REPENSAR CRYPTOCURRENCY DE ABAJO HACIA ARRIBANumerosas pruebas utilizando el software de simulación de la red han demostrado que 60 segundos es el tiempo óptimo de bloque. Esto permite tiempo suficiente para que los bloques se propaguen por toda la red. Nos da confirmaciones rápidas, al mismo tiempo que minimiza los huérfanos y se bifurcan cuestiones que vimos afecta monedas rápidos como WorldCoin y FastCoin. A largo plazo también le ayudará a mantener la hinchazón blockchain abajo. Nuestras pruebas han demostrado que un bloque de tiempo inferior a 60 segundos hace que una moneda no sea apta para la estabilidad y el crecimiento a largo plazo. Reconocemos la necesidad desesperada de una moneda confirmando rápido, y ofrecemos el punto optimo entre velocidad y estabilidad. Scrypt fue elegido como un algoritmo de cifrado. Otros candidatos eran Blue Midnight Wish, SHA3 y Skein. Después de mucho análisis, llegamos a la conclusión de que este tipo de algoritmos para hacer un punto de venta muy bien, pero no llegan a Scrypt en términos de asegurar una blockchain. Nuestro objetivo es crear la mejor moneda que sea posible, no engañarle con trucos. Hemos cambiado el número mágico para StableCoin. ¿Cuál es el número mágico? Es una menuda pasada por alto pero muy importante variable dentro del código de bitcoin. Este valor afecta a cómo se da formato a toda la blockchain y es un factor clave en la determinación de cómo sus compañeros se emparejan en la red. Si no cambia este valor abre la puerta a muchos vectores de ataque. Siempre cargar hasta un cliente de la moneda y que lo empezar a descargar la blockchain Litecoin? Esto se debe a que los desarrolladores de la moneda no cambiaron el número mágico a un valor único. La recompensa es de 25 monedas por bloque, con un bloque de tiempo objetivo de 60 segundos. La dificultad se volverá a calcular cada 90 bloques, que es mucho más bajo que otras monedas. Elegimos este valor por varias razones: 1 ) Se permite a la red para encontrar que es natural dificultad mucho más rápido, garantizando una distribución justa y precisa de las monedas. 2 ) Impide estancamiento del blockchain. A nadie le gusta tener que emitir un hardfork. Queremos StableCoin a ser una moneda constante minada, no una que se bombea y se dejó. Estos valores nos ayudará a alcanzar esa meta. Un total de 145 millones de monedas se acuñaran en los próximos 100 años, con la recompensa por bloque reducida a la mitad cada 3,7 años. Creemos que el activo más valioso de una moneda puede tener son talentosos desarrolladores activos. Estaremos en el foro diariamente para responder preguntas y resolver problemas, así como para ayudar a crecer StableCoin trabajando entre bastidores para desarrollar y lanzar servicios que aseguren el éxito. SERVICIO DE MEZCLA DE MONEDASBitcoin es un protocolo relativamente anónimo, pero todavía hay varias maneras de seguir el flujo de las monedas y hacer asociaciones. Por lo tanto, tenemos la intención de lanzar un servicio de mezcla de monedas gratis para StableCoin para que sea la moneda más anónima que hay. Por ejemplo, un usuario puede enviar 1.000 monedas y recibir de vuelta 1000 monedas completamente diferentes de una manera totalmente anónima. ¿Cómo funciona esto? Una dirección de mezcla maestra dedicada es designada . Este es un lugar a donde todos los fondos que han de ser mezclados serán enviados. Desde aquí lo llamaremos el nodo maestro . Al enviar a esta dirección, esta operación será designado como un tipo especial de operación. Todo esto se hará a través de una tab de mezcla dedicado en el cliente. Estas operaciones tendrán un campo de datos adicional que almacena una versión oculta de la dirección a la que usted quisiera que los fondos mixtos para ser enviados. La dirección se adjudicara a 80 caracteres de datos aleatorios por razones de privacidad. Por