To help support AXIOM, such as by providing marketmaking on exchanges, I have created an asset on the Horizon network.

I have created an info page about the asset at http://makemoney.knotwork.com/horizon/assets/hzgrow/

AXIOM is only one of the growth-potential items this HZGROW fund bundles together, see the info page for info.

-MarkM-

To help support AXON, such as by providing marketmaking on exchanges, I have created an asset on the Horizon network.

I have created an info page about the asset at http://makemoney.knotwork.com/horizon/assets/hzgrow/

AXON is only one of the growth-potential items this HZGROW fund bundles together, see the info page for info.


As to recovering (AXIOM) coins that failed to withdraw from Yobit, you need to get your AXIOM client onto the same blockchain that Yobit is on.

All the mining and staking you have accompliushed since the chain split/forked though will be lost when you switch to Yobit's blackchain, THAT IS WHY we created AXON.

By copying your AXIOM data directory to call it AXON, youj save all the coins you have mined and minted, but save them as AXON. You run AXON using that data.

Then with the old (your existing) copy of the data you can delete everything except the wallet.dat and peers.dat, and run AXIOM. It might take days to get the blockchain but hopefully it will end up getting the same blockchain that Yobit is using, you will know that is the case if the coins you withdrew from Yobit turn up there.

That is what I am waiting for now, in next few days my AXIOM nodes should have gotten the blackchain from scratch and hopefully I will find my withdrawn coins there.

-MarkM-

To help support UFC, such as by providing marketmaking on exchanges, I have created an asset on the Horizon network.

I have created an info page about the asset at http://makemoney.knotwork.com/horizon/assets/hzgrow/

UFC is only one of the growth-potential items this HZGROW fund bundles together, see the info page for info.

-MarkM-

To help support GoldPressedLatinum, such as by providing marketmaking on exchanges, I have created an asset on the Horizon network.

I have created an info page about the asset at http://makemoney.knotwork.com/horizon/assets/hzgrow/

GoldPressedLatinum is only one of the growth-potential items this HZGROW fund bundles together, see the info page for info.

-MarkM-

To help support I0Coin, such as by providing marketmaking on the exchanges, I have created an asset on the Horizon network.

I have created an info page about the asset at http://makemoney.knotwork.com/horizon/assets/hzgrow/

I0Coin is only one of the growth-potential items this HZGROW fund bundles together, see the info page for info.

-MarkM-

To help support DeVCoin, such as by providing DVC/CNY marketmaking on the BTER exchange, I have created an asset on the Horizon network.

I have created an info page about the asset at http://makemoney.knotwork.com/horizon/assets/hzgrow/

DeVCoin is only one of the growth-potential items this HZGROW fund bundles together, see the info page for info.

-MarkM-

No idea for AXIOM, as once I set up AXON I cleared the blockchains of all my AXIOM instances and it will take days from them to synch up, if they even do manage to synch up.

For AXON, my nodes all seem to agree they are on block 1122903 right now.


-MarkM-

Yobit is on one fork of the chain, a bunch of other nodes were on another.

Withdraw some from Yobit and see if they arrive.

If they vanish into limbo,. you are not sunning on the same fork as Yobit.

In which case, if you are lucky, you are running on the fork that we turned into AXON.

If your withdrawal from Yobit did not arrive, copy your AXIOM data directory into one named to be for AXON, and run AXON using that copy; then re-synch your AXIOM blockchain, whereuoon what you withdrew should appear.

If your withdraw does arrive no problem though, you ARE on the same fork as Yobit, so you are fine, all is well, whether you want to also grab yourself free AXON coins is entirely up to you, you can do so if you have old AXIOM wallets with coins in them by running AXON and giving it your old AXIOM wallets that had coins in them beck before the fork happened.

-MarkM-

Two more assets created:

GMCDEU, asset ID 9337852314245790880, info page http://makemoney.knotwork.com/horizon/assets/gmcdeu/index.html

GRFDEU, asset ID 1237155965562036291, info page http://makemoney.knotwork.com/horizon/assets/grfdeu/index.html

These are used for accounting units of DEUterium stored at depots run by GMC Corp and by GRF Corp respectively.

The assets were issued by the Gamemaster, in insanely huge quantities, to ensure there should always be enough to account the actual amounts of DEUterium in the depots.

Quantities are doled out to GMC and GRF by the Gamemaster to match the actual amounts of DEUterium those two Corps actually have on hand in their depots.

Thus the units held by the issuing account do not count, they are simply spare tokens available to be issued to the depot managers as and when more DEUterium arrives in the depots.

The prices shown at http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/deuterium.html apply to both Corps' stores of DEUterium.

These assets are important to nations in the Galactic Milieu because hosting fees for nations are accounted in units of DEUterium.

I am also working on the details for initial issuance of HZGROW, a growth fund concentrating on stake-able coins and speculative, currently very low price coins that have a lot of room to move up in price. Once I have a full list of all the things the fund is going to own I will be able to figure out its initial value. I am working on its info page currently at http://makemoney.knotwork.com/horizon/assets/hzgrow/index.html

-MarkM-

Ok so maybe they do get written. But nonetheless the thing still works just fine.

The code only checks hem at connection handshake, nothing checks that the actual block data file matches.

Which is just as well considering with several coins we built we decided later what handshake to use after well already had an active blockchain.

(For example with DVC and GRP and such we had those four bytes be human-legible saying GRP: or DVC: or whatever, maybe grp: or dvc: for the testnets).

Heck when we first started building GRouPcoin and DeVCoin we didnt even jknow about the thing, we came across it when we started looking into how to make sure we didn't connect to alien coin-daemons.

