I am mining for lyrabar at the moment with my i7 3770 and i'm using 6 of the 8 threads. I get around 450-500kh on that processor. Not bad for a CPU!!  |
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I'm excited about this coin. I just saw the hashpower go from 85mh to 230mh from last night to today!
I think people are starting to find out about this one, as it is just like Vertcoin.
somebody knows something, just saw a new user with 42.05 MH on the official pool... http://lyrabarpool.duckdns.org/workershighest a few days ago was 12 MH. |
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I'm excited about this coin. I just saw the hashpower go from 85mh to 230mh from last night to today!
I think people are starting to find out about this one, as it is just like Vertcoin.
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Just wanted to post a screenshot from the new wallet:
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It's literally actually happening, for real. 100%. Yah! I'm pretty excited. I think once all of the bugs are worked out and it is up on mainnet, it will really start to catch on and hopefully garner some attention from the internet! |
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Just wanted to post a screenshot from the new wallet:  |
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Congrats to the team for getting these out. There are a number of Syscoin blockmarkets working on the "cakenet" that are available now. The three that I know of: These work with the new beta version of the wallet that has just been released. The Syscoin Collective has spent the last 2 weeks carefully combing over the blockmarket to find bugs and danosphere and others have spent many late nights writing and refactoring code to make the experience as good as possible (with the time they have). Once we get these tested and passed inspection by people in the community using testnet syscoin (so they don't have to risk their own personal syscoin), these markets will be converted to real Syscoin marketplaces. At that time many of the products will be updated and more will be added. I believe there will be a major marketing push to get people listing products as well. Full Steam Ahead!!! |
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Added the newest version of the blockmarket to my site at http://magic.syscoin.market/#/items. Right now only has one product and isn't skinned, but it is out and working. This should correspond to the new blockmarket-compatible wallet that is coming out tomorrow I believe. A LOT of work has gone into this app by danosphere and the rest of the syscoin core team, so thank you very much for that, guys! Here are some screenshots of my personal blockmarket that is up on the web. It's running in testnet per the syscoin team's preference, and if people want to buy some things, they'll need to request some testnet sys from danosphere.    |
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From IRC just now:
danosphere [23:08]
we put in a LOT of time to Syscoin and have no plans on stoppping. I'm almost at a full year dedicated to coding SYS on an almost daily basis, there is no lack of commitment here
danosphere [23:08]
and also there is something to be said about doing things that haven't been done before- it ain't easy, and we want to get it right- there are core design things (like blockchain size) that we are being very careful about and looking very future-forward on to make sure that SYS is teneble long term
danosphere [23:09]
these are the less tangible, less flashy feature improvements that are critical to long term success but are basically invisible on the end user side
danosphere [23:11]
all of that aside- we still push hard for new development and to that end, the beta-blockmarket we talked about releasing around 1/30 (ISH) will be rolling out tomorrow night, there will be a blog post on our website in a few hours explaining the rollout plan for tomorrow and then there will be another post tomorrow evening after the rollout which will also contain new beta wallets (0.1.5.2b) with an interface for PURCHASING items from the blockmarket
danosphere [23:12]
And remember any coder who knows JS could have built "Blockmarket", we as a team decided to build it not only to show people how easy it is to build on Syscoin services, but also to get a better idea for gaps within Syscoin that may impede mainstream adoption and address them (which we're doing) and also to give developers a "jump start" kit to get up and running in the fastest way possible - which I also feel we've fully accomplished
danosphere [23:13]
we've already published 2 components to NPM (node repository) and 2 components to BOWER (JS component repository) for developers to easily build application on top of the Syscoin service structure- the strategy here is one of long term, ecosystem based development with measured steps and a strong ear for community feedback on a feature-by-feature basis
danosphere [23:14]
not just hyping, releasing, dumping, and then starting some other coin
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SYS is awesome coin very promising and solid progress to the coin,
i was watching this thread from many days, just bought SYS coin.
good luck community for great future.
Yes, it is quite promising and there is so much behind the scenes happening. I was on a google hangout call on Sunday with the maximum number of people connected (and this was just the core team/ syscoin collective). We have a lot of news to release as well as a lot of cool features coming. I'm especially excited about the 31st... |
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Simple questions:
1: How many coins is the market cap? right now 394,135,087 SYS, with 128 created every 2.5 minutes
2: Can you run sys over TOR? No but there are plans to run it over I2P. A patch already exists but is in testing.
3: How do the owners earn their money? A cut from Blockchain sales? standard wholesale->retail profit.
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Simple questions:
1: How many coins is the market cap?
2: Can you run sys over TOR?
3: How do the owners earn their money? A cut from Blockchain sales?
