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Thanks for the answer. I'm playing around with the wallet a little bit and am wondering if you could explain a bit more about what the end goal here is... To be able to move value through multiple blockchains, but I'm wondering what in your opinion gives the tokens their underlying value? I'm having a hard time putting it all together.
The HY token is multi-ledger and thus can utilize the cheapest or most secure chain as transport. It is used as collateral during swap and value moving operations. We are currently implementing the deal engine and hope to have a working setup very soon. Hello community. I'm having a problem with the Wallet Hybrix. Both the official wallet and the internetofcoins wallet I am unable to transfer my balances. Not for Uniswap, not for TomoDex
I will be grateful if anyone can help.
We've been having more troubles since the usage of the wallet went up. The problems should have been resolved by now. We are working on a better implementation of the wallet to get higher speed and reliability. Is this wallet with payment system for different blockchains or this is something like bridge for swap between different blockchains? Which blockchains are supporting right now? And whats usecase of your HY token?
Yes, payments can be done on over 30 native chains. Our deal engine enables users to swap value between chains, cryptocurrencies and tokens. To see which chains and tokens are currently supported (too many to post here), download the node and issue the following command. Just catching up with this project since ICO. Where is the current on-line wallet located - Is it still https://wallet.internetofcoins.org/ If not, please post the url, thank you! You may access the wallet there, or over at https://wallet.hybrix.io . |
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FYI we fixed the ZEC unspents problem in our deterministic library hybrixjs. It is available on npm and Github. More information can be found on api.hybrix.io . Cheers y'all! ## Shiny Orange Dragon
## 19-03-2020
* Added functionality to search hybrixd logs
* Improvements REST engine
* Implemented report endpoints for logging
* Hidden process ids for non root users
* Fixes for ZEC empty unspents
* qrtz math handle empty summation
* Fixed qrtz shell could crash node (root only)
* Upgrade to NEM address parsing
* Removed malfunctioning valuations |
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Thanks to @bitspil we fixed some issues that were going on with the FLO recipe. And cranked out two new releases. Keep on #WORKL and #BUIDL people. ;-) May the FLO be with you all. ## Shiny Orange Dragon
## 19-03-2020
* Added functionality to search hybrixd logs
* Improvements REST engine
* Implemented report endpoints for logging
* Hidden process ids for non root users
* Fixes for ZEC empty unspents
* qrtz math handle empty summation
* Fixed qrtz shell could crash node (root only)
* Upgrade to NEM address parsing
* Removed malfunctioning valuations```
## Fluffy Yellow Sphinx
## 12-03-2020
* Added isct method to qrtz
* Updated address validation to include newer BTC addresses
* Improve error responses for insight
* Update flo/insight engine (Thanks to @Bitspill )
* Improve error responses for ethereum api
* web-wallet : improve error responses
* web-wallet : add option to bypass address validation
For more information check out: api: see docs https://api.hybrix.io/help/apiqrtz: see docs https://api.hybrix.io/help/qrtz |
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Please let us know if you can run an Insight block explorer node, since connecting to Cryptoid would require us to write a new module, and we currently have a lot of different coins to support. We already have an Insight module, and it would make integrating Stakecoin a lot easier if there is an Insight block explorer for it available.
Stakecoin Github is currently under review with our developers.
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A new hybrix node release has been uploaded with a working recipe for FLO. These changes have automatically been applied to the Internet of Coins wallet as well. You can now open a wallet with access to FLO via a direct URL. https://wallet1.internetofcoins.org/#asset=floor https://wallet2.internetofcoins.org/#asset=floWallet is of course non-custodial. This means you own your keys, and nothing of value is stored. To export your private key, please use the hybrix cli-wallet which is located over at: http://api.hybrix.io . Have fun! Release notes: # v0.7.3
## Little Purple Ogre
## 27-02-2020
* Update XEL hosts
* Add operator, dev and npm specific readme's
* now utilizing our own ETH nodes to improve availability
* Fix to "synchronization failure"
* Added wallet FAQ to documentation
* Update FLO hosts
* Expand report endpoint documentation
* Implement address validation for Ardor and Ignis
* Fix for Lisk balance calls
* Rebuild qrtz scheduler engine for performance
* Copy to clipboard error in API documentation
* Update fix for ETH huge hexadecimals
* Improve testing for POW and qrtz
* Rebuild rest call for stability |
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Dear arisen725,
Thank you for this message.
