Tomorrow is Friday! which means PAY DAY baby!!! Gotta grab some more stratis before fullnode release in couple of weeks.
Damnit wasda, your 20btc buys! i need some more $$ now before you cause a panic lol
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December 08, 2016, 10:20:57 PM
Damnit wasda, your 20btc buys! i need some more $$ now before you cause a panic lol
December 08, 2016, 10:19:24 PM
- Mendeleev
Quote removed for the sake of ppl's sanity.
OMG it's like 2014! Wow red letters and all your kicking it old school mate, your letters need to be bigger and redder!! More hyperbole and vitriol. And you punctuation needs to be much much worse. But A for effort, really top notch vintage 2014 style. Fist bump.
Quote removed for the sake of ppl's sanity.
OMG it's like 2014! Wow red letters and all your kicking it old school mate, your letters need to be bigger and redder!! More hyperbole and vitriol. And you punctuation needs to be much much worse. But A for effort, really top notch vintage 2014 style. Fist bump.
Please link any sources that prove me wrong.
https://github.com/stratisproject/NStratis
https://github.com/stratisproject/StratisBitcoinFullNode
https://github.com/stratisproject/StratisMinter
HAHA nope!
In 3 months, I hope you all think back to my posts, and realise you were duped!
I hate to see people throwing their money at nothing. 100,000,000 supply after a project that has been on github for years?! Under a proof of stake model?!
This is a DISASTER!
December 08, 2016, 10:15:57 PM
Tomorrow is Friday! which means PAY DAY baby!!! Gotta grab some more stratis before fullnode release in couple of weeks.
Damnit wasda, your 20btc buys! i need some more $$ now before you cause a panic lol
December 08, 2016, 10:15:10 PM
Just look at the shitty new logo!
It's just the same three layers, but joined together in one line!
There's nothing amazing about this new logo, or this project.
Anybody posting in support of this product is likely party to the scam (ignore the Slack regulars, they are all in on it too!)
This coin is a JOKE! Sell now before you are left with nothing!
Don't say I didn't warn you!
It's just the same three layers, but joined together in one line!
There's nothing amazing about this new logo, or this project.
Anybody posting in support of this product is likely party to the scam (ignore the Slack regulars, they are all in on it too!)
This coin is a JOKE! Sell now before you are left with nothing!
Don't say I didn't warn you!
thanks for your concern. you posted and now its time for you to move on. only losers hang around a thread they hate.
December 08, 2016, 10:14:30 PM
DEVELOPERS UPDATE
Our developers have been working so hard and so fast on the nStratis project that it’s often difficult to keep on top of the latest news, so this week we have made a special effort to bring you a snapshot of what is happening under the hood of nStratis, right now.
Visual block explorer
Great news – our visual block explorer is within reach. Just two tasks stand between us and having a simple user interface that will enable users/corporations to interrogate the Stratis blockchain: 1, fork the Azure blockchain indexer and 2, see to QbitNinja. Once completed, we will have an official visual block explorer and API that should be able to support up to 20,000 requests per second!
Full Node Update from Nicolas Dorier
For Stratis full node, the consensus code is done. There are two further things that need to be done that I will focus on: downloading from the network – not from a single node peer, and the RPC Server. I’ve worked quite a lots with ASP.NET core on TumbleBit, so it should be easy.
For NTumbleBit: I coded all the logic for puzzle promise and puzzle solver. What is needed now is to do the TumblerServer. This is well on the way and I don’t expect much difficulty in getting it finished.
You can read more about The NTumbleBit project in our recent blog post ‘Anonymous Transactions Coming to Stratis’ that can be found here. In a nutshell, TumbleBit is a new anonymous payment protocol that aims to solve two of the major challenges faced by Bitcoin, scaling Bitcoin to keep up with the increasing demand, and protecting the privacy of payments made via Bitcoin. According to Nicholas TumbleBit will likely be the first off-chain payment system to reach mainstream adoption. We are pleased therefore to be making steps towards adopting this technology into nStratis.
nStratis is Hackathon-ready
We are happy to report that nStratis is now in a ready state for the hackathon. The consensus code for Stratis’ full node is complete and has passed it’s checks. nStratis also supports netstandard (for netcore and cross platform) and has a published and ready to use nuget package. We are using the nStratis nuget package with the netcore project [name of the Minter] to download the blockchain and will be using it to build and broadcast POS blocks to the network.
