when mobile version?

I decided to not charge money for the bot if you use my referral link

Hey guys,
I created a bot to use it with the bullsvsbears.io platform.
The bot is very simple and uses some basic math to achieve the best-expected value.

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To run bot you need:
2 TRX wallets
Python

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The platform feels pretty raw. You say about under collateralized loans, what's your plan? How do you want to do it

you are saying it for a while now

lol. it took you ages to release the game and it's kinda buggy. I tried making a bet a couple days ago. Could not sign my transaction

I noticed ads on a couple of websites through coinzila, I think it's a good sign. That the project will be delivered!

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where can I find some info on the video competition?

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Do you have any listing agreements yet? What kinda exchanges should we expect?

When trading of your dividend token is planned to begin?

Yes, I should've probably disclose in more details.
When we say "it is quantum safe signature" we imply "it is probably quantum safe signature" due to the fact that someone had already mentioned in this thread, we don't have a quantum computer yet. What we need here is a solution with an encryption variability to have the opportunity to transfer new keys for the analogues of old addresses after hard fork. If we won't have this feature we'll have to make multiple hard forks with every "new" quantum computer. Another reason is a performance decline because a lot of PQ sigs are "heavier". Everybody are waiting for NIST PQC results. Actually this is what one of our products is about and this is one point of the articles. So it is difficult as a one time task but if you do it several times it requires an architecture rebuilt to make it easy and reliable. Plus we're talking not only Bitcoin but any other blockchain.
So it is an issue.

Hello everybody. Nice to meet so many people interested in quantum threat to a blockchain in one place. We've been working on one post-quantum project for 2 years and of course we're talking with physicists, pq-cryptographers and other academic minds. And I just want to add a couple things and links you guys might like.
 
First — probably you will be interested in reading about Neven's law (https://www.quantamagazine.org/does-nevens-law-describe-quantum-computings-rise-20190618/). It is not a "law" of course but an interesting thing to keep in mind.
Second — the most powerful quantum chip for today is 128-qubit chip produced by Rigetti (https://medium.com/rigetti/the-rigetti-128-qubit-chip-and-what-it-means-for-quantum-df757d1b71ea).
Third — how many quits you need to crack a blockchain. It depends on a type of encryption, but the point is, it is 2300+ (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elliptic-curve_cryptography#Quantum_computing_attacks)
Fourth — Intel thinks we'll get 1000 quits by 2024 (https://spectrum.ieee.org/nanoclast/computing/hardware/intels-new-path-to-quantum-computing) and ECDSA will be at risk by 2027 (https://arxiv.org/pdf/1710.10377.pdf).
Fifth — implement post-quantum encryption to existing blockchains? This is a close to impossible task.
Sixth — That's what NIST says about PQC in their project (probably all of you aware of it but https://csrc.nist.gov/Projects/Post-Quantum-Cryptography):

So, yes, quantum threat is a thing to be aware (and probably afraid of) and yes, we gotta start working on it now. Plus, thanks to smart people from NIST we're in good hands. Btw we're working on a utility to secure all of the blockchains from it. I hope this week we'll publish an article about quantum thief where we will explain why the only thing that will save us from it is game theory (and PQC, of course).

I hope I didn't miss anything. Will be happy to answer your questions (but I can get here only a couple times per week max so don't wait for fast replies, sorry)

Hi! Can you please provide any links?

Hello, everyone. I want to share an idea that we came up to a week ago. This is our view of contributing the whole blockchain ecosystem.

Background.
For the last couple of years we’ve been developing our vision of the blockchain of the future (its called Cellframe) based on several key principles:
1) Low level architecture. It is extremely important to get maximum from the hardware you use, because semiconductor size arguably has its limits (1 nm). When we face it we’ll have 2 options – revolutionary (e.g. quantum computing) or evolutionary (effectiveness in usage of the hardware). It is difficult to re-write core things when you have huge system so we decided to build everything from the scratch with plain C. Plus, most of the world computer systems are Unix-based (at least its kernels) so it will be easy to interoperate with them.
2) Encryption variability and post-quantum encryption by default (we are kinda quantum geeks). We’ve implemented several signatures but then we knew about NIST contest (google PQC NIST) and decided to wait until they announce its final results and then use it in our protocol. Plus, we’ve been talking about true quantum safe systems with some guys from Harvard on BCI Summit NYC in May and we all agreed that the real way of quantum resistance is encryption variability (or agilability). So that confirmed our ideas. That means you can change the type of encryption “on the fly”. We don’t have a universal quantum computer now and all we can do now is stay prepared.
3) Flexibility and performance. Basically we achieve this by our own sharding implementation and DAG. You can launch a shard with customizable subchain in it. E.g. this is how you can launch a copy of any blockchain. +WASM and EVM support. If you want to know more about this, check github.com/cellframe or PM me. Don’t want to make an ad out of this post.

