Topic: [TESTNET]Bismuth - New Language, Interpretation Engines, DAPPs - page 35. (Read 49748 times)
After install on my Windows 10 PC, all three links (mining, overview, start node) are not working/crash. Any solution there?
I have noticed that the following users would like to participate in the testnet:
notsofast
Charloz24
Woody20285
Ingramtg
I am not sure about the rest, so here is an application form. You will be contacted using the PM and updates to this thread if you choose to participate:
http://goo.gl/forms/B9jQKM6WczmPEMP73
Also I updated the second post with pictures
notsofast
Charloz24
Woody20285
Ingramtg
I am not sure about the rest, so here is an application form. You will be contacted using the PM and updates to this thread if you choose to participate:
http://goo.gl/forms/B9jQKM6WczmPEMP73
Also I updated the second post with pictures
Mining: 25 Bismuth reward per 50 blocks (ETH has 5)
I don't understand. Every 50th block there is a reward of 25? What about the other 49 blocks?
I don't understand. Every 50th block there is a reward of 25? What about the other 49 blocks?
Hello. At the moment, mining is an independent layer above the transaction engine. Transactions are blocks on their own and are only paid with fees. Each time you initiate a transaction, a new block is created. Feel free to ask further questions.
So if this was to grow large there could be 100's of blocks a minute. How is that possible?
Right now the block sync is quite primitively sending one block per sync request, to ensure minimum rollbacks. 100s of blocks per minute might be too optimistic. The more blocks there are, the longer the synchronization takes. But if we add a bulk sync method, why not. Verification is very fast, because block structure is simple.
Mining: 25 Bismuth reward per 50 blocks (ETH has 5)
I don't understand. Every 50th block there is a reward of 25? What about the other 49 blocks?
I don't understand. Every 50th block there is a reward of 25? What about the other 49 blocks?
Hello. At the moment, mining is an independent layer above the transaction engine. Transactions are blocks on their own and are only paid with fees. Each time you initiate a transaction, a new block is created. Feel free to ask further questions.
So if this was to grow large there could be 100's of blocks a minute. How is that possible?
i would like to join the testnet
How much total coin supply of Bismuth?
Thanks - this looks great. Will watch and
participate when testnet is ready.
I have seen a couple other coins recently that showed
false positives with Inno installer.
participate when testnet is ready.
I have seen a couple other coins recently that showed
false positives with Inno installer.
LOL that GOT, NXT reference though.
But seriosuly are you telling me this isn't just another walletbiulders shitcoin or rubbish clone of another clone ?
what is wrong with you ? you're doing Crypto Dev all wrong.
But seriosuly are you telling me this isn't just another walletbiulders shitcoin or rubbish clone of another clone ?
what is wrong with you ? you're doing Crypto Dev all wrong.
Thanks for all the positive feedback from everyone, really made my day
The reason why I created Bismuth is because I always wanted to help with altcoins (at least with those which I decided to obtain), but the clone code is just too complicated for me with all the hidden references and I don't have that much C experience
I want Bismuth to be as simple as possible for the widest range of users
LOL that GOT, NXT reference though.
But seriosuly are you telling me this isn't just another walletbiulders shitcoin or rubbish clone of another clone ?
what is wrong with you ? you're doing Crypto Dev all wrong.
But seriosuly are you telling me this isn't just another walletbiulders shitcoin or rubbish clone of another clone ?
what is wrong with you ? you're doing Crypto Dev all wrong.
@HCLivess
What is your legal name? Please post a link to your LinkedIn profile.
Could you also go into more detail on the claim of "endless possibilities"?
What is your legal name? Please post a link to your LinkedIn profile.
Could you also go into more detail on the claim of "endless possibilities"?
I don't feel like linking my LinkedIn profile directly, but I'm sure you can dox me, I am not very cautious in hiding my personal data on the internet.
