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Topic: Zcash (Zerocoin) fork with no shit (Read 2376 times)

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February 28, 2017, 12:53:05 AM
#27
I saw someone launched a fork with no founders reward , change in mining algo ( requires lots of ram ) , so cant be mined by nicehash and some change in rewards and confirmations required to maturate it's called zero .



Any opinions about it ?
https://github.com/zerocurrency/zero

I am not dev or something just wondering whats your opinion about it
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November 01, 2016, 06:18:18 PM
#26
when can we expect a windows based mining in Zcash or is it possible to mine with windows machine
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Decentralized Jihad
November 01, 2016, 04:05:06 PM
#25
Not a robbery. Those people spent 4 years working on that protocol. They don't poop money, they need to get it somewhere Roll Eyes...
Of course they do! What are anonymous bounty payouts supposed to mean then?

Zcoin is NOT a fork of Zcash in anyway.

-snip-

Calling Zcoin a 'Zcash fork' is ignorant and shows a lack of understanding behind the large amount of work put into both these projects.

Ok-ok based on Zcash. Whatever. Eventually it's a copycat.

Also note that the 20% Founder's Reward is only for the first 4 years.
Only the first 4 years? Oh ok, it's nothing! I will buy a lot of coins then! Fuck no. It's 2.1M coins for 4 years which means 10M dollars for the years if price can sustain at $5. You know what? Fuck you! It's possible to create a new Zcash and even better for 10M USD. Fair reward for the work done is 2% at max IMO.

No, Zcoin (XZC) is the original Zcoin implementation...
Published by Johns Hopkins University Department of Computer Science circa 2013...
And largely funded by Office of Naval Research and DARPA and the Air Force Research Lab.

http://zerocoin.org/media/pdf/ZerocoinOakland.pdf

Zcash is private, corporate variation on zero-knowledge proofs with a completely different set of tradeoffs and risk factors.

It's not "ok-ok", "whatever", "fuck you", "max IMO"... you pinhead.

Come on.. The only real difference is that Zcoin doesn't conceal transaction amount but Zcash does.

Glad to hear that especially from a guy who contributed to Bitcoin core.
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November 01, 2016, 01:02:02 AM
#24
you have already a windows miner or pool?
a pool will be good
legendary
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FUD Philanthropist™
October 31, 2016, 11:45:15 PM
#23
In other words coin #7,001 and coin #7,002

Then.. the crowd rushes from the last one.. to this one !

Because.. you know.. THIS ONE is the REAL DEAL FOR REALS THIS TIME !!!

..round & round we go on the crypto-profiteer-merry-go-round.
Only thing i am wonder is how many bag holders are there so far with Zcash.

And what will be the name of #7,003 and what will be it's gimmick.. APP's ? ANON ? Blogging ? P2P ? Cure Cancer ?
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October 31, 2016, 04:34:04 PM
#21
Great idea, will mine when it's released
legendary
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October 31, 2016, 04:13:00 PM
#20
Zcoin is NOT a fork of Zcash in anyway.

-snip-

Calling Zcoin a 'Zcash fork' is ignorant and shows a lack of understanding behind the large amount of work put into both these projects.

Ok-ok based on Zcash. Whatever. Eventually it's a copycat.

Also note that the 20% Founder's Reward is only for the first 4 years.
Only the first 4 years? Oh ok, it's nothing! I will buy a lot of coins then! Fuck no. It's 2.1M coins for 4 years which means 10M dollars for the years if price can sustain at $5. You know what? Fuck you! It's possible to create a new Zcash and even better for 10M USD. Fair reward for the work done is 2% at max IMO.

No, Zcoin (XZC) is the original Zcoin implementation...
Published by Johns Hopkins University Department of Computer Science circa 2013...
And largely funded by Office of Naval Research and DARPA and the Air Force Research Lab.

http://zerocoin.org/media/pdf/ZerocoinOakland.pdf

Zcash is private, corporate variation on zero-knowledge proofs with a completely different set of tradeoffs and risk factors.

