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Is Vlad Zamfir actually an official team member or is he only giving advice or comments?
As cited here in our official Medium post : https://medium.com/rchain-cooperative/vlad-zamfir-joins-the-rchain-cooperative-a05f8e32c110The RChain Cooperative announces that Vlad Zamfir, known for his work on proof-of-stake for the Ethereum Foundation, has joined the Co-op’s Board of Directors. Vlad is passionate about enabling social responsibility in technology organizations through blockchain governance. “Being a director of the RChain cooperative is an opportunity to help a nascent community develop future-proof norms and institutions that will guarantee ongoing responsible blockchain governance. In my capacity as a director, I will firmly advocate that the RChain ecosystem’s blockchain governance infrastructure prioritizes the interests of its users, the RChain community, and broader society.” — Vlad Zamfir In our most recent Annual Meeting cited here : https://medium.com/rchain-cooperative/annual-meeting-summary-3827a82a2e33The following have been voted for a 3 Years Term : 3 Years TermGreg Meredith Vlad Zamfir Ian Bloom That clarifies my question. Thanks for sharing again and congrats to such a great recruitment! |
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As I know, Ian Balina said some good words about this project yesterday on his stream.
Good luck RHOC
Tried looking through the livestream. can't find the segment on RHOCs, would you mind sharing it with me? |
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Thanks for sharing that information! |
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when mainnet release?
Late 2018. Most likely Q4 2018 will be the launch of Mercury Platform |
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RChain pre-alpha Hello.Node v0.1 software released
https://www.reddit.com/r/RChain/comments/7lo003/rchain_prealpha_hellonode_v01_software_released/From Nash E. Foster Cofounder & CEO, Pyrofex Corporation in the Telegram channel: The Coop’s developer team is pleased to announce the initial milestone release of our RChain node software--Node.Hello (v0.1). This package marks the first of many pre-production release milestones along our flight to Mercury. This pre-alpha software release demonstrates the RChain network communications system and is available for interested parties to begin helping us test. Node.Hello will discover the RChain bootstrap node, detect other active RChain nodes, and form the RChain peer-to-peer network. The network layer is the lowest level component in the architecture that will eventually support RChain’s large-scale blockchain operations. Detailed documentation on the release can be found in Github: https://github.com/rchain/rchain/tree/v0.1/commIn addition to building from GitHub, users may opt to download a Docker image from Docker hub here: https://store.docker.com/community/images/rchain/rchain-commWe invite all community members to test the code and provide developer feedback and ask questions: Questions & Comments via our Gitter channel - https://gitte[Suspicious link removed]/rchain/Releases Bugs can be filed on our Jira using this link - https://[Suspicious link removed]/DdP48u Please keep an eye out for additional milestone components in coming weeks. On behalf of the developer team, I’d like to thank the entire community for your support. On a personal note, I’d like to wish you all a very merry Christmas, I hope you have a wonderful holiday season. Read More about RChain at http://rchain.coopBest regards, Nash E. Foster Cofounder & CEO, Pyrofex Corporation
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Is Vlad Zamfir actually an official team member or is he only giving advice or comments?
As cited here in our official Medium post : https://medium.com/rchain-cooperative/vlad-zamfir-joins-the-rchain-cooperative-a05f8e32c110The RChain Cooperative announces that Vlad Zamfir, known for his work on proof-of-stake for the Ethereum Foundation, has joined the Co-op’s Board of Directors. Vlad is passionate about enabling social responsibility in technology organizations through blockchain governance. “Being a director of the RChain cooperative is an opportunity to help a nascent community develop future-proof norms and institutions that will guarantee ongoing responsible blockchain governance. In my capacity as a director, I will firmly advocate that the RChain ecosystem’s blockchain governance infrastructure prioritizes the interests of its users, the RChain community, and broader society.” — Vlad Zamfir In our most recent Annual Meeting cited here : https://medium.com/rchain-cooperative/annual-meeting-summary-3827a82a2e33The following have been voted for a 3 Years Term : 3 Years TermGreg Meredith Vlad Zamfir Ian Bloom |
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what are the bonuses for first-days purchases?
Private sale price was 0.20 USD. 15% Bonus for amounts of $1m and more. No ICO planned until Mercury platform is live, targeted Q4 2018 |
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SCAM ALERT: There is a google doc circulating on twitter announcing a crowdsale and airdrop for RChain.
