Please use the master branch here to build on linux, instead of the zipped source files: https://github.com/DNotesCoin/DNotes2.0Download the DNotes 2.0 pre-alpha windows build and source code: https://github.com/DNotesCoin/DNotes2.0/releases/tag/v2.0.0.0-prePlease use the master branch here to build on linux, instead of the zipped source files: https://github.com/DNotesCoin/DNotes2.0Release NotesDNotes 2.0 Pre-Release AlphaThis pre-release is an open alpha for individuals to test out features of the upcoming DNotes 2.0 release. This network and all associated address balances will be wiped before the final DNotes 2.0 production release. The dnotes-qt.exe executable available with this pre-release should work on most modern Windows operating systems. New Features for DNotes 2.0Switch from Proof Of Work to Proof Of Stake with ~2% annual staking reward. Updated transaction fees to be destroyed. Added display of DNotes and Wallet value in USD (based on coinmarketcap's API). Added DNotes news feeds. Added invoice number support for sending NOTE to an address. The format to specify an invoice number when sending to an address is (address)+(invoice number). Added CRISP payouts for keeping NOTE Balance in the same address for a period of time. For the alpha release network, the payouts happen approximately every day. The first payout block is 1500 and additional payouts happen every 1440 blocks. The final production release will payout approximately every month instead. Post your DNotes 2.0 pre-alpha address here or send an email to contact@dnotescoin.com, and we will send you some coins. Regression TestingFor those of you that are familiar with running console commands, if you would like to participate in regression testing, please use this form: https://goo.gl/forms/uBpPxgmPs2tWetBG3Invoice NumberThis is the first step in the implementation of the automated invoicing system, allowing you to add an invoice number to a transaction. You may attach an invoice number after the address by adding a plus sign after the address, followed by the invoice number. Example: Address = ScsZXeo2PeLzNPVcjHdtkjQX5zY6phjTEm Invoice Number = 1kH98asd9Hb3U8aksdnJNgs7923nasdj Send Payment to = ScsZXeo2PeLzNPVcjHdtkjQX5zY6phjTEm+1kH98asd9Hb3U8aksdnJNgs7923nasdj The client will recognize the difference between the address and invoice number and store them on the blockchain accordingly. Scenario you can test: Send a payment to an address with a random invoice number attached as the example above outlines. Verify in your transactions that the invoice number was attached. You should also be able to verify this independently from any node by getting the transaction id, going to the console (help > debug window > console), and typing gettransaction <transaction id> Example: Address = ScsZXeo2PeLzNPVcjHdtkjQX5zY6phjTEm Invoice Number = 1kH98asd9Hb3U8aksdnJNgs7923nasdj Transaction id = 2e56d470d068a89d51bf20f83c25622d7d5dc16f9a0b7763d3e6940733d4d791-000 gettransaction 2e56d470d068a89d51bf20f83c25622d7d5dc16f9a0b7763d3e6940733d4d791-000 Look for: "invoiceNumber" : "1kH98asd9Hb3U8aksdnJNgs7923nasdj" And verify it matches your invoice number. Note: Our block explorers will look for invoice numbers and have an API to call from invoice number. We may implement a RPC call for it as well. This will allow anyone to independently verify a address and invoice number from anywhere. StakingIf you are familiar with the staking process, there are no significant changes. 1 minute block times. Block reward is 2% of total coins in circulation, divide by the number of blocks in a year. How much you actually earn will depend on how many coins people are currently staking. Weighted against the network. Block Reward Example: Number of Coins = 130,000,000 2% of 130,000,000 = 2,600,000 Number of blocks in a year = 525,600 Block reward: 2,600,000 / 525,600 = 4.94672754... The block reward will change every block. Note: You will experience blocks that are staked and then later rejected. How to stake: Setup and staking video: https://youtu.be/2w9r2LoXM6cOpen your wallet - Open dnotes-qt.exe Encrypt your wallet - Settings > Encrypt Wallet > Enter password > Enter Password Again > Click ok > Click ok > wallet will close. Re-open wallet. Make sure you have coins in your wallet and they are confirmed and mature. Unlock your wallet - Settings > Unlock Wallet > Enter password > Click ok. In the lower left the lock should be unlocked and the up arrow should be green. You will now be staking. You can hover your mouse over the lock and the up arrow to see the status. CRISPCRISP reward will be 0.5% every 1440 blocks (1 day for pre-release, but it will be 1 month for actual release). This will occur automatically. Note: All coins must remain in the same address for the entire period. If you deposit at 1441, you will not receive CRISP reward at block 2880, your first CRISP reward would be block 4320. Scenarios to test: If you received CRISP reward with an online wallet. If you received CRISP reward with an online and staking wallet. If you received CRISP reward with an offline wallet. We welcome all questions, suggestions, comments, and feedback. Please use the following forms, you may also post here for community discussion. Suggestions and Feedback Form: https://goo.gl/forms/xRWNAkXFaUJWc8UE3Report any issues here: https://goo.gl/forms/rBWvYLzufkiil4Qm2 |
