Topic: [RFC] æthereum: a turing-complete coin distributed as per bitcoin's blockchain - page 2. (Read 48649 times)
August 09, 2015, 11:36:06 AM
Now with etherum released will there be some action?
August 01, 2015, 05:00:24 PM
is this dead? Sure looks that way
It was just an idea.
Now we just need to to find someone to develop it. Or gather together to do it.
August 01, 2015, 03:10:48 PM
is this dead? Sure looks that way
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August 01, 2015, 11:53:19 AM
The nature of the snapshot model is such that it doesn't really matter much when you do it. That's part of the point of it, as opposed to other (broken) models such as CLAM, where knowing when the snapshot is going to occur gives a huge advantage.
If you already own ETH, then you get AETH without doing anything at all. If you don't already own ETH, then after the snapshot you can decide to buy neither, one, the other, or both.
If you already own ETH, then you get AETH without doing anything at all. If you don't already own ETH, then after the snapshot you can decide to buy neither, one, the other, or both.
the thing is... not every exchange will bother unlocking the aether for their customers, or even just keep it for themselves.
I think it's better to an onounce the snapshot it in advance.
The CLAM snapshot was a snapshit: it was every UTXO that got CLAM, regardless of the amount.
If I understand it correctly, the Aethereum snapshot would just give you an amount proportionally to the total number of BTC in existence.
In a sense though the CLAM snapshot wasn't all awful as you needed the wallet private keys and the technical knowledge to claim the CLAM sent to the transaction ID's with aether since the presale was a while ago it will take some time for all the aether to be claimed or a good part of it.
August 01, 2015, 11:26:44 AM
The nature of the snapshot model is such that it doesn't really matter much when you do it. That's part of the point of it, as opposed to other (broken) models such as CLAM, where knowing when the snapshot is going to occur gives a huge advantage.
If you already own ETH, then you get AETH without doing anything at all. If you don't already own ETH, then after the snapshot you can decide to buy neither, one, the other, or both.
If you already own ETH, then you get AETH without doing anything at all. If you don't already own ETH, then after the snapshot you can decide to buy neither, one, the other, or both.
the thing is... not every exchange will bother unlocking the aether for their customers, or even just keep it for themselves.
I think it's better to an onounce the snapshot it in advance.
Yes you are right about exchanges with shitty policies. There should be an ænnouncement, and it should probably be quite far in advance and as widely publicized as possible.
that's why I proposed block 370000
Could also be 375000 or even 400000.
I don't care, as long as we are as public as possible about it. Maybe also start a new thread, seems better.
Sidechains would throw a spanner in the works too, I still advocate keeping exclusive control of your private keys and not trusting your stake in the blockchain to 3rd partys
July 31, 2015, 03:40:06 PM
The nature of the snapshot model is such that it doesn't really matter much when you do it. That's part of the point of it, as opposed to other (broken) models such as CLAM, where knowing when the snapshot is going to occur gives a huge advantage.
If you already own ETH, then you get AETH without doing anything at all. If you don't already own ETH, then after the snapshot you can decide to buy neither, one, the other, or both.
If you already own ETH, then you get AETH without doing anything at all. If you don't already own ETH, then after the snapshot you can decide to buy neither, one, the other, or both.
the thing is... not every exchange will bother unlocking the aether for their customers, or even just keep it for themselves.
I think it's better to an onounce the snapshot it in advance.
Yes you are right about exchanges with shitty policies. There should be an ænnouncement, and it should probably be quite far in advance and as widely publicized as possible.
that's why I proposed block 370000
Could also be 375000 or even 400000.
I don't care, as long as we are as public as possible about it. Maybe also start a new thread, seems better.
The first thing to do is figure out how this snapshot is even going to work. Has anyone involved with this project even looked at the Ethereum code, designed the claim contracts, etc.
July 31, 2015, 03:38:08 PM
The nature of the snapshot model is such that it doesn't really matter much when you do it. That's part of the point of it, as opposed to other (broken) models such as CLAM, where knowing when the snapshot is going to occur gives a huge advantage.