NBitcoin Update from Nicolas Dorier
Regarding NBitcoin: I’ve just removed dependency to System.Numerics and allowed compilation without Newtonsoft. This basically means that it now theoretically works on Unity. I also coded a bunch of JsonConverter out of the box for serializing to Json – the most commonly used class in NBitcoin.
Hello new logo!
We are excited to officially reveal our new logo to you today. The Stratis brand is currently undergoing a complete face-lift that will include a brand new website. This is necessary in order to be ready for the commercial market. We will be shedding our startup skin between now and the new year and this is the first of our grand reveals. We hope you like it and look forward to bringing you more updates in due course.
Stratis at the Olympia
Stratis will be making an appearance at The Olympia in London for the Blockchain Expo on January 23-24. The theme for the event is ‘Unlocking the Internet of Value’. This will be our first official public appearance so we are taking up a booth, giving us the opportunity to showcase the company to some 1500+ attendees. Confirmed attendees include many mainstream banks, great press contacts as well as some familiar faces from the bitcoin and blockchain startup scene. It should be a really positive experience. Tickets to the expo hall are free so if you are in the area why not stop by and say hello?
Finally we would like to issue some reminders:
If you aren’t already a member of our community on Slack we would love you to join us: https://stratisinvite.herokuapp.com/
Don’t forget to upgrade your Stratis Wallet to v2.0.0.1. This update prevents older clients from connecting to the network. Download it from this link: https://github.com/stratisproject/stratisX/releases/tag/v2.0.0.1
Lastly, if you still have unclaimed Stratis coins, now is the time to claim them.
That’s it for this week,
Stay tuned.
http://stratisplatform.com/2016/12/08/developers-update-stratis-weekly-8/
Our developers have been working so hard and so fast on the nStratis project that it’s often difficult to keep on top of the latest news, so this week we have made a special effort to bring you a snapshot of what is happening under the hood of nStratis, right now.
Visual block explorer
Great news – our visual block explorer is within reach. Just two tasks stand between us and having a simple user interface that will enable users/corporations to interrogate the Stratis blockchain: 1, fork the Azure blockchain indexer and 2, see to QbitNinja. Once completed, we will have an official visual block explorer and API that should be able to support up to 20,000 requests per second!
Full Node Update from Nicolas Dorier
For Stratis full node, the consensus code is done. There are two further things that need to be done that I will focus on: downloading from the network – not from a single node peer, and the RPC Server. I’ve worked quite a lots with ASP.NET core on TumbleBit, so it should be easy.
For NTumbleBit: I coded all the logic for puzzle promise and puzzle solver. What is needed now is to do the TumblerServer. This is well on the way and I don’t expect much difficulty in getting it finished.
You can read more about The NTumbleBit project in our recent blog post ‘Anonymous Transactions Coming to Stratis’ that can be found here. In a nutshell, TumbleBit is a new anonymous payment protocol that aims to solve two of the major challenges faced by Bitcoin, scaling Bitcoin to keep up with the increasing demand, and protecting the privacy of payments made via Bitcoin. According to Nicholas TumbleBit will likely be the first off-chain payment system to reach mainstream adoption. We are pleased therefore to be making steps towards adopting this technology into nStratis.
nStratis is Hackathon-ready
We are happy to report that nStratis is now in a ready state for the hackathon. The consensus code for Stratis’ full node is complete and has passed it’s checks. nStratis also supports netstandard (for netcore and cross platform) and has a published and ready to use nuget package. We are using the nStratis nuget package with the netcore project [name of the Minter] to download the blockchain and will be using it to build and broadcast POS blocks to the network.
NBitcoin Update from Nicolas Dorier
Regarding NBitcoin: I’ve just removed dependency to System.Numerics and allowed compilation without Newtonsoft. This basically means that it now theoretically works on Unity. I also coded a bunch of JsonConverter out of the box for serializing to Json – the most commonly used class in NBitcoin.
Hello new logo!
We are excited to officially reveal our new logo to you today. The Stratis brand is currently undergoing a complete face-lift that will include a brand new website. This is necessary in order to be ready for the commercial market. We will be shedding our startup skin between now and the new year and this is the first of our grand reveals. We hope you like it and look forward to bringing you more updates in due course.