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Hi, Congratulations for the 2.0 alpha! I am on linux box. Downloaded the source code, built successfully with qmake + make. But the application will not start but getting core dump. *** Error in `./dnotes-qt': double free or corruption (fasttop): 0x00007fe93c03c960 ***
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/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(+0x777e5)[0x7fe98b70a7e5]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(+0x8037a)[0x7fe98b71337a]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(cfree+0x4c)[0x7fe98b71753c]
./dnotes-qt[0x5a8cfe]
Anyone else succeeded compiling and running on linux? Thanks! Hi kz3d8fc7, that does look like a bug we have dealt with recently. Let me check with our team and get back to you, it may just need an update of the source code. Hi kz3d8fc7, just confirmed, if you build from the master branch here: https://github.com/DNotesCoin/DNotes2.0That should take care of the issue. |
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Hi Guys!
I have a few questions about Dnote 2.0
Will the Scrypt-mining completely stop?
Is it possiple to update the old desktop, or do we need to make a new wallet and then transfer the coins there?
Is there something like mosternodes, where you have to own smth like 100k notes to stake?
At which Block is the Note 2.0 coming? Is it starting a Block 0 again? still same block times?
I really like that you guys are going to make it possiple to stake with your coins offline thats a good idea. Is there any other coin that allows that?
Thanks for your time!
Hi kotchny, welcome to the DNotes forum! Script mining will be eliminated completely from DNotes 2.0, after the launch. We will have a period where DNotes 1.2 can still be mined and swapped for DNotes 2.0. After that soft deadline, any newly mined DNotes will not be eligible for swap to DNotes 2.0. You will need to create a new wallet with the new client, and swap with us (or use the DNotesVault) in order to receive DNotes 2.0. We had considered making it swap-able and decided against it to prevent confusion and some other issues that would arise. We will make the process as easy as we can, simply send us the DNotes and give us your new address. Masternodes, or something similar will be needed eventually. At this time we have not specifically decided on masternodes, but it does seem like the best option to work from. We have not decided on the final block as of yet, once we know for sure the exact date, we will announce that. Yes, DNotes 2.0 will start at block 0. Block times will be the same, 60 second block target. CRISP is a new feature to DNotes (monthly interest regardless of whether the wallet is on or offline), but cold/deferred/leased staking already exists in Waves, NEXT, and a few others. What it boils down to is creating an not spendable transaction, that the blockchain will recognize as part of your wallets stake-able balance. Cold staking will be release in a soon, but future release of DNotes 2.0 |
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Hi, Congratulations for the 2.0 alpha! I am on linux box. Downloaded the source code, built successfully with qmake + make. But the application will not start but getting core dump. *** Error in `./dnotes-qt': double free or corruption (fasttop): 0x00007fe93c03c960 ***
======= Backtrace: =========
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(+0x777e5)[0x7fe98b70a7e5]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(+0x8037a)[0x7fe98b71337a]
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(cfree+0x4c)[0x7fe98b71753c]
./dnotes-qt[0x5a8cfe]
Anyone else succeeded compiling and running on linux? Thanks! Hi kz3d8fc7, that does look like a bug we have dealt with recently. Let me check with our team and get back to you, it may just need an update of the source code. |
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Hello
First of all congratulations to the Alpha Realease, good job
I invested some time ago in DNote, which worries me however, is the low trading volume.
