At this moment only 21.000 SNRG is for sale on Bittrex. There is not to much coin for sale.
That's nothing at all, and hasn't been growing either. The HODL is strong with this one!
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August 17, 2015, 02:02:18 PM
That's nothing at all, and hasn't been growing either. The HODL is strong with this one!
August 17, 2015, 12:59:56 PM
At this moment only 21.000 SNRG is for sale on Bittrex. There is not to much coin for sale.
August 17, 2015, 12:56:29 PM
Below is my previous to-do list, but I have added four more items required for deployment. I will scratch out each item when completed.
The first item from this to-do list is done. Because I had to create hooks for the Qt notification system (new block, new transaction), this scan should have been the most work intensive, the coding for which bled into today.
To-Do for Pump Group Release
The first item from this to-do list is done. Because I had to create hooks for the Qt notification system (new block, new transaction), this scan should have been the most work intensive, the coding for which bled into today.
To-Do for Pump Group Release
scan for previous registrations to know which stealth transactions will relay the pick for the current pump- scan for said stealth transaction and extract the pick information
- scan transactions belonging to the registration address to report the minimum balance
- gui refinements (lock input fields for manual entry and other "fool-proofing")
- full-cycle testing and associated debugging
- block reward adjustment (assuming consensus for higher rewards remains unchallenged)
- deployment (versioning, building, & bundling)
Grandpa I like this updates. Thank you!
August 17, 2015, 11:02:23 AM
Below is my previous to-do list, but I have added four more items required for deployment. I will scratch out each item when completed.
The first item from this to-do list is done. Because I had to create hooks for the Qt notification system (new block, new transaction), this scan should have been the most work intensive, the coding for which bled into today.
To-Do for Pump Group Release
The first item from this to-do list is done. Because I had to create hooks for the Qt notification system (new block, new transaction), this scan should have been the most work intensive, the coding for which bled into today.
To-Do for Pump Group Release
scan for previous registrations to know which stealth transactions will relay the pick for the current pump- scan for said stealth transaction and extract the pick information
- scan transactions belonging to the registration address to report the minimum balance
- gui refinements (lock input fields for manual entry and other "fool-proofing")
- full-cycle testing and associated debugging
- block reward adjustment (assuming consensus for higher rewards remains unchallenged)
- deployment (versioning, building, & bundling)
August 17, 2015, 01:29:18 AM
When new higher inflation rate will start?
I hope your question means that you approve.
It will begin shortly after the next release.
Buy now cheap before the new release comes.
August 16, 2015, 10:27:09 PM
When new higher inflation rate will start?
I hope your question means that you approve.
It will begin shortly after the next release.
August 16, 2015, 10:05:09 PM
When new higher inflation rate will start?
August 16, 2015, 02:35:10 PM
Grandpa, when will comes the update?
Do you mean when will the release be ready?
If so, I can help you estimate it by telling you what is yet to be done, which I'll put into context. As you know, I have completed all of the code to register for a pump. That was the bulk of the work for this release, and it took nearly 1 month. Yesterday, I consolidated the data structures used to keep track of the pump info and added to the info, so it would be trivial to scan wallet history for previous registrations.
Before the release I just need to write code for three scans for the release:
- scan for previous registrations to know which stealth transactions will relay the pick for the current pump
- scan said stealth transaction and extract the pick information
- scan transactions belonging to registration address to report the minimum balance
In the course of writing the rest of the pump group code, I have laid down much of the infrastructure to make these scans simple to write and fast to execute.
Without further refinements of the gui, and a minimal amount of error checking, I conservatively anticipate that coding will take 3 days and that bundling the deployment will take 1 more. But don't hold me to that. It could take longer. These are only estimates.
Nothing beats consistent updates from a dev. As always, we appreciate it.
August 16, 2015, 01:45:21 PM
Grandpa, when will comes the update?
Do you mean when will the release be ready?
If so, I can help you estimate it by telling you what is yet to be done, which I'll put into context. As you know, I have completed all of the code to register for a pump. That was the bulk of the work for this release, and it took nearly 1 month. Yesterday, I consolidated the data structures used to keep track of the pump info and added to the info, so it would be trivial to scan wallet history for previous registrations.
Before the release I just need to write code for three scans for the release:
- scan for previous registrations to know which stealth transactions will relay the pick for the current pump
- scan said stealth transaction and extract the pick information
- scan transactions belonging to registration address to report the minimum balance
In the course of writing the rest of the pump group code, I have laid down much of the infrastructure to make these scans simple to write and fast to execute.
Without further refinements of the gui, and a minimal amount of error checking, I conservatively anticipate that coding will take 3 days and that bundling the deployment will take 1 more. But don't hold me to that. It could take longer. These are only estimates.
Thank you Grandpa!
August 16, 2015, 01:06:37 PM
Grandpa, when will comes the update?
Do you mean when will the release be ready?
