@oocook5u:  relay OP_RETURN <data> TxOut does not write anything to the blockchain.  The message is only passed to an address.

Go to

http://andarazoroflove.org/cryptocurrency/altcoincreation/

Email Cryptsy and ask for a listing.
See if we can add a transaction to process BOINC work units
Add the messaging feature Gavin is preparing for Bitcoin: relay OP_RETURN <data> TxOut
Compress the data

Get people to pay for downloads as well, so that you have a properly funded Wikipedia/media repository.

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Thanks

How was this done in the coding?  Any new script versions created?

Can you also send messages with this coin?

Thanks oocook5u.  This is an idea whose time has come.  A real use for cryptocurrencies.

Jeez.  Thanks.  I received 2 already.

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Thanks!

Owen

Some of these posts will confuse you.  You need to look at the languages of Bitcoin.

The Bitcoin client is written in C++.  Bitcoin-Qt is also written in C++ but compiled using QtCreator.  Like corebob said, C++ is 20 years of pain and suffering but you have to know it.  It is the hard core engineering language.  No quarter given and no prisoners taken.

Bitcoin transactions are written in Script, which is a form of Forth.  You can download gforth and play with it.

To actually understand how object orientated code works, I would recommend Python.  An easy language to understand.

Java is useful in a web/Internet environment but not really relevant to Bitcoin.


For a gentle introduction to Linux I would go with Lubuntu.

Relay OP_RETURN <data> TxOut will be a standard transaction in Bitcoin 0.9.  So then you will be able to send messages and data without clogging up the blockchain.
https://bitcoinfoundation.org/blog/?p=290

See if you can add in demurrage to this coin (like freicoin).  A demurrage currency using PoS would be awesome.

You would be able to recycle lost wallets, keep a constant coinbase and provide the interest of the PoS.  And use very little electricity.

To speed up settlement you should really look at Ripple's proof of consensus (PoC), perhaps as a replacement for the PoW in your system.  For commercial use a cryptocurrency has to settle and be confirmed in seconds, not minutes.

Hmmm...  PoC followed by PoS?  A fast, low energy coin with a constant eternal coinbase and perpetual rewards for the users?  That would be interesting.

Bitcoin going crazy.  Now at $160.

Looking to buy 10000FRC for 0.8BTC.  PM me if interested.

Bought 10,000FRC for 1.15BTC from DarkHyudrA. 

Thank you very much.

Extro24

Bitcoin just hit $84.  I will give 1BTC for 10000FRC.

The Bitcoin price just hit $84, and seems headed for the heavens.  I will give 1 BTC for 10,000 FRC.

Received! Thanks a lot!

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And I actually need Ripple to trade Freicoin.  Complicated, but easy to understand.

If you are looking for free ripples go to the Ripple forum https://ripple.com/forum.

I actually wanted some XRP from Ripple, and needed to post on the Bitcoin Forum to get it.  Then I discovered I was still a newbie!
Now I need to post and stay online for 4 hours to get my ripples.

Hmmm...  Looks like I can...