0.55 BTC, even the Putin Coin has a higher volume :-)
It does not seem like many people are interested in Dnote.
Why? The Concept is so good.
I do not understand that, you have so much potential.
Sorry for my englisch.
Greetings from Germany
Greetings Mbaker0510, thank you for the kind words! Timing is a key factor to any project. The industry is reaching the point where people are beginning to see why DNotes is moving in this direction, and have experienced many of the hurdles to mass adoption that DNotes will be able to solve. That makes this the perfect time for DNotes to start pounding, and that is exactly what we are doing. You will be able to see the results of this in real time, as we begin to expand our social media reach, expand our media reach and gain interviews, speaking engagements, and write ups in larger and larger outlets. As well as our projects will begin to start growing and be deployed more quickly. Just a few fundamental examples: Trust: The industry is experiencing the pains of a lack of regulation / following regulations, and building on trust in financial services. Leadership: The industry has experienced many splits and much debate that has slowed the progression of the technology. Stability: The industry is experiencing how the dramatic swings in value have a negative overall impact. Intrinsic Value: Lack of intrinsic value exacerbates the issue of stability, with no floor, and no yardstick for investors to measure against. Self Interest: There is a distinct lack of self interest and willful push towards mass adoption, this is why we believe the company and cross ownership model is the only way to progress. And many more... We are not there yet of course, and this is a massive project of a massive scale, that will take immense time and effort. However, never before have these issues been brought to light to so clearly, making the right time for DNotes to accelerate and raise funds, NOW. |
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CRISP
CRISP reward will be 0.5% every 1440 blocks (1 day for pre-release, but it will be 1 month for actual release). This will occur automatically.
Note:
All coins must remain in the same address for the entire period.
If you deposit at 1441, you will not receive CRISP reward at block 2880, your first CRISP reward would be block 4320.
Scenarios to test:
If you received CRISP reward with an online wallet.
If you received CRISP reward with an online and staking wallet.
If you received CRISP reward with an offline wallet.
We welcome all questions, suggestions, comments, and feedback. Please use the following forms, you may also post here for community discussion.
So do I have to move my funds in one of the other folders like Retirement, kids, employee, etc? Or can it just sit in my vault? Also do I have to do anything special to my vault in order for it to receive CRISP rewards? Just want to know if I have to have a special address to get the Reward.
All addresses are rewarded individually. So you can keep them wherever you want, in or out of the DNotesVault, in your own wallet, in multiple addresses. The only exception to the rule would be exchanges, without significantly changing the way they handle funds, they won't likely be able to have users participate. We will however reach out to them when the time comes. The key to receiving CRISP rewards will be not to move coins around to different addresses. As soon as they move from one address to another, they are disqualified for the following round of CRISP payments. They will have to remain at the same address for the full cycle. |
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Download the DNotes 2.0 pre-alpha windows build and source code: https://github.com/DNotesCoin/DNotes2.0/releases/tag/v2.0.0.0-prePlease use the master branch here to build on linux, instead of the zipped source files: https://github.com/DNotesCoin/DNotes2.0Release NotesDNotes 2.0 Pre-Release AlphaThis pre-release is an open alpha for individuals to test out features of the upcoming DNotes 2.0 release. This network and all associated address balances will be wiped before the final DNotes 2.0 production release. The dnotes-qt.exe executable available with this pre-release should work on most modern Windows operating systems. New Features for DNotes 2.0Switch from Proof Of Work to Proof Of Stake with ~2% annual staking reward. Updated transaction fees to be destroyed. Added display of DNotes and Wallet value in USD (based on coinmarketcap's API). Added DNotes news feeds. Added invoice number support for sending NOTE to an address. The format to specify an invoice number when sending to an address is (address)+(invoice number). Added CRISP payouts for keeping NOTE Balance in the same address for a period of time. For the alpha release network, the payouts happen approximately every day. The first payout block is 