Stratis at the Olympia
Stratis will be making an appearance at The Olympia in London for the Blockchain Expo on January 23-24. The theme for the event is ‘Unlocking the Internet of Value’. This will be our first official public appearance so we are taking up a booth, giving us the opportunity to showcase the company to some 1500+ attendees. Confirmed attendees include many mainstream banks, great press contacts as well as some familiar faces from the bitcoin and blockchain startup scene. It should be a really positive experience. Tickets to the expo hall are free so if you are in the area why not stop by and say hello?
Finally we would like to issue some reminders:
If you aren’t already a member of our community on Slack we would love you to join us: https://stratisinvite.herokuapp.com/
Don’t forget to upgrade your Stratis Wallet to v2.0.0.1. This update prevents older clients from connecting to the network. Download it from this link: https://github.com/stratisproject/stratisX/releases/tag/v2.0.0.1
Lastly, if you still have unclaimed Stratis coins, now is the time to claim them.
That’s it for this week,
Stay tuned.
http://stratisplatform.com/2016/12/08/developers-update-stratis-weekly-8/
Great update as all ways
Agreed, great weekly update on a ton of behind the scenes work.
December 08, 2016, 10:13:59 PM
- Mendeleev
Quote removed for the sake of ppl's sanity.
OMG it's like 2014! Wow red letters and all your kicking it old school mate, your letters need to be bigger and redder!! More hyperbole and vitriol. And you punctuation needs to be much much worse. But A for effort, really top notch vintage 2014 style. Fist bump.
Quote removed for the sake of ppl's sanity.
OMG it's like 2014! Wow red letters and all your kicking it old school mate, your letters need to be bigger and redder!! More hyperbole and vitriol. And you punctuation needs to be much much worse. But A for effort, really top notch vintage 2014 style. Fist bump.
Please link any sources that prove me wrong.
https://github.com/stratisproject/NStratis
https://github.com/stratisproject/StratisBitcoinFullNode
https://github.com/stratisproject/StratisMinter
December 08, 2016, 10:13:18 PM
Tomorrow is Friday! which means PAY DAY baby!!! Gotta grab some more stratis before fullnode release in couple of weeks.
December 08, 2016, 10:12:39 PM
DEVELOPERS UPDATE
Our developers have been working so hard and so fast on the nStratis project that it’s often difficult to keep on top of the latest news, so this week we have made a special effort to bring you a snapshot of what is happening under the hood of nStratis, right now.
Visual block explorer
Great news – our visual block explorer is within reach. Just two tasks stand between us and having a simple user interface that will enable users/corporations to interrogate the Stratis blockchain: 1, fork the Azure blockchain indexer and 2, see to QbitNinja. Once completed, we will have an official visual block explorer and API that should be able to support up to 20,000 requests per second!
Full Node Update from Nicolas Dorier
For Stratis full node, the consensus code is done. There are two further things that need to be done that I will focus on: downloading from the network – not from a single node peer, and the RPC Server. I’ve worked quite a lots with ASP.NET core on TumbleBit, so it should be easy.
For NTumbleBit: I coded all the logic for puzzle promise and puzzle solver. What is needed now is to do the TumblerServer. This is well on the way and I don’t expect much difficulty in getting it finished.
You can read more about The NTumbleBit project in our recent blog post ‘Anonymous Transactions Coming to Stratis’ that can be found here. In a nutshell, TumbleBit is a new anonymous payment protocol that aims to solve two of the major challenges faced by Bitcoin, scaling Bitcoin to keep up with the increasing demand, and protecting the privacy of payments made via Bitcoin. According to Nicholas TumbleBit will likely be the first off-chain payment system to reach mainstream adoption. We are pleased therefore to be making steps towards adopting this technology into nStratis.
nStratis is Hackathon-ready
We are happy to report that nStratis is now in a ready state for the hackathon. The consensus code for Stratis’ full node is complete and has passed it’s checks. nStratis also supports netstandard (for netcore and cross platform) and has a published and ready to use nuget package. We are using the nStratis nuget package with the netcore project [name of the Minter] to download the blockchain and will be using it to build and broadcast POS blocks to the network.
NBitcoin Update from Nicolas Dorier
Regarding NBitcoin: I’ve just removed dependency to System.Numerics and allowed compilation without Newtonsoft. This basically means that it now theoretically works on Unity. I also coded a bunch of JsonConverter out of the box for serializing to Json – the most commonly used class in NBitcoin.
