The download for Windows is Radium-1.4.2.1.exe

In the development of the SmartChain Verify API, we are nearly ready for a production release, as you will see in the Project Radium update later this evening. That being said, are there any features that you would like to see once the new SmartChain Verify website goes live? Any and all suggestions are welcome.

I'm not entirely sure I understand what you're saying, however, I can assure you we're not making a profit at the moment. Out of pocket is out of pocket, whether that means our personal paychecks, any gains from a rising bitcoin price, our personal time, etc. The majority of development behind Radium has been divided up between Justin, myself, and a few other people who have been able to contribute occasionally. While we are now in the process of becoming a professional and well-organized business entity, the same winning team spirit that has keep Radium going for over a year will continue to propel us into the future.

Since inception, we have funded the project from our own pockets and from small community donations.
We are working on establishing a B2B division for the purposes of expanding SmartChain adoption and generating a development revenue stream.
Currently, there is not much need for capital, as we don't have very substantial overhead costs. Over the coming months, that overhead is projected to increase with the launch of our new websites, API services, and more.

Best regards,
-Tim Mesker
TM2013

The supply currently stands at around 2.7 million, with the active supply standing around 2.5 million. Over half of those coins are staking.

3 million is the number of coins we plan to cap inflation at, given there are enough users decaying on the SmartChain.

Approximately 3 million.


Currently, text notes on the SmartChain can be used for public records that can be verified by anyone and are immutable. It could potentially be used for anything from legal contracts to NSA canaries.

In what ways does it become stuck? If it becomes stuck on the loading screen, try enabling low resource usage in the settings menu.

Hello Pablo,

For your average user in the future, Radium and the Radium SmartChain would hope to bring user friendly and secure verification to files and documents. Ideally, various entities such as software companies, law firms, and banks would record proofs using the SmartChain, and upon receiving documents and/or software from those entities, an end user could verify their origin and integrity with as little as a right click.

Best regards,
-Tim M.
TM2013

That would be a great feature. It would also potentially be possible to add in an import by webcam feature, and add a paper wallet generator into the wallet itself.

I will offer a 250 coin bounty for whoever can make a comparison chart. It would be a valuable thing to display for those who are new to Radium.

For anyone who would like to contribute something to the project, I am looking for any and all suggestions as to what people would like to see in the new wallet. If the suggestion is reasonable and well-received by the community, it will most likely be included.

To add to this, if anyone would like some testnet coins for testing, please let us know.

We're always available on Slack, Bitcointalk, or by email. The Projectradon account is offline the majority of the time because it is only used to maintain the main page of the thread. We are busy coding every single day, and therefore don't have as much time to engage with the community on Bitcointalk as we would like. Radium is far, far from dead.

Best regards,
-Tim M.
TM2013

The wallet has the Tokyo node hard-coded in the source, and the wallet should make an effort to find the best connections possible. There should be no need for any configuration changes on your part.

We have many nodes setup in Asia, including one dedicated node in Tokyo. Ping times should be fine from Asia.

Any version that is 1.4.x.x will work fine.

We appreciate the enthusiasm and support, thank you!

I'm not certain about the applications for Radium in regards to the Maidsafe network, but it is possible that Radium could be applied to any decentralized file storage protocol. At the heart of the majority of decentralized storage protocols, lies what is called a heartbeat mechanism. That heartbeat mechanism only ensures that the file is unmodified during storage. It is still 100% possible to store a modified and potentially malicious file on the decentralized storage network. The SmartChain could easily prevent that through our existing verification mechanisms.