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Blockmarket Desktop 1.2.1 Update: First-Time User Help and Bug Fixes

We are proud to release our latest update of Blockmarket Desktop 1.2.1with more in-line help and bug fixes. The new help functionality increases useability for new users.

A number of issues with laptop users having their data corrupted by sleep mode have been addressed plus a number of other issues such as:

• Create verified hash signatures for release versions of BM on OSX and Win.
• "Fund-wallet" bugged after quickly changing the amount of currency you want to exchange. Gives a rate to exchange not in line with the real rate.
• Send amount field too small.
• Incorrect funding amount shown in Funding Manager.
• "Tutorial" text updates for main sections.
• Strong password warning.
• Show ‘Restart Wallet’ error to user when encrypting wallet for the first time.
• Limit Alias creation maximum to 5 years.
• Stuck on loading screen.
• Margins and padding issues.
• Catch opening Blockmarket while it’s already running.
• Fund Manager currency selection full name and logo.
• Console error on Startup.
• Being able to directly message the seller from the offer.
• “First Time” experience improvements.
• Code signing for releases.

This is a point release and some additional issues we are aware of that require core changes will be fixed in 3.0. We have more news and several posts we’re working with our legal counsel on for regulatory compliance before we can share them publicly. We’re making good progress on our goal for the end of March release and will be sharing more about that in the upcoming updates.


Downloads Github Release Page

To upgrade, simply install Blockmarket 1.2.1 over any previous Blockmarket or Syscoin wallet.

Notes:

Always backup your wallet.dat or private key before proceeding with an upgrade. Blockmarket 1.2.1 uses the same wallet.dat file as previous Blockmarket applications and Syscoin Qt wallets.

Be sure to close any running Syscoin applications before installing.

Let the application fully sync. You will see recent transactions when the wallet is fully synchronized with the blockchain.

For help or issues, please check our Knowledge Base.

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Desktop 1.2.1 Update: First-time user help & bug fixes: https://medium.com/@BlockchainFoundry/blockmarket-desktop-1-2-1-update-first-time-user-help-and-bug-fixes-9924edafcf68

Anyone that would like to try out masternodes before they are released should DM me their E-mail address so I can send them an invite to our Slack. We have a #beta-testing channel there and there's instructions and support on setting up masternodes on the Syscoin testnet so you are ready for when they are released to the Syscoin main net.

Hello You can DM me your e-mail address and I'll send you an invite to our slack.

The first Blockchain-Based decentralized marketplace was also the world's first decentralized marketplace. Publicly released in 2014, Syscoin was launched before OpenBazaar's public release.

As I understand it, you can run a masternode without your coins or your wallet ever being on the server right ?

We know our community has been eagerly awaiting for the latest #Syscoin blog post. We are working  with our legal counsel on regulatory compliance relative to the posts. We are hoping we can share our news as soon as possible. #StayTuned! $SYS @syscoin #fintech
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although a how-to/faq wouldnt necessarily be a bad thing

Good job! Want to take part!

Seems like a good idea to prevent masternodes getting immediately haxxed on release. But honestly running such a node should be handled by someone with good security knowledge and good Unix skills.

Someone dumping on Bittrex again. Looks like a nice buy price...

Is there a detailed guide on configuring a hardend master node.  Let's learn from Dashcoin as they have been through this stage with their coin.

For example I just found the following steps that were written four years ago :-

• Run darkcoind as a non-privileged user
  Disable sudo access for this non-privileged user
  Remotely start the Master Node from another server so that coins are never on the MN server
  Ability to detect and alert that the server has been compromised
  Harden the server

It would be great that when the masternode tech is released at the end of the month withis a comprehensive guide.

Also what penetration testing is going to take place, do we have money for someone like HackerOne ?

Last RC seems stable 

I totally agree with you. But then promotion) because without it we cant fly to the moon, imho

I think we need to get the masternodes and Blockmarket web in place before we make a real song and dance.  Downloading the blockchain is such a pain in the arse and one of the biggest limiting factors of crypto.

yeah, but we need pay more attention to promoting the project

Decentralized platform, which is a platform for the exchange of goods and infrastructure for enterprises. Quite well thought out from the point of the issue of attracting a business due to its economy in the chain and the functional. Announced the first ICO and the first airdrop, rebranding, Syscoin 3.0, the team is moving in the right direction!

Is it possible after the release of Syscoin 3.0, the price will be at the pump
That's what's on my mind. If it's true it's an advantage for investors to save about 100 thousand syscoins that are used as masternode

Someone doing some weekend dumping on Bittrex. I'm buying.

You sure about this? The site looks good but I stopped reading at

10% commission


How dare someone take that high of a percentage?!