Hello new logo!
We are excited to officially reveal our new logo to you today. The Stratis brand is currently undergoing a complete face-lift that will include a brand new website. This is necessary in order to be ready for the commercial market. We will be shedding our startup skin between now and the new year and this is the first of our grand reveals. We hope you like it and look forward to bringing you more updates in due course.
Stratis at the Olympia
Stratis will be making an appearance at The Olympia in London for the Blockchain Expo on January 23-24. The theme for the event is ‘Unlocking the Internet of Value’. This will be our first official public appearance so we are taking up a booth, giving us the opportunity to showcase the company to some 1500+ attendees. Confirmed attendees include many mainstream banks, great press contacts as well as some familiar faces from the bitcoin and blockchain startup scene. It should be a really positive experience. Tickets to the expo hall are free so if you are in the area why not stop by and say hello?
Finally we would like to issue some reminders:
If you aren’t already a member of our community on Slack we would love you to join us: https://stratisinvite.herokuapp.com/
Don’t forget to upgrade your Stratis Wallet to v2.0.0.1. This update prevents older clients from connecting to the network. Download it from this link: https://github.com/stratisproject/stratisX/releases/tag/v2.0.0.1
Lastly, if you still have unclaimed Stratis coins, now is the time to claim them.
That’s it for this week,
Stay tuned.
http://stratisplatform.com/2016/12/08/developers-update-stratis-weekly-8/
Our developers have been working so hard and so fast on the nStratis project that it’s often difficult to keep on top of the latest news, so this week we have made a special effort to bring you a snapshot of what is happening under the hood of nStratis, right now.
Visual block explorer
Great news – our visual block explorer is within reach. Just two tasks stand between us and having a simple user interface that will enable users/corporations to interrogate the Stratis blockchain: 1, fork the Azure blockchain indexer and 2, see to QbitNinja. Once completed, we will have an official visual block explorer and API that should be able to support up to 20,000 requests per second!
Full Node Update from Nicolas Dorier
For Stratis full node, the consensus code is done. There are two further things that need to be done that I will focus on: downloading from the network – not from a single node peer, and the RPC Server. I’ve worked quite a lots with ASP.NET core on TumbleBit, so it should be easy.
For NTumbleBit: I coded all the logic for puzzle promise and puzzle solver. What is needed now is to do the TumblerServer. This is well on the way and I don’t expect much difficulty in getting it finished.
You can read more about The NTumbleBit project in our recent blog post ‘Anonymous Transactions Coming to Stratis’ that can be found here. In a nutshell, TumbleBit is a new anonymous payment protocol that aims to solve two of the major challenges faced by Bitcoin, scaling Bitcoin to keep up with the increasing demand, and protecting the privacy of payments made via Bitcoin. According to Nicholas TumbleBit will likely be the first off-chain payment system to reach mainstream adoption. We are pleased therefore to be making steps towards adopting this technology into nStratis.
nStratis is Hackathon-ready
We are happy to report that nStratis is now in a ready state for the hackathon. The consensus code for Stratis’ full node is complete and has passed it’s checks. nStratis also supports netstandard (for netcore and cross platform) and has a published and ready to use nuget package. We are using the nStratis nuget package with the netcore project [name of the Minter] to download the blockchain and will be using it to build and broadcast POS blocks to the network.
NBitcoin Update from Nicolas Dorier
Regarding NBitcoin: I’ve just removed dependency to System.Numerics and allowed compilation without Newtonsoft. This basically means that it now theoretically works on Unity. I also coded a bunch of JsonConverter out of the box for serializing to Json – the most commonly used class in NBitcoin.
Hello new logo!
We are excited to officially reveal our new logo to you today. The Stratis brand is currently undergoing a complete face-lift that will include a brand new website. This is necessary in order to be ready for the commercial market. We will be shedding our startup skin between now and the new year and this is the first of our grand reveals. We hope you like it and look forward to bringing you more updates in due course.
Stratis at the Olympia
Stratis will be making an appearance at The Olympia in London for the Blockchain Expo on January 23-24. The theme for the event is ‘Unlocking the Internet of Value’. This will be our first official public appearance so we are taking up a booth, giving us the opportunity to showcase the company to some 1500+ attendees. Confirmed attendees include many mainstream banks, great press contacts as well as some familiar faces from the bitcoin and blockchain startup scene. It should be a really positive experience. Tickets to the expo hall are free so if you are in the area why not stop by and say hello?