DO NOTE THAT THERE IS NO CROWDSALE AND AIRDROP. PLEASE DO NOT SEND ETH OR FILL UP ANY FORMS RELATED TO RHOC AIRDROPS OR CROWDSALE
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New Code Released for Vlad Zamfir's Ethereum 'Casper' UpgradeThe initial version of the Casper proof-of-stake protocol upgrade from Ethereum developer Vlad Zamfir has been released. Published on Tuesday, the code – following its presentation at the Devcon3 event in Cancun earlier this month – aims to fundamentally rework how blocks are created and propagated on the ethereum network. It's actually one of two simultaneous bids to develop code for Casper, with the other arm being spearheaded by network creator Vitalik Buterin. Zamfir's take on Casper comes several days after the publication of a white paper, titled "Casper the Friendly Ghost." The paper focuses on "correct-by-construction consensus protocols," seeking to simplify how blockchains achieve consensus in a "partially synchronous network." In other words, it's trying to reduce the overall complexity of the blockchain. This approach differs from Buterin’s own white papers on the upgrade. Buterin had previously released a three-part explanation of how his vision of Casper would operate. While Zamfir's code release may represent on a small part of a bigger effort, its publication signals a new phase of development that will bring ethereum a step closer to overhauling the infrastructure that underlies the network. As explained by CoinDesk, miners today discover and add new blocks through the proof-of-work process, in a way similar to how bitcoin functions (with some differences that are unique to ethereum, like the discovery of "uncle" blocks.) This energy-intensive process is a competitive one, driving miners to purchase power-hungry graphics cards – a cycle that has led firms like AMD and Nivida to report significant revenues thanks to the renewed interest in cryptocurrency mining. Yet Casper would, if and when fully realized, aim to shift away from this model entirely. Nodes could mine by essentially having funds deposited– the "stake" in proof-of-stake – and held over time, generating rewards as the node discovers each new block. https://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-developer-vlad-zamfir-uploads-first-casper-protocol-code/ Vlad's Casper the friendly ghost focuses on "correct-by-construction consensus protocols," seeking to simplify how blockchains achieve consensus in a "partially synchronous network." This correct-by-construction consensus protocol will be implemented in RChain's platform. Come join @vlad_zamfir and the rest of the team in the discussion in the official RChain Telegram. Telegram RChain Official Chat Group: @rchain_coop Telegram Chat Invite Link: https://t.me/rchain_coop Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/RChain/ |
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as i can see you dont have any ICO or ITO. How you gonna distribute your tokens? Will you airdrop your tokens?
Private sale ended Sept 28. no ICO, and so far no ICO planned till Mercury platform release which is expected late 2018. RHOC price at private sale was $0.20 (15% bonus for >USD1M) : 9.8m out of 15m hard cap was collected during private sale. Those tokens are currently listed on Ether delta and can be purchased here : Buy RHOC : https://etherdelta.com/#RHOC-ETHRHOC Token Details : To see RHOC in MEW/Metamask add custom token address: 0x168296bb09e24a88805cb9c33356536b980d3fc5 8 decimal places SCAM ALERT: There is a google doc circulating on twitter announcing a crowdsale and airdrop for RChain.
DO NOTE THAT THERE IS NO CROWDSALE AND AIRDROP. PLEASE DO NOT SEND ETH OR FILL UP ANY FORMS RELATED TO RHOC AIRDROPS. |
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New Code Released for Vlad Zamfir's Ethereum 'Casper' UpgradeThe initial version of the Casper proof-of-stake protocol upgrade from Ethereum developer Vlad Zamfir has been released. Published on Tuesday, the code – following its presentation at the Devcon3 event in Cancun earlier this month – aims to fundamentally rework how blocks are created and propagated on the ethereum network. It's actually one of two simultaneous bids to develop code for Casper, with the other arm being spearheaded by network creator Vitalik Buterin. Zamfir's take on Casper comes several days after the publication of a white paper, titled "Casper the Friendly Ghost." The paper focuses on "correct-by-construction consensus protocols," seeking to simplify how blockchains achieve consensus in a "partially synchronous network." In other words, it's trying to reduce the overall complexity of the blockchain. This approach differs from Buterin’s own white papers on the upgrade. Buterin had previously released a three-part explanation of how his vision of Casper would operate. While Zamfir's code release may represent on a small part of a bigger effort, its publication signals a new phase of development that will bring ethereum a step closer to overhauling the infrastructure that underlies the network. As explained by CoinDesk, miners today discover and add new blocks through the proof-of-work process, in a way similar to how bitcoin functions (with some differences that are unique to ethereum, like the discovery of "uncle" blocks.) This energy-intensive process is a competitive one, driving miners to purchase power-hungry graphics cards – a cycle that has led firms like AMD and Nivida to report significant revenues thanks to the renewed interest in cryptocurrency mining. Yet Casper would, if and when fully realized, aim to shift away from this model entirely. Nodes could mine by essentially having funds deposited– the "stake" in proof-of-stake – and held over time, generating rewards as the node discovers each new block. https://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-developer-vlad-zamfir-uploads-first-casper-protocol-code/
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