If so, I can help you estimate it by telling you what is yet to be done, which I'll put into context. As you know, I have completed all of the code to register for a pump. That was the bulk of the work for this release, and it took nearly 1 month. Yesterday, I consolidated the data structures used to keep track of the pump info and added to the info, so it would be trivial to scan wallet history for previous registrations.
Before the release I just need to write code for three scans for the release:
- scan for previous registrations to know which stealth transactions will relay the pick for the current pump
- scan said stealth transaction and extract the pick information
- scan transactions belonging to registration address to report the minimum balance
In the course of writing the rest of the pump group code, I have laid down much of the infrastructure to make these scans simple to write and fast to execute.
Without further refinements of the gui, and a minimal amount of error checking, I conservatively anticipate that coding will take 3 days and that bundling the deployment will take 1 more. But don't hold me to that. It could take longer. These are only estimates.
August 16, 2015, 01:44:37 AM
Grandpa, when will comes the update?
August 15, 2015, 10:52:19 AM
Wow, this is a fucking awesome update!!! When you said you were going to build products around existing functionality you weren't joking.
This is huge, time to get the word out about SNRG.
This is huge, time to get the word out about SNRG.
August 15, 2015, 02:11:13 AM
Tonight I give an update because I finished my latest to-do item, which is to automate the transaction that joins the pump group. It took a while, but there are a lot of checks to perform when constructing the transaction from the user and P2P input. For example, the user must have enough balance to pay the pump fee (1 SNRG), the transaction fee (about 0.015 SNRG) and still have a minimum balance (most likely to be set at 200 SNRG).
An unfinished manual for joining a pump follows. I've written it mostly to illustrate my progress. It may seem complicated, but it takes only about 10 seconds to join a pump. Here's the short course:
Pump Manual - A Work in Progress
P2P Population of Pump Info
First, just by opening the wallet, and waiting to join the network, several fields on the pump page will be automatically populated. These fields are (1) The starting date for the ongoing pump (top panel), (2) the starting date for the next pump (bottom panel), (3) the entry fee for the next pump, and (4) the minimum balance to join the next pump (minus the entry and transaction fees to join, which should be about 1.015 SNRG total). These values come from the P2P messaging system. Another value from the P2P messaging system is the pump group Synergy address to which the user sends the entry information and fee.
I present the entirety of the pump page, missing values in only three fields in the top panel (the pick, the address that the user registered for the ongoing pump, and the minimum balance this address has had since the pump began). Populating these fields through P2P messaging and wallet inspection are my next to-do items.
Selecting the Address for Registration
Second the user uses the "Find Address" button to select an address with enough funds to join. Note that this image shows my testing wallet which is a little light on the funds at the moment.
Selecting the Stealth Address for Encrypted Communication through the Block Chain
Delivering the pick and other info to the user must be asynchronous and private. Asynchrony means that the user should not be required to have a wallet open at the precise time the pump information is communicated (although it might be a good idea). To satisfy both this constraint and the need for privacy, the pick will be communicated with an encrypted message using a secret key known only to the sender (the pump coordinator) and receiver (pump registrant, or user). Stealth Addresses enable the necessary functionality to create this encrypted message on the block chain, where it can be read at the convenience of the registrant. The user selects the Stealth Address using the "Set..." button in the lower panel.
Joining the Pump
Once the registering address and stealth address are set, the user joins the pump by clicking the "Join Pump" button. This button sends a transaction that is constructed behind the scenes. The transaction has a lot of information: the registration address, the stealth address, and the pump in which the user is registering. Since it is a sending transaction, the user is asked to confirm the send.
If the user confirms, typical transaction operations ensue. If the wallet is locked, the user will be prompted for a password to unlock for this transaction. The user must also approve the fee for the transaction, which is a little higher than typical because about 140 bytes of extra information is placed into a public transaction comment. This information need not be identifying. The user is recommended to make a new stealth address for the purpose of joining the pump group.
It is possible to inspect the transaction to join the pump by double-clicking the transaction in the transaction history tab. Notice that the transaction comment has information that is visible in the bottom panel of the pump page. As mentioned earlier, the recipient address comes from P2P messaging.
An unfinished manual for joining a pump follows. I've written it mostly to illustrate my progress. It may seem complicated, but it takes only about 10 seconds to join a pump. Here's the short course:
- Click "Find Address..." and select an address.
- Click "Set..." and select a stealth address.
- Click "Join Pump" and confirm the transaction and fee.
Pump Manual - A Work in Progress
P2P Population of Pump Info
First, just by opening the wallet, and waiting to join the network, several fields on the pump page will be automatically populated. These fields are (1) The starting date for the ongoing pump (top panel), (2) the starting date for the next pump (bottom panel), (3) the entry fee for the next pump, and (4) the minimum balance to join the next pump (minus the entry and transaction fees to join, which should be about 1.015 SNRG total). These values come from the P2P messaging system. Another value from the P2P messaging system is the pump group Synergy address to which the user sends the entry information and fee.