Finally we would like to issue some reminders:
If you aren’t already a member of our community on Slack we would love you to join us: https://stratisinvite.herokuapp.com/
Don’t forget to upgrade your Stratis Wallet to v2.0.0.1. This update prevents older clients from connecting to the network. Download it from this link: https://github.com/stratisproject/stratisX/releases/tag/v2.0.0.1
Lastly, if you still have unclaimed Stratis coins, now is the time to claim them.
That’s it for this week,
Stay tuned.
http://stratisplatform.com/2016/12/08/developers-update-stratis-weekly-8/
Great update as all ways
December 08, 2016, 10:11:32 PM
- Mendeleev
Quote removed for the sake of ppl's sanity.
OMG it's like 2014! Wow red letters and all your kicking it old school mate, your letters need to be bigger and redder!! More hyperbole and vitriol. And you punctuation needs to be much much worse. But A for effort, really top notch vintage 2014 style. Fist bump.
Quote removed for the sake of ppl's sanity.
OMG it's like 2014! Wow red letters and all your kicking it old school mate, your letters need to be bigger and redder!! More hyperbole and vitriol. And you punctuation needs to be much much worse. But A for effort, really top notch vintage 2014 style. Fist bump.
Please link any sources that prove me wrong.
December 08, 2016, 10:10:18 PM
Just look at the shitty new logo!
It's just the same three layers, but joined together in one line!
There's nothing amazing about this new logo, or this project.
Anybody posting in support of this product is likely party to the scam (ignore the Slack regulars, they are all in on it too!)
This coin is a JOKE! Sell now before you are left with nothing!
Don't say I didn't warn you!
It's just the same three layers, but joined together in one line!
There's nothing amazing about this new logo, or this project.
Anybody posting in support of this product is likely party to the scam (ignore the Slack regulars, they are all in on it too!)
This coin is a JOKE! Sell now before you are left with nothing!
Don't say I didn't warn you!
December 08, 2016, 10:07:27 PM
Why is everyone running and hiding in slack when the real discussion is happening here.
We are everywhere. Check the reddit ongoing ama
There is so much information on this reddit page if you are genuinely interesting please have a read:
https://www.reddit.com/r/stratisplatform/comments/5fdmr4/ama_stratis_questions_and_answers_about_stratis/
December 08, 2016, 10:06:27 PM
- Mendeleev
Quote removed for the sake of ppl's sanity.
OMG it's like 2014! Wow red letters and all your kicking it old school mate, your letters need to be bigger and redder!! More hyperbole and vitriol. And you punctuation needs to be much much worse. But A for effort, really top notch vintage 2014 style. Fist bump.
Quote removed for the sake of ppl's sanity.
OMG it's like 2014! Wow red letters and all your kicking it old school mate, your letters need to be bigger and redder!! More hyperbole and vitriol. And you punctuation needs to be much much worse. But A for effort, really top notch vintage 2014 style. Fist bump.
December 08, 2016, 10:05:20 PM
I'm loving the logo retouch. Nice and clean. I hope the new website will be in the same style.
I have to agreed with you, new logo looks simple and clean. props to the designer.
December 08, 2016, 10:04:31 PM
DEVELOPERS UPDATE
Our developers have been working so hard and so fast on the nStratis project that it’s often difficult to keep on top of the latest news, so this week we have made a special effort to bring you a snapshot of what is happening under the hood of nStratis, right now.
Visual block explorer
Great news – our visual block explorer is within reach. Just two tasks stand between us and having a simple user interface that will enable users/corporations to interrogate the Stratis blockchain: 1, fork the Azure blockchain indexer and 2, see to QbitNinja. Once completed, we will have an official visual block explorer and API that should be able to support up to 20,000 requests per second!
Full Node Update from Nicolas Dorier
For Stratis full node, the consensus code is done. There are two further things that need to be done that I will focus on: downloading from the network – not from a single node peer, and the RPC Server. I’ve worked quite a lots with ASP.NET core on TumbleBit, so it should be easy.
For NTumbleBit: I coded all the logic for puzzle promise and puzzle solver. What is needed now is to do the TumblerServer. This is well on the way and I don’t expect much difficulty in getting it finished.
