Topic: ⚒ Syscoin -Blockchain Scalability, Trustless Interoperability for ERC20 projects - page 32. (Read 502037 times)

It’s seldom that a little known coin takes the limelight away from the big three of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple. Even in a bearish market like this one, most attention is on the performance of the top coins.
Is there a Slack channel in the future for Syscoin? That would be awesome if we could all communicate there!

The presentation of this project is great, I really like the way you explain everything. I wish you all the best

To create a masternode is so easy as someone has written an install script so setup is a breeze!!!!!!!

The latest guide cover the hosting, wallet and creation of masternode.

The guys on the slack channel are also very helpful!

Yeah why doesn't he add it himself, if people click on it maybe they can get a virus or something and lose all their Syscoin 

Not at all, for masternode support, join us on our #masternodes channel on the Syscoin slack by following instructions at join.syscoin.org

Syscoin/EURO trades are now available on Netherlands-based exchange litebit.eu, with many FIAT funding options for Europeans such as iDEAL, Bancontact & SEPA!

https://www.litebit.eu/en/buy/syscoin

SysCoin is now ready for cross-chain dapps with the Blocknet Protocol!





Now that Sys is compatible with the Blocknet Protocol, it can be used in cross-blockchain dapps and traded on beta Block DX!

You can read more about Blocknet, the Blocknet Protocol, and Block DX here:

https://blocknet.co

https://sites.google.com/view/blocknet/directory

To get started with trading on Block DX, follow this setup guide: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ciwLFSXwv6CXd3QEvVW88lHXo9CSIlweYOoSbDHkies/preview

The setup is in the process of being automated/abstracted so it's much easier and streamlined to use for beginners. In addition to that, in July we are planning to release SPV support which will allow for the creation of litewallets so whole blockchains will not need to be downloaded.

info about "Syscoin 3.0 whitepaper: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System Built For Business Applications" added for voting, proof and forecast on YEENOT TODAY https://yeenot.today/catalog/news/228

what you think about trade some consistency for some availability in Z-DAG ?

Syscoin 3.0: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System Built For Business Applications by Jagdeep Sidhu

Source:

https://syscoin.org/Syscoin_3.0_Whitepaper__Condensed.pdf

Blockchain Foundry Inc. to Commence Trading on Canadian Securities Exchange


Source(s):

https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/blockchain-foundry-inc-to-commence-trading-on-canadian-securities-exchange-682270582.html

https://www.blockchainfoundry.co/blog/blockchain-foundry-inc-to-commence-trading-on-canadian-securities-exchange

if its free add SYS yourself and show us result.
why spam us www site without our coin ? Add SyS or leave.

So your first post is promoting a weird website ? I never heard about this website before, I hope the listing is free but I don't think it's necessary for Syscoin to be there

does work and no reject. working on it they busy

https://github.com/syscoin/syscoin/issues/187
aliasupdate and aliasnew not realy work
it whay poloniex regect this fork

Syscoin (SYS) all-in-one info now added here:

https://chatoncrypto.com/Crypto/C/65-SYS-Syscoin


Thanks.

That might work for a fresh install on a vps, but it doesn't work on my system with various other wallets installed for some reason. I kept getting a boost error as soon as the compile got to CXXLD syscoind:


I'm no coder or expert, but from what I could gather it seems that the compile has trouble detecting boost files properly for some reason & after searching around I noticed similar reports on your SYS github page. Instead of upgrading the boost files as was (wrongly) suggested there, I decided to try a separate boost installation & point the syscoin compile to that unused (& latest) boost install. This would also eliminate the risk of breaking any other programs that were reliant on the older boost files - hey presto - the compile completed successfully!

For anyone else having similar issues, here's what I did:

1) Download the latest boost to the home directory (v1.66 at this time)


2) Unzip it in the same directory


3) Enter the unzipped directory


4) Run bootstrap setup


5) Build it


6) Install it


7) Enter git cloned syscoin folder


Compile using the following configuration (Important: replace USER_NAME with your user name in the "./configure" script)


This "should" build your headless syscoind & syscoin-cli successfully using the latest boost allocated to it in your home directory. I've not tried this method to build the QT version as I don't use it, but you can just remove the "--without-gui" command in the configure script to try it out if you want to.

This was the only way I could compile the SYS wallet after spending hours messing around with it, trying different options. I've no idea why SYS is the only wallet that requires this, especially as all previous syscoin2 versions compiled fine & I have over 20 other wallets compiled & running on this same machine without issue, but I'll leave that up to the devs to explore - like I said earlier, I'm no coder or expert.

I hope this helps anyone else who's having problems - feel free to copy/paste/link to it on your github page, maybe it will help those who are having the same problem, I don't have an account there so can't post it.

Scammers are everywhere on telegram, they want you to send them eth or btc. We should not trust anyone who try to contact us on telegram, best thing to do is ignore and report them

compiling works fine on ubuntu 16.04 with the guide here:
https://medium.com/@BlockchainFoundry/syscoin-3-0-masternode-setup-instructions-572576c7163f

cheers

there are so many linux configurations it makes little sense to release binaries for that os. Windows binaries are posted on the release page on github. If you cant compile make an issue lets discuss.