I made an imgur album of some of the pool pages for the curious: https://imgur.com/a/Ub6iuwA

We really went to great lengths to show off detailed miner stats, including a plot of your shares in relation to the PPLNS window, a full table of all your shares, and downloadable reports.

There is a revised version of the emission curve: https://www.reddit.com/r/ryocurrency/comments/bh9ei7/community_debate_proposed_emission_change_part_two/

This model has a "plateau" instead of a peak. This is to counteract moving the peak closer. Feel free to leave a comment on Reddit if you have an account there.

Correct, you can delete the config file from the D:\ drive

It is by design. The GUI needs to read the settings file from a known location to know where else to look for the blockchain if you change it. I could have opted to store the path to the config file, or all the config options themselves within electron's localstorage -- but in my opinion that just adds unnecessary complexity. In the case that there are any issues with the config file, it is easier and more user friendly to have the settings file in a default location that the user can either edit with notepad, or just delete (forcing the wallet to go back to the welcome screen.)

Excellent. That's exactly it with the benefit of your instructions showing how to copy over the blockchain as to not re-sync the entire chain on view only machine. 

Basically what @RyoCurrency said, but since you want to restore the view only wallet on your laptop you don't have to delete the original wallet file on what I presume is your desktop. Just copy over your public RYoL address and your private view key to the laptop and use the Restore view-only wallet as @RyoCurrency said.

One more thing I'll expand on. I think you're probably familiar with how view only wallets work on cryptonote, but for anyone else: view only wallets only show incoming transactions, not outgoing. So If you have outgoing transactions a view only wallet won't show that, but it WILL show the incoming change from that transaction. Thus view only wallets tend to make it look like you have a much larger balance.

To fix this, in this version of Atom there is also a manage key images option. From your full/hot wallet, select the manage key options and then use the Export function. This will write your key images to a file, which you can import to the view only wallet on your laptop. This lets the view only wallet know that you've spent certain coins and your balance will be correct there as long as you send over the key images from the hot wallet to your view only wallet occasionally.

Key images won't let you spend from the view-only wallet. For signing transactions you will always need the private spend key, which the view only wallet of course lacks.

Hey visdude, not yet. I know that's the feature you're pining for, but this was only the first step in that direction. Offline signing is planned in addition to multi-sig functionality in the GUI.

Optional, but it adds some pretty nice features and a few bug fixes.

Quick update on the new Atom wallet. Version 1.1.0 is in final beta testing and will scheduled for release either Sunday or Monday. https://github.com/ryo-currency/ryo-wallet/pull/11

Full list of updates along with release notes will be posted soon.

I don't have the ability to add multiple vendors to the store. That might be a separate project down the line that others have asked for as well. I would love to have a Ryo marketplace where others can sell on the platform

Hey visdude,

We actually did change to 14 word seeds. This happened back on July 2nd (version 0.2.0 release notes: https://github.com/ryo-currency/ryo-currency/releases/tag/0.2.0)

Older wallets still retain their 25 word seeds, but all new wallets only have 14. Fireice was able to do this because upstream monero wasn't using the full entropy available in their seed words, so we actually were able to cut them down and implement a better checksums algorithm.

Also, you'll be happy to hear the new Atom version that is going to be released in a few days has a very nice dark theme! It also has view only wallet support.

Hah, nice troll. The community knows about the 25k Ryo a week. It is equivalent to the Sumo premine, but in smaller amounts to prevent us from dumping 1M coins at once (we wouldn't do that anyway.)

Plus, we aren't the ones dumping, every team member has been buying more Ryo from whoever is dumping those coins.

I think it is silly the cryptocurrency projects who open up a webstore with branded gear and then only accept credit card or paypal. The idea is to get people used to seeing crypto as a currency.

GUI: https://github.com/ryo-currency/ryo-wallet/releases
CLI: https://github.com/ryo-currency/ryo-currency/releases
PAPER: https://ryo-currency.com/paper-wallet/

I would suggest the GUI.

Dark theme is definitely coming back, I just didn't have time to implement it for the first release, and wanted to not delay the wallet. I will check back on the list earlier on the thread. View-only wallets is definitely something I want to do.

Kurz addresses are a special address where your view key == spendkey. Thus, you cannot create a view only wallet for it, but your address is shorter (55 characters as opposed to 99). Try generating one here: https://ryo-currency.com/paper-wallet/

If I were to take a guess why this happens, the first time you ran Ryo (either ryod.exe or the old wallet) it was run as administrator, and thus the file permissions of C:\ProgramData\ryo are set to admin. I'll try to replicate that next time I'm building the wallet. Anyway, good to know that fixes it for you, and will keep that in mind if other users have issues with it.

I'm open to feed back with Atom, if you have any   I know we talked earlier in this thread about features that could be added to the old GUI before we decided to scrap it.

I have no idea why some people need to run ryod.exe as admin on windows, I never have. If it bothers you, I would check the directory permissions on C:\ProgramData\ryo.

[EDIT] You could also move C:\ProgramData\ryo to somewhere else since the new GUI has the option to select a location, if for some reason you can't change permissions in C:\ProgramData, but then make sure to use the --data-dir argument anytime you run ryod.exe manually if you do that. [/EDIT]

The best practice is to import the old wallet, using the import from legacy gui feature will be the easiest. The reason it is best to import instead of restoring from seed is that Atom utilizes more information from the wallet cache file than the old GUI wallet, so it shows things like who you sent funds to, which was never available in the old wallet, and will be lost if you restore from seed.

Hey visdude,

The values of -1 are normal, they just mean no limits imposed. Atom will pick up the old blockchain location.

As to why it is not starting, at that point Atom is trying to start the daemon and waiting for RPC to respond. Can you try running manually ryod.exe bundled with Atom (C:\Program Files\ryo\RyoWallet\resources\bin) or check if windows firewall is blocking it at all?

What has changed in the latest GUI release? The last commit was 11 days ago, but the latest release was 6 hours ago. I like to run code from source instead of prebuilt binaries.

No difference. The LITE wallet uses --daemon-address geo.ryoblocks.com which I set up to pick the closest official node to you. See nodes.ryoblocks.com for a list of geographic ones.


We *could* just fork the XMR GUI, but I'd rather build a brand new one from scratch to allow us to integrate the features we want. I plan on making it pretty advanced configuration wise.

EDIT: although we may also port the XMR one over just to give users choices. Look at TurtleCoin, they have like 5 different GUI wallets