Today SLM price in Novaexchange is 77sts. It is lowest in 6 month.
Dev, are you have any plan for future ?
Topic: Slimcoin | First Proof of Burn currency | Decentralized Web - page 79. (Read 137076 times)
November 05, 2017, 11:47:51 AM
November 05, 2017, 11:06:01 AM
1) Who is the developer of this project please. Is it gjhiggins?
2) Why the coin price is very low did the original dev left?
2) Why the coin price is very low did the original dev left?
1) It's a FOSS project, I'm merely one of a number of contributors.
2) Yes the original dev left (it's at the end of the OP but it *is* In the OP):
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-slimcoin-proof-of-burn-new-block-gen-mineable-by-low-power-computer-613213 (The original Slimcoin developer has not posted in this forum since the end of 2014, and he has stated that for the moment he is too busy to continue maintaining the coin. Some of the links in the release announcement are outdated and the formerly official website is offline now. So some members of the community have decided to restart the thread.)
(how that relates to your perception of “very low” I couldn't say)Cheers
Graham
Graham,
Yes I went back and I read the history of this project. Thanks,
You are right, I meant to ask three questions
I will need to read more about this project.
November 05, 2017, 11:05:17 AM
I don't have so much mem usage - in fact I only have about 450-460 mb mem used, but it's gradually expanding with longer and heavier blockchain - I only have seen such effect.
November 05, 2017, 10:45:21 AM
From my personal expericence with all kinds of embedded computers (RPI, Panda, Cubieboard, pcDuino, Olinuxino and so on), these have some limitations that make them not the perfect choice for running a full node, especially when it is a POS or POB node:
1. Memory
2. Wearing out the flash based harddisks
Without staking and just little burning, my Slimcoin node uses ~700GB of memory. I suspect while synching up this amount is noteably higher. The Raspi 3 has 1GB memory AFAIK, if you also run a graphical desktop on the same device that won't just cut it and swapping to an SDcard maybe is suboptimal as well. Right now, while replying, my browser uses ~2.8G memory.
If you have coins in your wallet, you might want to try to synch up with an empty wallet and see if you get any further that way. Also quitting all memory-intensive programs like browser and such could help (if you do you run an graphical desktop on it). Then once it crashes, check your syslogs for messages about the OOM killer ("Out of Memory: Killed process XY").
But in the end I do not think that any kind of device with under 2GB (better 4GB) of memory and a fast storage medium will be able to run a full node of Slimcoin in the long run.
HTH
1. Memory
2. Wearing out the flash based harddisks
Without staking and just little burning, my Slimcoin node uses ~700GB of memory. I suspect while synching up this amount is noteably higher. The Raspi 3 has 1GB memory AFAIK, if you also run a graphical desktop on the same device that won't just cut it and swapping to an SDcard maybe is suboptimal as well. Right now, while replying, my browser uses ~2.8G memory.
If you have coins in your wallet, you might want to try to synch up with an empty wallet and see if you get any further that way. Also quitting all memory-intensive programs like browser and such could help (if you do you run an graphical desktop on it). Then once it crashes, check your syslogs for messages about the OOM killer ("Out of Memory: Killed process XY").
But in the end I do not think that any kind of device with under 2GB (better 4GB) of memory and a fast storage medium will be able to run a full node of Slimcoin in the long run.
HTH
Hi psycodad, I think that you are right, but I try workaround that installing Raspbian OS in raspberry pi on a usb memory and the Blockchain and wallet files on a usb hard disk drive. Also I added 4gb of swap file on hdd. With htop I can see how sometimes slimcoind take part of swap file, but less than 1gb. I use server version of Raspbian, without graphical environment. All run smoothly until I unlock the wallet.
Now I’m syncing the Blockchain from scratch with the new binary compiled from eddycurrent trying to do other test.
Greetings.
November 05, 2017, 07:54:52 AM
Hello all,
Here is the arm-V7 linux QT binary:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_gR5sKBz2BJQ77e61fVSRWMFwvrt7lbq
and the cli daemon binary for the same architecture:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=16I7WMSQdf9tsKOX6iRbrrJBaJraORz3B
Could some other users please validate that these binarys work and contain no malware?