1500 and additional payouts happen every 1440 blocks. The final production release will payout approximately every month instead. Post your DNotes 2.0 pre-alpha address here or send an email to contact@dnotescoin.com, and we will send you some coins. Regression TestingFor those of you that are familiar with running console commands, if you would like to participate in regression testing, please use this form: https://goo.gl/forms/uBpPxgmPs2tWetBG3Invoice NumberThis is the first step in the implementation of the automated invoicing system, allowing you to add an invoice number to a transaction. You may attach an invoice number after the address by adding a plus sign after the address, followed by the invoice number. Example: Address = ScsZXeo2PeLzNPVcjHdtkjQX5zY6phjTEm Invoice Number = 1kH98asd9Hb3U8aksdnJNgs7923nasdj Send Payment to = ScsZXeo2PeLzNPVcjHdtkjQX5zY6phjTEm+1kH98asd9Hb3U8aksdnJNgs7923nasdj The client will recognize the difference between the address and invoice number and store them on the blockchain accordingly. Scenario you can test: Send a payment to an address with a random invoice number attached as the example above outlines. Verify in your transactions that the invoice number was attached. You should also be able to verify this independently from any node by getting the transaction id, going to the console (help > debug window > console), and typing gettransaction <transaction id> Example: Address = ScsZXeo2PeLzNPVcjHdtkjQX5zY6phjTEm Invoice Number = 1kH98asd9Hb3U8aksdnJNgs7923nasdj Transaction id = 2e56d470d068a89d51bf20f83c25622d7d5dc16f9a0b7763d3e6940733d4d791-000 gettransaction 2e56d470d068a89d51bf20f83c25622d7d5dc16f9a0b7763d3e6940733d4d791-000 Look for: "invoiceNumber" : "1kH98asd9Hb3U8aksdnJNgs7923nasdj" And verify it matches your invoice number. Note: Our block explorers will look for invoice numbers and have an API to call from invoice number. We may implement a RPC call for it as well. This will allow anyone to independently verify a address and invoice number from anywhere. StakingIf you are familiar with the staking process, there are no significant changes. 1 minute block times. Block reward is 2% of total coins in circulation, divide by the number of blocks in a year. How much you actually earn will depend on how many coins people are currently staking. Weighted against the network. Block Reward Example: Number of Coins = 130,000,000 2% of 130,000,000 = 2,600,000 Number of blocks in a year = 525,600 Block reward: 2,600,000 / 525,600 = 4.94672754... The block reward will change every block. Note: You will experience blocks that are staked and then later rejected. How to stake: Setup and staking video: https://youtu.be/2w9r2LoXM6cOpen your wallet - Open dnotes-qt.exe Encrypt your wallet - Settings > Encrypt Wallet > Enter password > Enter Password Again > Click ok > Click ok > wallet will close. Re-open wallet. Make sure you have coins in your wallet and they are confirmed and mature. Unlock your wallet - Settings > Unlock Wallet > Enter password > Click ok. In the lower left the lock should be unlocked and the up arrow should be green. You will now be staking. You can hover your mouse over the lock and the up arrow to see the status. CRISPCRISP reward will be 0.5% every 1440 blocks (1 day for pre-release, but it will be 1 month for actual release). This will occur automatically. Note: All coins must remain in the same address for the entire period. If you deposit at 1441, you will not receive CRISP reward at block 2880, your first CRISP reward would be block 4320. Scenarios to test: If you received CRISP reward with an online wallet. If you received CRISP reward with an online and staking wallet. If you received CRISP reward with an offline wallet. We welcome all questions, suggestions, comments, and feedback. Please use the following forms, you may also post here for community discussion. Suggestions and Feedback Form: https://goo.gl/forms/xRWNAkXFaUJWc8UE3Report any issues here: https://goo.gl/forms/rBWvYLzufkiil4Qm2 |
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Congratulations on the pre-launch and happy birthday! Looking forward to the 2018.
Here's my address for the new wallet: SNTqW3zR3okrG9ByQGUofHjdn5WYEcrCRW
Thank you
P.S Will you release information about the technical capabilities of the DNotes 2.0? Such as transaction speed for example.
Thank you IvaneCibe. We have sent you some trial 2.0 coins to play around with. Joe may be better suited to answer your question than myself. Welcome IvaneCibe, it is roughly in the 60 transactions per second range. However, it is not our intention to address the scaling issue with the initial release of DNotes 2.0. 60 second block time target. 1 meg blocks. |
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What will happen with the current CRISP account and the DNote 1.0 coin on it?
Congratulations on the update!