1: How many coins is the market cap? - Total coins will eventually be 2 billions, in many many years. 2: Can you run sys over TOR? - things in progress for an alternative method but really a better question to be asked from others on the development team. 3: How do the owners earn their money? A cut from Blockchain sales? - if you list an item for 2,000 SYS then you will recieve 2,000 SYS. It's not based on a share or anything it's your own sale. You can either lost directly on the main blockchain marketplace or make your own Blockmarket (28th January release, currently in beta syscoin.market for information) 3: But how do the owner earn their money? If not a cut from sales, then premined coins? How many premined coins? I think those questions is really important. blockmarket owners make money the same way any business does. Buy things in bulk, and sell retail for syscoin, thereby making money via the slight markup. |
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I think once there are official press releases on the court case Syscoin will gain a lot of attention. In my opinion this is a big deal as there is a physical entity representing the coin at the government level, no hiding there. To me it gives a lot of credibility to the devs because of the answer I get when I ask myself, what dev would pursue someone in the court of law if their end game was to scam people? Big things coming if they can follow through on the back end and develop the services they promised.
That's the main difference I have found with Syscoin ever since I found out about it in October. The devs don't just try to push things out as fast as possible to get hype so they can dump. They instead focus on building pieces of the puzzle that will work together later and make further development of incredible features possible. For example, I wrote out a php-based website that interacts with the marketplace just as a proof-of-concept. A day ago, danosphere built out and released one to the collective internal that is based upon html/js/angular. It is also communicating via an http server that coderboo has implemented *into the QT wallet*. Why is this a big deal? Because the Syscoin core dev team is also developing a completely new wallet for Syscoin that gets away from the QT architecture and is instead js/html. I think you can see where I'm going with this--it is not a huge leap for them to implement the marketplace directly into that new wallet. I think this will change coins as we know them. Only a handful have a non-QT based wallet, and out of those, none of them have a decentralized marketplace, i2p, and stealth implemented, except Syscoin  * sphericon buys more... |
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Decentralized Marketplace. Implementing i2p and stealth ASAP. First ever civil case against a piece of garbage scammer. Syscoin is *the* coin to be in. I can see dollars per coin with the potential this one has. |
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ok cool. I have no worries about my wallet accuracy, it's working fine and so have all my transactions since the IPO. But I was just trying to find where I was on the Rich List and on Blockexperts my balance is -0- lol
just generate a new address and send the funds to yourself. You'll show up in the richlist soon after. |
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I know there are a couple other markets from the collective coming in the next couple days, namely: - game serials-themed market
- Magic the Gathering collectible cards themed market
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Guys I`m new on Sys. I have 3 questions:
1) Does BlockMarket has Escrow service?
2) Does BlockMarket offer sellers rating service?
3) Does BlockMarket has a Tor or I2P annon feature?
escrow: not that I know of seller rating service: there are ideas thrown around about using the data aliases available in syscoin's blockchain to store feedback about users but it has not been implemented yet. i2p: A patch has been built that implements i2p into syscoin, but as far as I know it hasn't made it into the main build yet. talk to j0b on IRC/slack for more info. |
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Syscoin now on http://bitwin.co! Get your game on!  Bitwin.co takes on a simple betting system that allows its customers from all over the world to enjoy football action and other sports to have several chances of winning cryptocoins.
Bitwin.co gives betters the freedom to wager on any of the three options: a home win, an away win, or a draw. Betting on one of the choices involves sending coins to the corresponding addresses for each.
We do not offer fixed-odds betting, though, as the projected return on investment (ROI) and odds vary depending on the bets entered by online players. You dont bet against us as bookmaker. You bet against other users and so you can get much higher odds. |
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Great job.
But latest version 1.5 is not downloading.
did you try turning it off and on again? Downloads fine here... |
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We are happy to bring you the news that Syscoin is to be implemented onto Bitspark’s Exchange platform - www.bitspark.ioWebsite: www.bitspark.ioSocial: Facebook , Twitter , Google+ "With an increase in demand for new markets we are working alongside Bitspark to bring Syscoin to a wider audience. Asian markets are something of massive interest so the addition to Bitspark is a huge step in the right direction for us a Team and for Sycoin as a whole. Syscoin will be integrated with core features being implemented in Bitspark's platform such as it's Remittance and Merchant Services- its quickly becoming a leader for these services in it's home country, Hong Kong - China." - Dan Wasyluk, Syscoin Team Manager
What is Bitspark?"Bitspark was founded in April 2014 in Hong Kong with the vision of being the largest, most well featured and most user friendly crypto-currency platform in the world. We are a limited private company with a diverse team of experienced professionals and specialists in the field, focused everyday on new and innovative services and products for our customers." - Bitspark Team
Remittance Service"At Bitspark we think sending money overseas should be cheap and easy. That's why we provide the means to send money overseas at the click of a button. By using our multi-platform App, you can remit money to an overseas bank account and send money to other Bitspark users for low cost, anytime, anywhere!" - Bitspark TeamThe First Ever End-to-End Bitcoin Remittance - Blog Post As Featured in: CoindeskThe Asian EntrepreneurCrypto Coin NewsWe will bring more information over the coming days / weeks, announcement on the opening of the new SYS / BTC market will be given via our social and official channels,  This is one of those pivotal moments where you look at this coin and think to yourself, "should I invest?" it is only going to get bigger, folks. I am willing to bet 100 percent of my crypto wealth on this coin. If you aren't in this now, you will regret it for the rest of your life. I can see this coin going to 24k satoshi by the end of 2015, easily. |
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