If there is a better way to make these available, please let me know.
Regards
Here is the arm-V7 linux QT binary:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_gR5sKBz2BJQ77e61fVSRWMFwvrt7lbq
and the cli daemon binary for the same architecture:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=16I7WMSQdf9tsKOX6iRbrrJBaJraORz3B
Could some other users please validate that these binarys work and contain no malware?
If there is a better way to make these available, please let me know.
Regards
Hello, I appreciate the work you are doing. I have tried the CLI version that you have posted on a Raspberry pi 3 (armv8) and in principle it runs well but I find the same problem as in the compilation tests that I have made some time ago.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.20954309
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.21695133
While the wallet is blocked, the Blockchain updates well, but when it is unlocked and start the mining PoB it crash imminently. I have to try to reinitialize the Blockchain and synchronize from scratch (I used a copy of my Windows wallet) I will also try to change the operating system. I currently use Raspbian (based on debian) and I will try Arch Linux for Raspberry pi. I keep you informed.
Greetins.
From my personal expericence with all kinds of embedded computers (RPI, Panda, Cubieboard, pcDuino, Olinuxino and so on), these have some limitations that make them not the perfect choice for running a full node, especially when it is a POS or POB node:
1. Memory
2. Wearing out the flash based harddisks
Without staking and just little burning, my Slimcoin node uses ~700GB of memory. I suspect while synching up this amount is noteably higher. The Raspi 3 has 1GB memory AFAIK, if you also run a graphical desktop on the same device that won't just cut it and swapping to an SDcard maybe is suboptimal as well. Right now, while replying, my browser uses ~2.8G memory.
If you have coins in your wallet, you might want to try to synch up with an empty wallet and see if you get any further that way. Also quitting all memory-intensive programs like browser and such could help (if you do you run an graphical desktop on it). Then once it crashes, check your syslogs for messages about the OOM killer ("Out of Memory: Killed process XY").
But in the end I do not think that any kind of device with under 2GB (better 4GB) of memory and a fast storage medium will be able to run a full node of Slimcoin in the long run.
HTH
November 05, 2017, 07:26:27 AM
...
By the way: I saw that for "tokens" distributed on ICOs there is now a new forum section, called ... Tokens. So if you want to burn money with ICOs, that is the forum you probably are searching. But if you want a serious blockchain project, you're right here.
how many tokens in total are you issuing?
To all newbies: This is not a "token" (I see this question pretty often so I answer it). It is a full-fledged blockchain, with an unique consensus system. The "token" is issued by a dynamic algorithm and the theoretic maximum is 250 million, but it probably never will reach this number. There can even be tokens issued on Slimcoin By the way: I saw that for "tokens" distributed on ICOs there is now a new forum section, called ... Tokens
. So if you want to burn money with ICOs, that is the forum you probably are searching. But if you want a serious blockchain project, you're right here.NVM, these nonsense posts pop-up all over the forum.
One sign to recognize them is that they all talk about tokens when posting to POW/POS/POB coin threads. One very plausible theory that I just picked up in another thread (though seems I am unable to find that post now for linking here, sorry) is that these accounts are all created by a single person or entity to participate in airdrops. The kind of useless "What purpose has this token?" posts have only the purpose of upping their user activity for said participation in airdrops. Right now the majority of these accounts has an activity of exactly 14.
It's quite disturbing as I have the feeling that around 1/3 of posts in the threads I have set to be notified are from such airdrop-sockpuppets.
November 05, 2017, 07:00:30 AM
Hello all,
Here is the arm-V7 linux QT binary:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_gR5sKBz2BJQ77e61fVSRWMFwvrt7lbq
and the cli daemon binary for the same architecture:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=16I7WMSQdf9tsKOX6iRbrrJBaJraORz3B
Could some other users please validate that these binarys work and contain no malware?
If there is a better way to make these available, please let me know.
Regards
Here is the arm-V7 linux QT binary:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_gR5sKBz2BJQ77e61fVSRWMFwvrt7lbq
and the cli daemon binary for the same architecture:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=16I7WMSQdf9tsKOX6iRbrrJBaJraORz3B
Could some other users please validate that these binarys work and contain no malware?