Great job everyone! And on time as well! That's what teamwork does for a project!
Hi Xuantu9xz, The retirement accounts will be moved to regular DNotesVault accounts at the time of the switch, with all interest earned, where you can use them normally. |
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First CRISP payment in the Alpha Pre-Release! |
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Great work Joe. I've been playing around with it, and all seems to be working fine here from sending, receiving, invoicing system and staking.
Thanks Tim, working with the Geneca team has been amazing! |
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Download the DNotes 2.0 pre-alpha windows build and source code: https://github.com/DNotesCoin/DNotes2.0/releases/tag/v2.0.0.0-prePlease use the master branch here to build on linux, instead of the zipped source files: https://github.com/DNotesCoin/DNotes2.0Release NotesDNotes 2.0 Pre-Release AlphaThis pre-release is an open alpha for individuals to test out features of the upcoming DNotes 2.0 release. This network and all associated address balances will be wiped before the final DNotes 2.0 production release. The dnotes-qt.exe executable available with this pre-release should work on most modern Windows operating systems. New Features for DNotes 2.0Switch from Proof Of Work to Proof Of Stake with ~2% annual staking reward. Updated transaction fees to be destroyed. Added display of DNotes and Wallet value in USD (based on coinmarketcap's API). Added DNotes news feeds. Added invoice number support for sending NOTE to an address. The format to specify an invoice number when sending to an address is (address)+(invoice number). Added CRISP payouts for keeping NOTE Balance in the same address for a period of time. For the alpha release network, the payouts happen approximately every day. The first payout block is 1500 and additional payouts happen every 1440 blocks. The final production release will payout approximately every month instead. Post your DNotes 2.0 pre-alpha address here or send an email to contact@dnotescoin.com, and we will send you some coins. Regression TestingFor those of you that are familiar with running console commands, if you would like to participate in regression testing, please use this form: https://goo.gl/forms/uBpPxgmPs2tWetBG3Invoice NumberThis is the first step in the implementation of the automated invoicing system, allowing you to add an invoice number to a transaction. You may attach an invoice number after the address by adding a plus sign after the address, followed by the invoice number. Example: Address = ScsZXeo2PeLzNPVcjHdtkjQX5zY6phjTEm Invoice Number = 1kH98asd9Hb3U8aksdnJNgs7923nasdj Send Payment to = ScsZXeo2PeLzNPVcjHdtkjQX5zY6phjTEm+1kH98asd9Hb3U8aksdnJNgs7923nasdj The client will recognize the difference between the address and invoice number and store them on the blockchain accordingly. Scenario you can test: Send a payment to an address with a random invoice number attached as the example above outlines. Verify in your transactions that the invoice number was attached. You should also be able to verify this independently from any node by getting the transaction id, going to the console (help > debug window > console), and typing gettransaction <transaction id> Example: Address = ScsZXeo2PeLzNPVcjHdtkjQX5zY6phjTEm Invoice Number = 1kH98asd9Hb3U8aksdnJNgs7923nasdj Transaction id = 2e56d470d068a89d51bf20f83c25622d7d5dc16f9a0b7763d3e6940733d4d791-000 gettransaction 2e56d470d068a89d51bf20f83c25622d7d5dc16f9a0b7763d3e6940733d4d791-000 Look for: "invoiceNumber" : "1kH98asd9Hb3U8aksdnJNgs7923nasdj" And verify it matches your invoice number. Note: Our block explorers will look for invoice numbers and have an API to call from invoice number. We may implement a RPC call for it as well. This will allow anyone to independently verify a address and invoice number from anywhere. StakingIf you are familiar with the staking process, there are no significant changes. 1 minute block times. Block reward is 2% of total coins in circulation, divide by the number of blocks in a year. How much you actually earn will depend on how many coins people are currently staking. Weighted against the network. Block Reward Example: Number of Coins = 130,000,000 2% of 130,000,000 = 2,600,000 Number of blocks in a year = 525,600 Block reward: 2,600,000 / 525,600 = 4.94672754... The block reward will change every block. Note: You will experience blocks that are staked and then later rejected. How to stake: Setup and staking video: https://youtu.be/2w9r2LoXM6cOpen your wallet - Open dnotes-qt.exe Encrypt your wallet - Settings > Encrypt Wallet > Enter password > Enter Password Again > Click ok > Click ok > wallet will close. Re-open wallet. Make sure you have coins in your wallet and they are confirmed and mature. Unlock your wallet - Settings > Unlock Wallet > Enter password > Click ok. In the lower left the lock should be unlocked and the up arrow should be green. You will now be staking. You can hover your mouse over the lock and the up arrow to see the status. CRISPCRISP reward will be 0.5% every 1440 blocks (1 day for pre-release, but it will be 1 month for actual release). This will occur automatically. Note: All coins must remain in the same address for the entire period. If you deposit at 1441, you will not receive CRISP reward at block 2880, your first CRISP reward would be block 4320. Scenarios to test: If you received CRISP reward with an online wallet. If you received CRISP reward with an online and staking wallet. If you received CRISP reward with an offline wallet. We welcome all questions, suggestions, comments, and feedback. Please use the following forms, you may also post here for community discussion. Suggestions and Feedback Form: https://goo.gl/forms/xRWNAkXFaUJWc8UE3Report any issues here: https://goo.gl/forms/rBWvYLzufkiil4Qm2 |
