lisk states they have dapps and that youl be able to build dapps at launch when you clearly can't and liskHQ confirmed this indirectly.
Please, don't spread lies. You are making up things. You said that Bitcoin isn't decentralized. You obviously don't know what that word means.
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Almost! The public key is hashed again using SHA-256 and then the first 8 bytes of the hash are reversed. The account ID is then the decimal representation of those 8 bytes.
Ok, thanks. I have my code working. Please explain what "BIP39" means? If I generate my own accounts from random character strings, will this cause any issue? What are the limitations enforced by BIP39? https://github.com/bitcoinjs/bip39 This enforces extremely secure passphrases.
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Attention delegates: Make sure your pass is strong. A trusted delegate was hacked last night and lost his testnet lisk(stealing fake coins yay!) He did not have a secure pass. Seems the coins were transferred to an account named pangu.
This can't happen on the mainnet, because we are enforcing BIP39 passphrases in the UI. //Lines 260-265 private.openAccount = function (secret, cb) { var hash = crypto.createHash('sha256').update(secret, 'utf8').digest(); var keypair = ed.MakeKeypair(hash);
self.setAccountAndGet({publicKey: keypair.publicKey.toString('hex')}, cb); }
//Lines 268-280 Accounts.prototype.generateAddressByPublicKey = function (publicKey) { var publicKeyHash = crypto.createHash('sha256').update(publicKey, 'hex').digest(); var temp = new Buffer(8); for (var i = 0; i < 8; i++) { temp[i] = publicKeyHash[7 - i]; }
var address = bignum.fromBuffer(temp).toString() + 'L'; if (!address) { throw Error("wrong publicKey " + publicKey); } return address; }
EDIT: Please let me know if I'm understanding this correctly. To get a Lisk address, all I do is take the SHA-256 hash of the secret key, derive the Ed25519 pub/priv-key pair and then convert the first 7 bytes of the pub-key to a long? What is the "cb" parameter? I see it passed around everywhere and I also see that some method is named that. I can't readily find it's definition. Almost! The public key is hashed again using SHA-256 and then the first 8 bytes of the hash are reversed. The account ID is then the decimal representation of those 8 bytes.
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Whoa, easy there. Just asking a legitimate question. So are you saying nobodys Lisk is currently showing in thier wallets and that as soon as the work is complete the balances will show?
Can somebody else please verify this?
Thanks in Advance.
Hey, As soon as we launch the LISK will be visible in your account. Right now, nobody has access to his LISK.
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To me one of her key points is the FUD about Lisk dapp zip files. She is saying that because Lisk dapp files are not permanent fixtures on the Lisk mainchain (as ETH dapps are on the ETH mainchain), how do you know you are loading a clean Lisk dapp from a zip file you get from elsewhere? This is actually a valid point. So...does the capability exist now in Lisk to put in the main Lisk blockchain during dapp registration an MD5 hash or similar for the offchain Lisk dapp zip file? Can such a capability be added? Is should such a capability needed? (I think yes...) A dapp dev can put a hash in the dapp description field and the users can control the hash before using the dapp. However, this is not feasible or elegant. Long-term I would like to introduce a "version scheme" into the dapp store. That means for every update the dapp developer has to upload a hash to the blockchain and before launching the dapp the Lisk client checks if the hash is correct. It's just a thought right now, but I'm pretty certain that we will implement something like that later on. It's kind of ironic that as soon as I posted the response on StackOverflow there are immediately a few trolls here.
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Lisk claims you can they have dapps yet they dont store the code on the blockchain they store it in a zip file and just link it to the chain. wow did anyone know this? how does that make it decentralized app
Bitcoin isn't decentralized as well, right? We also mentioned, that in the future we will support decentralized technologies like IPFS. of course bitcoin isn't decentralized, so currently at launch you wont have dapps Sorry, but what are you saying? you should really moderate this thread doesnt look appealing for a $5.9million coin
You do see that I post less and less here, right? We are all on our own forum and chat. Bitcointalk is just noise at this point of time. Serious discussions are somewhere else.
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Lisk claims you can they have dapps yet they dont store the code on the blockchain they store it in a zip file and just link it to the chain. wow did anyone know this? how does that make it decentralized app
Bitcoin isn't decentralized as well, right? We also mentioned, that in the future we will support decentralized technologies like IPFS.
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How can I get Lisk coins for the testnet? Thanks. Also, I did participate in the ICO. Is there away to redeem testnet coins from my ICO address?
https://faucet.lisk.io/, if that doesn't work send me a PM with your testnet Lisk address.
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you will be speaking on in Mai at the congress, right? Which congress?
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bullshit crap topic...no news nothin to read here only bullcrap..i am also heading to lisk forum website.
That is giving it credit. LISKHQ must come here and cringe, I scanned last few pages and I will never be coming back here. A thread taken over by teenagers who have no clue and should go back to school to learn a thing or two. Disgraceful. Nothing we can do about. Best to go to our forum or chat.
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I said it before: I think, we need a "Lisk – technical discussion an announcements" thread and let the kiddies take over this one.
We are taking all discussions to our forum and chat. Everyone who is looking for serious discussions should head there. Lisk needs to create his own community, outside of Bitcointalk. This is extremely important. Therefore, please head over there. Thanks.
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Dark Lisk will be partner for LISK No.
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Hi,DEV,I have joined the QQ group of LISK ,is there a Lisk Team member in that group?
Whick QQ group you joined in? Max in the main QQ group: 538750004 Yes,I see ,But he is offline most of the times. Hey, it was 2AM. I'm online in QQ from time to time.
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All links and current admins Added to the OP. Thanks!
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Seychelles lol. Max got best friends in seycheles. Get you conclusions....
Oh, and we are from Panama. http://www.whois.com/whois/lisk.ioWhois protection is mandatory today. Especially if you announce a project on Bitcointalk.
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MAX!!! ARE YOU ACTUALLY ENDORSING THE LISK.FUND THING? SO YOU ARE ENCOURAGING PEOPLE TO TRADE LISK BEFORE ITS OFFICIAL LAUNCH??? WTF? ? THAT IS REALLY DISRESPECTFUL AND A SLAP ACROSS THE FACE TO ALL OF US WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE ICO!!!! Lisk is not even launched yet. They can only trade LISK after launch. Doesn't matter if we talk about exchanges or about the lisk.fund team. I'm just stating that they are honest.
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To be delegate, is it mandatory to have his LISK software on a VPS (in practice, I know that in theory it's not) ?
Yes, or on a dedicated server. Very well could be. Stay away. It's not a trap. It's a serious site, I know the owners. @liskHq
Is there anyway to buy or earn lisk?
and where is lisk windows wallet? i made a account on lisk website,is that the final wallet?
We are not launched yet. Please wait until launch, then you can buy Lisk and download a Windows Lisk client. What % of UNCLAIMED accounts hold less than .25 BTC initial investment? What about UNVERIFIED? We aren't getting 100%, obviously, as some were test accounts and test amounts. I had one such account myself and will not validate that one. (Or claim it for that matter). What are the latest pass phrase generation / verification numbers?
Completed exchanges ~> 8490 Completed exchanges / claimed and validated ~> 7554 Completed exchanges / claimed but still unvalidated ~> 672 Completed exchanged unclaimed ~> 264 We already said that we won't delay the release again because of the low validation rates. The numbers are already MUCH better than before.
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