-MarkM-

I figured that one way around the "the entire caboodle of this asset would add up to more HZ than there are in existence" problem is to create a Corp or Fund type thing that will hold holdings and have a fixed number of shares. So instead of for example saying this thing will own ten billion of such and such a coin then try to sell that many worth, we say this Corp or Fund will be buying such and such types of things, it has a fixed number of shares, and will buy as much of those things as it can with the capital it raises by sale of shares.

So with that in mind I have initially created HZCorp, asset ID 16122537733740233079, with one million shares, and created an info page about it at http://makemoney.knotwork.com/horizon/assets/hzcorp/

Then I went on to also create HZDIA, asset ID 15869904380337942274, also with one million shares, with info page at http://makemoney.knotwork.com/horizon/assets/hzdia/

-MarkM-

NO.

The whole point of this new coin is precisely to make sure the two networks do not confuse each other. By using different ports and a different connection-handshake we ensure AXON and AXIOM are separate networks instead of being a chain-fork disaster which is what it was before. (Some folks were on an AXIOM network that Yobit exchange used, many were not. Now everyone can be on both without the two screwing each other up.)

You need to set up AXON client and then match client (AXIOM or AXON) to whichever of the blockchains you happen to have, either using AXON on your existing blockchain if your existing one is NOT the one Yobit uses and IS the one we turned into AXON, OR using AXIOM on your existing blockchain if your existing one IS the one Yobit uses.

Then the other client will want the other blockchain, by synch-ing with whichever it is that you aren't currently using.

-MarkM-

I just now got around to trying to set up HORIZON again, so I went to the website and downloaded the public node code from its getting Horizon page...

...Then when I went to move it to a machine to run it on I noticed that what I used to run was version 5.4 but this "latest" version fresh from the site is version 5.2 !

What the heck? Did we revert back to an old version for some reason or what???

-MarkM-

THIS IS A NEW COIN, AXIOM CONTINUES, AXIOM IS EVEN ON AN EXCHANGE (Yobit).

IF the AXIOM chain you are on is NOT the one Yobit uses though, then chances are good you are on the chain we are now using for AXON, if so you can just copy your axiom data dir over to new name and use it as is. Then you can go about synching your AXIOM with the chain Yobit is using.

IF the AXIOM chain you are on IS the one Yobit uses, then you will need only the wallet from it to use with AXON as the AXON blockchain will need to be synch'd.

Of course it is also possible you are not on Yobit's fork nor on the one we turned into AXON, oh well you can still use your wallets with AXON.

It is better than a swap, it is the same blockchain up to the point where the fork happened.

-MarkM-

Are there any sites currently running the coin gateway stuff, as I recall when I looked into it in the past it was in use to implement at least one exchange?

Is that still running? Does the code even actually work?

-MarkM-

Sorry I don't do windows, I am a Linux user and not familiar with crosscompiling.

-MarkM-

Not true. The magic bytes are just a handshake upon connecting, to ensure you are connecting to the daemon you expect. They do not go into the blocks nor blockchain.

They do however seem to go into the peers.dat, so your old peers.dat will be thrown out since it is a list of peers that use the old handshake thus a list of peers you don't actually want.

-MarkM-

AXON is a re-named clone of AXIOM with default ports one port-number higher and one of the four "magic bytes" changed to prevent it connecting to AXIOM instances.

It has been created because a catastrophic fork happened in the AXIOM chain, leaving the players of the Galactic Milieu on a different fork that the one used by the only exchange that is not itself inside of the Milieu.

Thus the banks markets etc in the Milieu can go ahead using AXON where they had been using AXIOM and their accounting will still be in synch with the actual blockchain.

Otherwise they would have faced catastrophe.


AXON is at https://github.com/knotwork/axon


The addnode to use to synch blockchain with it is dvcstable01.dvcnode.org

Use your existing AXIOM wallets, and, if the fork of the AXIOM blockchain you are currently on is NOT the one used by Yobit exchange, you might actually already be on this chain but of course you are calling it axiom. If that is the case copying your .axiom directory over to the new name .axon would work fine, you'd be still on the same fork but be using the new name for it. If that works, you would then do a re-synch of axiom rather than of axon, as your task would be to get in synch with Yobit's fork of the axiom chain.

-MarkM-

Well the chain definitely forked horribly and quite long ago.

Thus we have gone with it, making an actual fork, so that all those folk who are on the big alternate chain everyone in the Galactic Milieu is using don't have a huge mess of accounting screwups.

The fork is named Axon, its default ports are one higher than Axiom's so that it uses different ports, and one of the magic bytes is different too so it won't connect to Axiom instances even if it does encounter one.

It is at https://github.com/knotwork/axon

The node to add to synch with its blockchain is dvcstable01.dvcnode.org

I cannot set my country-house's router to allow incoming connections until I physically get out there and I am not sure when that will be.

You should allow incoming connections yourself if you are able to, either by messing with your modem/router or by using UPNP.

FEED YOUR EXISTING AXIOM WALLETS TO IT because up until sometime in 2016 or so it should match the AXIOM blockchain.

THIS WAY YOU GET FREE AXON COINS in effect, corresponding to AXIOM coins you held up to whenever the fork actually happened.

-MarkM-

I guess I do not understand what you mean. Supposedly the rate is 300% per year, that means number of coins is multiplied by four in a year...

Or mayb e you mean it is multiplied by three rather than that it adds three times as many as you stake?

I do not understand how you are having 300%/year come out different from that...

-MarkM-