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Getting ready for the DNotes 2.0 pre-alpha testing release. |
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Preview of the white paper. We are all very excited to be releasing it soon, along with the DNotes Global website, and pitch deck. |
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We are just about ready for the prototype release and may adjust CRISP to a daily payout so everyone can at least see it happening. There will be a windows build, and source code available for linux users to compile on their system. We do not intend to have mac build for the prototype.
The primary focus for those who are interested in testing will be regression testing (testing old functionality to ensure it still works as intended). There will be some documentation available and a checklist of functionality to test. There will be Prototype DNotes 2.0 coins available and you will be able to post your address or send me an email.
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An idea I have for CryptoMoms is to build in both a social networking and task management component. I'm thinking along the lines of Basecamp, Trello, Process Street with maybe a touch of Evernote thrown in. For social networking, you can have people you follow or friend, and you can categorize them into different groups or put them on different teams. So the idea would be that on CryptoMoms you can blog and discuss matters, but you can also organize your work into tasks which might repeat, network with your teams, and you can showcase your work. The site could offer webinars and short courses of various kinds, for example, maybe a regular class could be one based on the 4 Pillars book. I'd love to have a one stop site where I could organize my family's next camping trip as well as keep up with my various cryptocurrency tasks, organize my research for various writing projects, and network with others if I want to do something requiring collaboration. If you can somehow integrate a "rewards" aspect to it, similar to Steemit where posts are rewarded based on upvotes, that would certainly be fun, but not necessary. I'm thinking that mainly since women tend to wear many hats (especially moms), it would be really cool to have a place where you could have it all organized. Edit: And since this *is* crypto, after all, a site like this wouldn't be complete without some pretty deluxe multicoin wallets  I think those are some excellent suggestions for the integration of cryptocurrency into the administration of everyday tasks that could be cleverly implemented in a clever way as a component of our overall ecosystem, or put into some of the software that we may one day produce. Steemit have done some excellent work in this space for social blogging as one example that you provided. At the end of the day, cryptocurrencies need to have as many uses as possible across a wide variety of industries, and software may be a good beginning place for its use to flourish. Agreed, if we can create successful DNotes micro economies it will aid in our growth as we continue to push towards mass adoption. The social and content related platforms seem to be viable options for building those. Filling a need will be vital to the success of the program, like wiser mentioned, she has a need to organize as work and social begin to merge but still require some separation and organization. Is that a fairly accurate representation of the need wiser? I think you nailed it. I'd love to have a single platform where I can keep track of everything, and choose whether or not to involve others in a given task and basically be social or not. So, if it's my family campout I'm organizing, I'd want to be able to invite my family members to collaborate, but not the entire world. If it's a DNotes project involving other people, then I'd want to be able to socialize/collaborate with those other people right inside the project platform. And there there are those projects that I'd want to keep completely private, such as my spiritual practices or ideas for my personal journaling. I'm certainly not an expert, but I know there are quite a few project management/collaboration platforms out there, like Basecamp, Trello, Process Street, and more. They are all expensive to use if you want all the features, and they don't all work the same or really do everything, and more often than not, you end up bringing in other apps, and then there are apps which help you integrate those other apps! It would be awesome to have it all there in one place, no other apps needed (although it wouldn't hurt to allow syncing with the other apps for those who want it). It would also be awesome to have it not cost too much. However, with that said, it would also definitely have to be profitable. Perhaps some kind of model could be used where the platform is free to use, but if you use it for some kind of business where you make sales through the platform, perhaps there could be a commission paid to the platform, similar to eBay. And actually, designing CryptoMoms as a platform where someone could use it to run their business on, where it would have everything a business would normally need--shopping carts, payment processing, full website space, etc., *and* also have all the tools to keep it organized (recordkeeping, invoicing, etc.)