Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 1918. (Read 4671108 times)

Here's the excellent readme.txt that comes with QCN...
MRO works exactly the same... follow these instructions carefully.

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Personally I don't see much value in a PC GUI wallet.  In order to make in-person transactions possible, in order to reach the many unbanked who have no PCs or have PCs with no Internet, you need a mobile wallet.  The main value of a PC GUI wallet is (1) online shoppers stuck in the 1990s, and (2) forcing trolls to be more creative.

It is remarkably easy to make an Android wallet if you accept that it will be an RPC client.   I think that's perfectly acceptable, since you can run your own bitmonerod if you don't want to trust a public server.  Obviously it will need to use a client ssl cert.  The only bit I'm not personally familiar with is dealing with QR codes, but there are plenty of examples.  A simplewallet work-alike with automated certificate installation, QR read and write, balance readout, send and request, based on dyking out unused bits of mycelium and just showing the bare minimum should be a days work for a practiced ADK user, or a week's work for a good coder who is an ADK neophyte.  Then the local market features of mycelium would be easy to integrate.  

Actually, I think keeping all of Mycelium, and just adding Monero as a new tab would be very cool, now that I think about it.  You could later on add local market with automated escrow quite easily, which would make it very easy to get monero p2p via advertisements, or do monero<->fiat in the same manner as bitcoin.

In fact, I made inquiries with the company to see if they would be interested in supporting MRO markets (and taking their fees) if I supplied client code of suitable quality.

Less inflation. There are too many BTCs required per day just to keep the price steady.

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Wealth centralization occurs in currencies with very large inflation.  Wealth is Zipf distributed.  Live with it.  If you want a coin amenable to progressive taxation, starting with privacy enhanced monero is the wrong place.  States will tax bitcoin and redistribute.  They are unlikely to redistribute monero.  I have respect for the view that better distribution leads to a healthier economy, lifting all boats.  I have no respect for confiscation by inflation.  Building a bully, a robber, into the coin will not win you friends.

Constant reward solves the problem of mining incentives quite adequately because a non-exponential growth in supply will never exceed the growth of the economy, and thus the reward will appreciate at roughly the same rate as the growth of the economy.  It is perfectly balanced, by its very nature.   An exponential reward just creates bifurcated dangers:  Either it devalues the coin, or else it over-incentivizes miners, resulting in a huge waste of hash (electrical) power.  The probability of reward value tracking the growth of the economy is approximately zero in an exponentially growing reward system.

Personally, I would not invest in a currency with exponential supply, period.  It has no future because it will not be adopted by the majority of users.  It will fail to attain monopoly control if its niche. Since I am not going to be invested in such a currency, I will never use it: I have a disincentive to use it because that detracts from the currency in which I am invested.  I think this is a majority view, among cryptocurrency early adopters.  Thus it would be ill-advised to invest time, energy, creativity, or funds into such a currency.

Constant reward is superior to bitcoin.  And that's a very favorable thing to have said about a fledgling crypto. The history of exponential money supply growth on the other hand is a history of disaster and tragedy.

And what makes for coins partnership with I2P?

wallet failed to connect o daemon

Type "refresh" in your wallet.

This keeps happening and diff resets. Is that a problem? Mining on minemro.com.

what happens when you type "refresh"?

What is your address? I can send you a test amount to see if you're receiving transactions properly.

why will no one be touching it 2 weeks from now. what does monero need to get the lift. as much as im enjoying hoovering up the coins cheap, i would also like to see it progress.

have we got a wallet that is user friendly

I'm using http://moneropool.org/ and it says total paid, but nothing has shown up in mywallet for simplewallet.exe

why?

XC is a pump and dump.  Nobody will be touching it 2 weeks from now.

Race? What are you talking about, the point of the coin isnt to get people rich, its to offer something much more.

if mro wants to win the race against XC its gonna need to hurry  up

I wasnt gunna say anything but, lol

What is happening here, are we that strapped for comments guys

The problems have been fixed by code in the 0.8.8 update.

However, a few people have reported spontaneous crashes on the daemon. I would recommend pool operators running the code set_log 1 or set_log 2 and then look at bitmonero.log after a hang occurs to try to help me debug this.

Restarting the daemon is effective in restoring mining; still looking into the cause of the hang.

   


Block rewards looking better.