You can read more about The NTumbleBit project in our recent blog post ‘Anonymous Transactions Coming to Stratis’ that can be found here. In a nutshell, TumbleBit is a new anonymous payment protocol that aims to solve two of the major challenges faced by Bitcoin, scaling Bitcoin to keep up with the increasing demand, and protecting the privacy of payments made via Bitcoin. According to Nicholas TumbleBit will likely be the first off-chain payment system to reach mainstream adoption. We are pleased therefore to be making steps towards adopting this technology into nStratis.
nStratis is Hackathon-ready
We are happy to report that nStratis is now in a ready state for the hackathon. The consensus code for Stratis’ full node is complete and has passed it’s checks. nStratis also supports netstandard (for netcore and cross platform) and has a published and ready to use nuget package. We are using the nStratis nuget package with the netcore project [name of the Minter] to download the blockchain and will be using it to build and broadcast POS blocks to the network.
NBitcoin Update from Nicolas Dorier
Regarding NBitcoin: I’ve just removed dependency to System.Numerics and allowed compilation without Newtonsoft. This basically means that it now theoretically works on Unity. I also coded a bunch of JsonConverter out of the box for serializing to Json – the most commonly used class in NBitcoin.
Hello new logo!
We are excited to officially reveal our new logo to you today. The Stratis brand is currently undergoing a complete face-lift that will include a brand new website. This is necessary in order to be ready for the commercial market. We will be shedding our startup skin between now and the new year and this is the first of our grand reveals. We hope you like it and look forward to bringing you more updates in due course.
Stratis at the Olympia
Stratis will be making an appearance at The Olympia in London for the Blockchain Expo on January 23-24. The theme for the event is ‘Unlocking the Internet of Value’. This will be our first official public appearance so we are taking up a booth, giving us the opportunity to showcase the company to some 1500+ attendees. Confirmed attendees include many mainstream banks, great press contacts as well as some familiar faces from the bitcoin and blockchain startup scene. It should be a really positive experience. Tickets to the expo hall are free so if you are in the area why not stop by and say hello?
Finally we would like to issue some reminders:
If you aren’t already a member of our community on Slack we would love you to join us: https://stratisinvite.herokuapp.com/
Don’t forget to upgrade your Stratis Wallet to v2.0.0.1. This update prevents older clients from connecting to the network. Download it from this link: https://github.com/stratisproject/stratisX/releases/tag/v2.0.0.1
Lastly, if you still have unclaimed Stratis coins, now is the time to claim them.
That’s it for this week,
Stay tuned.
http://stratisplatform.com/2016/12/08/developers-update-stratis-weekly-8/
Our developers have been working so hard and so fast on the nStratis project that it’s often difficult to keep on top of the latest news, so this week we have made a special effort to bring you a snapshot of what is happening under the hood of nStratis, right now.
Visual block explorer
Great news – our visual block explorer is within reach. Just two tasks stand between us and having a simple user interface that will enable users/corporations to interrogate the Stratis blockchain: 1, fork the Azure blockchain indexer and 2, see to QbitNinja. Once completed, we will have an official visual block explorer and API that should be able to support up to 20,000 requests per second!
Full Node Update from Nicolas Dorier
For Stratis full node, the consensus code is done. There are two further things that need to be done that I will focus on: downloading from the network – not from a single node peer, and the RPC Server. I’ve worked quite a lots with ASP.NET core on TumbleBit, so it should be easy.
For NTumbleBit: I coded all the logic for puzzle promise and puzzle solver. What is needed now is to do the TumblerServer. This is well on the way and I don’t expect much difficulty in getting it finished.
You can read more about The NTumbleBit project in our recent blog post ‘Anonymous Transactions Coming to Stratis’ that can be found here. In a nutshell, TumbleBit is a new anonymous payment protocol that aims to solve two of the major challenges faced by Bitcoin, scaling Bitcoin to keep up with the increasing demand, and protecting the privacy of payments made via Bitcoin. According to Nicholas TumbleBit will likely be the first off-chain payment system to reach mainstream adoption. We are pleased therefore to be making steps towards adopting this technology into nStratis.
nStratis is Hackathon-ready
We are happy to report that nStratis is now in a ready state for the hackathon. The consensus code for Stratis’ full node is complete and has passed it’s checks. nStratis also supports netstandard (for netcore and cross platform) and has a published and ready to use nuget package. We are using the nStratis nuget package with the netcore project [name of the Minter] to download the blockchain and will be using it to build and broadcast POS blocks to the network.