--if that's even possible, I think would tie in so nicely with DNotes Global's vision. Perhaps people who run businesses that serve businesses, such as bookkeepers, graphic designers, etc., they could have their space on the platform and when you decide you need that service, there is a handy index you can go through and then collaborate with those service providers right inside the platform. Not being a programmer, I of course have no idea what setting up something like that actually entails. I guess that would be a question for the Geneca people I agree, that is the kind of platform I can get behind. Initially more social and growing a model of merged business, team, and social functionality and organization and management. Great idea!!! |
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DNotes 2.0, CRISPs, and DNotesVault are our first foundation blocks to enable DNotes stakeholders to save and spend DNotes like money. Subject to getting regulatory approvals, with a full-service exchange, bank, and partner banks, DNotes stakeholders would be issued a multi-currency card that could be used just like, money, credit and debit card anywhere DNotes is accepted around the world. That is the power of our fully integrated ecosystems.
Fully integrated systems are going to be huge! Right now no one has them. I would be thrilled with a debit card that would allow me to instantly (and not too expensively) spend my DNotes at a normal store without having to first go through an exchange (right now Cryptopia is the only option I'm aware of and they really stink) and then sending the BTC to Coinbase. That will be especially fun when the DNotes I bought for a few cents are worth several dollars! I see your point, Wiser. Fully integrated systems consisting of an inclusive trusted digital currency with global banking and financial systems are the vital components for a digital currency in gaining mass adoption. This is a complex machine we have been building from ground up. After four years we have built a great foundation for the next phase. Everything that we have accomplished is verifiable. We believe that our white paper, once available for general release, will help a lot of people to better understand our vision and the strategic path we have chosen. These are being done step by step, with more tasks done in parallel, especially when the funding is in place. For now lets get back to the multi-currency card. We like to see it as "Your Liquid Asset Card" with DNotes being your primary asset. Being an account holder at DNotesVault, you assign a pre-approved limit as the spendable limit. It can always be adjusted up or down. Our banking and financial networks will do all the conversion for you, anywhere in the world, where our approved list of fiat and digital currencies are accepted. This is how we see the future. It will take years to built out the essential infrastructure and be in compliance of multiple layers of regulations. Good Afternoon Dyna, Im quite excited that you are launching the new platform next week. I was following this thread about the other coins doing the same thing as Dnotes. ETC is already availible on centra wallet and also planning that can use it as a visa card. Centra being the payment gateway and also uquid. Are you saying that its going to take years for notes to catch up? shurely if these commodoties have already passed these regulatory detils it should not take that long for dnote to do so too. https://www.reddit.com/r/EthereumClassic/comments/816q0k/etc_is_now_a_spendable_asset_on_the_centra_card/https://uquid.com/ethereum-classic-etc-debit-cardI have invested a bit into dnotes and look forward to seeing the white paper. Welcome MarkUK1! It looks like these are prepaid cards. These are good interim solutions. Ones that we can look into using while we are building out our system and network, as well as just another payment option. What I could not find is information on how the exchange occurs, at what point of the transaction the exchange occurs, what fees were involved for the conversion, what fees are involved in the transaction, who is doing the backend conversion, where they are allowed or not (uquid did a pretty good job defining where they are available for use). However, these are not a fully integrated financial services platforms as Dyna was talking about. A fully integrated financial services platform will be much more efficient, convenient, and flexible with a wider range of services and much less middle men taking cuts of each transaction. This type of integration will be required to truly reach mass adoption and make digital currency competitive in the existing marketplace. |
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