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1  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Build your own blockchain on: April 01, 2018, 05:00:14 AM
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So would it be possible to use blockchain to record that someone has done a task like, say, listened to a piece of music, and then they are sent tokens for completing it? Obviously you wouldn't be able to tell if they went out and let it play but just confirm the fact that they have played it through.

most certainly however your context may differ from others as to how the blockchain is used.

if the piece of music contained a certain note structure where there was 1 answer to the question, the answer could be hashed so as not to give away the text based answer. this answer would be published on the blockchain for all to see wet her it was correct or not.

your other method of reward would be a payment ledger which is what our beloved bitcoin is, its a DL of payment transactions.

not sure how you would implement it in your case to record and answer and issue a payment but i guess it could be possible.

My use is not so complex its just a ledger of users issued certificate.

I believe Lightning Network derived HTLC or hash time-locked contracts could do this, however it in itself is complex.

In a nutshell it involves 2-3 parties that have a hash of their own and each user adds their hash to complete the transaction based on another users hash. Within this contract there is a condition to be met, in your case it could be that their answer must equal the same hash and thus the correct hash answer releases a reward. Their is also a time component where if the user fails to meet the hash outcome within a specified time the reward is cancelled, or if someone cheats they are forfeited. Again this is just my gleaned and brief understanding.

I am still in the early days of LN and HTLC, but its something i am currently setting up. I am working on my own LN channel as i type.

Lots to learn and we are still in the early days of Bitcoin derived blockchain and DLT. Have fun.
Thanks a lot uartasic, some nice food for thought there. HTLC process is very interesting and I will look into it more tomorrow. Lots of questions related to this but as I'm just developing an idea I need to work out the questions related to it without sharing too much on a public forum.
2  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Build your own blockchain on: April 01, 2018, 01:56:00 AM
Thanks for the thread and link OP as this is something I have becoming interested in the last few months.




You could also want to build some small centralized blockchain for your small project or even of some company, limitations are endless. Building blockchain is not strictly tied to building next altcoin as money is just one application that can be built on top of it.


I would like to explore the possibilities of this more. Have you any examples of an application using a small centralized blockchain? I am building an application on Python which I would like to incorporate with blockchain somehow. I don't have a clue how to do it at this stage but each day I get a clearer picture.

I am using this as basic tracking of certificates of completion for an education and training system i am working on.

I am basically just storing the cert hash on the blockchain. That certificate hash is made up of the users details then added to the chain.

The next step is auto integration where when a user completes the training in that very instance it is added to the chain instantly. Small steps but i find blockchain and DLTs fascinating, hence being here.

So would it be possible to use blockchain to record that someone has done a task like, say, listened to a piece of music, and then they are sent tokens for completing it? Obviously you wouldn't be able to tell if they went out and let it play but just confirm the fact that they have played it through.

Not many people like the command line aspect, some dont like the API aspect. My sentiment is dont let the unknown defeat you, attempt learn what you dont know now and ease into it. Its how most / every person learns new things.

I know we have an enormous experience base here on bitcointalk.org so i plead with more advanced users not to berate or flame newbies. I welcome them as thats how i started myself.

Good luck and remember if you are really determined you will accomplish most things, if not all things you are passionate about.

This is very good advice. I'm only learning coding languages to varying degrees the last 3 years. Recently I had to make a few tutorials on using command screen and lost the fear of the unknown aspect of it after going through the whole process myself. I learn best by doing and googling along the way. I've started learning Python and finding it a lot easier after learning other languages through seeing familiar phrases and structure. When I do start focusing on blockchain I'm not going to be as wary going into learn it now because I know it can be done with time and research.
3  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Build your own blockchain on: March 31, 2018, 11:28:29 PM
Thanks for the thread and link OP as this is something I have becoming interested in the last few months.




You could also want to build some small centralized blockchain for your small project or even of some company, limitations are endless. Building blockchain is not strictly tied to building next altcoin as money is just one application that can be built on top of it.


I would like to explore the possibilities of this more. Have you any examples of an application using a small centralized blockchain? I am building an application on Python which I would like to incorporate with blockchain somehow. I don't have a clue how to do it at this stage but each day I get a clearer picture.
4  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Book recommendations about cryptography? on: January 29, 2018, 08:44:35 PM
You can try checking out some of the stuff on Coursera. I just started this one tonight so can't vouch for it in any way.

https://www.coursera.org/learn/classical-cryptosystems/home/welcome

There are a few others there too on Cryptography.


Ment to come back to this to add a link showing how to get the Corsera courses for free by using the 'audit' option.

https://www.class-central.com/report/coursera-signup-for-free/
5  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Launching Token without ICO on: January 29, 2018, 06:46:54 PM
Hey folks

I'm just looking for a bit of advice on a direction to take with my project. I have been working on it myself for a couple of years now. Mostly learning tools, developing ideas. I would like to now develop it along with a smart contract token system integrated. As it stands I am looking down the road at another two years of learning and developing anyway before I could see my project being ready for any real launch. By that stage I also hope to have built a small team around me.

