You ve made an account today to post just this thing.
Livecoin upgrades their wallet binaries to Sapporo.
They cant drop the coin even if they wanted to do (rest assured that they dont want to) cause fees were paid to get the coin listed.
If you want to fud at least show up with your everyday btctalk account dont create new ones to post shit.

SumokoinWP - A WooCommerce extension for accepting Sumokoin

Our community has forked Woocommerce plugin so that wordpress e-shops can use it to accept Sumokoin as means of payment.

You can find it here.
https://github.com/pwhelan/sumowp

All comments and reports are welcome

A block was just found and the diff decreased. Everything is back to normal. Its better to have such incidents now and then, blocks taking a bit time more to be found due to botnets joining and departing since there is no profit for them due to our diff algo, than having them constantly plaguing our network meaning no profit for the rest of the miners. Being first or second on whattomine tempts them to try and get on our network with no results for them as you can see.

A lovely bot applied 5 MH/s to the network gained a couple of blocks, saw that there is no profit for it and departed leaving the diff quite high for the rest of the miners. Dont worry in the next ten minutes or so a block will be found and there will be a sudden drop in global hashrate

Using Tor

While Sumokoin isn't made to integrate with Tor, it can be used wrapped with torsocks, if you add --p2p-bind-ip 127.0.0.1 to the sumokoind command line. You also want to set DNS requests to go over TCP, so they'll be routed through Tor, by setting DNS_PUBLIC=tcp. You may also disable IGD (UPnP port forwarding negotiation), which is pointless with Tor. To allow local connections from the wallet, you might have to add TORSOCKS_ALLOW_INBOUND=1, some OSes need it and some don't. Example:

DNS_PUBLIC=tcp torsocks sumokoind --p2p-bind-ip 127.0.0.1 --no-igd

or:

DNS_PUBLIC=tcp TORSOCKS_ALLOW_INBOUND=1 torsocks sumokoind --p2p-bind-ip 127.0.0.1 --no-igd

TAILS ships with a very restrictive set of firewall rules. Therefore, you need to add a rule to allow this connection too, in addition to telling torsocks to allow inbound connections. Full example:

sudo iptables -I OUTPUT 2 -p tcp -d 127.0.0.1 -m tcp --dport 18081 -j ACCEPT

DNS_PUBLIC=tcp torsocks ./sumokoind --p2p-bind-ip 127.0.0.1 --no-igd --rpc-bind-ip 127.0.0.1 --data-dir /home/your/directory/to/the/blockchain

./sumo-wallet-cli

If you are using cli, try this command : rescan_bc
If you are using GUI delete the ProgramData/Sumokoin folder reinstall the GUI and restore again
(this means that you have to download the chain again. If you want to avoid that download the chain from here https://www.dropbox.com/sh/y02m43ms03g5rjl/AAAZHv0y2kIQUhGFU-01WGqea?dl=0 and import it  )

With your attitude? You should be feeling glad that I cared to reply to you let alone a dev....

Hi. Actually subaddresses besides the extra privacy/anonymity that they obviously offer they do "commercialize" the coin a lot, exchanges can issue seperate addresses for each user than using a common one for everyone and separate each by a unique id (which is quite confusing for users that had no previous experience with cryptonotes) same goes for online markets that can issue a unique deposit address for each of their customers.
Although I quite agree with the fact that the feature you are proposing is indeed a factor of a totaly secure coin (of course it doesnt affect anonymity & privacy)  to take on the role of the devil's advocate I might ask why is this coin's or any coin's obligation to secure your online machine from incoming attacks aiming to steal your keys, this is mainly the user's responsibility.

This is definitely not an ICO but a solid, innovative and 100% private cryptocoin and there is no bounty campaign

Read the previous page

Check two posts above

Roadmap announcements coming in the next few days. Stay tuned

LOL ok can you gather the below amount that HitBTC officialy asked from the dev team?

Price - 5 BTC, non-refundable for code checking

Basic Offer

6 months listing —— 9 BTC /per currency pair*
12 months listing —--- 15 BTC /per currency pair*

Lifetime listing: 3 pairs, unlimited listing + Blog Post = 50 BTC

We have cryptopia and livecoin currently (both of which were paid out of the devs own money (4 BTC for each exchange = 8 BTC in total 56000 usd at current rate) and there is hardly any volume in livecoin.
Big exchanges are unreachable at the moment cause they ask for huge fees, this is a great part of the reason the premine was kept for cause if you want to enlist at least three big exchanges you must have at hand big amounts of BTC and its tremendously difficult to gather such money from donations.
So be patient guys and use the two current exchanges

aeon will give you more hashes due to cryptonight lite algo but SUMO is still more profitable to mine with CPU even though the hashes acquired will be less (much lower network difficulty)

By checking the logs all you can figure out is which ips are running a daemon. You cannot tell if a wallet is running on it and transacations are performed through this ip and even if you intercept a transmission you will never know the recipient let alone the amount.
Verge people (who by the way have a rich list at their blockexplorer site   go figure how anonymous their coin is ) tried to magnify this issue and tried to disprove the absolute privacy of Monero but of course failed miserably.
Hence its not illegal or compromising secutiry the fact that you are running a daemon ( pools by default are running daemons that doesnt mean that you can trace their rewards or the miners ips ).
If for any other reason you really want your daemon ip not to show then run it on vpn or tor

In privacy Sumokoin is at the same level as Monero and this is 100% provable so there are no major differences in the anon tech.
Sumokoin at the moment is as anonymous and private as Monero.

BUT
What differentiates it from Monero is that Monero propagates through hard forks and patches. Sumokoin had just one hard fork, at the beginning, in order to introduce a new diff algo to deter nicehashers and cpu farms with extremely high hashing power to take advantage of the lag of the difficulty adjustment of the original cryptonote diff algo and gain the majority of the blocks while leaving the network stalled in high difficulty when it reached the proper relative value. This is why it is most of the times the most profitable coin to mine at whattomine even though its price at the moment is ridiculously low.
No further hard forks are anticipated.

Sumokoin also has RingCT and 12 mixins from day one, from the first coin minted so there are no traceable transactions in its chain, Monero had to hard fork recently in order to introduce compulsory ringCT so all transactions before that are potentially traceable.
Sumokoin has arguably a better coin emission plan (check the ANN) which doesnt emit all coins at the first couple of years making it commercially more attractable since it will reach maximum block reward when wishfully will be adopted by markets and the need of circulating coins volume will be greater.

Devs will be merging subaddresses capability to core this month that will enhance its privacy ( Monero already did ) devs are at the last stages of testing at the moment.

Sumokoin has a more easy to use and presentable GUI wallet which adds to the easy to use but 100% mentality of the coin.

Devs have plans to differentiate further from Monero but keeping the privacy principle attached so all innovations applied will not affect the fungibility and the 100% anonymity of the coin.

You most likely are posting in the wrong thread...

You have given it already by discussing it  . All the best with your fork dont hesitate to ask Sumokoin's devs for any support you might need.

You did nothing wrong, Sumokoin's gui wallet code is free source. Actually we are happy that you chose our wallet to fork, you must give though the appropriate credit to Sumokoin devs. This way afterwards you ll have every right to ask for their help if something goes wrong with your fork.