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See you at 5mil sats and you peasants will be sorry
what's the total coin supply?
can anyone answer?
thanks
can anyone answer?
thanks
554,355 circulating coin at the moment
yes, i know that.
I am asking what the total supply of the coin is meant to be.
You know, like BTC has 21 million....
what's the total coin supply?
can anyone answer?
thanks
can anyone answer?
thanks
554,355 circulating coin at the moment
what's the total coin supply?
can anyone answer?
thanks
can anyone answer?
thanks
Sunday update:
Today you'll be guided through the wallet package of the new Veltor client. The wallet is deterministic and hierarchical. This enables you to regenerate it at any time, anywhere in the world, as long as you keep your seed safe. This way backing up your wallet and securing your funds is kept simple and efficient.
In contrary to most other hierarchical wallets, the decision has been made to go with a 256-bit seed. This increases the security, but the tradeoff is a longer mnemonic key phrase. Using the BIP39 standard, as defined for Bitcoin, for mnemonic encoding of the seed which makes it easy to remember. During operations, the seed is saved on your disk in a encrypted form, using the standard AES symmetric encryption algorithm.
The wallet uses the Argon2 key derivation algorithm to generate the data for your keys. This data is then used to generate the Ed25519 keys, a signature scheme that is more secure and faster than typical ECDSA schemes, as used by most other blockchains. The key derivation was conceived in a flexible way and is able to generate keys at any level and at any depth.
A final aspect is the Ed25519 implementation, which differs from the reference implementation in one important detail. Instead of using SHA2 as the internal hashing algorithm, it uses Blake2b, which provides a significant increase in performance on general purpose CPUs, for what should be the same security properties. The implementation has been named "Futhark" after the old Norse name for lightning.
Today you'll be guided through the wallet package of the new Veltor client. The wallet is deterministic and hierarchical. This enables you to regenerate it at any time, anywhere in the world, as long as you keep your seed safe. This way backing up your wallet and securing your funds is kept simple and efficient.
In contrary to most other hierarchical wallets, the decision has been made to go with a 256-bit seed. This increases the security, but the tradeoff is a longer mnemonic key phrase. Using the BIP39 standard, as defined for Bitcoin, for mnemonic encoding of the seed which makes it easy to remember. During operations, the seed is saved on your disk in a encrypted form, using the standard AES symmetric encryption algorithm.
The wallet uses the Argon2 key derivation algorithm to generate the data for your keys. This data is then used to generate the Ed25519 keys, a signature scheme that is more secure and faster than typical ECDSA schemes, as used by most other blockchains. The key derivation was conceived in a flexible way and is able to generate keys at any level and at any depth.
A final aspect is the Ed25519 implementation, which differs from the reference implementation in one important detail. Instead of using SHA2 as the internal hashing algorithm, it uses Blake2b, which provides a significant increase in performance on general purpose CPUs, for what should be the same security properties. The implementation has been named "Futhark" after the old Norse name for lightning.
Where can I see the guide and where to download the new wallet?
Sunday update:
Today you'll be guided through the wallet package of the new Veltor client. The wallet is deterministic and hierarchical. This enables you to regenerate it at any time, anywhere in the world, as long as you keep your seed safe. This way backing up your wallet and securing your funds is kept simple and efficient.
In contrary to most other hierarchical wallets, the decision has been made to go with a 256-bit seed. This increases the security, but the tradeoff is a longer mnemonic key phrase. Using the BIP39 standard, as defined for Bitcoin, for mnemonic encoding of the seed which makes it easy to remember. During operations, the seed is saved on your disk in a encrypted form, using the standard AES symmetric encryption algorithm.
The wallet uses the Argon2 key derivation algorithm to generate the data for your keys. This data is then used to generate the Ed25519 keys, a signature scheme that is more secure and faster than typical ECDSA schemes, as used by most other blockchains. The key derivation was conceived in a flexible way and is able to generate keys at any level and at any depth.
A final aspect is the Ed25519 implementation, which differs from the reference implementation in one important detail. Instead of using SHA2 as the internal hashing algorithm, it uses Blake2b, which provides a significant increase in performance on general purpose CPUs, for what should be the same security properties. The implementation has been named "Futhark" after the old Norse name for lightning.
Today you'll be guided through the wallet package of the new Veltor client. The wallet is deterministic and hierarchical. This enables you to regenerate it at any time, anywhere in the world, as long as you keep your seed safe. This way backing up your wallet and securing your funds is kept simple and efficient.
In contrary to most other hierarchical wallets, the decision has been made to go with a 256-bit seed. This increases the security, but the tradeoff is a longer mnemonic key phrase. Using the BIP39 standard, as defined for Bitcoin, for mnemonic encoding of the seed which makes it easy to remember. During operations, the seed is saved on your disk in a encrypted form, using the standard AES symmetric encryption algorithm.
The wallet uses the Argon2 key derivation algorithm to generate the data for your keys. This data is then used to generate the Ed25519 keys, a signature scheme that is more secure and faster than typical ECDSA schemes, as used by most other blockchains. The key derivation was conceived in a flexible way and is able to generate keys at any level and at any depth.