I follow the Internet of Coins since you gave the presentation in Bitcoin city Arnhem.
We love to be part of the ecosystem but we have no crypto tech people in the team.
I manage for future development about 35% of the available coin supply.
Maybe we can make a deal that your team integrates Stakecoin into Hybrix.
Also, great that smart contracts come available then for Stakecoin.
Regards,
Jan Thanks for the response Jan! I am short on time, but willing to take a look at integrating Stakecoin. Do you have a link to the latest active Github or other sourcecode repository? Then I can look at how easy/difficult this could be. Ty! |
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A new hybrix node release has been uploaded: # v0.7.3
## Little Purple Ogre
## 27-02-2020
* Update xel hosts
* Add operator, dev and npm specific readme's
* now utilizing our own ETH nodes to improve availability
* Fix to "synchronization failure"
* Added wallet FAQ to documentation
* Expand report endpoint documentation
* Implement address validation for Ardor and Ignis
* Fix for Lisk balance calls
* Rebuild qrtz scheduler engine for performance
* Copy to clipboard error in API documentation
* Update fix for ETH huge hexadecimals
* Improve testing for POW and qrtz
* Rebuild rest call for stability
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Hi!
We just saw that the XEL wallet is back online. We would like to point our recipe node to it to make XEL available again in project hybrix and its wallet Internet of Coins. Traffic will be limited, since hybrix employs an advanced caching mechanism, so the pressure on your node will be limited.
Please let us know if you would like XEL to be available this way to other users and portfolio holders.
Cheers, and let's not leave this (r)evolution!
[also posted this in new XEL thread]
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Hi!
We just saw that the XEL wallet is back online. We would like to point our recipe node to it to make XEL available again in project hybrix and its wallet Internet of Coins. Traffic will be limited, since hybrix employs an advanced caching mechanism, so the pressure on your node will be limited.
Please let us know if you would like XEL to be available this way to other users and portfolio holders.
Cheers, and let's not leave this (r)evolution!
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Hi Stakecoiners, Heard that there is initiative to breathe new life into this coin. We are always looking to support more cryptocurrencies in our decentralized ecosystem hybrix. Perhaps this could make Stakecoin more viable as well. You can find our project at: https://hybrix.io . Our wallet is online over at https://wallet.internetofcoins.org . If anyone in the community is technical we would appreciate your help to create a deterministic recipe to support Stakecoin in our non-custodial wallet. All our technical documentation is available over at https://api.hybrix.io . Integrating Stakecoin and hybrix will make it easier for non-technical people to take part in Stakecoin. Also it will enable anyone to write Qrtz contracts and have these perform automated actions on the Stakecoin blockchain. Let us know if you are up for this. Regards! |
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Currently a new release of hybrix and the IoC wallet is going through the pipeline.
# v0.5.16
## Furry Purple Phoenix
## 11-09-2019
* recipe fixes for BTC and ARDR, IGNIS
* added IGNIS.XHY support
* added extra BCH host to recipe
* small fixes: scrollbar in sidebar, clickable menu items and qrtz link on introduction page
* qrtz indx() supports finding the location of a string
* fee-symbol now set according to variable, before defaulting to string split method
* add draft documentation for contributing to hybrix
* Update node readme and setup script.
