... Hope you enjoyed a bit of transparency  If people don't trust you, why would they trust some text you uploaded on a forum? I'm not saying I think you're lying, I don't really care as I don't own any cetis, but if you really wanted to be transparent, why not just upload your wallet keys file? In this case, couldn't you have just selectively left some txs off of your dump? Well, you are right, but this is not about trust, but rather a focus on how to get "all transactions for all paymentid's" which i believe is some info cryptopia needed for integration. I could have easily omitted some txs like you said but then again i didn't see the need for it. Anyways, thanks for the headsup. Appreciate much. Cool, I've just been too lazy to switch some miners over and mine some, but I do think it's an interesting project, and I'll probably try to grab some on the dump side of the initial pump and dump once the Cryptopia market goes live. |
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This update is truly another proof that XDN is the most advanced cryptonote coin. I simply don't understand the lack of interest of the community for DigitalNote.  Congrats Dev for your hard work.  If I had to guess, I would say the very fast emission in conjunction with the name changes. Imagine that Bitcoin launched with Satoshi having mined 80+% of all coins that would ever exist, rather than 5% or so. Then, a few months later, a series of forks were launched with different emission parameters, different names, and maybe slightly different technology. One of those coins, let's call it SuperFunJumBucks, decided to emit over 85% of all coins that would ever exist in 3 months, while it was pretty unknown, had low community interest, and a silly name. Then SuperFunJumBucks decided to change its name to SecretDarkStealthDollars, and at the same time added some interesting messaging technology; it was still pretty unknown at this point, but during these next few "dark" months it emitted another 8 or 9% of the total that would ever exist to take the emission curve near to completion. Now, it decides to change its name again to VerySeriousHighTechNotes, and adds some other very interesting tech such as locking coins with interest, and maybe in the future Proof-of-activity, more messaging features etc. IMO, this is essentially the situation Digitalnote finds itself in. If you were interested in the tech behind the coin, why not just fork it, or buy/mine a fork that has a slower emission schedule (bitcedi, for instance), so you don't have to worry about some (the?) early miner dumping 50+% of all coins that will ever exist at some point? (This is not to mention the Monero research paper that suggests if there is some entity controlling a large percentage of the utxo set, that they can deanonymize others ring txs.) |
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... Hope you enjoyed a bit of transparency If people don't trust you, why would they trust some text you uploaded on a forum? I'm not saying I think you're lying, I don't really care as I don't own any cetis, but if you really wanted to be transparent, why not just upload your wallet keys file? In this case, couldn't you have just selectively left some txs off of your dump? |
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Voted for 'yes' in the absence of a 'maybe' option. Also, telling your mother to invest in goldcoin  |
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Due to Vircurex stating that we had to remove all DVC, I was hurried and in a rush and I accidentally sent ALL my Devcoins to an address that I had used many times on a laptop that now totally broken and dead. Now the just under 10 million devcoins are sitting there unclaimed. I know I saved all my different crypto addresses in a file, but I'm not sure about the private keys. I will be searching for that file next. So the address I sent all those devcoins to was on that broken PC. What can be done to save them? Anyway to re-use my old Devcoin address on a different PC?? I doubt there is any way to resend? So what are any possibilities for trying to save these estimated 9 mil devcoin?? I hadn't mined or played with any clients in quite awhile and I knew once I sent them that I sent them to my old home devcoin address and not one of the new receive addresses generated by the new wallet install on a new PC.
Any options would be greatly appreciated. Those 9 million devcoins will sit there unclaimed forever?? This happened very recently on the last block. What can possible be done. I have my old address. I have transaction history that I had been sending to that address years ago. I sure hope I do have the private key somewhere but its very possible that I don't. So is there anything to be done at all??
Thanks very much in advance. I'll gift 1 million devcoins to anyone that can help me fix this. I guess if devcoins aren't worth anything anymore and are dying then maybe its not even worth the effort.