NBitcoin Update from Nicolas Dorier
Regarding NBitcoin: I’ve just removed dependency to System.Numerics and allowed compilation without Newtonsoft. This basically means that it now theoretically works on Unity. I also coded a bunch of JsonConverter out of the box for serializing to Json – the most commonly used class in NBitcoin.
Hello new logo!
We are excited to officially reveal our new logo to you today. The Stratis brand is currently undergoing a complete face-lift that will include a brand new website. This is necessary in order to be ready for the commercial market. We will be shedding our startup skin between now and the new year and this is the first of our grand reveals. We hope you like it and look forward to bringing you more updates in due course.
Stratis at the Olympia
Stratis will be making an appearance at The Olympia in London for the Blockchain Expo on January 23-24. The theme for the event is ‘Unlocking the Internet of Value’. This will be our first official public appearance so we are taking up a booth, giving us the opportunity to showcase the company to some 1500+ attendees. Confirmed attendees include many mainstream banks, great press contacts as well as some familiar faces from the bitcoin and blockchain startup scene. It should be a really positive experience. Tickets to the expo hall are free so if you are in the area why not stop by and say hello?
Finally we would like to issue some reminders:
If you aren’t already a member of our community on Slack we would love you to join us: https://stratisinvite.herokuapp.com/
Don’t forget to upgrade your Stratis Wallet to v2.0.0.1. This update prevents older clients from connecting to the network. Download it from this link: https://github.com/stratisproject/stratisX/releases/tag/v2.0.0.1
Lastly, if you still have unclaimed Stratis coins, now is the time to claim them.
That’s it for this week,
Stay tuned.
http://stratisplatform.com/2016/12/08/developers-update-stratis-weekly-8/
Another weekly updates, So much is going on in the background, keep it up guys!
December 08, 2016, 09:59:35 PM
Why is everyone running and hiding in slack when the real discussion is happening here.
LMAO, discussions here tend to be buried by horrible fuds and troll posts.
Or is it just bagholders looking for a way out claiming everything to be fud and trolls to try and save their position.
December 08, 2016, 09:59:07 PM
WARNING!
This coin is nothing but a scam coin!
All they have so far is a fancy whitepaper full of fancy words, and a QT clone wallet.
There is no product. No proof of concept. Nothing.
They latch onto Nicolas Dorier's ideas, and say "yeh this will be part of our product!"
What have you seen so far besides words? ... Nothing.
There is no nStratis. No sidechains. Nothing.
Nothing has been delivered beyond words, blog posts and a copy-paste PoS wallet.
This coin is a total scam. You might profit from Stratis if you're trading, and selling to idiots. Otherwise, you are throwing your money away!
Chris is a total scam artist who has seen how easy it is to scam people in crypto space.
This is not FUD. This is fact. Get out while you still can! Stratis is a SCAM!
Just take a moment to think about it!
This coin is nothing but a scam coin!
All they have so far is a fancy whitepaper full of fancy words, and a QT clone wallet.
There is no product. No proof of concept. Nothing.
They latch onto Nicolas Dorier's ideas, and say "yeh this will be part of our product!"
What have you seen so far besides words? ... Nothing.
There is no nStratis. No sidechains. Nothing.
Nothing has been delivered beyond words, blog posts and a copy-paste PoS wallet.
This coin is a total scam. You might profit from Stratis if you're trading, and selling to idiots. Otherwise, you are throwing your money away!
Chris is a total scam artist who has seen how easy it is to scam people in crypto space.
This is not FUD. This is fact. Get out while you still can! Stratis is a SCAM!
Just take a moment to think about it!
December 08, 2016, 09:36:11 PM
Why is everyone running and hiding in slack when the real discussion is happening here.
LMAO, discussions here tend to be buried by horrible fuds and troll posts.
December 08, 2016, 09:34:23 PM
I'm loving the logo retouch. Nice and clean. I hope the new website will be in the same style.
December 08, 2016, 09:17:25 PM
"If they can do it so can we...
What happened papou, you were a massive fan a few weeks ago?
He don't like being shat on.
December 08, 2016, 09:07:57 PM
"If they can do it so can we...
What happened papou, you were a massive fan a few weeks ago?
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