Topic: [TEASER] eMunie 0.9.6 Screenshots - page 2. (Read 7247 times)

Yes, january 2014
Pre-sale starts tommorow though

Looks good. any release dates yet

I think there should be another screenshot posted of just the desktop

Great work with eMunie!

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Closed source, semi-centralized PoS with validator nodes, agressiv shills who jump the gun at any occasion...
This reminds me SolidCoin...
Is eMunie the new name of Micro-cash?

Scrypt and SHA don't verify transactions either, they are simple POW systems, neither of them actually verify that the transaction can be fulfilled.

I'll be explaining how eMunie is able to verify transactions reliably over the next day or 2, I'll be posting various documentation this week that will explain a lot of the core systems in technical detail.

Add some goats maybe? 

I think Fuserleer will be able to answer that question for you soon.

Here is a post he made back in August describing how eMunie achieves anonymity and security. He's a dynamic developer, and some things may have changed since he wrote this, but I think the information it contains is relevant to your question on transaction verification.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/news-emunie-some-general-news-and-100-anonymity-270909

So, how does it verify transactions?

There have been a number of really exciting technical developments with eMunie recently, and Fuserleer has been working hard to get them incorporated into the client for beta testing ASAP.

But you are correct, emunie is neither Scrypt or Sha256 based, and there is no need for mining as the P2P network is able to verify transactions without the need for massive overheads in computational power & hardware.

New EMU supply (determined using internal supply & demand signals inside the system) is generated and distributed via interest payments to existing EMU holders, and transaction fees for verification work for those users who run their client in that mode. The verification work keeps the network secure, and performs the necessary calculations to ensure there is no double spending.

So with this system architecture, you can run the eMunie client on regular hardware, even a phone eventually. When running as a hatcher/verifier that performs verification work, there would be advantages to having more computing resources (CPU, SSD, RAM), but there wont be any scope for ASICs and GPUs - just regular PC hardware.

Please understand I am not an expert in the technical side of eMunie, and my crude explanation above is based on my own understanding of how the system works.

Fuserleer will be putting out a lot of detailed information very soon, so stay tuned for that

As far as the profile stuff goes, I think it will be hugely popular for users of the P2P exchange - people running the client will be able to use the in-client exchange with the EMU currency, as well as any number of other currencies, and real world items too, including goats

Having the eMunie web, messaging system, user profiles, user rating system, and chat built into the client will make doing business within the eMunie client a breeze, and it will all be 100% anonymous!!

Can someone clear this up for me?

 I see there will be no mining, but Transaction verfication? also being able to "mine/get" Emu on mobile.

So does this mean its neither Scrypt or Sha256? What type of hardware would best if using this coin.

Features and everything look neat. I dunno about the personal profile though, could you just snag my facebook so everyone can know who I am. Or prog a facebook app to incorporate Emu into FB. I most likely wouldnt use the profile feature.

Awesome work, will keep an eye on progress

This is from the Washington Post blog article::: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-switch/wp/2013/11/08/everything-you-need-to-know-about-the-bitcoin-bubble/

"A final threat is that Bitcoin could be superseded by another virtual currency. Leading candidates include litecoin and Ripple. Right now, that doesn't seem like a major threat. Bitcoin enjoys what economists call "network effects": the currency with the largest user base is the most useful, further entrenching its status as the most popular. So far, there's no sign of Bitcoin losing ground to these newer alternatives."

One of the major issues with Bitcoin now is that corporations now control the Bitcoin mining with the necessity of ASIC mining power and the Client-qt block-chain is now over 8 GB in size. The common Joe is only able to keep a portable wallet on their phone.

But, on the horizon is a game changer and it is called the eMunie currency application. Here is a picture of the P2P client that is small enough to work on 3rd generation flip phones; http://oi39.tinypic.com/v7a0ps.jpg (you may need to copy and paste the link). If you want more information you can go here; http://forum.emunie.com/ This eMunie Client is 100% encrypted, and anonymous with both public and private keys to everything within the eMunie Client.

Also, there is no mining to generate the new eMu currency. The issuance of new eMu is completely control by the P2P distributed network itself, via fees generated from the verification process and interest on balances held.

Should of made bets sir, no one said those screens were photoshopped!