So my question is, with all my branding done already, domains, logo, product name, token name, and if I am not planning on going the route of looking for crazy funding through an ICO, should I be looking to make my token live now? My main reasoning for wanting to do this sooner rather than later is to make sure that I don't loose the token name related to my websites. Or is this not an issue? Is there cases of two tokens existing with the same name?  If so I would be happy to leave that part of the process out for now.
if you have all the resources you need you can get started now i have seen many situations where other steel an idea from the original owner of it an airdrop case for instance in the name of litecoin a lot of them were claiming the same name the real one was forced to rebrand it is name to ELTCOIN so it is possible to have the same name your idea may be stolen.

Thanks Docbee, only seen this now. Like I say I'm about 2 years out from completing this. It's a project I have been working on anyway outside of crypto and was looking at that sort of time anyway. Though I'm enjoying the challange of trying to incorporate a smart contract into my development of it. I own most domain names using the main project name so thinking about it the last few days I feel I can afford to let the chosen token name go if it goes. I can see more 5 letter coin names being launched over the next while as the 3 and 4 ones get used up. Maybe parking coins will become a thing haha. Thanks again for your input.
6  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Book recommendations about cryptography? on: January 28, 2018, 08:31:14 PM
You can try checking out some of the stuff on Coursera. I just started this one tonight so can't vouch for it in any way.

https://www.coursera.org/learn/classical-cryptosystems/home/welcome

There are a few others there too on Cryptography.
7  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Launching Token without ICO on: January 27, 2018, 01:57:09 PM
Thanks for the replies. I guess since the token name would have used 4 letters of the project name I was thinking it important to reserve. The .com tld wasn't available anyway for the token name. Probably looking at 5 letter minimum .com left these days for normal price.  Anyway in the grand scheme of things it isn't that important and I can worry about that in the future.
8  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Launching Token without ICO on: January 27, 2018, 12:33:04 PM
Hey folks

I'm just looking for a bit of advice on a direction to take with my project. I have been working on it myself for a couple of years now. Mostly learning tools, developing ideas. I would like to now develop it along with a smart contract token system integrated. As it stands I am looking down the road at another two years of learning and developing anyway before I could see my project being ready for any real launch. By that stage I also hope to have built a small team around me.

So my question is, with all my branding done already, domains, logo, product name, token name, and if I am not planning on going the route of looking for crazy funding through an ICO, should I be looking to make my token live now? My main reasoning for wanting to do this sooner rather than later is to make sure that I don't loose the token name related to my websites. Or is this not an issue? Is there cases of two tokens existing with the same name?  If so I would be happy to leave that part of the process out for now.
9  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: [ANN] BITCOIN - Start your own WooCommerce BITCOIN/Altcoins eShop in 10 Minutes! on: January 01, 2018, 06:01:55 PM
Hey Gourl.io Team,

As the creator of a website concerning Electroneum (ETN) I am now looking at setting up a small woocommerce type store which I hope in the future will be able to accept ETN as a payment. Have you guys any plans to include ETN in your plugin? In the meantime I will install the plugin on my site as it seems like an excellent payment method for accepting cryptocurrency. I read too that I can cast a vote for future coins to be added when I use your plugin. I hope to do that if you can add ETN as an option to the voting page.

All the best in the new year!
GameETN
10  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Pools (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][Pool][ETN, XMR, SUMO, KRB] - Easyhash.io - EU - on: December 30, 2017, 06:52:18 PM

I have made a clear and simple tutorial for people starting off GPU mining Electroneum and wanting to connect to the easyhash pool. At this stage it only concerns Nvidia graphics cards using the xmr-stak software.
http://gameetn.com/electroneum-mining-pool/
11  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [LAUNCHED][POW]⚡ELECTRONEUM⚡Official Moderated Thread on: December 27, 2017, 04:47:49 PM
Hello to everyone here Smiley

I am new with mining, I am doing it just for fun on my rig some time now.Everything is fine but one thing. When using wallet cli I get balance 0 and pending balance 0.Is there some bug or I am doing something wrong? I did everything step by step, I tried admin privileges,tried everything.And is there an online way to see my wallet balance?

Thanks
Did you run 'electroneumd' application first? If you have not, you will need to run that first and let it sync. If it is your first time to do it it may take about 20 mins or more. When that is done try to run the cli wallet again.
12  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [LAUNCHED][POW]⚡ELECTRONEUM⚡Official Moderated Thread on: December 27, 2017, 01:33:55 PM
Hey all. Spent the Christmas putting this video and website together aimed at Electroneum in gaming. Any criticism or advice in relation to design and ideas for site would be appreciated. I hope to showcase games in the future which utilize Electroneum in some way.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqShQNdSQFM
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