I present the entirety of the pump page, missing values in only three fields in the top panel (the pick, the address that the user registered for the ongoing pump, and the minimum balance this address has had since the pump began). Populating these fields through P2P messaging and wallet inspection are my next to-do items.
Selecting the Address for Registration
Second the user uses the "Find Address" button to select an address with enough funds to join. Note that this image shows my testing wallet which is a little light on the funds at the moment.
Selecting the Stealth Address for Encrypted Communication through the Block Chain
Delivering the pick and other info to the user must be asynchronous and private. Asynchrony means that the user should not be required to have a wallet open at the precise time the pump information is communicated (although it might be a good idea). To satisfy both this constraint and the need for privacy, the pick will be communicated with an encrypted message using a secret key known only to the sender (the pump coordinator) and receiver (pump registrant, or user). Stealth Addresses enable the necessary functionality to create this encrypted message on the block chain, where it can be read at the convenience of the registrant. The user selects the Stealth Address using the "Set..." button in the lower panel.
Joining the Pump
Once the registering address and stealth address are set, the user joins the pump by clicking the "Join Pump" button. This button sends a transaction that is constructed behind the scenes. The transaction has a lot of information: the registration address, the stealth address, and the pump in which the user is registering. Since it is a sending transaction, the user is asked to confirm the send.
If the user confirms, typical transaction operations ensue. If the wallet is locked, the user will be prompted for a password to unlock for this transaction. The user must also approve the fee for the transaction, which is a little higher than typical because about 140 bytes of extra information is placed into a public transaction comment. This information need not be identifying. The user is recommended to make a new stealth address for the purpose of joining the pump group.
It is possible to inspect the transaction to join the pump by double-clicking the transaction in the transaction history tab. Notice that the transaction comment has information that is visible in the bottom panel of the pump page. As mentioned earlier, the recipient address comes from P2P messaging.
August 14, 2015, 10:28:48 PM
Dear Seller,
If you'd like some tips on how to sell and maximize your profits without suppressing the market, please let me know.
NextGen
If you'd like some tips on how to sell and maximize your profits without suppressing the market, please let me know.
NextGen
It wasn't me!
Still waiting on Grandpa though. He could push the price up another 20% if he were to deliver an update on where he's at with the pump group.
It doesn't take much. Looking forward to the next update as well!
August 14, 2015, 10:27:22 PM
Dear Seller,
If you'd like some tips on how to sell and maximize your profits without suppressing the market, please let me know.
NextGen
If you'd like some tips on how to sell and maximize your profits without suppressing the market, please let me know.
NextGen
It wasn't me!
We're still waiting on Grandpa though. He could push the price up another 20% if he were to deliver an update on where he's at with the pump group.
August 14, 2015, 10:04:34 PM
Dear Seller,
If you'd like some tips on how to sell and maximize your profits without suppressing the market, please let me know.
NextGen
If you'd like some tips on how to sell and maximize your profits without suppressing the market, please let me know.
NextGen
August 14, 2015, 06:10:02 PM
August 13, 2015, 10:51:03 PM
Yes, everyone will be able to sell @100K... But let's see
The FOMO is strong with this one. You are out so it's time to root against. Go boy go!
August 13, 2015, 10:12:00 PM
@rider99, you don't know how the things works in Crypto World.
Everybody who beleives, that this coin price will be under 100 K is not a good trader.
Look at the facts: total supply is under 1 million, and the dev ALWAYS deliver to us.
Doesn't matter how much Time, but this coin will be worth 100 K.
Everybody who beleives, that this coin price will be under 100 K is not a good trader.
Look at the facts: total supply is under 1 million, and the dev ALWAYS deliver to us.
Doesn't matter how much Time, but this coin will be worth 100 K.
Couldn't have said it better myself. Trade on fundamentals. Good dev and low price equals buy now and profit later.
Good points. Certainly an experienced trader. Money supply... BIG factor!! Also if the dev is active with his investors and delivers NEW ideas, like synergy, and has not stopped for months, and delivered loads of wallet updates..then 100k is not out of the realm of possibility.
Vegas
Yes, everyone will be able to sell @100K... But let's see
August 13, 2015, 04:22:51 PM
@rider99, you don't know how the things works in Crypto World.
Everybody who beleives, that this coin price will be under 100 K is not a good trader.
Look at the facts: total supply is under 1 million, and the dev ALWAYS deliver to us.
Doesn't matter how much Time, but this coin will be worth 100 K.
Everybody who beleives, that this coin price will be under 100 K is not a good trader.
Look at the facts: total supply is under 1 million, and the dev ALWAYS deliver to us.
Doesn't matter how much Time, but this coin will be worth 100 K.
Couldn't have said it better myself. Trade on fundamentals. Good dev and low price equals buy now and profit later.
Good points. Certainly an experienced trader. Money supply... BIG factor!! Also if the dev is active with his investors and delivers NEW ideas, like synergy, and has not stopped for months, and delivered loads of wallet updates..then 100k is not out of the realm of possibility.
Vegas
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