ejemplo : r7ru5JaNMugN2GK4mrmVmLpSgTXXCWzeL4dGzznV6YWhxq4K2aM7Tcz6VgUNxaLJ7Jzu9fZYmHZmRE4 T sajaWXsFiQNbH8bzQygYS1UeXqgTRJZQA7La cadena resultante es entonces encriptada, utilizando la clave pública del nodo maestro. Cuando el nodo maestro recibe una transacción de este tipo, lo descifra utilizando su clave privada. El nodo entonces quita los primeros 80 caracteres , dejándolo con la dirección (la parte en negrita ) para enviar los fondos mixtos. Cuando se hayan cumplido las condiciones suficientes, el nodo maestro creará un nuevo conjunto de transacciones para enviar los fondos ahora mezclados. Estas transacciones serán firmadas, cifradas y luego se envían a otro nodo que es el trabajo consiste en descifrar y difundirlo. Todos los nodos involucrados se ejecutan en la red TOR. Al hacerlo de esta manera, somos capaces de oscurecer en donde esta el nodo maestro. La explicación anterior se ha simplificado en gran medida y una versión más completa será publicada en breve. En una época donde la privacidad es un tema candente, StableCoin se posiciona como líder en el anonimato. LANZAMIENTO JUSTOAdemás de un preanuncio 12 horas, StableCoin utilizará el sistema de recompensas de escala más justa de cualquier moneda hasta la fecha para asegurar el lanzamiento más justo posible. Esto es para asegurar que los principios de los mineros no tienen una ventaja sobre unirse tarde. Nuestro objetivo es no tener una cantidad desproporcionada de las monedas creadas dentro de las primeras 24 horas. Los bloques minados madurarán después de 35 bloques. Bloque 0-90 0 monedas Bloque 90-180 1 moneda Bloque 180-270 2 monedas Bloque 270-360 3 monedas Bloque 360-450 6 monedas Bloque 450-540 8 monedas Bloque 540-630 12 monedas Bloque 630-720 15 monedas Bloque 720-810 18 monedas Bloque 810-900 22 monedas Bloque 900 + 25 monedas PISCINAS DE MINERÍAhttp://sbc.cryptoculture.net/http://stablecoin.miners-pool.eu/http://sbc.nordicminers.euhttp://www.coin-base.org/stablecoin/http://sbc.altminers.comP2Pools: http://pool.play4.co.uk:9119 (Info en http://play4.co.uk ) SERVICIOSExplorador de bloques: http://185.16.61.172/chain/StableCoinCarteras de papel: http://stablecoin.net/sbcaddressINTERCAMBIOSStableCoin se comercializa actualmente en http://www.cryptsy.com/markets/view/51SITIO OFICIALhttp://stablecoin.net/es http://forums.stablecoin.nethttp://anwenbi.com ( versión china ) http://stablecoin.net ( versión en Inglés ) COMUNICADO - VERSION 1.4Cliente Windows : https://github.com/stablecoin/stablecoin-qt/archive/master.zipCliente Mac: http://stablecoin.net/download/StableCoin0630Mac.zipCódigo fuente : https://github.com/stablecoin/StableCoin
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I looked in the debug log. I think the error lies in here somewhere.
ERROR: CAddrman::Read() : open failed
Invalid or missing peers.dat; recreating
Loaded 0 addresses from peers.dat 0ms
mapBlockIndex.size() = 1
nBestHeight = 0
setKeyPool.size() = 100
mapWallet.size() = 0
mapAddressBook.size() = 1
Done loading
send version message: version 1040000, blocks=0, us=0.0.0.0:0, them=0.0.0.0:0, peer=127.0.0.1:0
refreshWallet
AddLocal([2001:0:9d38:6abd:1867:df3:2d45:60dd]:17500,1)
ThreadDNSAddressSeed started
Loading addresses from DNS seeds (could take a while)
0 addresses found from DNS seeds
ThreadDNSAddressSeed exited
ThreadMapPort started
ThreadOpenConnections started
ThreadMessageHandler started
ThreadIRCSeed started
ThreadOpenAddedConnections started
ThreadOpenAddedConnections exited
ThreadSocketHandler started
Flushed 0 addresses to peers.dat 4ms
ipcThread started
GetMyExternalIP() received [210.186.159.34] 210.186.159.34:0
GetMyExternalIP() returned 210.186.159.34
AddLocal(210.186.159.34:17500,5)
Flushing wallet.dat
Flushed wallet.dat 26ms
UPnP: ExternalIPAddress = 210.186.159.34
AddLocal(210.186.159.34:17500,3)
UPnP Port Mapping successful.
