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Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 2062. (Read 4670972 times)

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Monero (XMR) - secure, private, untraceable


Hey emontmon, do you want to try out the nice new GUI with me? Feedback is critical now that Bitkoot has put something out. I'm pretty sure you were using windows, so please let me know?

I can help you with it if you need help setting it up?
I tested it. It seems to be working. It needs bitmonerod.exe and simplewallet.exe at the same folder as the GUI wallet or it crashes. If clause should be added to check if the executables are there and inform the user instead of crashing. I think an "Advanced" tab should be added where you can send your own commands to the wallet and the daemon, because in the current version you can't tell the daemon to start mining. There could be a checkbox in the "wallet log" and "miner log" to make the wallet and bitmonerod windows visible instead of adding "advanced" tab or if advanced tab is added those options should be there also (message in red for the user not to close them if they are visible).
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TFT: "I'm working on another good feature now, so stay tuned. "

Looks like soon BitMonero will no doubt another coin with great upgrades made by the dev. SO, MRO and BMR are two diff coins with two diff future. IMO, MRO may have a bright future in case devs would suggest new ideas. Now it looks like TFT has much more to suggest

I don't understand how this makes any sense.

Are you saying he follows through with intention and direction because to date he has not.

Theres nothing to understand, nothing he says makes sense and TFT said himself hes fine with the renaming to Monero.
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Hey emontmon, do you want to try out the nice new GUI with me? Feedback is critical now that Bitkoot has put something out. I'm pretty sure you were using windows, so please let me know?

I can help you with it if you need help setting it up?

I am on the road. Won't be back till monday. Following conversation on phone. Will be happy to on Monday
newbie
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Hey emontmon, do you want to try out the nice new GUI with me? Feedback is critical now that Bitkoot has put something out. I'm pretty sure you were using windows, so please let me know?

I can help you with it if you need help setting it up?
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TFT: "I'm working on another good feature now, so stay tuned. "

Looks like soon BitMonero will no doubt another coin with great upgrades made by the dev. SO, MRO and BMR are two diff coins with two diff future. IMO, MRO may have a bright future in case devs would suggest new ideas. Now it looks like TFT has much more to suggest

I don't understand how this makes any sense.

Are you saying he follows through with intention and direction because to date he has not.
legendary
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Hey, build OSX wallet, current is a shit, linked against libraries, libraries must be bundled.
newbie
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TheKoziTwo on IRC just announced he's beta testing an online exchange for MRO and BCN:

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Announcement: The monero exchange will be going online for beta testing today. Interested parties please send a pm. We expect to be open for beta testing within 1 hour.
I will be funding your accounts with virtual money to facilitate trading, balances will be reset after launch.

I would help, but I'm testing out the GUI wallet that Bitkoot made in any way I can think of. If you want people, I'm here and can be done in an hour if you need me.
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TheKoziTwo on IRC just announced he's beta testing an online exchange for MRO and BCN:

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Announcement: The monero exchange will be going online for beta testing today. Interested parties please send a pm. We expect to be open for beta testing within 1 hour.
I will be funding your accounts with virtual money to facilitate trading, balances will be reset after launch.
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Proof-of-Stake Blockchain Network
Google translate. Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

Grammar mistakes in the first sentence...  Tongue

Yep, no history of translations from that account. Mickey, save the bounty for surfer43's translation. Wink

I'll hold off on bounty's until confirmed official translations
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TFT: "I'm working on another good feature now, so stay tuned. "

Looks like soon BitMonero will no doubt another coin with great upgrades made by the dev. SO, MRO and BMR are two diff coins with two diff future. IMO, MRO may have a bright future in case devs would suggest new ideas. Now it looks like TFT has much more to suggest
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Google translate. Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

Grammar mistakes in the first sentence...  Tongue

Yep, no history of translations from that account. Mickey, save the bounty for surfer43's translation. Wink
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BitKoot developed a .NET GUI (aimed at Windows): https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6654252

You can test and give him feedback.
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Update once again,

Got RPC API working. All the "understanding bridges" conquered.

Only network code remains now, bed time
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Monero Core Team
Monero is up for voting on this site: https://www.swaphole.com/#!voting
It's a new exchange, so the level of reliability is unknown. But take a second and vote here or anywhere else you find MRO listed for more visibility.
I know them, I traded there  They where the first alt to have stop loss (now, poloniex has it too) - Kraken had it before, but this is not an alt. I explain why stop loss orders matter here: http://david.latapie.name/blog/investment-strategy-10-200-and-trailing-stop/

Also, they already implemented the code for trailing stop (a better stop loss, which protects not only you capital, but also your profits, see my link above for explanation). They just did not implemented it yet because trailing stop needs volume to be interesting.

They are from Austria, with a registered company behind.
legendary
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What's that? a short name of bitmonero? or a fork?

If it's a fork what new things you have making it differ from Bitmonero? what  new ideas you've made?

What happened is explained here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6645981

sr. member
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"Trading Platform of The Future!"
Google translate. Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

Grammar mistakes in the first sentence...  Tongue
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What's that? a short name of bitmonero? or a fork?

If it's a fork what new things you have making it differ from Bitmonero? what  new ideas you've made?
sr. member
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Let's Boolberry
Monero is up for voting on this site: https://www.swaphole.com/#!voting

It's a new exchange, so the level of reliability is unknown. But take a second and vote here or anywhere else you find MRO listed for more visibility.

I think most of the EX-site did not add MRO because they have no idea to solve the new algo and the new wallet
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Found a nicely written article about the necessity for nodes in a p2p network. It's mainly a discussion stressing that if there is no incentive to run a node, then they become more and more sparse. I think privatized solutions like CryptoNote and Darkcoin have at least begun to address these issues. Specifically, by having more nodes operational (wallets on and running), you increase your privacy base. Does anyone want to discuss their thoughts? I've heard that transaction fees need to be eliminated in a network, and that they need to be eliminated and replaced by a small yearly inflation. But this article seems to imply that removing them centralizes your nodes.

http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-nodes-need/

Quote from: Daniel Cawrey

Bitcoin core developer Jeff Garzik believes that community attention to the lack of nodes supporting the network is what the industry needs in order to boost numbers:

    “I agree we need more full nodes. I’ve long been a proponent of such calls for more nodes.”

However, such calls for voluntary support might not be enough motivation for people to do so, though, so, one logical idea that has been floated is to give nodes some sort of incentive.

However, that’s probably not feasible right now: over the past six months, miners have been averaging a daily reward of 15.98 BTC per day, according to Blockchain.

Recent bitcoin prices would peg that value at around $7,040 per day for the entire network – and the growth in transaction fees has been incredibly flat over the past six months. As a result, miners would likely be reluctant to concede any revenue to bitcoin nodes, which don’t require pricey ASIC hardware to run.

Members of the bitcoin community seem to be losing interest in hosting full nodes. And it’s something to pay attention to, because over time it might mean that the major companies in the industry may have to pick up the slack.

If larger players are taking up the role of supporting the network as full nodes, though, it continues to lessen the amount of decentralization the network has at an infrastructure level.

This is all down to circumstances surrounding bitcoin sentiment – the rise of ASICs, the selloffs in China and complete collapse of Mt. Gox – plus little in the way of incentives for someone to run a node.

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Who cares?
Progress Update: The code is C#(Network code) + C++/CLI (Crypto etc.)

Some of the native functions are done as of now

+136457.057383956

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Thats how many +1 you get from me.
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