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Sadly, but almost all threads are submerged with talks about the price movements. It makes me to consider exit option out of cryptocurrency. Almost a few persons, real users and enthusiasts of crypto, are talking about the real use of it and possibilities how this technology can change obsolete economy. You should understand that not the price movement makes crypto great but adoption and real everyday use of technology it brings to improve our lives.
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just double-checking i'm using  the correct wallet application - in the About tab the version is v.012.99.0-78c7628 (64bit)

reason i ask is because tho i've got 5 active connections, the message "no Block source available" is showing

any advice would be much appreciated.

Thanks
 

jump onto our slack I'm sure someone will help you out
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November Update!

http://syscoin.org/increased-privacy-syscoin-2-1-direct-zcash-payment-support/

Increased Privacy with Syscoin 2.1 – Direct ZCash Payment Support

In today’s market, privacy has become more of a privilege than a right. We believe that all users have the right to privacy on the Syscoin network and want to do all we can to provide users with the options needed to make them feel safe. With the recent release of ZCash we recognized an opportunity to present Syscoin users with an added degree of privacy, and are now happy to announce that this additional privacy layer will be part of the Syscoin 2.1 release.
 
DIRECT ZCASH SUPPORT

Syscoin 2.1 will have support for direct ZCash (ZEC) payments in the same way that Syscoin 2.0 has support for direct Bitcoin payments. Users will be able to purchase items by paying the appropriate peg-converted rate of ZCash directly to the seller’s designated Syscoin address. Once received the seller then confirms the funds are present on the ZCash blockchain/network and the transaction is then marked as completed on the Syscoin network.
 
Because Syscoin addresses are compatible with ZCash Transparent addresses we can offer ZCash support with complete multisig support to allow for optional Syscoin escrow functionality. A merchant has the ability to select a combination of payment options from a list of SYS, BTC or ZEC. Once a buyer tries to buy the offer they will see the payment options available. Once they select ZEC, a Transparent ZCash address will be generated which uses the same private key as the merchant’s Syscoin address. The buyer would pay from a private ZCash address to preserve anonymity and the seller would import their private key (at a random time in the future) into their ZCash wallet to claim their funds, and send those funds into an input of a JoinSplit transaction to store them in a private ZCash address, creating a JoinSplit sandwich.
 
The JoinSplit sandwich can be summarized as follows z-addr -> P2SH t-addr -> z-addr which provides the maximum amount of privacy with multisig support. All signing of ZCash transactions within the Syscoin escrow service happens on the Syscoin network and is posted onto the ZCash network upon escrow completion. This offers great usability within a trustless and decentralized payment design.
More details to come on privacy preserving payments within the Syscoin marketplace on our upcoming Syscoin 2 whitepaper upon release of 2.1 core.
 
STATE OF SYSCOIN 2.1 & BLOCKMARKET

Syscoin 2.1 with ZCash integration has already been tested internally. The final Syscoin 2.1 release candidate is still in final testing internally and via our advisory board and with the publication of this news we will be enabling the ZCash integration in these test candidates- something previously reserved only for internal team testing.
 
Because so much multisignature functionality has been added we’re doing our best to be extra diligent in testing these use cases which now require 2 or more signatures for transactions to proceed thereby enabling a whole new class of transactions and use cases for Syscoin services.
 
Blockmarket is dependent on Syscoin 2.1. We’ve been updating it in parallel with Syscoin 2.1 as much as possible with our limited development resources. We still need to add the ZCash interfaces to the “Syscoin Elite” app but will be on track for delivery of Blockmarket and “Syscoin Elite” quickly following the Syscoin 2.1 public release. We’ll have more details on the specifics of the Blockmarket/Syscoin SE release following the public release of Syscoin 2.1. We will confirm a public Q4 2016 release date and block for Syscoin 2.1 by this weekend, November 20, 2016.
 
We’re very eager to get all this functionality – from the slew of core updates present in 2.1 to the shift in usability/user experience presented by Blockmarket and “Syscoin Elite” – into the hands of the public / end users as soon as possible, bringing a decentralized revolution to a host of use cases both within the marketplace space and beyond.


Excellent news! I knew you guys were up to something cool! This is why the Syscoin Team rocks!
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just double-checking i'm using  the correct wallet application - in the About tab the version is v.012.99.0-78c7628 (64bit)

reason i ask is because tho i've got 5 active connections, the message "no Block source available" is showing

any advice would be much appreciated.

Thanks
 
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I'm happy for this 30% jump and I expect much more after the release of Syscoin 2.1  Cool
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November Update!

http://syscoin.org/increased-privacy-syscoin-2-1-direct-zcash-payment-support/

Increased Privacy with Syscoin 2.1 – Direct ZCash Payment Support

In today’s market, privacy has become more of a privilege than a right. We believe that all users have the right to privacy on the Syscoin network and want to do all we can to provide users with the options needed to make them feel safe. With the recent release of ZCash we recognized an opportunity to present Syscoin users with an added degree of privacy, and are now happy to announce that this additional privacy layer will be part of the Syscoin 2.1 release.
 
