Wyvern - Autonomously Governed Decentralized Digital Asset Exchange - page 11.

protinam

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Quote from: Elder III on December 12, 2017, 05:48:22 PM

Quote from: protinam on December 12, 2017, 05:27:04 PM

Quote from: Elder III on December 12, 2017, 05:24:11 PM

Will Wyvern be switching to a new algorithm? Or are the contracts on the Ethereum blockchain going to be separate from the current Nist5 mining algorithm?

Once an ERC20 token, Wyvern will no longer be mined directly, as its chain security will be provided by Ethereum.

~~Is there any information as to what will happen with current Wyvern coins? Will there be a swap, and if so, at what ratio? Thanks!~~

Nevermind, I found the information.... I think I had a brain freeze reading through the last page or so of posts the first time. :p

No worries; let me know if anything is unclear. We're currently working with auditors to make sure the token port process is secure; it will likely take place in a week or two.

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Quote from: protinam on December 12, 2017, 05:27:04 PM

Quote from: Elder III on December 12, 2017, 05:24:11 PM

Will Wyvern be switching to a new algorithm? Or are the contracts on the Ethereum blockchain going to be separate from the current Nist5 mining algorithm?

Once an ERC20 token, Wyvern will no longer be mined directly, as its chain security will be provided by Ethereum.

~~Is there any information as to what will happen with current Wyvern coins? Will there be a swap, and if so, at what ratio? Thanks!~~

Nevermind, I found the information.... I think I had a brain freeze reading through the last page or so of posts the first time. :p

protinam

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Quote from: Elder III on December 12, 2017, 05:24:11 PM

Will Wyvern be switching to a new algorithm? Or are the contracts on the Ethereum blockchain going to be separate from the current Nist5 mining algorithm?

Once an ERC20 token, Wyvern will no longer be mined directly, as its chain security will be provided by Ethereum.

Elder III

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Will Wyvern be switching to a new algorithm? Or are the contracts on the Ethereum blockchain going to be separate from the current Nist5 mining algorithm?

protinam

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Project Wyvern is hiring smart contract auditors on Ethlance to audit the first set of contracts we intend to deploy - https://ethlance.com/#/job/273. If you're a Solidity expert, submit a bid!

protinam

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Quote from: hah on December 11, 2017, 04:25:27 PM

I remember mining this coin a bit when it came out. What happened the original dev scam exited?

No - he realized he didn't have the ability to pursue the project and refunded contributors. I took it over - for free - as I think the concept has promise as a decentralized application.

hah

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I remember mining this coin a bit when it came out. What happened the original dev scam exited?

protinam

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Quote from: mony68 on December 10, 2017, 04:32:09 AM

Are not you afraid that when you move to the ERC20 token, any interest will be lost to your coin? And you will sit on a bag of money and you will not be able to sell them.

Moving to an ERC20 token will allow us to run the Wyvern Exchange - which we expect in the long run to provide utility and drive far more interest.

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Quote from: startsts on December 10, 2017, 06:21:08 PM

I even don't know what cheep/free exchange supports ERC20 token. I'm afraid coinexchange will delist WYV and will not add new coin-token for free.

I think you have got too many bad feelings about the WYV ERC20 token. Do you know etherdelta exchange?

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I even don't know what cheep/free exchange supports ERC20 token. I'm afraid coinexchange will delist WYV and will not add new coin-token for free.

mony68

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Are not you afraid that when you move to the ERC20 token, any interest will be lost to your coin? And you will sit on a bag of money and you will not be able to sell them.

mony68

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Dev what happened. Official Dev Pool - pool.projectwyvern does not work

demondima13

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How much time you need on maturing of a coin in a purse?
Have passed 1 days, and still I don't participate in a share. Writes that there are no ripened coins.

protinam

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Quote from: lexusin on December 03, 2017, 01:01:32 AM

Good day!

Tokens must be stay on my wyvern desktop wallet for conversion to ERC20 token, right ?

What is the day for conversion to ERC20 token ?

Thank you.

Yep - keep WYV in your wallet and you'll be all set. No set date yet - we want to contract out a smart contract security audit first, we're in the process of finding an auditor. Probably in a few weeks (exchange development continues in parallel).

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Quote from: protinam on November 30, 2017, 11:56:33 PM

Quote from: nhathongkehoc on November 30, 2017, 11:52:02 PM

Quote from: protinam on November 30, 2017, 11:38:11 PM

Quote from: milugau on November 30, 2017, 11:17:01 PM

Hi guys,

Is Nist5 algorithm AMD-friendly? I have some AMD graphic cards and want to mine the Wyvern coin.