It's not "ok-ok", "whatever", "fuck you", "max IMO"... you pinhead.
sr. member
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October 31, 2016, 03:07:24 PM
#19
Not a robbery. Those people spent 4 years working on that protocol. They don't poop money, they need to get it somewhere Roll Eyes...
hero member
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October 31, 2016, 02:57:57 PM
#18
I think you can team up with some developers and fork zcoins the only issue will be marketing, I won't be surprise if we get coins like Litecoin and Expense which are both fork of Bitcoin and Ethereum respectively and both have done quite well in the market.
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Decentralized Jihad
October 31, 2016, 02:44:51 PM
#17
Zcoin is NOT a fork of Zcash in anyway.

-snip-

Calling Zcoin a 'Zcash fork' is ignorant and shows a lack of understanding behind the large amount of work put into both these projects.

Ok-ok based on Zcash. Whatever. Eventually it's a copycat.

Also note that the 20% Founder's Reward is only for the first 4 years.
Only the first 4 years? Oh ok, it's nothing! I will buy a lot of coins then! Fuck no. It's 2.1M coins for 4 years which means 10M dollars for the years if price can sustain at $5. You know what? Fuck you! It's possible to create a new Zcash and even better for 10M USD. Fair reward for the work done is 2% at max IMO.
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Crypto Way is the only Way!
October 28, 2016, 04:04:50 AM
#15
is any1 of you guys in their slack channel?
if so, how can i get an invite?

Thanks
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October 28, 2016, 03:49:52 AM
#14
Also note that the 20% Founder's Reward is only for the first 4 years.
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October 28, 2016, 03:24:49 AM
#13
Zcoin is NOT a fork of Zcash in anyway.

First of all Zerocoin is the tech, Zcoin is the coin, similarly to how Zerocash is the tech and, Zcash the coin.

Zcoin uses Zerocoin technology from the Zerocoin paper. http://spar.isi.jhu.edu/~mgreen/ZerocoinOakland.pdf
This is a very well peer reviewed paper.

Zcash uses Zerocash. http://zerocash-project.org/media/pdf/zerocash-extended-20140518.pdf

Although Zerocash is a development from Zerocoin meant to address certain perceived shortcomings of Zerocoin, they are not simple forks of each other and rely on different protocols.

Zerocash was meant to improve on Zerocoin on these issues:
a) Zerocoin still requires a basecoin to convert back before being allowed to spend. Zerocash has no more basecoin
b) Zerocash's proofs are much more efficient and smaller than Zerocoin's
c) Zerocoin uses fixed denominations to mint (1, 25, 50, 100) while Zerocash is not subject to such limitations
d) Greater anonymity with Zerocash since sender/receiver/amount are all obscured.

However Zerocoin's advantage over Zerocash are as follows:
a) While still retaining the basecoin and a lot of the Bitcoin core code, it is a lot easier to integrate to existing Bitcoin merchants/etc.
b) Although Zerocoin's proofs are larger and occupies more storage space, the computational requirements to generate a private transaction are many times faster. Zcash requires large amounts of RAM and minutes of computational time. Zerocoin requires seconds to use and is not memory intensive. Basically Zerocoin uses more storage space but is computationally much less intensive.
c) Parameter generation for both Zcoin and Zcash requires a trusted setup but Zcoin's parameters are arguably less controversial. (https://github.com/zcoinofficial/zcoin/wiki/Parameters-in-set-up-phase-for-Zerocoin-in-ZCoin)
d) Most importantly is that in Zcoin, total supply is still visible so if there's a flaw and someone is secretly creating coins for themselves, this can be much more easily detected. With Zcash, because everything is hidden, if a flaw is exploited, it may be almost impossible to detect!
e) Zerocoin's tech is more peer reviewed and better understood than Zcash's. Zcash's use of zero knowledge proofs uses ZK-Snarks which very few people understand. Even Zooko himself admits he doesn't understand it (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6RLjcGVUnw&feature=youtu.be&t=17m30s). Note that Zerocoin's paper was only like 15 pages. Zcash's paper is more than 50 pages so Zcash's is considerably more complex which means more things that can go wrong. This is why Zcash had to spend so much money on multiple security companies auditing on its critical components and bugs (including some serious ones have been found). A security audit is also not fool proof as the DAO exposed and which is why Zcash also uses multiple companies to audit.