If you already own ETH, then you get AETH without doing anything at all. If you don't already own ETH, then after the snapshot you can decide to buy neither, one, the other, or both.
If you already own ETH, then you get AETH without doing anything at all. If you don't already own ETH, then after the snapshot you can decide to buy neither, one, the other, or both.
the thing is... not every exchange will bother unlocking the aether for their customers, or even just keep it for themselves.
I think it's better to an onounce the snapshot it in advance.
Yes you are right about exchanges with shitty policies. There should be an ænnouncement, and it should probably be quite far in advance and as widely publicized as possible.
that's why I proposed block 370000
Could also be 375000 or even 400000.
I don't care, as long as we are as public as possible about it. Maybe also start a new thread, seems better.
July 31, 2015, 02:35:48 PM
The nature of the snapshot model is such that it doesn't really matter much when you do it. That's part of the point of it, as opposed to other (broken) models such as CLAM, where knowing when the snapshot is going to occur gives a huge advantage.
If you already own ETH, then you get AETH without doing anything at all. If you don't already own ETH, then after the snapshot you can decide to buy neither, one, the other, or both.
If you already own ETH, then you get AETH without doing anything at all. If you don't already own ETH, then after the snapshot you can decide to buy neither, one, the other, or both.
the thing is... not every exchange will bother unlocking the aether for their customers, or even just keep it for themselves.
I think it's better to an onounce the snapshot it in advance.
Yes you are right about exchanges with shitty policies. There should be an ænnouncement, and it should probably be quite far in advance and as widely publicized as possible.
July 31, 2015, 02:09:32 PM
The nature of the snapshot model is such that it doesn't really matter much when you do it. That's part of the point of it, as opposed to other (broken) models such as CLAM, where knowing when the snapshot is going to occur gives a huge advantage.
If you already own ETH, then you get AETH without doing anything at all. If you don't already own ETH, then after the snapshot you can decide to buy neither, one, the other, or both.
If you already own ETH, then you get AETH without doing anything at all. If you don't already own ETH, then after the snapshot you can decide to buy neither, one, the other, or both.
the thing is... not every exchange will bother unlocking the aether for their customers, or even just keep it for themselves.
I think it's better to an onounce the snapshot it in advance.
The CLAM snapshot was a snapshit: it was every UTXO that got CLAM, regardless of the amount.
If I understand it correctly, the Aethereum snapshot would just give you an amount proportionally to the total number of BTC in existence.
July 31, 2015, 12:59:15 PM
The nature of the snapshot model is such that it doesn't really matter much when you do it. That's part of the point of it, as opposed to other (broken) models such as CLAM, where knowing when the snapshot is going to occur gives a huge advantage.
If you already own ETH, then you get AETH without doing anything at all. If you don't already own ETH, then after the snapshot you can decide to buy neither, one, the other, or both.
If you already own ETH, then you get AETH without doing anything at all. If you don't already own ETH, then after the snapshot you can decide to buy neither, one, the other, or both.
July 31, 2015, 02:49:06 AM
for example block 370000 would be a nice round number to take the snapshot.
This would be in about 2 weeks, taking into account an 8 min block time on average.
we would have enough time to be public about this project and get people to prepare if they want to claim their aether
This would be in about 2 weeks, taking into account an 8 min block time on average.
we would have enough time to be public about this project and get people to prepare if they want to claim their aether
I agree.
We should get this done sooner rather later so that we can keep up with Ethereum's momentum.
July 28, 2015, 01:24:19 PM
Ethereum soon launch.
https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/
http://cointelegraph.com/news/114939/ethercoin-price-skyrockets-as-ethereum-confirms-launch
What about discussing æthereum again ?
I like the aethereum project and suggest the snapshot of the blockchain to be anounced a few days in advance.https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/
http://cointelegraph.com/news/114939/ethercoin-price-skyrockets-as-ethereum-confirms-launch
What about discussing æthereum again ?
