This is the ideal way to build a Blockchain related product - by taking input from the community.-
https://medium.com/@teamindracrypto/a-tezos-block-explorer-crowdsourcing-the-requirements-125395d06def
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Tezos has a lot of potential
Tezos is one of the first blockchain protocols to try to solve the hard fork and governance issues by having a self-amending ledger and on-chain governance. This article sums all of this up really well -
https://medium.com/@teamindracrypto/tezos-101-b103da03bee2
Tezos is one of the first blockchain protocols to try to solve the hard fork and governance issues by having a self-amending ledger and on-chain governance. This article sums all of this up really well -
https://medium.com/@teamindracrypto/tezos-101-b103da03bee2
was DUN not a XTZ hard fork
semantics... lol
I guess what they mean is a single codebase should not cause a hard fork? Anyone can always make a copy but chains can't split like they do with others... but yea. not really a selling point for me.
https://tezos.foundation/news/weekly-updates/update-week-of-23-september-2019
https://tezos.foundation/news/weekly-updates/update-week-of-7-october-2019
https://tezos.foundation/news/weekly-updates/update-week-of-14-october-2019
https://tezos.foundation/news/weekly-updates/update-week-of-21-october-2019
Tezos has a lot of potential
Tezos is one of the first blockchain protocols to try to solve the hard fork and governance issues by having a self-amending ledger and on-chain governance. This article sums all of this up really well -
https://medium.com/@teamindracrypto/tezos-101-b103da03bee2
Tezos is one of the first blockchain protocols to try to solve the hard fork and governance issues by having a self-amending ledger and on-chain governance. This article sums all of this up really well -
https://medium.com/@teamindracrypto/tezos-101-b103da03bee2
was DUN not a XTZ hard fork
semantics... lol
Tezos has a lot of potential
Tezos is one of the first blockchain protocols to try to solve the hard fork and governance issues by having a self-amending ledger and on-chain governance. This article sums all of this up really well -
https://medium.com/@teamindracrypto/tezos-101-b103da03bee2
Tezos is one of the first blockchain protocols to try to solve the hard fork and governance issues by having a self-amending ledger and on-chain governance. This article sums all of this up really well -
https://medium.com/@teamindracrypto/tezos-101-b103da03bee2
was DUN not a XTZ hard fork
Tezos has a lot of potential
Tezos is one of the first blockchain protocols to try to solve the hard fork and governance issues by having a self-amending ledger and on-chain governance. This article sums all of this up really well -
https://medium.com/@teamindracrypto/tezos-101-b103da03bee2
Tezos is one of the first blockchain protocols to try to solve the hard fork and governance issues by having a self-amending ledger and on-chain governance. This article sums all of this up really well -
https://medium.com/@teamindracrypto/tezos-101-b103da03bee2
Such a pity that tzscan block explorer isn't working anymore. Does anyone know another decent block explorer for Tezos?
Ayers, just above this post, suggested a good one. Alternatively you can also try https://mvp.tezblock.io/ , https://tzstats.com/ https://tzkt.io/ and http://teztracker.everstake.one/bakers and a bunch of others which are still in early stage development and are adding the needed functionality.
Tzscan is the past, let's move on.
this coin is loosing stamina it seems, the price dropped to half what was 1 year ago, and i'm losing my little investment too, any new news coming to save this one?
https://tezos.id/, try this should work for now
Such a pity that tzscan block explorer isn't working anymore. Does anyone know another decent block explorer for Tezos?
https://tezos.id/, try this should work for now
Such a pity that tzscan block explorer isn't working anymore. Does anyone know another decent block explorer for Tezos?
https://tezos.foundation/news/weekly-updates/update-week-of-23-september-2019
https://tezos.foundation/news/weekly-updates/update-week-of-7-october-2019
https://tezos.foundation/news/weekly-updates/update-week-of-14-october-2019
I use the Tezbox wallet and have tried to change my delegate and I thought followed the instructions exactly, but even after 6 days now I am still receiving rewards from my old Delegate instead of the new one.
I went to my staking wallet starts in KT selected the delegate tab and then changed the custom delegate to match the new Baker's address. When I log out and log in again the new delegate address appear is my custom field and if I view the address on TZscan it also shows me the new Delegate address in the Delegate field on the right-hand side so I am now stuck as how to proceed.
Can anyone advise if they have succesfully changed delegates and how it was achieved?
I went to my staking wallet starts in KT selected the delegate tab and then changed the custom delegate to match the new Baker's address. When I log out and log in again the new delegate address appear is my custom field and if I view the address on TZscan it also shows me the new Delegate address in the Delegate field on the right-hand side so I am now stuck as how to proceed.
Can anyone advise if they have succesfully changed delegates and how it was achieved?
For what I can understand from your post you did everything correctly : you will still receive the rewards for a certain number of cycles from previous baker you delegated to and then you will receive rewards from the new one.
If you remember the first time you delegated your Tezzies you had to wait a certain number of cycles before starting to receive rewards : now you will receive from the old one for the same number of cycles and then you will switch to new rewards.
The schedule is the following:
Cycle 0 - you delegate
Cycle 7 - The Tezos Blockchain assigns your delegation rights to chosen baker and they can start baking for you.
