Topic: Re: [ANN] Halcyon - x15 POS - Cryptsy Bittrex - Dev Slow but Continue - page 49. (Read 193793 times)
September 08, 2014, 02:08:04 PM
Can someone think of some ingenious fud so I can get cheap coins please, I want to be a anon node!!
September 08, 2014, 02:03:46 PM
working anon release tomorrow.
Boom time.
Boom time.
September 08, 2014, 01:08:37 PM
Jeeze, in 5 minutes someone dumped a bunch of HAL, and ask price buyers were right there to get her back up. I'm loving this coin! New logo is sweet, too, I might add. Great work, guys.
September 08, 2014, 01:02:56 PM
Some Hal-related news for you folks:
Coverage on Cryptoarticles:
http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/xcurrency-code-reviews-the-de-facto-standard-of-legitimacy-among-altcoins
Spread the word:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/XCurrency/status/509036903799484416
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/XCurrency?fref=ts
Coverage on Cryptoarticles:
http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/xcurrency-code-reviews-the-de-facto-standard-of-legitimacy-among-altcoins
Spread the word:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/XCurrency/status/509036903799484416
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/XCurrency?fref=ts
September 08, 2014, 12:19:23 PM
Love the coin. Top-of-the-line anon, honest and skilled devs, clean launch, steady growth and good volume. This is going places!
September 08, 2014, 08:10:23 AM
September 08, 2014, 08:00:09 AM
Small HAL article :
http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/halcyon-trustless-peer-to-peer-anonymity-with-a-limited-coin-supply
http://www.cryptoarticles.com/crypto-news/halcyon-trustless-peer-to-peer-anonymity-with-a-limited-coin-supply
Thank you for the article and for using the new Halcyon logo
If you haven't yet, please follow on Twitter https://twitter.com/HalcyonDev I have been posting updates there also.
Get ready for a great week
September 08, 2014, 07:58:57 AM
September 08, 2014, 06:55:25 AM
Awesome news, guys. Congrats. Looking forward to continued progress with your coin!
September 08, 2014, 05:48:56 AM
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Halcyon Review
Dear Halcyon community,
I am Dan Metcalf, XC lead architect and developer. As part of my new proof of code service, I was contacted by the developer of Halcyon for a code review. Halcyon started out as a proof-of-work coin with a stated total of about 2 million coins and 9% staking interest.
I audited the code for any potential issues, such as hidden pre-mine, Trojans and other damaging code. Halcyon’s code is clean and well developed.
Its anonymous solution is decentralized and trustless through the use of peernodes. Anonymous transactions are fairly quick taking less than 30 seconds to complete. One of the biggest concerns with any solution is how it deals with the Byzantine Generals Problem.
Halcyon’s approach requires each peernode to sign the outputs in single transaction, and if a peernode fails to sign the peernode is banned and the process is restarted banning that peernode and connecting to new peernodes. To prevent Sybil attacks peernodes need at least 2000 HAL to function as a peernode.
Peersend becomes more anonymous with each additional peernode involved in the transaction. Halcyon’s anonymous solution is well developed and has potential as additional peernodes join the network
Sincerely,
Dan Metcalf
[email protected]
Dear Halcyon community,
I am Dan Metcalf, XC lead architect and developer. As part of my new proof of code service, I was contacted by the developer of Halcyon for a code review. Halcyon started out as a proof-of-work coin with a stated total of about 2 million coins and 9% staking interest.
I audited the code for any potential issues, such as hidden pre-mine, Trojans and other damaging code. Halcyon’s code is clean and well developed.
Its anonymous solution is decentralized and trustless through the use of peernodes. Anonymous transactions are fairly quick taking less than 30 seconds to complete. One of the biggest concerns with any solution is how it deals with the Byzantine Generals Problem.
Halcyon’s approach requires each peernode to sign the outputs in single transaction, and if a peernode fails to sign the peernode is banned and the process is restarted banning that peernode and connecting to new peernodes. To prevent Sybil attacks peernodes need at least 2000 HAL to function as a peernode.
Peersend becomes more anonymous with each additional peernode involved in the transaction. Halcyon’s anonymous solution is well developed and has potential as additional peernodes join the network
Sincerely,
Dan Metcalf
[email protected]
this greats news! our peoples in our partnership are now in agrees to buy more halcyons! 500,000 satoshis is in the horizons! we are startings dumping of our other coins and buying halcyons!
what white peoples say, toooo theeeee moooooooons!
September 08, 2014, 02:09:02 AM
This is very inspiring, great coin
NEW BTCD
September 08, 2014, 12:22:03 AM
BY COMMUNITY REQUEST, New logo for Halcyon!! 