Why?
Lot of people have coins on exchanges etc. Some people would want to be able to move their coins to their own private keys
Agree with that !
I would like Peter R to comment on the launch.
for example block 370000 would be a nice round number to take the snapshot.
This would be in about 2 weeks, taking into account an 8 min block time on average.
we would have enough time to be public about this project and get people to prepare if they want to claim their aether
July 28, 2015, 12:39:22 PM
Ethereum soon launch.
https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/
http://cointelegraph.com/news/114939/ethercoin-price-skyrockets-as-ethereum-confirms-launch
What about discussing æthereum again ?
I like the aethereum project and suggest the snapshot of the blockchain to be anounced a few days in advance.https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/
http://cointelegraph.com/news/114939/ethercoin-price-skyrockets-as-ethereum-confirms-launch
What about discussing æthereum again ?
Why?
Lot of people have coins on exchanges etc. Some people would want to be able to move their coins to their own private keys
Agree with that !
I would like Peter R to comment on the launch.
July 24, 2015, 05:56:17 AM
Ethereum soon launch.
https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/
http://cointelegraph.com/news/114939/ethercoin-price-skyrockets-as-ethereum-confirms-launch
What about discussing æthereum again ?
I like the aethereum project and suggest the snapshot of the blockchain to be anounced a few days in advance.
Why?
Lot of people have coins on exchanges etc. Some people would want to be able to move their coins to their own private keys
Also, will you need the private keys or is signing a standard message enough?
If it's the former, Trezor owners would need to move their coins out of their device before the snapshot, and import them after the snapshot.
(unless they want to expose their seed after the snapshot and then move their coins to a new seed; this isn't a good idea, because some people reuse some addresses or want to be able to sign with some addresses associated with their previous seed)
edit: I've read the FAQ, I'm like what I read
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12. How exactly will I claim my æther?
Using your æthereum client, you can create one or several accounts. Each account has an associated address. To claim your æther, simply sign the æthereum address that you want credited with a bitcoin private key. Paste the signature into the “claim aether” window in your client and post the transaction to the network. This will provide cryptographic proof to the æthereum network of your right to claim your portion of æther from the nucleus.
13. But I don’t trust you with my bitcoin private keys.
There is no need to trust us. Simply sign an æther address under your control with a bitcoin private key using whatever wallet you are comfortable with (e.g., blockchain.info, Armory, etc.,) and paste the resulting signature into the æthereum client.
Using your æthereum client, you can create one or several accounts. Each account has an associated address. To claim your æther, simply sign the æthereum address that you want credited with a bitcoin private key. Paste the signature into the “claim aether” window in your client and post the transaction to the network. This will provide cryptographic proof to the æthereum network of your right to claim your portion of æther from the nucleus.
13. But I don’t trust you with my bitcoin private keys.
There is no need to trust us. Simply sign an æther address under your control with a bitcoin private key using whatever wallet you are comfortable with (e.g., blockchain.info, Armory, etc.,) and paste the resulting signature into the æthereum client.
So, the only thing to be decided is when to take the snapshot.
July 24, 2015, 03:33:36 AM
Ethereum soon launch.
https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/
http://cointelegraph.com/news/114939/ethercoin-price-skyrockets-as-ethereum-confirms-launch
What about discussing æthereum again ?
March 13, 2015, 03:56:23 PM
what's the status? I've heard ethereum is planning to release soon
Hopefully this project will re-target to be a sidechain with real bitcoins IMO. 
March 13, 2015, 03:33:59 PM
what's the status? I've heard ethereum is planning to release soon
January 18, 2015, 07:15:41 PM
not much activity in this thread. Is this project still active?
I dont think there is a project. The idea was to fork ethereum when it is release, but ethereum hasn't been released.
January 18, 2015, 05:05:58 AM
not much activity in this thread. Is this project still active?
January 17, 2015, 10:14:29 AM
bump for anyone has not seen this thread.
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