If there is a better way to make these available, please let me know.
Regards
Hello, I appreciate the work you are doing. I have tried the CLI version that you have posted on a Raspberry pi 3 (armv8) and in principle it runs well but I find the same problem as in the compilation tests that I have made some time ago.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.20954309
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.21695133
While the wallet is blocked, the Blockchain updates well, but when it is unlocked and start the mining PoB it crash imminently. I have to try to reinitialize the Blockchain and synchronize from scratch (I used a copy of my Windows wallet) I will also try to change the operating system. I currently use Raspbian (based on debian) and I will try Arch Linux for Raspberry pi. I keep you informed.
Greetins.
November 05, 2017, 05:23:03 AM
1) Who is the developer of this project please. Is it gjhiggins?
2) Why the coin price is very low did the original dev left?
2) Why the coin price is very low did the original dev left?
1) It's a FOSS project, I'm merely one of a number of contributors.
2) Yes the original dev left (it's at the end of the OP but it *is* In the OP):
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-slimcoin-proof-of-burn-new-block-gen-mineable-by-low-power-computer-613213 (The original Slimcoin developer has not posted in this forum since the end of 2014, and he has stated that for the moment he is too busy to continue maintaining the coin. Some of the links in the release announcement are outdated and the formerly official website is offline now. So some members of the community have decided to restart the thread.)
(how that relates to your perception of “very low” I couldn't say)Cheers
Graham
November 04, 2017, 11:28:33 PM
Hi,
1) Who is the developer of this project please. Is it gjhiggins?
2) Why the coin price is very low did the original dev left?
Thanks,
1) Who is the developer of this project please. Is it gjhiggins?
2) Why the coin price is very low did the original dev left?
Thanks,
November 04, 2017, 09:26:04 PM
@gjhiggins and other people interested in development:
I saw you talked a lot about decentralized trading options. I found this "xcat" software for Zcash enabling "atomic swaps" with other chains. It is still beta, but may be interesting. However, I don't know if it needs a "malleability fix" before it could be ported to Slimcoin.
I saw you talked a lot about decentralized trading options. I found this "xcat" software for Zcash enabling "atomic swaps" with other chains. It is still beta, but may be interesting. However, I don't know if it needs a "malleability fix" before it could be ported to Slimcoin.
Requires OP_CHECKLOCKTIMEVERIFY:
https://github.com/zcash-hackworks/zbxcat/blob/master/xcat/bitcoinRPC.py#L12
Cheers
Graham
November 04, 2017, 07:38:53 PM
@gjhiggins and other people interested in development:
I saw you talked a lot about decentralized trading options. I found this "xcat" software for Zcash enabling "atomic swaps" with other chains. It is still beta, but may be interesting. However, I don't know if it needs a "malleability fix" before it could be ported to Slimcoin.
By the way: I saw that for "tokens" distributed on ICOs there is now a new forum section, called ... Tokens. So if you want to burn money with ICOs, that is the forum you probably are searching. But if you want a serious blockchain project, you're right here.
I saw you talked a lot about decentralized trading options. I found this "xcat" software for Zcash enabling "atomic swaps" with other chains. It is still beta, but may be interesting. However, I don't know if it needs a "malleability fix" before it could be ported to Slimcoin.
how many tokens in total are you issuing?
To all newbies: This is not a "token" (I see this question pretty often so I answer it). It is a full-fledged blockchain, with an unique consensus system. The "token" is issued by a dynamic algorithm and the theoretic maximum is 250 million, but it probably never will reach this number. There can even be tokens issued on Slimcoin By the way: I saw that for "tokens" distributed on ICOs there is now a new forum section, called ... Tokens
. So if you want to burn money with ICOs, that is the forum you probably are searching. But if you want a serious blockchain project, you're right here. November 04, 2017, 05:05:37 PM
how many tokens in total are you issuing?
November 04, 2017, 04:09:11 PM
why do you need blockchain for this project?