connection timeout
connection timeout
IRC connect failed
IRC waiting 71 seconds to reconnect
connection timeout
connection timeout
IRC connect failed
IRC waiting 138 seconds to reconnect
Flushed 0 addresses to peers.dat 2ms
Please advise.
You're not properly connecting to the IRC. Could someone post a list of nodes for this guy to add? I'm on mobile right now.
The only reason the other wallets are working is because you have a peers.dat file for them already.
Artos, what did you think of my idea of consolidating 1 year old transactions? Is it possible? Or do I simply have a misconstrued idea of the purpose of transaction fees and blockchain size among other things? That's essentially block chain pruning, and it's already in the works for bitcoin. |
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Downloaded the latest client. Deleted the /AppData/Roaming/Stablecoin folder and overwrote the Stablecoin files with the latest version. Ensured that all ports are working (all my other wallets work fine). Still not connecting.  The only reason the other wallets are working is because you have a peers.dat file for them already. |
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Site has been updated. Link to the forums has been added as well as the new mac client. Is there no link to the stable coins forum from the main stablecoin website? It really should be on there.
Probably will be added very soon. Do people even use the actual website to look for necessary SBC resources? It is hard to use IMO and has very little information on the website as if it were designed for a tablet or a smartphone and not for actual computers. Whenever I am looking for SBC information I go to this thread and never the website. This is an example of a good cryptocurrency website that I actually use over the thread to get more information on the coin: http://digitalcoin.co/en/Lots of information, different pages, lots of links and resources, links to pools; basically all the information anyone could want about Digital Coins is on that page, for Stable Coins however, if you want more information you're going to have to come to this thread. The Digital Coins website is also designed in a way that it's acceptable for Computers, Tablets, and Smartphones. The site isn't meant to compete with or replace this thread. It's main goal is to serve as a gate for newcomers to learn about the basics, provide them with a basic services list (such as block explorer, pool, etc), provide them with the client, etc. They should then branch out and find either this thread, or the official forums. I checked out the digitalcoin site, and all of the information covered on there is also on the StableCoin site, so I'm not sure what you're talking about. |
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The forum needs to be more polished for sure, but I'm sure it'll get to the point where we can use it properly  I'm also interested in seeing the forum that the other member is working on. It's being switched over to SMF (the same software this forum runs on). It'll look great. |
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STABLECOIN OFFICIAL FORUMShttp://forums.stablecoin.netThere have been a lot of requests for a forum flowing it, so I'm more than happy to deliver. It is extremely barebones right now - sporting a default theme and only one subforum. I'll have it fully set up within the next 24-48 hours. Feel free to reserve your username on there until then, or use it as it is 
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Forgive me for my lack of knowledge in this aspect, but does a 60 second block time mean 60 second transactions now instead of 40? Or no?
Transactions were never 40 seconds to begin with because of the multipools. Block times were ranging anywhere from 3 seconds to 10 minutes. With this newest change, they should be fairly consistent around 60 seconds. I'm a bit clueless here.
How to update client? Should I back up the wallet first? After backing up a wallet, how do I load it up again?
What is going to happen to the pools? Are they going to go offline for a bit to update?