Cycle 13 - Rewards for Cycle 7 are received by baker and forwarded to your KT1 account.
Anyway to look deeper into your own situation go on tezscan, fill in your KT1 address and click on "RewardS" tab.
Hope this helps.
I use the Tezbox wallet and have tried to change my delegate and I thought followed the instructions exactly, but even after 6 days now I am still receiving rewards from my old Delegate instead of the new one.
I went to my staking wallet starts in KT selected the delegate tab and then changed the custom delegate to match the new Baker's address. When I log out and log in again the new delegate address appear is my custom field and if I view the address on TZscan it also shows me the new Delegate address in the Delegate field on the right-hand side so I am now stuck as how to proceed.
Can anyone advise if they have succesfully changed delegates and how it was achieved?
I went to my staking wallet starts in KT selected the delegate tab and then changed the custom delegate to match the new Baker's address. When I log out and log in again the new delegate address appear is my custom field and if I view the address on TZscan it also shows me the new Delegate address in the Delegate field on the right-hand side so I am now stuck as how to proceed.
Can anyone advise if they have succesfully changed delegates and how it was achieved?
there is already someone who has send his DUN coins (from the XTZ snapshot) to a DUNE baker to delegate it?
yes, I did it but only few days ago so still no rewards : guess I will start receiving them around cicle 71.
Let's see.
ok.
can you tell us how much reward you will get it from the Dune baker for the amount of your DUN coins?
Just had a look at my pending rewards on dunscan and found out what follow:
I have pending rewards for cycles 74 to 77 they are progressively decreasing;
to give you just a rough estimate or rewards amount lets say for every 1000 dun I leased I receiceved, for every of the above mentioned cycles, respectively : 0.3 , 0.312 , 0.223 and 0.187 DUN.
Atomex has officially launched in the mainnet!
You can now buy XTZ for BTC ETH trustlessly via convenient interface.
If you want to know what is happening under the hood, read this explanatory post https://medium.com/coinmonks/atomex-cross-chain-atomic-swaps-on-practice-8139571f0ee5
Wow, this is very cool - I always liked atomic swaps, because only with their help will it be possible to make a full-fledged decentralized exchange with support for various blockchains. You can now buy XTZ for BTC ETH trustlessly via convenient interface.
If you want to know what is happening under the hood, read this explanatory post https://medium.com/coinmonks/atomex-cross-chain-atomic-swaps-on-practice-8139571f0ee5
Atomex has officially launched in the mainnet!
You can now buy XTZ for BTC ETH trustlessly via convenient interface.
If you want to know what is happening under the hood, read this explanatory post https://baking-bad.org/blog/2019/09/25/atomex-decentralized-exchange-cross-chain-atomic-swaps-on-practice/
You can now buy XTZ for BTC ETH trustlessly via convenient interface.
If you want to know what is happening under the hood, read this explanatory post https://baking-bad.org/blog/2019/09/25/atomex-decentralized-exchange-cross-chain-atomic-swaps-on-practice/
there is already someone who has send his DUN coins (from the XTZ snapshot) to a DUNE baker to delegate it?
yes, I did it but only few days ago so still no rewards : guess I will start receiving them around cicle 71.
Let's see.
ok.
can you tell us how much reward you will get it from the Dune baker for the amount of your DUN coins?
When it comes to cryptocurrency launches, few have seen as much hype as Tezos. According to the project’s website, Tezos is “a decentralized blockchain that governs itself by establishing a true digital commonwealth and facilitates formal verification, a technique which mathematically proves the correctness of the code governing transactions and boosts the security of the most sensitive or financial weighted smart contracts.”
In practice, this means that Tezos is a blockchain network which is linked to a digital token, called a Tez or a Tezzie (XTZ). Unlike other digital currencies, Tezos does not involve the mining of Tez tokens; rather, token holders receive a reward for taking part in the proof-of-stake consensus mechanism.
However, despite a promising start and one of the largest ICOs to date, Tezos has encountered numerous delays, some of which have resulted in legal trouble.
In practice, this means that Tezos is a blockchain network which is linked to a digital token, called a Tez or a Tezzie (XTZ). Unlike other digital currencies, Tezos does not involve the mining of Tez tokens; rather, token holders receive a reward for taking part in the proof-of-stake consensus mechanism.
However, despite a promising start and one of the largest ICOs to date, Tezos has encountered numerous delays, some of which have resulted in legal trouble.
Most important point on last update sept 16
The release of a fundraiser password support tool. This tool aims to help fundraiser contributors with lost fundraiser passwords to attempt to recover their passwords and access the corresponding recommended allocations of Tezos tokens (tez). To use the tool, go to https://recovery.tezos.com/.
Also congratulations on the one-year anniversary of Tezos becoming mainnet.
The release of a fundraiser password support tool. This tool aims to help fundraiser contributors with lost fundraiser passwords to attempt to recover their passwords and access the corresponding recommended allocations of Tezos tokens (tez). To use the tool, go to https://recovery.tezos.com/.
Also congratulations on the one-year anniversary of Tezos becoming mainnet.
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