Topic: [XCR] Crypti | Dapps | Sidechains | Dapp Store | OPEN SOURCE | 100% own code | DPoS - page 113. (Read 804676 times)

My "unofficial" audit of the 0.2.0 genesis block continues.

The launch Delegates seem to be divided into two categories.  Thirty of them appear to have received their initial funds from the genesis block; 71 did not.

Example of a launch Delegate (MatthewDC_D8) who DID receive funding from genesis block 5776140615420062008C :

http://cryptichain.me/address/14247409726405533857C

Example of a launch Delegate (Eden) who DID NOT receive funding from genesis block 5776140615420062008C :

http://cryptichain.me/address/9859538319768690939C

How can these 71 of the 0.2.0 launch Delegates have balances of 89-546 XCR yet be listed as not receiving anything from the Genesis block?  I'm not saying there's a problem, I'm just curious.

3565826425219325020C   Altocumulus
16278092281804737244C   Altostratus
2380696413433400133C   amanai
16839601737264552845C   Ancientlsland
271917689863637779C   arman
15062611130211516229C   AuroraBorealis
6857786444510044466C   betgames
13761958397096641799C   betoncrypti
17066321379878999227C   boris
4569432989127607205C   boris.povod
7169185712599489286C   casino
3845944164755773663C   Castellanus
13050378600212228331C   CircularRuins
17799957587228287753C   Cirrocumulus
11533506492557543997C   Cirrostratus
9353465866155531913C   Cirrus
2426454799238015753C   contracts
12907382053545086321C   CryptiChain
12123217479132652740C   Cumulonimbus
6906075784294464530C   Cumulus
16744064620615279756C   dice
13596536468540824628C   dungeon
9859538319768690939C   Eden
3164503816605772068C   escrow
2923900640474627285C   FoldedSpace
13586602486526987820C   foundation1
15640417963432850955C   foundation10
15061906093079335743C   foundation2
3183024722088882857C   foundation3
15081857114606570493C   foundation4
2743494191964345023C   foundation5
9875329237540635817C   foundation6
2736737460208869860C   foundation7
14980463725237974739C   foundation8
16973198686390693351C   foundation9
299866428029474192C   freecrypti
988383995317865446C   game
5494483666286183950C   Helios
4333578718627738832C   HiddenRefuge
7284439696379462685C   InvisibleTemple
16673786669120022893C   Karmacoma
16900133933617201709C   Karmacrypto
2599368386119323694C   lead.developer
3756179203415685654C   Lenticularis
18023424050211767455C   loan
16850453698984579961C   LostCaverns
543061655884518709C   mail
9656600697829963790C   Max
7678823147384489277C   Nimbostratus
6792309056975795343C   poker
10043237564144131665C   shop
4910526290546453226C   slots
13598680577428266915C   stasDelegate1
9518721338988378898C   stasDelegate10
2926878618042708741C   stasDelegate2
13176586639083889836C   stasDelegate3
16091788763446591200C   stasDelegate4
8236506276161235684C   stasDelegate5
2011594114669289258C   stasDelegate6
424435963096763928C   stasDelegate7
4410118520109299565C   stasDelegate8
323231600253096548C   stasDelegate9
1854703511336956013C   Stratocumulus
304352329629149778C   Stratus
5102559882264715988C   trade
14660423213324916441C   X
12603759787462102083C   x10
10467957800513160859C   x100
7469857949824285998C   x2
679184477685013153C   x5
3408016925706666393C   xxx

Thanks for response.
We will check Windows version asap.

For now try to use localhost after launch Windows:
http://localhost:8040/

Great to hear, you're welcome. Glad I did something useful today. Now back to wasting my life away.

This worked! Thank you Malibusparky. I had initially deleted the Crypti folder from C: while ignoring the appdata/local folder. Deleting both folders and installing a fresh copy of 0.2.0 fixed it for me.

Updated my original post, this was the first thing we tried.

Trying this, see if it works.

I had no problems running 0.2.0 on Windows 8.1 from the start.
I uninstalled 0.1.9 and manually deleted the crypti folder in C:
and in appdata/local before installing 0.2.0.

You are not a rational person. So no, I would not trust you to support the network.

You may have gotten started on your own fork, it has happened to me as well.

The solution is to delete the blockchain.db file in the directory, and restart the node.

