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When you are planning a more exchanges (yobit, bleutrade, cryptopia)?
I am waiting for answer from Yobit
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Block 9800 POS just started.
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i made simple Block Explorer only for the first time.
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BLOCK EXPLORER & DISTRIBUTION:
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@Dev:
Maybe you want to add the other pools beside such pool to the op too ?
What about Logotypes?
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Pools owners, what about logotypes?
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Welcome dear crypto community! Today it is with great pleasure that we present to you Inception coin. Inception uses the well-known and highly regarded X11 algorithm and will have double POW/POS mining. The good news is that a large percentage of coins will be mined in the first week and therefore you'll have a great chance to make a quick profit by joining the project from the start. After the first week of mining, we will then change to POS with annual interest set at 10%. What is Inception? This is the beginning, and we named our coin accordingly. We are a start-up comprised of a large team of IT professionals. We are always attracted by innovation and blockchain technology has certainly captured our attention. We all agree that a significant part of IT's future will be blockchain-based and Inception is our contribution to this exciting sphere. Inception will be a base for Fintech applications, and we hope that participants will trust us and grow with us – financially, professionally and individually. What differentiates Inception from other crypto projects? We plan to release a new and innovative finance platform, which will enable software developers to gain a much fairer reward for their work. The Application Store, which will be part of the wallet, will enable software creators to receive more money for their software, and software users on the other hand, to pay less! The majority of Inception coin's functionality is in the final stages of development and will be implemented soon after release. So dear crypto community, join us at an early stage and participate in the growth of our company from the very beginning.
 Inception Crypto currency https://github.com/inception-dev/inceptionWindows Wallet Inception https://github.com/inception-dev/inception/releases/download/v1.0.0.1/inception-qt.zipBLOCK EXPLORER & DISTRIBUTION: EXCHANGES: 

COIN SPECIFICATIONS PROOF OF WORK SCHEDULE (POW) PROOF OF STAKE SCHEDULE (POS)
Algorithm - X11 Block 0 - 100 0 INCP Block > 9800 10% yearly Block Target - 60 Seconds Block 101 - 1440 3333 INCP Min Stake Age - 8 Hours Block 1441 - 2880 1666 INCP Max Stake Age - 24 Hours Block 2881 - 4320 833 INCP 120 Blocks for Maturity Block 4321 - 5760 416 INCP No Premine/IPO/Instamine Block 5761 - 7200 208 INCP Block 7201 - 8640 104 INCP Block 8641 - 10080 52 INCP
 - 06/06/16 Announcement: Launch
- 06/07/16 Listed on EmpoEX exchange
- 06/16/16 Listed on Yobit exchange
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OK so for those who are not code literate and simply want to know what features to expect in the DarkSilk wallet:
Sandstorm - Mixing of coins to provide fungability Stormnodes - Process InstantX transactions, Sandstorm mixing, budgeting and voting as well as securing the network as the 3rd tier. InstantX - Send a transaction with full confirmation within 5 seconds for a small fee. Stealth Addresses - No we are not using the ring signatures from Shadowcoin atm and won't be until they are fixed. Budgeting and Voting - Proposals can be voted upon by Stormnode owners for the 10,000DRKSLK budget block each month. Decentralised Marketplace - Exactly what it says on the tin. CheckLockTimeVerify - Time-locked Refunds, Two-factor Wallets, Micropayment Channels, Trustless Payments, and more. Multiple Signature Addresses (MultiSig) - Secure addresses with multiple signatures. Watch-Only Addresses - Watch an address as if it was your own from within the wallet (cannot be spent from). Headers first for blockchain sync improvements - Downloads the headers of the chain first (faster) and blocks in any order, then reorders. Variable Block Sizes - Exactly what it says on the tin. libsecp256k1 used instead of OpenSSL - Faster and we believe this as a better option over OpenSSL. Argon2d PoW algo - Winner of the 2015 password hashing competition. Blake2B PoS algo - Improvement over the original Blake algo used for PoS. Coin Age removed in favour of Static PoS Rewards - Exactly what it says on the tin.
Still no ETA?
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[ANN] EVOPOINTS (XEV) | Scrypt POW/POS | 11% APR | Exchange & Explorer | STABLE Age of this coin is about 24hours and you call it stable?
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Reserved. Whitepaper https://bitslog.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/dagcoin-v41.pdfCrowdfunding: To build a community and fund small group of developers, we are here to launch a crowdfunding. We are a group of enthusiasts putting some spare time in DAG, which is different away from existing block-chain design. we are raising 500 BTC for 10,000,000 Dagcoin (maximum and caped)The fundraising is open from now to GMT 12:00:00, Mar 3rd, 2016. whichever comes first. The project is promised even we are not fully sponsored. The Road map will be released after crowdfunding. Donation Address: 17yK5qo4QGVvNoCM1wFpEkrezU4kxbAuRc Disclaimer: 1. Donation is not refundable 2. Always send BTC from address where the Private Key in your possession (DO NOT SEND FROM EXCHANGE, WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOSS OF YOUR MONEY) 3. Please always keep your Private Key safe. All coin will be distributed according to Private Key.4. Please evaluate risk before making your decision. We are not promising any rewards. 250k$ to the random bitcoin address? For anonymous developer with Newbie account?