Thanks
is the wallet dat accessible on the laptop hdd. maybe use an external usb enclosure or a direct sata cable to connect the drive to another pc and get the coins? the only way to reuse the address if you dont have the private keys is the dat file. I ll take that gift if my suggestion works I can also guide you through the whole procedure. I'm a software engineer and I have built machines in the past. I would have and could have easily done just this. I knew I was screwed but these couple answers just confirm it. The laptop has been dismantled and the hard drive was harvested for a different laptop and then naturally formatted and new OS put on the HD within a completely different laptop; different motherboard, different everything. The rest of the laptop is gone and spare parts for a laptop repair shop. I just needed confirmation but I figured I was screwed if I don't have the private key. Thanks for the confirmation. None of this would have happened if I would have just been careful and sent it to the correct new receive address for the wallet. These types of issues are another reason why non-technical folks and mainstream folks will never fully adapt crypto currencies until they know there are so many failsafes, protective and redundant safety features built within them that stuff like this doesn't happen. The crappy thing is that I know better. But at least it was just some worthless DVC You may actually still be able to recover the wallet.dat file. When you format and install a new drive, unless you wrote over the sectors that had the wallet.dat file, it could still be recoverable. But yea, probably not worth it for like $100 worth of devcoin. |
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My dad is in his 70's and has had his identity stolen 3 times! He hates having to use credit cards. That is one huge argument for crypto, everytime he has had his identity stolen it was a breach of a large chain store.
In crypto your dad can still have his privatekeys stolen if hes not carefull enough At least then it's your own fault, and not completely out of your control and the fault of Target, Sony, etc. And that is supposed to make it better? You get to lose your money AND feel stupid. I think feeling stupid (and having the opportunity to learn from your mistake so you don't repeat it) could be better than feeling completely helpless and having no recourse to alter future outcomes. |
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My dad is in his 70's and has had his identity stolen 3 times! He hates having to use credit cards. That is one huge argument for crypto, everytime he has had his identity stolen it was a breach of a large chain store.
In crypto your dad can still have his privatekeys stolen if hes not carefull enough At least then it's your own fault, and not completely out of your control and the fault of Target, Sony, etc. |
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For game 7 tonight I'll take 0-4 for the Warriors and 0-9 for the Thunder at 0.1 XMR per square, for a total of 5 XMR.
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Nice update to the CSS or whatever you did. |
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Is this the official motto of aeon:  ? |
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Hi!
Within 2 weeks years we will do public beta testing here:)
Don't worry folk, still right on schedule |
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Bitcedi at #1 on payed voting, if you have some Dot, why not throw a little at Bitcedi.
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Everybody votes at the last minute, just FYI. I learned this getting Unitus on Cryptopia. Probably need between 500k-1M. |
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For the layman.
18.4e18 is approximately: 58,441,427,315,751,480,000,000 correct?
Sextillion - in American right?
I'm trying to visualize and compare -- wrap my head around it.
No. 18.4e18 = 18.4*10^18 = 18,400,000,000,000,000,000 |
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Right you are, thanks for the info.
Just FYI, if you're planning to merge mine huc on sha or scrypt then you're going up against f2pool. So, unless you've got some serious hash power, you're probably bringing a spoon to a gun fight, and you shouldn't expect to find a block for a year or three. Check the explorer and see how every coinbase TX goes to HPDTL... Pretty sure that must be them. |
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Lol marinecoin. I'd completely forgotten about that piece of shit.
I'll go with delugecoin for 600, Alex.
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The coin is just too small to reliably support those sorts of products and independent efforts (not meant as any disrespect for jwinterm and his lightWallet GUI which is still maintained and used). While it isn't the idea long-term strategy, for now we need to focus efforts on getting one well-maintained GUI.
None taken. I'd hardly even call it maintained to be fair. Based on your last sentence I infer that you believe the official Monero core GUI is still quite a ways off, unless you're saying that Monero core will be that one well-maintained GUI, and efforts should be focused there. |
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Is Monero core in a compileable state yet? Can one build it and test it out?
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How many "monetary units" will there be, approximately, when AEON reaches peak mining production?
I realize that there will be a "Max supply: ~18.4 million" and "Proposed: minimum maintenance reward of <1%/year for mining incentive starting after approximately 8 years."
I'm looking for the total number of all SATS so to speak.
Any great mathematicians out there?
Or can someone point me to the answer if it is already floating in the cloud?
I think the base unit is the same as Monero, 1e-12. So max supply before perpetual inflation would be 18.4e18 sats, so to speak. |
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Can anyone confirm if this German translation is good or ok?
You can just post it, and if it gets deleted, that means it was shitty/google translate. |
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