I don't know of any NIST5 AMD miners, but that may be more due to the rarity of the algorithm than a hardware capability imbalance. There's not much time left to mine Wyvern anyways though - once we port to an ERC20 token mining will no longer be necessary.

Relatedly, over 50% of tokenholders are now voting in favor of the ERC20 port - https://vote.projectwyvern.com/ - meaning it passes! More updates to come tomorrow.

Hi,

What did you mean? We, investors, miners, can only buy the coins, which might become an ERC20 token in the near future. If the vote becomes true, it will be the token, not a mineable coin anymore.

We're moving the Wyvern ledger to an ERC20 token - the Medium post gives an overview of why.

Once Wyvern is an ERC20 token, there's no need for mining - mining is necessary to incentivize network security, and as an ERC20 token Wyvern's network security will be provided by Ethereum (so it'll be much more secure than it is at the moment).

If you have Wyvern coins now, those coins will be convertable into WYV ERC20 tokens proportionally - so if you have 10 WYV now, you'll have 10 WYV tokens when we switch ledgers (or possibly 100, there might be a multiplier, but the rate will be proportional).

Does that make sense?

The after the convert finished, those tokens will be traded on exchanges designed for ERC20 tokens, like Ether Delta?

lexusin

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Good day!

Tokens must be stay on my wyvern desktop wallet for conversion to ERC20 token, right ?

What is the day for conversion to ERC20 token ?

Thank you.

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ERC20 voting results / recap / next steps: https://medium.com/project-wyvern/erc20-port-vote-results-c88adca6cde5

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Quote from: nhathongkehoc on December 01, 2017, 09:57:53 AM

The after the convert finished, those tokens will be traded on exchanges designed for ERC20 tokens, like Ether Delta?

Yes - after the conversion is finished, Wyvern will be a standard ERC20 token, usable in all the ways standard ERC20 tokens can be used (e.g. Etherdelta).

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Quote from: protinam on November 30, 2017, 11:38:11 PM

Quote from: milugau on November 30, 2017, 11:17:01 PM

Hi guys,

Is Nist5 algorithm AMD-friendly? I have some AMD graphic cards and want to mine the Wyvern coin.

I don't know of any NIST5 AMD miners, but that may be more due to the rarity of the algorithm than a hardware capability imbalance. There's not much time left to mine Wyvern anyways though - once we port to an ERC20 token mining will no longer be necessary.

Relatedly, over 50% of tokenholders are now voting in favor of the ERC20 port - https://vote.projectwyvern.com/ - meaning it passes! More updates to come tomorrow.

Hi,

What did you mean? We, investors, miners, can only buy the coins, which might become an ERC20 token in the near future. If the vote becomes true, it will be the token, not a mineable coin anymore.

fabiorod

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Quote from: protinam on November 30, 2017, 11:56:33 PM

Quote from: nhathongkehoc on November 30, 2017, 11:52:02 PM

Quote from: protinam on November 30, 2017, 11:38:11 PM

Quote from: milugau on November 30, 2017, 11:17:01 PM

Hi guys,

Is Nist5 algorithm AMD-friendly? I have some AMD graphic cards and want to mine the Wyvern coin.

I don't know of any NIST5 AMD miners, but that may be more due to the rarity of the algorithm than a hardware capability imbalance. There's not much time left to mine Wyvern anyways though - once we port to an ERC20 token mining will no longer be necessary.

Relatedly, over 50% of tokenholders are now voting in favor of the ERC20 port - https://vote.projectwyvern.com/ - meaning it passes! More updates to come tomorrow.

Hi,

What did you mean? We, investors, miners, can only buy the coins, which might become an ERC20 token in the near future. If the vote becomes true, it will be the token, not a mineable coin anymore.

We're moving the Wyvern ledger to an ERC20 token - the Medium post gives an overview of why.

Once Wyvern is an ERC20 token, there's no need for mining - mining is necessary to incentivize network security, and as an ERC20 token Wyvern's network security will be provided by Ethereum (so it'll be much more secure than it is at the moment).

If you have Wyvern coins now, those coins will be convertable into WYV ERC20 tokens proportionally - so if you have 10 WYV now, you'll have 10 WYV tokens when we switch ledgers (or possibly 100, there might be a multiplier, but the rate will be proportional).

Does that make sense?

Yes thank you!

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