I'm not sure where to post this so I will just leave it here. After a few troubleshoot tips given by Passion_LTC (Very Helpful ^^), my installation of the Crypti 0.2.0 in Windows 8.1 x64 is still hanging. The steps we took to try and fix the problem were:

1) Deleted the blockchain.db from Crypti Folder
2) Uninstall any trace of 0.1.9g, and installed a fresh 0.2.0
3) "Run as administrator" on the shortcut
4) Tried to run it compatible to Windows 7
5) Waited around 15-30mins for loading

Here is a pastebin of my log file: http://pastebin.com/84BWBb1c

And here is a screenshot of the program hanging:


If there are any more recommendations from the Crypti community I will gladly try them out. Thanks in advanced.

Whats wrong?  You do not want me to support Crypti network?

I feel my point of view is important for everyone to keep in mind about Crypti.

Crypti truly has potential for a very big future. Why? DPOS has started.
This gives us 10 second blocks and no need for users to host the entire blockchain.
Hence, lightweight mobile friendly clients are coming and that alone is a must have
for mainstream adoption.

Now, this alone is not too special. Its all of this, being in node.js plus, custom blockchains
which is supposedly mostly done that makes Crypti special.

Even when custom blockchains is released things won't instantly happen. It will take time for
people to discover what to do with it. After the internet was "invented" how many years did
it take for people to discover they can't live without social media. Yet it eventually happened.
Which brings me to my next point.

For those who are disappointed in the small number of non foundation delegates registering
I say what did you expect? Right now the only people I would trust as delegates are pretty
much the ones who are now. For decentralization's sake the current delegates would like
to eventually step down but only with reliable worthy replacements. Crypti's community is
so tiny its not possible now. Right now I trust the current delegates more than random community
members. When Crypti is a real currency with lots of action going on this will happen naturally.
Imagine voting in a bunch of starik69s? I shudder.

Litoshi's example is exactly why I have not decided to register a delegate.
He is clearly someone who has Crypti's best interest in mind and can be trusted in that regard.
But his actual performance as a delegate is less than ideal.
I don't run Crypti on a cloud server and do not have a pc running 24 hours. So I would not make
a reliable delegate. I would want all the Crypti delegates to be technical people who know
how to keep uptime high and have no malicious intent.
Right now the current delegates are the best choice this early in Crypti's life.

By the way guys, I updated the signatures in the OP.

Crypti

.    CRYPTI is a Node.JS based crypto-currency built from scratch!    Running on Delegated Proof of Stake. Soon with Dapp Store and much more!

▐ CRYPTI▐ is a Node.JS based crypto-currency built from scratch! Running on Delegated Proof of Stake. Soon with Dapp Store and much more!

Sent you a message.

I'm having some issues with the Crypti 0.2.0 client on Windows 8.1. After installing and starting up the program, it hangs on the initial screen, never allowing me to type my passphrase and access my account.

Incentivizing voting has been a concern of mine as well. One way to create an interest in participation would be for delegates to set their own fees, and users would pay the fee of the delegate they vote for. The transaction would still be processed by the forging delegate, but the fees would be split at the end of the round according to how much the delegates are charging instead of evenly. I expect running a delegate will be more of part of marketing its main business, like a company putting its name on a stadium, than used as a source of income by itself. The point of DPoS is to minimize the cost of securing the network, not make money for the delegates.

CryptiKit Update - Simple & easy Crypti node deployment and management.

Small update to yesterday's release which fixes a few issues affecting certain systems.

Please download here: https://github.com/karmacoma/cryptikit/releases/tag/v2.0.1

For further information about CryptiKit and what it can do, please read here:
- https://github.com/karmacoma/cryptikit/blob/v2.0.1/README.md

For the complete changelog, please read here:
- https://github.com/karmacoma/cryptikit/blob/v2.0.1/Changelog.md

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Changelog

• Fixing uninitialized constant CryptiKit::BasicError after initial installation
• Fixing bash auto-completion where .profile exists instead of .bash_profile

A big thanks to Wulfcastle for providing feedback in the #CryptiTalk IRC channel.

Ok, seems like i fixed problems of my vps via support and now node is synced.

Yes, Mal, I agree with you.  Bitcoin is the "Ford Model T" of the cybercoin universe.  Unfortunately, ground breaking inventions are rarely all inclusive and perfectly functional, but they are revolutionary enough and being first, tend to stick around for a long time. 

The Model T was still a a large percentage of cars on the road until the early 1950s. A 30 year run! 

Bitcoin will be THE major player for at least another year, and A major player for many years after that.  Our goal is to make XCR one of the Bitcoin replacements.  Perhaps the "Chevy Corvette" of the crypto world?

YES!  My point exactly from six months ago!