time.

Identities
A digital identity is created by pairing a username and other optional demographic data with a Radium Core public key, and recording that paring block-chain. The identity becomes publicly visible, and actions taken on behalf of that identity are validated using asymmetric key signing.

Identity Verification
Users can request that their Identity be verified by a third party who holds a verification key. Requests for Identity verification should be made to JJ12880, tm2013, Alaniz, or any other member of the development team. Verification is designed to provide confidence in user accounts, and prevent scamming from accounts with misleading usernames. In order to become verified, a user must prove their identity through an outside medium, such as through Telegram, Bitcointalk or other social media.

File Signature
Just like humans have unique fingerprints, digital files also have unique fingerprints called a hash. File hashes are generated by passing a file through a cryptographic hashing function. Using a digital identity, a user can sign a file hash, and create a public, permanent, and time-stamped record in the Radium Blockchain. This serves as a permanent record, and allows other users to check the authenticity of a file by looking up its hash and associated signatures that were previously recorded in the blockchain.

Text Notes
Using a digital identity, a user sign and record short pieces of text directly into the Radium blockchain. Notes are visible to everyone, and are cryptographically linked to their author. Notes are can be used for recording predictions, creating memorials, and for any other purpose requiring public, permanent, signed, and time-stamped text.

One Click Verify
One Click Verify is a standalone program that allows a user to look up the File Signature of any file on their computer. The One Click Verify installer creates an option in the windows right click context menu titled "Verify file with SmartChain" that when activated will calculate the File Signature of the selected file, and check it against known File Signatures in the Radium blockchain. The One Click Verify system operates independently, and does not require installation of Radium core or SmartChain core.

https://radiumcore.org/docs#rsc
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Radium_SmartChain

Do you intend to implement the blockchain-based file verification service (like ConceptCrypt) to the desktop wallet client?
It would be nice if one could do this also from the desktop client and pay the transaction fees in RADS.

Nice, man, thanks a lot!
Will address it to devs.

I found a typo on http://conceptcrypt.com/Home/About

You write: "Not all *flies* are created equal;..."

I guess it should be files instead of flies 

Update regarding ConceptCrypt:

From the marketing team: our short-term marketing plan for ConceptCrypt! We’re looking forward to bringing the functionality of the Radium blockchain to creators everywhere.

Supply hard Cap: Set the total supply cap at 9,000,000, per the original project specifications. What this means: No user impact for approximately 40 years. Block rewards will cease once max supply reaches 9M, around year 2059.

Current circulating supply: 3,441,618 RADS (~3.44m or ~35% of total supply and increases 263k yearly)

from here: https://blog.radiumcore.org/radium-update-41-radium-core-v1-4-7-upgrade-d71d8b20334a

what is the max supply of radium?  it was never mined?

Nice update guys! I can see that you are really committed to the project. Keep delivering and good luck!