The OpenField technology, which opens the Bismuth blockchain to any third party applications you can think of, kind of a decentralized data platform (applications, images, music, text, documents of all kinds), which can be then easily integrated to the internet, because the code is dead-simple. So far it's just a concept to be added later.
why would you name a coin after an antacid? lol
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bismuth_subsalicylate
well it actually looks like it could be something promising. as long as you aren't a scam dev/coin project like 90% of the SHIT here.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bismuth_subsalicylate
well it actually looks like it could be something promising. as long as you aren't a scam dev/coin project like 90% of the SHIT here.
I used this (my only) Bitcointalk account to put at least some reassurance that this is not a scam. The account was created in 2013 (or early 2014?) and I use this username since I was 14.
I happened to visit a mineral/stone/metal expo in my city to stumble upon some beautiful pieces of Bismuth and Pyrite. It is a natural wonder to me, just take a look at these images: https://www.google.cz/search?q=bismuth&safe=off&espv=2&biw=1287&bih=730&site=webhp&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjE6Jip78DNAhUEXRQKHSZjDWoQ_AUIBigB
Bismuth reminds me of fractals and snowflakes. Nice thing Bismuth kills bacteria
Not sure how that will work here however. I know it's not launched yet, but there is released installer in github which shows 2 positive alerts on virusscan
https://www.virustotal.com/bg/file/6dca0b88dfe2edc46359f37326399eb658848b77f0a44271d6c3de5dfc12510e/analysis/1466762529/
will be good when the coin is released to not have such things
https://www.virustotal.com/bg/file/6dca0b88dfe2edc46359f37326399eb658848b77f0a44271d6c3de5dfc12510e/analysis/1466762529/
will be good when the coin is released to not have such things
Wow, thanks for the warning, looks like an issue with Inno Setup
Such a nice installer it was
any tips for a different one?Maybe it's just a false positive
http://news.jrsoftware.org/news/innosetup/msg101374.html
I will report it to virustotal and hopefully get the virus alerts removed
how to mine this one??
why would you name a coin after an antacid? lol
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bismuth_subsalicylate
well it actually looks like it could be something promising. as long as you aren't a scam dev/coin project like 90% of the SHIT here.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bismuth_subsalicylate
well it actually looks like it could be something promising. as long as you aren't a scam dev/coin project like 90% of the SHIT here.
I know it's not launched yet, but there is released installer in github which shows 2 positive alerts on virusscan
https://www.virustotal.com/bg/file/6dca0b88dfe2edc46359f37326399eb658848b77f0a44271d6c3de5dfc12510e/analysis/1466762529/
will be good when the coin is released to not have such things
https://www.virustotal.com/bg/file/6dca0b88dfe2edc46359f37326399eb658848b77f0a44271d6c3de5dfc12510e/analysis/1466762529/
will be good when the coin is released to not have such things
@HCLivess
What is your legal name? Please post a link to your LinkedIn profile.
Could you also go into more detail on the claim of "endless possibilities"?
What is your legal name? Please post a link to your LinkedIn profile.
Could you also go into more detail on the claim of "endless possibilities"?
Adding this to my watchlist
Goodluck with the project, new things are always interesting!
Goodluck with the project, new things are always interesting!
Interesting! I would like to test it...
This seems very cool. Will be watching and test mining.
An alternative approach to ICO would be getting some fees or block rewards to the development address.
However, I have yet to come up with an efficient way of doing this, without spamming the network, the dev address might be a "special one" with different client rules than every other.
However, I have yet to come up with an efficient way of doing this, without spamming the network, the dev address might be a "special one" with different client rules than every other.
Should be easy, instead of a fraction of every blockreward going to the dev address, make it so that only every nth block does that.
For example, every 1000th block would send funds to the dev address.
Anyway, it's an interesting project. I hope this will be GPU mineable.
I believe the algorithm can be changed to prevent ASICS from disadvantaging other users easily. Right now, it should be CPU-mineable only, because the code is independent, it would take some time to even develop GPU miners, let alone ASICs. Thank you for the proposal, I will consider it.
Also, some coins from the dev fund will go to Spoetnik and BitcoinEXpress for his long term contributions to this forum, that goes without saying.
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