We will have to do this as a community. I will try it from the office and from home. Then take the latencies to different IPs and post them. If we all do this, we should find a minimum.



Version 0.5.5.



No, if we are talking about latencies we are talking about milli seconds here. It doesn't make a difference if we have 10 second blocks or 60 second blocks.

Currently our blockchain database is 807MB big, after 2,234,777 blocks. That means every block is on average (approximately!) 0.000361MB or 361bytes big. About 3,000,000 blocks are 1 year. That means our blockchain will probably grow to about 1,5GB-2GB in the first year, due to more volume at Lisk. This is absolutely OK. Even 3GB would be OK.

We just bring the blockchain bloat problem at Ethereum, because imagine there are 10,000 dapps. That wouldn't be possible in my opinion right now. However, at Lisk this wouldn't change a thing, because of the sidechains.

Additionally, changing the 10 second block time is not 1 change of code. It would require heavy testing. So in conclusion, we won't change the 10 second block time which is only beneficial for users and devs.



We haven't released the client yet. We will release the full client right at launch or very soon after that.



I will write another support ticket in a few minutes!



Exactly!



Hah! Absolutely not. If the price of 1 LISK grows that high, we would obviously release an update which reduces the fees back to older levels.

Imagine a percentage fee of 0.1% as it was before. The more money you want to transfer, the more you have to pay for the transaction. Let's say you want to transact 10,000 LISK at the price of 10 USD as "Dwr" forcast. Then you would have to pay 100 USD transaction fee. However, with our (current!) constant fee you would have to pay 10 USD, most probably at this level we would have reduced it to 0.001 LISK, i.e. 1ct.



What do you mean?

Fourth week bounty summary

I just wrote down all Facebook likers (484 stakes), Twitter followers (911 stakes), Newsletter subscribers (1675 stakes), Signature participants (281 stakes) and translators (53 stakes).

Week #1 Values
Week #2 Values
Week #3 Values


IMPORTANT! This is the last week (2nd March - 9th March) to receive a bounty stake!

The number of participants grew extremely big, we didn't anticipated that. Therefore this will be the last week of the bounty campaign. After this week I won't count new stakes anymore! I will distribute the bounties amongst all those who participated after Lisk has launched.

Here you can view the signature stakes for all weeks. The other lists won't be released, because there exists a privacy conflict. I saw that recently some users only wrote into this thread that they participated in the signature campaign. You need to send me a PM! If you are not on this list, please send me a PM until the 4th March! After the 4th I will not add you to the 4th week list!

Thank you very much.

I agree. But after recent discussions with developers, we need to improve our docs first. 2-3 weeks after launch I think we have improved them quite a lot already, so we can start to promote within the JS community.

We will definitely directly target those groups. Also by going to Node.JS and JavaScript conferences.



We will start with the full client and probably in the end of April release the lite client. This gives us enough time to prepare everything.

Hey guys, by the way!

We are at page 102 already.

Here is the current status.

We changed it to a constant 0.1 LISK. There was always the problem to calculate the fee, now it's very easy.

This is my screenshot. I made it at the beginning, shortly after the ICO started. The numbers shown are just estimates, at the time the screenshot was made under 0.1 BTC were exchanged. If I would open that account now, the LISK amount would be much lower.

Hello,

All buyers will get their LISK at once. They will be made available with the genesis block.



There is no mining at Lisk. Only forging. The beginning rewards will be 5 LISK per block.



I'm very sorry HidsightHero that I didn't see your question.

Here you can see all fees which occur on the network. Long-term I see the need of  recurring LISK payments. We will need to think about this, but maybe we will make the username and dapp registration payments recurring in the future. For example every 30 days the dapp dev needs to pay a fee so that the dapp stays in our dapp store. If he doesn't pay it, the dapp would still be available, but not visible in our dapp store.

That's one option to make the LISK tokens more needed. However, I suspect that 90% of the dapps will use LISK for internal functionalities.



LISK is the crypto-currency which empowers the Lisk network, a decentralized application and custom blockchain platform. We will make big efforts for the IoT, IOTA has another use-case. E.g. send money on micro-processors.

A dapp doesn't need to be purchased by users, because this can be cheated by the dapp devs and users. But it needs to be registered on the blockchain, this is only possible with the LISK token (500 LISK).

XCR and ShapeShift are not included in the BTC amount.

Hey,

I can completely understand that.

Yes, I have a facebook account. But there is actually less information than on LinkedIn. If you want I can send the link to you via PM.


Right now you already know our real names, photos, websites and social media accounts. I think the next step is meeting up. So if you are living near Aachen, feel yourself invited.

You followed me, but not Lisk. Therefore, no.


Btw. if you want anti-LISK you will have to send LISK to me later on, because you probably end up with more anti-LISK than regular LISK.  

Everyone who follows us on Twitter will receive 1 stake every week. At the end we will distribute the 200,000 LISK to all stakes, i.e. to all followers. The longer you followed, the more you will receive.

Individual members already contacted A. Hellinger. Others wanted to meet with me, but didn't have the chance. If you want to meet up near Aachen, we can do that.


I'm in the Bitcoin sphere for a long time already. Many have already met me. But that's normal, because I'm a human. What does it change? The only thing which is important, is that I'm here with my real name and face.

Please don't spread lies and FUD.



I answered the question above, Rando.

Sounds great! 

Best to translate it to Swedish only.




The video was done by http://hypercubestudios.net, we don't have access to the funds yet. So we can't produce a $x000 video at this moment.




So you can test our client already.



This was the only thing I said until now about how we going to spend the funds.

Do they have their own BTT sub forum?

Yes.

On the GitHub page: https://github.com/LiskHQ/lisk




You can't see the bonus anywhere. If you were within the first week timeframe you will receive these 15% bonus at the end.

Your account is "Brand new". So you can't have the extravagant signatures like others. Simply put the same signature as mine into your signature.

Then write me a PM.

The Delegate Handbook will provide exact guides how to become a forger. Actually this is extremely easy, one just need to know how to do it.

We at Lisk are very happy for Mikes contributions so far to the Crypti delegates, I hope everyone sees his important contributions to the Crypti network.


Mal check out the last point of Forging Rewards explanation on our blog.


With this the Lisk network could become a mix between stand-alone VPS and forging pools. In my opinion the stand-alone VPS' could give fundings to dapp developers. While the pools are giving small Lisk amounts to every voter every month (so that the fees are not eating up the rewards).

The sidechains could either become secured by high-performance VPS or small ARM devices. Depending on the performance which is needed.

Das günstigste überhaupt wird ein Raspberry Pi 2 sein. Hab heute den C.H.I.P. bekommen und werde ihn bald testen. Der wäre mit $9 noch günstiger.

Einen VPS bekommst du nicht viel günstiger bei anderen Anbietern. $5 im Monat ist doch vollkommen im Ordnung?

Wir empfehlen 512MB RAM, Prozessor und Latenz sollte bei einem VPS immer ausreichend sein. Hab es persönlich aber auch schon auf 64MB RAM zum laufen gebracht, und auf 128MB RAM auch ziemlich flüssig. Dennoch, als Delegate empfehlen wir 512MB RAM mindestens. Denn als Delegate bist du ein öffentlicher Node und viele die den Lite Client benutzen werden, werden sich auch mal zufällig zu deinem Delegate Node verbinden können.