* add-date-to-unix-conversion
* clarify hybrixd usage in readme
Currently we are having some issues with ElectrumX hosts in our recipes. Also the Ethereum Infura node is at times blocking our public node requests. We will be replacing these hosts soon. If anyone knows about other public nodes we can use, welcome to send a PM. Sometimes our nodes have also been blocked by Freenode, but the hybrix transport system has routed around this without issues over Torrent DHT. |
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For all you recipe writers, here's a tip. Some coins we do not have Electrum(X) servers for, so we cannot import engine.electrum-tcp for easy recipe implementation. Instead you can now try to find a block explorer based on the Insight codebase. If a coin has that, you can import engine.insight in your recipe instead. Next to that, sometimes an Insight API is hiding in plain sight. For example, check out these two block explorers. https://bitcoincash.blockexplorer.com/apihttps://bch.blockdozer.com/Look very different right? Don't be fooled by the looks of these two. They are both based on the open source Insight block explorer, so they can be used together to load balance eachother (in this case for Bitcoin Cash). Resulting recipe: {
"symbol":"bch",
"name":"Bitcoin Cash",
"module":"quartz",
"mode":"bitcoin_cash",
"factor":8,
"fee":0.00001,
"host": ["https://bch.blockdozer.com/api","https://bitcoincash.blockexplorer.com/api"],
"cache":60000,
"throttle":1,
"import":"insight",
"quartz":{
"validate" : [
"data '$1'",
"regx '^bitcoincash:|1' @success @fail",
"@success",
"done 'valid'",
"@fail",
"done 'invalid'"
]
}
}
Short and sweet. Thanks goes to @marco_ for the deterministic work, and more. After thorough testing we'll put it live, and have BCH back in the wallet. |
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Tron has been implemented. We'd love to see people add recipes for their favorite tokens. Here's some example recipes. TRC10 token: {
"symbol":"trx.btt",
"name":"BitTorrent (BTT)",
"import":"trx",
"contract":"1002000",
"originator":"TF5Bn4cJCT6GVeUgyCN4rBhDg42KBrpAjg",
"factor":6
}
TRC20 token: {
"symbol":"trx.tronish",
"name":"TronMyWish (TRONISH)",
"import":"trx",
"contract":"TBDvDKi4SX2n6tu2YcLNcaNLjNWLxnDtKg",
"originator":"TMZmPaUgwXrrV9iWyrXrEodTKucMxwygBK",
"factor":6
}
We're still busy on things like status, history, attachment and message functions for TRX, and hope to have them done soon. |
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Hi XEL enthousiasts! We've noticed the XEL hosts that we are using are down, and would like to update the XEL recipe for the Internet of Coins wallet. Currently we have the following hosts: " https://wallet.elasticexplorer.org/nxt" We like the XEL project and would like to keep it supported in our wallet. Is there a place where we can find a list of public hosts that we can use so people can use XEL with our wallet? Thx!  |
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@voteformeg: When adding tokens, search for XHY and click on all 'Show' buttons to show them. If you do see zero's on your balance, please contact support so we can help check with you on the block explorers to see if it is really a wallet issue.
@ice18 & @demenBTC: We are preparing a new release that should solve a lot of bandwidth issues. It also fixes a bug that currently makes the wallet delay at length before logging in.
On another note, we are testing code that should make it possible to write your own liquidity bots in the future. We have already run tests for this on iDex and WavesDex. Besides this we have tackled many other bugs, so we hope we can release soon after testing. Stay tuned!
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We have just put live wallet beta version 0.25.3b:
- some Ethereum token gas price tweaking
- Bitshares in stasis, until the issue with Bitshares and Openledger faucet is resolved
- a variety of UI fixes
- CSS styling tweaks
- send MAX token issue fixed for Ethereum
- disable asset when deterministic code unavailable
- input fix for Safari browser
- more robust URI handling
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@gramen: Yes, we're already back up, and running since yesterday evening. |
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Sorry everybody. Wallet was down for several hours today due to a load of traffic. The nodes responded by switching into maintenance mode.
We've been able to get a lot of data and we'll work to bring it back up as soon as it has been updated.
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