Cut to the chase.
We thought, how can we help other blockchains to be protected from terminal attacks today (without forks, encryption changes etc)? This is kind of attack that destroys the network. This is the solution we came up with: persistent mirror copying of operating blockchains with quantum safe encryption to an external protocol (to Cellframe) to protect it from any kind of terminal attacks and provide secured backup.

Cellframe Protocol is capable to launch an infinite number of shards with customized subchains in it. Particular subchain can be modeled as a mirror of an existing public chain. Mirror chain duplicates all the information recorded in the Existing Blockchain (EB), but with an application of the post-quantum encryption.

Any address owner of the EB can use the service of PQ key issuance after proof of ownership procedure which is shown at Pic.1 (i’ll insert it later from a pc). The user saves this PQ key in a safe place just as he did it with the private key of EB. In case of terminal attack, the main problem is that trustworthy system becomes untrustworthy, so nobody knows who can be trusted UNLESS the user has a PQ key from the Mirror chain, issued beforehand. In case of a terminal attack in the system where every key gets insured in Mirror chain, it is possible to restore all the balances and keep everybody safe, i.e. this procedure create a situation where a quantum attack has no point at all.
Also possible to protect your EB address with more than one key, ever with different alghorythms of encryption. Thats provide ultra high level of protection.

If a real quantum thief appears it would attack rather unmirrored network than mirrored. This is a Deterrence Theory in application to blockchain security.

I decided to make this post to get some feedback. At first I propose to consider this as vacuum situation without comments about “market that won’t let it happen”. Right now we’re preparing a proper documentation for this case. We’ll be happy to discuss any of the issues and questions.

To know more about the project itself and test net pm me.

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Kelvin is flexible to implementing cryptographic algorithms which makes it the safest blockchain ever existed with 10+ signature types on the start. Multichain created almost unlimited potential of speed and productivity. Kelvin kan launch up to 65536 parallel subchains and transactions can be placed in any block of parallel chain. More subchains – more total tx throughput. Every subchain can have it own attributes (type of consensus, size and speed of block etc.)

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• Variable PQ sigs • Post-quantum zero-knowledge ring signatures will provide anonymous transactions as an option.

• Variability • Different encryption and wallet types.

• Multichain • & Sharding  ]Unlimited (almost) scaling and specific attributes of every subchain.

• Speed • The technology can provide millions of TXs per second.

• Smart Contracts • And Open API for 3rd party coins and projects.

• Usabiliy • Register a Wallet ID instead of random line of figures and numbers.

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Kelvin Foundation will hold 30% of total supply until the release of a Kelvin mainnet. These funds will be used by our Blockchain Lab to support early adopters of Kelvin blockchain and their projects.

Token Swap will happen after launch of Kelvin mainnet in Q3 2018. Before that KEL tokens will be released in Ethereum network. Every ERC-20 token will be exchanged on 1 KEL token in Kelvin network.

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1. What is it? Is it a fork?
2. What’s your programming language?
3. Okay, why do we need your blockchain?
4. What is quantum resistant?
5. Tech features?
6. What does «variability» means?
7. Do you have MVP?
8. What kind of mining algorithms do you have?
9. Why are you doing a tokensale? And how much funds are you planning to raise?
10. Do you have some ready to use things?
11. What about your team and advisers?
12. Well, ok. Are you planning to find more advisers?
13. What's up with bounty?
14. What’s your main goal right now?
15. What should I do if I want to take part in presale?
16. Your project seems interesting.
17. Can I give you an advice?

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