That's exactly right, it's hard to argue that the bitcoin network is still decentralised. ASIC mining has shrunk the bitcoin network down to a few key players. The same is happening across the whole bitcoin ecosystem - centralised big players - big centralised exchanges, big corporations eyeing off the spoils, big stake holders like the Winklevii.

That's why the price has spiked to ridiculous levels again - corporate vultures are circling. Bitcoin is never going to facilitate real commerce and trade. Its only value comes from greed inspired hoarding.

The original vision of bitcoin has been lost

With eMunie there is no mining, and there'll never be a problem with ASIC hardware centralising the network into a few key players. The eMunie client runs fine on very old hardware - I run it on a Pentium 4!

EMU supply is created and distributed using supply & demand signals generated inside the P2P distributed network itself. There is no need for mining, and anybody can run the eMunie client on a standard home PC and earn some EMU from contributing to verifying transactions on the network.

eMunie will eventually run on old 3rd generation phones! The eMunie network will be fully decentralised, and so huge that no regulatory effort will ever be able to bring it down.

Satoshi will love eMunie - "one CPU one vote" - that pretty much describes eMunie.

ha ha maybe Jim should have come here and asked us , we probably could have advised him on how to completely win that argument - but he finished with a precise and devastating argument  , i think i could have added to it , but I'm certainly no enemy of Bitcoin .

and in another way i don't think Jim is either , again i say he's a smart guy.

If Jim casually made those statements re Google its because somebody told him that , he obviously trusts them to tell him , so hey he's probably right ? i can't judge the guy either way.

he famously designed a currency war game of course for the DOD.

he then casually explained that "they" mostly ignored his concerns ha ha , obviously after 2008 he was back in trend again,  being absolutely correct about most of what he theorized.

again i won't add to his argument here , but his strongest point was of course the blindingly obvious lack of deep understanding from a geopolitical power perspective , its the first thing that hit me in the face when arriving at this forum and sub forum, I have noticed the slow development of a general respect but.

again i will use the DAC principal that I have come to like , and i find in "Trend" now.

Well two problems with that. 1. its not my place to give time frames 2. I don't want to jinx anything!

I'm pretty sure there will be some official info in a week or so.

ha no, the pic is one that my amazing wife found for me of Carrier Fisher in the slave outfit from Jedi. I love my wife

More than welcome digitalindustry! I thought it was a good debate as Jim is a heavy hitter when it comes to global currencies and his predictions generally come true. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a bitcoin hater but if what he says is correct re Google Dev's being behind BTC, I do believe it is a big deal. I don't think its emunie V bitcoin anyway, people will make up their own minds, of course there is room for both!!

Here's a few more links that make interesting reading:

The real reason Bitcoin isn't a serious alternative currency:
http://www.networkworld.com/community/blog/one-real-reason-bitcoin-isnt-serious-alternative-currency

Bitcoin is no longer decentralized. Bitcoin was a nice experiment of a decentralized currency, but now it is becoming more and more like the traditional banking system, less decentralized and more in the control of a few entities. http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/2013/09/17/bitcoin-longer-decentralized-voice/

Just got around to watching that video , very interesting , im going to repost it, im not finished watching, and while I dont know Jim personally I do know how he thinks.

He is a very intelligent individual,  well connected and with a strong affinity to metals.

Having said that he makes some great opening statements here .

Thank you for that link .

eMunie will definitely challenge bitcoin. You only have to compare the features.

Fully anonymous, super fast, no huge block chain, built in P2P exchange.

Those features alone make bitcoin look vulnerable. Throw in the chat, messaging/post, user profiles, user ratings & the eMunie 'dark' web and I'd say bitcoin looks decidedly dated.

As for the "good alt coins" ... they're not even in the game once eMunie is released.

Bitcoin was a great innovation but its days are numbered. Other than the network effect, bitcoin has no superior features over eMunie, and bitcoin  hasn't been around long enough to establish itself in the wider economy. Bitcoin is very vulnerable!

I don't think we needed a University to tell us that BTC had flaws -

and if Rickard's claim that its google devs , well , its a 50/50 that doesn't imply anything . Rickard has been correct on a lot of stuff in the past.

why get caught up in hysteria ?