DIRECT ZCASH SUPPORT

Syscoin 2.1 will have support for direct ZCash (ZEC) payments in the same way that Syscoin 2.0 has support for direct Bitcoin payments. Users will be able to purchase items by paying the appropriate peg-converted rate of ZCash directly to the seller’s designated Syscoin address. Once received the seller then confirms the funds are present on the ZCash blockchain/network and the transaction is then marked as completed on the Syscoin network.
 


ZCash Privacy Graphic
 
Because Syscoin addresses are compatible with ZCash Transparent addresses we can offer ZCash support with complete multisig support to allow for optional Syscoin escrow functionality. A merchant has the ability to select a combination of payment options from a list of SYS, BTC or ZEC. Once a buyer tries to buy the offer they will see the payment options available. Once they select ZEC, a Transparent ZCash address will be generated which uses the same private key as the merchant’s Syscoin address. The buyer would pay from a private ZCash address to preserve anonymity and the seller would import their private key (at a random time in the future) into their ZCash wallet to claim their funds, and send those funds into an input of a JoinSplit transaction to store them in a private ZCash address, creating a JoinSplit sandwich.
 
The JoinSplit sandwich can be summarized as follows z-addr -> P2SH t-addr -> z-addr which provides the maximum amount of privacy with multisig support. All signing of ZCash transactions within the Syscoin escrow service happens on the Syscoin network and is posted onto the ZCash network upon escrow completion. This offers great usability within a trustless and decentralized payment design.
More details to come on privacy preserving payments within the Syscoin marketplace on our upcoming Syscoin 2 whitepaper upon release of 2.1 core.
 
STATE OF SYSCOIN 2.1 & BLOCKMARKET

Syscoin 2.1 with ZCash integration has already been tested internally. The final Syscoin 2.1 release candidate is still in final testing internally and via our advisory board and with the publication of this news we will be enabling the ZCash integration in these test candidates- something previously reserved only for internal team testing.
 
Because so much multisignature functionality has been added we’re doing our best to be extra diligent in testing these use cases which now require 2 or more signatures for transactions to proceed thereby enabling a whole new class of transactions and use cases for Syscoin services.
 
Blockmarket is dependent on Syscoin 2.1. We’ve been updating it in parallel with Syscoin 2.1 as much as possible with our limited development resources. We still need to add the ZCash interfaces to the “Syscoin Elite” app but will be on track for delivery of Blockmarket and “Syscoin Elite” quickly following the Syscoin 2.1 public release. We’ll have more details on the specifics of the Blockmarket/Syscoin SE release following the public release of Syscoin 2.1. We will confirm a public Q4 2016 release date and block for Syscoin 2.1 by this weekend, November 20, 2016.
 
We’re very eager to get all this functionality – from the slew of core updates present in 2.1 to the shift in usability/user experience presented by Blockmarket and “Syscoin Elite” – into the hands of the public / end users as soon as possible, bringing a decentralized revolution to a host of use cases both within the marketplace space and beyond.

Wow so this is the reason why he price relally jumping well i think it will make more good movements as we continue to see and value the uses of this new updates glad that i bought some coins when the price went down will wait for much better value keep it up dev thanks a lot.
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Very goodnews ! Congrats to dev
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the price jumped nicely. I would not be surprised if it reached 2600 sats in the next 24h
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November Update!

http://syscoin.org/increased-privacy-syscoin-2-1-direct-zcash-payment-support/

Increased Privacy with Syscoin 2.1 – Direct ZCash Payment Support

In today’s market, privacy has become more of a privilege than a right. We believe that all users have the right to privacy on the Syscoin network and want to do all we can to provide users with the options needed to make them feel safe. With the recent release of ZCash we recognized an opportunity to present Syscoin users with an added degree of privacy, and are now happy to announce that this additional privacy layer will be part of the Syscoin 2.1 release.
 
DIRECT ZCASH SUPPORT

Syscoin 2.1 will have support for direct ZCash (ZEC) payments in the same way that Syscoin 2.0 has support for direct Bitcoin payments. Users will be able to purchase items by paying the appropriate peg-converted rate of ZCash directly to the seller’s designated Syscoin address. Once received the seller then confirms the funds are present on the ZCash blockchain/network and the transaction is then marked as completed on the Syscoin network.
 


ZCash Privacy Graphic
 
Because Syscoin addresses are compatible with ZCash Transparent addresses we can offer ZCash support with complete multisig support to allow for optional Syscoin escrow functionality. A merchant has the ability to select a combination of payment options from a list of SYS, BTC or ZEC. Once a buyer tries to buy the offer they will see the payment options available. Once they select ZEC, a Transparent ZCash address will be generated which uses the same private key as the merchant’s Syscoin address. The buyer would pay from a private ZCash address to preserve anonymity and the seller would import their private key (at a random time in the future) into their ZCash wallet to claim their funds, and send those funds into an input of a JoinSplit transaction to store them in a private ZCash address, creating a JoinSplit sandwich.
 