Currently, there's no way to generate a bootstrap file that will be successfully read by the client but copying the blockchain .dat file and the db index can work.
The client will successfully sync from the network --- but USE AN EMPTY WALLET and copy your own wallet back in after the node has synced. Otherwise, if it tries to stake/burn before getting fully synced, that often results in a private fork, from which the client cannot escape. If this happens, either re-do from start with empty wallet or use the snapshot to get synced.
Cheers
Graham
The wallet is constantly crushing. I rebooted the blockchain. The same problem - wallet crushes. What should I do?
Thanks a lot! Empty wallet helps me. After successfully sync, private keys imported to client. Now all look good for couple of minutes. But after some time client crushes again 
November 04, 2017, 07:19:20 AM
why do you need blockchain for this project?
November 04, 2017, 07:34:52 AM
why do you need blockchain for this project?
Currently, there's no way to generate a bootstrap file that will be successfully read by the client but copying the blockchain .dat file and the db index can work.
The client will successfully sync from the network --- but USE AN EMPTY WALLET and copy your own wallet back in after the node has synced. Otherwise, if it tries to stake/burn before getting fully synced, that often results in a private fork, from which the client cannot escape. If this happens, either re-do from start with empty wallet or use the snapshot to get synced.
Cheers
Graham
November 04, 2017, 07:31:05 AM
Blocknet (a Pivx/Dash/PPcoin clone) was hacked in early Oct by someone who discovered a way to exploit the staking mechanism for personal gain. Apparently Pivx had discovered and quietly repaired its code some time before. Any chance Slimcoin could have this very staking code defect that recently became known to hackers?
Until it became clear just how many people had peviously preferred to keep their Slimcoins quiescent on the exchange, the notion was worth exploring.
But Max Guevara had called it correctly back in Sept:
Porting over a bunch of complicated features at once is a sure fire way to break lots of things. Trying to implement two big projects like Masternodes and PoS at once is not very prudent. A phased approach where each feature is added and thoroughly reviewed and tested is the way to go. PivX is on a different code base from Quark, this complicates matters. PivX also has an old modified PoS implementation that's different from Peercoin.
Cheers
Graham
November 04, 2017, 05:58:25 AM
Hello again,
I basically want my binarys independently scanned with something like AVG antivirus for example, to ensure that they are not malicious and hence any user can trust them.
Regards
...what process should I use to validate that the binaries don't contain malware?
I basically want my binarys independently scanned with something like AVG antivirus for example, to ensure that they are not malicious and hence any user can trust them.
Regards
November 04, 2017, 05:28:02 AM
Here is the arm-V7 linux QT binary:
Nice work, glad it was successful.
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Could some other users please validate that these binarys work and contain no malware?
Not yet in a position to do so, sorry. After two weeks, cex.io still haven't managed to process my verification request, so no raspie here yet. When I do manage to get one, what process should I use to validate that the binaries don't contain malware?
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If there is a better way to make these available, please let me know.
It's as good a way as any other.
Cheers
Graham
November 04, 2017, 04:58:32 AM
I really don't want to download all blockchain again. Please, tell me where can i download snapshot?
Freshly-made nightly copy of just the necessary elements of datadir (blk*.dat and dbindex): https://minkiz.co/noodlings/slm/ slm-datadir-snapshot.zip Unzip into your datadir.
Cheers
Graham
November 03, 2017, 10:15:45 PM
Hello all,
Here is the arm-V7 linux QT binary:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_gR5sKBz2BJQ77e61fVSRWMFwvrt7lbq
and the cli daemon binary for the same architecture:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=16I7WMSQdf9tsKOX6iRbrrJBaJraORz3B
Could some other users please validate that these binarys work and contain no malware?
If there is a better way to make these available, please let me know.
Regards
Here is the arm-V7 linux QT binary:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_gR5sKBz2BJQ77e61fVSRWMFwvrt7lbq
and the cli daemon binary for the same architecture:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=16I7WMSQdf9tsKOX6iRbrrJBaJraORz3B
Could some other users please validate that these binarys work and contain no malware?
If there is a better way to make these available, please let me know.
Regards
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