Zcash is pretty neat technology and I think is a very amazing innovation but I do think that Zerocoin has a role to play. Its anonymity is still amazingly good with a much larger traceability set than previous anonymity implementations (basically all the previous Zcoins minted), it can be much more readily used today with existing vendors/merchants and can be used in a wide variety of devices today.

Calling Zcoin a 'Zcash fork' is ignorant and shows a lack of understanding behind the large amount of work put into both these projects.
newbie
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October 21, 2016, 07:18:46 AM
#12
ZCoin is not a fork of Zcash people, it has a different protocol.  DYOR
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October 21, 2016, 05:01:12 AM
#11
I think at the end of the day we will have dozens of Zcash fork tokens flooding the markets, it is the money in town now.
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Decentralized Jihad
October 21, 2016, 03:50:31 AM
#10
I guess you could fork the coin and rename it, while removing the founder's reward from the blocks.


Good idea... I've already come up with a name for the coin and it's Faircash that is going to be distributed fairly among this community members. Any dev willing to do such a coin?

Hey guys I'm looking for a Zcash fork without blatant robbery. Is there one?

What I've found so far:

Zcoin - the devs get 20% of the reward in each block (1440 XZC daily = ~7000$). 7k$ daily for a fork? That's two and half of a million dollars annually! I mean 2,500,000$ USD annually! Are you fucking kidding me? No! Fuck no. First I didn't know it and bought some but gladly I knew that later and sold all my coins (with a good profit btw).



Seems they will give 1% of it to Ross Ulbricht defense fund

https://letstalkbitcoin.com/blog/post/the-crypto-show-with-gary-le-of-zcoin-lyn-ulbricht-and-tatiana-moroz
That does not change my mind. I don't think that Mr. Ulbricht is doing time for no reason. He created a marketplace for trading drugs and should serve the sentence.

Hey guys I'm looking for a Zcash fork without blatant robbery. Is there one?

What I've found so far:

Zcoin - the devs get 20% of the reward in each block (1440 XZC daily = ~7000$). 7k$ daily for a fork? That's two and half of a million dollars annually! I mean 2,500,000$ USD annually! Are you fucking kidding me? No! Fuck no. First I didn't know it and bought some but gladly I knew that later and sold all my coins (with a good profit btw).

Wrapper - ICO; not released yet.

Zcash itself  - well this one with a reasonable donation to the devs but not released yet.

Zcash is 20% too Wink
This is a reasonable donation. Zerocoin team spent few years on development and put much effort on it. I feel like they deserve it but not these asian niggers who just forked the coin and wishing 10m USD for this.


Looks like Mojocoin will do a Zcash fork with proof of stake

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1629189.new#new
Glad to see that. I hope more coins will follow and Zcoin and other rob-coins will die.


Komodo is Zcash with delayed PoW on btc, so ico funds used for btc tx fees. Not free, but certainly best Zcash clone so far
Forgot this one. Anyway don't like it because of ICO and jl777 (I don't trust this guy).
sr. member
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October 20, 2016, 07:10:29 PM
#9
Komodo is Zcash with delayed PoW on btc, so ico funds used for btc tx fees. Not free, but certainly best Zcash clone so far
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http://www.leocoinapp.com/
October 20, 2016, 05:26:58 PM
#8
We will see in future what happen
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