A final aspect is the Ed25519 implementation, which differs from the reference implementation in one important detail. Instead of using SHA2 as the internal hashing algorithm, it uses Blake2b, which provides a significant increase in performance on general purpose CPUs, for what should be the same security properties. The implementation has been named "Futhark" after the old Norse name for lightning.
Good update... please... keep working this way
Sunday update:
Today you'll be guided through the wallet package of the new Veltor client. The wallet is deterministic and hierarchical. This enables you to regenerate it at any time, anywhere in the world, as long as you keep your seed safe. This way backing up your wallet and securing your funds is kept simple and efficient.
In contrary to most other hierarchical wallets, the decision has been made to go with a 256-bit seed. This increases the security, but the tradeoff is a longer mnemonic key phrase. Using the BIP39 standard, as defined for Bitcoin, for mnemonic encoding of the seed which makes it easy to remember. During operations, the seed is saved on your disk in a encrypted form, using the standard AES symmetric encryption algorithm.
The wallet uses the Argon2 key derivation algorithm to generate the data for your keys. This data is then used to generate the Ed25519 keys, a signature scheme that is more secure and faster than typical ECDSA schemes, as used by most other blockchains. The key derivation was conceived in a flexible way and is able to generate keys at any level and at any depth.
A final aspect is the Ed25519 implementation, which differs from the reference implementation in one important detail. Instead of using SHA2 as the internal hashing algorithm, it uses Blake2b, which provides a significant increase in performance on general purpose CPUs, for what should be the same security properties. The implementation has been named "Futhark" after the old Norse name for lightning.
Today you'll be guided through the wallet package of the new Veltor client. The wallet is deterministic and hierarchical. This enables you to regenerate it at any time, anywhere in the world, as long as you keep your seed safe. This way backing up your wallet and securing your funds is kept simple and efficient.
In contrary to most other hierarchical wallets, the decision has been made to go with a 256-bit seed. This increases the security, but the tradeoff is a longer mnemonic key phrase. Using the BIP39 standard, as defined for Bitcoin, for mnemonic encoding of the seed which makes it easy to remember. During operations, the seed is saved on your disk in a encrypted form, using the standard AES symmetric encryption algorithm.
The wallet uses the Argon2 key derivation algorithm to generate the data for your keys. This data is then used to generate the Ed25519 keys, a signature scheme that is more secure and faster than typical ECDSA schemes, as used by most other blockchains. The key derivation was conceived in a flexible way and is able to generate keys at any level and at any depth.
A final aspect is the Ed25519 implementation, which differs from the reference implementation in one important detail. Instead of using SHA2 as the internal hashing algorithm, it uses Blake2b, which provides a significant increase in performance on general purpose CPUs, for what should be the same security properties. The implementation has been named "Futhark" after the old Norse name for lightning.
And i would wait for coinswap before trying to add to any new exchance.
errr, what coin swap?
and when is that meant to happpen?
A swap to the new codebase once it is done.
Don't worry, it will be announced well in time so everyone has the possibility to swap the old coins to the new ones.
okay. good to know.
Btw, what's the total supply for Veltor?
also that blockexplorer seems broken: http://block.veltor.org:8080/
And i would wait for coinswap before trying to add to any new exchance.
errr, what coin swap?
and when is that meant to happpen?
A swap to the new codebase once it is done.
Don't worry, it will be announced well in time so everyone has the possibility to swap the old coins to the new ones.
And i would wait for coinswap before trying to add to any new exchance.
errr, what coin swap?
and when is that meant to happpen?
Hello from Alcurex exchange.
VLT (Veltor) has been added to our market https://alcurex.com/#VLT-BTC
Welcome trading.
halibit
alcurex.com
VLT (Veltor) has been added to our market https://alcurex.com/#VLT-BTC
Welcome trading.
halibit
alcurex.com
We need Bittrex
Bittrex would be nice. Also, why do they call you bullet dodger?i dodge bullets...
what do you people think of novaexchange?
And i would wait for coinswap before trying to add to any new exchance.
We need Bittrex
Bittrex would be nice. Also, why do they call you bullet dodger?i dodge bullets...
what do you people think of novaexchange?
We need Bittrex
Bittrex would be nice. Also, why do they call you bullet dodger?i dodge bullets...
what do you people think of novaexchange?
can anyone sell me 500vlt?
You can get it from yobit
can anyone sell me 500vlt?
We need Bittrex
I remember reading on here that they tried getting listed on bittrex but it requires 3 BTC fee, which the dev said at this moment that 3 BTC will be better spent on physical server etc.
We need Bittrex
Bittrex would be nice. Also, why do they call you bullet dodger?
We need Bittrex
Exchange adds will happen. Just be patient about the coin development itself. Once it works, exchanges will be on their knees to add this. All we need is patience 
that... or voting on several exchanges -poswallet,livecoin,novaexhange .. to get it listed. I mean it could not hurt to increase the volume, while being patient
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