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Dag coin, an obvious ETH clone. Meanwhile no one knows what the F a Dag is, other than ethminer uses is to waste a lot of time and drive space and has to redo itself all the time.
According to the paper DAG here is referred to Direct Acyclic Graph, not dagger hash algo. Looks interesting, as i understand blockchain here will be replaced with transaction-chain. But need to read paper more carefully.
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... Hi thank you for share, which version of python are you using, i am trying to run in 3.5.1 and i am getting "missing parenthesis in call to print", some idea what can it be?
Now it should work with any python version # type here desired prefix IWANT="inc"
#do not change anything after the signal #BEEP b58_digits = '123456789ABCDEFGHJKLMNPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijkmnopqrstuvwxyz' def base58_encode(n): l = [] while n > 0: n, r = divmod(n, 58) l.insert(0,(b58_digits[r])) return ''.join(l)
lw=len(IWANT) result=""
for i in IWANT: if not i in b58_digits: print "Address contain non b58 symbol" exit()
for i in range(16**6): pk=int(hex(i)+"0"*(8-len(hex(i))) + "0"*44,16) adr=base58_encode(pk) if adr[:lw]==IWANT: result=hex(i)+"0"*(8-len(hex(i))) + "0"*44 break
result_string='base58Prefixes[PUBKEY_ADDRESS] = list_of' for i in range(1,16): st=result[i*2:i*2+2] if st=="00": break else: result_string+="(%d)"%int('0x'+st,16)
result_string+=";"
print(result_string)
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I played around with Destiny 3-symbol addresses and wrote very dumb python script to get desired prefix(by full iterating). if someone needs # type here desired prefix IWANT="DES"
#do not change anything after the signal #BEEP b58_digits = '123456789ABCDEFGHJKLMNPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijkmnopqrstuvwxyz' def base58_encode(n): l = [] while n > 0: n, r = divmod(n, 58) l.insert(0,(b58_digits[r])) return ''.join(l)
lw=len(IWANT) result=""
for i in IWANT: if not i in b58_digits: print "Address contain non b58 symbol" exit()
for i in range(16**6): pk=int(hex(i)+"0"*(8-len(hex(i))) + "0"*44,16) adr=base58_encode(pk) if adr[:lw]==IWANT: result=hex(i)+"0"*(8-len(hex(i))) + "0"*44 break
result_string='base58Prefixes[PUBKEY_ADDRESS] = list_of' for i in range(1,16): st=result[i*2:i*2+2] if st=="00": break else: result_string+="(%d)"%int('0x'+st,16)
result_string+=";"
print result_string
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While working on InstantX, I have found that masternodes where not meant to run with PoS or at least with its current implementation. The PoS block rewards are not random like PoW so masternodes can be manipulated by high stakers. Masternode quorums, masternode payment selection, InstantX and DarkSend are not safe with the current code. We need to find another solution and I need the communities help with this. Since PoS creates the hash variable in the CMasterNode::CalculateScore method below, it can be manipulated to fix the masternode payment. Malicious code can be written to pre-calculate hashes to make your masternode "score" more favorable when you mint a block with PoS. // // Deterministically calculate a given "score" for a masternode depending on how close it's hash is to // the proof of work for that block. The further away they are the better, the furthest will win the election // and get paid this block // uint256 CMasterNode::CalculateScore(int mod, int64_t nBlockHeight) { if(pindexBest == NULL) return 0;
uint256 hash = 0; uint256 aux = vin.prevout.hash + vin.prevout.n;
if(!GetBlockHash(hash, nBlockHeight)) return 0;
uint256 hash2 = Hash(BEGIN(hash), END(hash)); uint256 hash3 = Hash(BEGIN(hash), END(aux));
uint256 r = (hash3 > hash2 ? hash3 - hash2 : hash2 - hash3);
return r; }
This is an interview with Evan Duffield of Dash as he explains it: https://youtu.be/rNZcO2vm7Jc?t=926 (see ~15:26) I think best solution will be to calculate score on the basis of 3 values: 1) hash of nHeight-1000 block 2) hash of last block 3) nStakeModifier It should solve the problem.
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Dev, you made my day second time. Give me your BTC address, i will send you tips.
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btw.. DolLar ...
Lolled  When grammatical errors became necessary to start new coin?
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rpcport=y port=z
Where can i find this information ? for this coin ?
port= 15714 rpcport= 15715 Can't you just use any open port you choose? I always do. You can specify the rpc port that in the conf file. You need to use the p2p port for the coin. There is no problem to use any arbitrary p2p port for wallet specifying it in .conf like
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