Halcyon Base Code and Anonymous Transaction Code Review by Dan Metcalf of XC:
http://www.atcsecure.com/proof_of_code/halcyon/halcyon-review.docx
A very attractive website is being finished up, working very hard. After this I will do my best to straighten the ANN out a bit.
New article about HAL on http://cryptocoinchronicle.com/2014/09/halcyon-coin-truly-anonymous-cryptocurrency-technology/
Halcyon Base Code and Anonymous Transaction Code Review by Dan Metcalf of XC:
http://www.atcsecure.com/proof_of_code/halcyon/halcyon-review.docx
A very attractive website is being finished up, working very hard. After this I will do my best to straighten the ANN out a bit.
New article about HAL on http://cryptocoinchronicle.com/2014/09/halcyon-coin-truly-anonymous-cryptocurrency-technology/
Wow! Great logo! Can't wait to see what the website looks like.
September 07, 2014, 11:39:06 PM
Great work! Nice little rebrand, review of code. Looking forward to the week ahead.
September 07, 2014, 11:33:21 PM
BY COMMUNITY REQUEST, New logo for Halcyon!!
Halcyon Base Code and Anonymous Transaction Code Review by Dan Metcalf of XC:
http://www.atcsecure.com/proof_of_code/halcyon/halcyon-review.docx
A very attractive website is being finished up, working very hard. After this I will do my best to straighten the ANN out a bit.
New article about HAL on http://cryptocoinchronicle.com/2014/09/halcyon-coin-truly-anonymous-cryptocurrency-technology/
Halcyon Base Code and Anonymous Transaction Code Review by Dan Metcalf of XC:
http://www.atcsecure.com/proof_of_code/halcyon/halcyon-review.docx
A very attractive website is being finished up, working very hard. After this I will do my best to straighten the ANN out a bit.
New article about HAL on http://cryptocoinchronicle.com/2014/09/halcyon-coin-truly-anonymous-cryptocurrency-technology/
September 07, 2014, 11:15:44 PM
Quote
Halcyon Review
Dear Halcyon community,
I am Dan Metcalf, XC lead architect and developer. As part of my new proof of code service, I was contacted by the developer of Halcyon for a code review. Halcyon started out as a proof-of-work coin with a stated total of about 2 million coins and 9% staking interest.
I audited the code for any potential issues, such as hidden pre-mine, Trojans and other damaging code. Halcyon’s code is clean and well developed.
Its anonymous solution is decentralized and trustless through the use of peernodes. Anonymous transactions are fairly quick taking less than 30 seconds to complete. One of the biggest concerns with any solution is how it deals with the Byzantine Generals Problem.
Halcyon’s approach requires each peernode to sign the outputs in single transaction, and if a peernode fails to sign the peernode is banned and the process is restarted banning that peernode and connecting to new peernodes. To prevent Sybil attacks peernodes need at least 2000 HAL to function as a peernode.
Peersend becomes more anonymous with each additional peernode involved in the transaction. Halcyon’s anonymous solution is well developed and has potential as additional peernodes join the network
Sincerely,
Dan Metcalf
[email protected]
Dear Halcyon community,
I am Dan Metcalf, XC lead architect and developer. As part of my new proof of code service, I was contacted by the developer of Halcyon for a code review. Halcyon started out as a proof-of-work coin with a stated total of about 2 million coins and 9% staking interest.
I audited the code for any potential issues, such as hidden pre-mine, Trojans and other damaging code. Halcyon’s code is clean and well developed.
Its anonymous solution is decentralized and trustless through the use of peernodes. Anonymous transactions are fairly quick taking less than 30 seconds to complete. One of the biggest concerns with any solution is how it deals with the Byzantine Generals Problem.
Halcyon’s approach requires each peernode to sign the outputs in single transaction, and if a peernode fails to sign the peernode is banned and the process is restarted banning that peernode and connecting to new peernodes. To prevent Sybil attacks peernodes need at least 2000 HAL to function as a peernode.
Peersend becomes more anonymous with each additional peernode involved in the transaction. Halcyon’s anonymous solution is well developed and has potential as additional peernodes join the network
Sincerely,
Dan Metcalf
[email protected]
September 07, 2014, 11:11:09 PM
"I audited the code for any potential issues, such as hidden pre-mine, Trojans and other damaging code. Halcyon’s code is clean and well developed. "
GOOD
September 07, 2014, 11:04:42 PM
September 07, 2014, 09:42:20 PM
The official code review is not out yet correct?
has any pb
September 07, 2014, 03:24:58 PM
The official code review is not out yet correct?
September 07, 2014, 02:31:21 PM
Looks like a breakout is coming up.
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