Thanks
No need to backup the wallet. Just delete your old stablecoin-qt.exe and use the new one. Pools will have 2 weeks to update. |
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RELEASE - VERSION 1.4This is a mandatory update before block 312000, approximately 2 weeks from now. The update consists of the following changes: *Difficulty algorithm changed. Now retargets every 10 blocks, with a maximum of 12% down, or 10% up *Target block time changed to 60 seconds *MAX_MONEY reflected to a more proper value *Alert key updated The new difficulty algorithm will keep the multipools from jacking the difficulty up and abandoning the coin. The benefits of this should be obvious to all involved. You may be wondering why the block time was 'changed' to 60 seconds. Blocks were already being generated at this rate due to multipool influence. Since the coin has been launched, the multipools have been wreaking havoc on the difficulty, causing less blocks to be created each day than what was programmed in. If you check the block explorer, typically around 1400-1600 blocks are being created per day, this averages out to about 60 seconds. To avoid a sharp increase in the supply rate, the new rates have been created with this in mind. Changing the block target time to 60 seconds keeps the generation rate in line with what it has been. The same amount of blocks will be generated each day. However, the key difference is that now the blocks will be going to dedicated StableCoin miners, and not to the multipools. This benefits the miners, of course, but also benefits the investors/speculators. When multipools mine, they instantly dump the coin at market price. Steady miners are less likely to do this. These new settings will also decrease the amount of orphans/rejects experienced, as blocks will have additional buffer time to propagate the network. This is especially important as we move into more and more foreign markets. So, all in all, we have the same amount of coins being generated, but with more of them going to the steady miners, and less being dumped on the exchanges. A win/win scenario for everyone - except the multipools, of course. DOWNLOADWindows Client: https://github.com/stablecoin/stablecoin-qt/archive/master.zipMac Client: Coming Soon Source: https://github.com/stablecoin/StableCoin
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STABLECOIN DEVELOPMENT FUND
I've received several PMs asking if there was a SBC development fund set up. The answer to that - now there is.
These funds will be fully accounted for through a ledger in the main post and will be used for the following:
*Further development
*Fund necessary activities such as marketing, translation, etc
*Fund the development of various services
*Giveaways
*Bounties
*Other uses as the community sees fit
If you would like to contribute to this fund, the address to send to is shQpTvLDsgCURkfqyBuCjL79aqYwti2FEJ
PLANNED HARDFORK
The previously mentioned hardfork will be released sometime this week. This hardfork will feature a revamp of the difficulty adjustment algorithm and it's goal is to prevent the high difficulty stallouts caused by multipools. It will also reduce the amount of orphans and rejects that miners are seeing. This will result in a more steady block flow, and increased profitability for steady SBC miners. A full change log will be posted upon release.
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Hello, I'm making a polish translation (I hope you're not mad for registering the domain by myself and copying the english website): http://stablecoin.pl/ I'll add it shortly. how about a Turkish one? Turkish cryptominers and exchangers are very active nowadays, there is a Turkish sub-forum in bitcointalk too. If you are going to add to your home page, I would gladly translate for Turkish too Downloaded files already, just poking me is enough Hey kizilsakal, glad to hear that! If you provide a solid turkish translation, I'm sure it will be added. Yes. If anyone's interested in translating, all the things we need translated are at http://stablecoin.net/download/translate.zip |
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A hardfork will likely be issued in the days to come to update the difficulty algorithm to something more... Modern.
Multipools weren't a thing when SBC was first created. Might as well deal with the issue now, before we grow any further.
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The genesis block issue has already been explained in the main post. The technical details of what this change does are also explained. To reiterate, these coins are not spendable. I invite anybody with a deep understanding of bitcoin to assert otherwise.
What everyone seems to be worried about is the rogue developer situation, wherein the developer pushes out code that the community would deem to be malicious in nature. I'm a huge fan of game theory, so let's go through some possible things a rogue developer could do in a situation like this.
1) Push out a client that contains a keylogger / wallet stealer / other malicious code.
2) Push out a client that has a backdoor in the transaction verification system, allowing the creation and spending of an unlimited amount of coins.
3) Push out a client that makes the genesis block spendable again.
Scenario 3 is the most noticeable and least profitable of the three. It is a wholly worse variation of scenario 2. It would make no sense for a malicious actor to engage in scenario 3, when superior options are at his disposal. So, we can rule scenario 3 out of the equation. That leaves scenarios 1 and 2, which can be done on any coin, not just StableCoin. If you are worried about this sort of thing happening, your worry should extend to all coins, not just StableCoin.
This is why all code is open source and available for peer review. If someone attempted to launch such an attack, it would be in plain sight for everyone to see, and would get called out very quickly.
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