The JoinSplit sandwich can be summarized as follows z-addr -> P2SH t-addr -> z-addr which provides the maximum amount of privacy with multisig support. All signing of ZCash transactions within the Syscoin escrow service happens on the Syscoin network and is posted onto the ZCash network upon escrow completion. This offers great usability within a trustless and decentralized payment design.
More details to come on privacy preserving payments within the Syscoin marketplace on our upcoming Syscoin 2 whitepaper upon release of 2.1 core.
 
STATE OF SYSCOIN 2.1 & BLOCKMARKET

Syscoin 2.1 with ZCash integration has already been tested internally. The final Syscoin 2.1 release candidate is still in final testing internally and via our advisory board and with the publication of this news we will be enabling the ZCash integration in these test candidates- something previously reserved only for internal team testing.
 
Because so much multisignature functionality has been added we’re doing our best to be extra diligent in testing these use cases which now require 2 or more signatures for transactions to proceed thereby enabling a whole new class of transactions and use cases for Syscoin services.
 
Blockmarket is dependent on Syscoin 2.1. We’ve been updating it in parallel with Syscoin 2.1 as much as possible with our limited development resources. We still need to add the ZCash interfaces to the “Syscoin Elite” app but will be on track for delivery of Blockmarket and “Syscoin Elite” quickly following the Syscoin 2.1 public release. We’ll have more details on the specifics of the Blockmarket/Syscoin SE release following the public release of Syscoin 2.1. We will confirm a public Q4 2016 release date and block for Syscoin 2.1 by this weekend, November 20, 2016.
 
We’re very eager to get all this functionality – from the slew of core updates present in 2.1 to the shift in usability/user experience presented by Blockmarket and “Syscoin Elite” – into the hands of the public / end users as soon as possible, bringing a decentralized revolution to a host of use cases both within the marketplace space and beyond.
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Hi
I'm stuck at Wed May 4 08:05:10 2016 with v0.12.99.0-78c7628 win7
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What makes y'all think it will jump with the update? The markets know about it, isn't there a chance it is priced in? SYS is 10 times more expensive than at the beginning of the year anyway. When this update is introduced, nothing will change, someone will have to use the market for the demand to grow, which may take years.

Not trolling or saying it will not grow, just trying to be realistic.

Well, in reality it's not so much the excellent tech features as much as the fact that the Devs are alive and well and still developing the coin and delivering new tech and features. That is what really controls the price in the short term. The long term depends on adoption and usage of those features and, realistically, some luck!  Grin

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What makes y'all think it will jump with the update? The markets know about it, isn't there a chance it is priced in? SYS is 10 times more expensive than at the beginning of the year anyway. When this update is introduced, nothing will change, someone will have to use the market for the demand to grow, which may take years.

Not trolling or saying it will not grow, just trying to be realistic.

Even without upgrading coins from a very low price. Considering its capabilities ( marketplace, escrow, messages, certificates ), it should cost not less than 0.05 USD. Very little advertising outside the cryptographic world.
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What makes y'all think it will jump with the update? The markets know about it, isn't there a chance it is priced in? SYS is 10 times more expensive than at the beginning of the year anyway. When this update is introduced, nothing will change, someone will have to use the market for the demand to grow, which may take years.

Not trolling or saying it will not grow, just trying to be realistic.
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That's exactly what is going to happen. I think it may reach at least 6k sat by the end of the year if 2.1 is released according to the plan.
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Ok I am sure about that but why the price didn't rise ??

It did after the marketplace was released but has now settled to floor awaiting more news.

Price will explode, trust me  Grin

Btc now going down..so all altcoins go up..that is naturally..and this coin will be no exception
Expecting good price hype let see how far this coin can bring us hope big rise will come. Good luck

It will not be  rise up, it will jump. After the update, the price will increase in few  times , daily
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Ok I am sure about that but why the price didn't rise ??

It did after the marketplace was released but has now settled to floor awaiting more news.

Price will explode, trust me  Grin

Btc now going down..so all altcoins go up..that is naturally..and this coin will be no exception
Expecting good price hype let see how far this coin can bring us hope big rise will come. Good luck
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Ok I am sure about that but why the price didn't rise ??

It did after the marketplace was released but has now settled to floor awaiting more news.

Price will explode, trust me  Grin

Btc now going down..so all altcoins go up..that is naturally..and this coin will be no exception
legendary
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Well, That's Crypto :-\
Ok I am sure about that but why the price didn't rise ??

It did after the marketplace was released but has now settled to floor awaiting more news.

Price will explode, trust me  Grin
legendary
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Ok I am sure about that but why the price didn't rise ??

If you buy some, it will rise.......

Yes, the timing is perfect.
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