[*] 8BIT [Dark Masternodes][Anon][Roadmap Stage 4]

[toeshe]

seems we going backwards here!! is the whole chain down?

so much for a blockchain update

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[drays]

seems we going backwards here!! is the whole chain down?

so much for a blockchain update

Its moving reasonably well on my node.

Our blockchain is working smooth plus

Code:

    "connections" : 212,

Can I get some of these...? Pretty please  

[toeshe]

ok i cant get mine to sync and i noticed bittrex is in maintenence mod and cryptopia has no connections

[TomVelvetPaws]

This is from the CRAVE thread and I thought I would put it here too


Quote from: Taltos777 on Today at 08:35:34 PM
That sucks. Looks like exchanges are playing govt roles these days. So much for privacy coins Sad

Well we have privacy ones Monero being the big boy on the block then not in any particular order  Pivx Droidz ICASH Darkcash 8Bit and Crave we are making a comeback.A revolution you might say.Support them all if you are able.United we stand as you might say.No need for competition between any of us we all should stick together.I want to get the dark market started back up again with crave but I need someone that's a dev to do that as I have no idea how to do it.I believe Crave is the rare one in the list hence it could fetch a higher price and like I said we need to get the dark market back up and running again which is supposedly integrated into this coin and wallet.I just don't know how.I'm not a developer I'm a PR guy and a torch bearer for what I love to believe in and have a passion for.I like to help people and do what's right by the world.I believe the law should be obeyed but at the same time, I believe it can be too restrictive and one should be able to choose their own path as long as it does not harm others.

[testnet.worker1]

This is from the CRAVE thread and I thought I would put it here too


Quote from: Taltos777 on Today at 08:35:34 PM
That sucks. Looks like exchanges are playing govt roles these days. So much for privacy coins Sad

Well we have privacy ones Monero being the big boy on the block then not in any particular order  Pivx Droidz ICASH Darkcash 8Bit and Crave we are making a comeback.A revolution you might say.Support them all if you are able.United we stand as you might say.No need for competition between any of us we all should stick together.I want to get the dark market started back up again with crave but I need someone that's a dev to do that as I have no idea how to do it.I believe Crave is the rare one in the list hence it could fetch a higher price and like I said we need to get the dark market back up and running again which is supposedly integrated into this coin and wallet.I just don't know how.I'm not a developer I'm a PR guy and a torch bearer for what I love to believe in and have a passion for.I like to help people and do what's right by the world.I believe the law should be obeyed but at the same time, I believe it can be too restrictive and one should be able to choose their own path as long as it does not harm others.

I'll be on the crave thread later letting them know we're (8bit) in it together too 

[TomVelvetPaws]

This is from the CRAVE thread and I thought I would put it here too


Quote from: Taltos777 on Today at 08:35:34 PM
That sucks. Looks like exchanges are playing govt roles these days. So much for privacy coins Sad

Well we have privacy ones Monero being the big boy on the block then not in any particular order  Pivx Droidz ICASH Darkcash 8Bit and Crave we are making a comeback.A revolution you might say.Support them all if you are able.United we stand as you might say.No need for competition between any of us we all should stick together.I want to get the dark market started back up again with crave but I need someone that's a dev to do that as I have no idea how to do it.I believe Crave is the rare one in the list hence it could fetch a higher price and like I said we need to get the dark market back up and running again which is supposedly integrated into this coin and wallet.I just don't know how.I'm not a developer I'm a PR guy and a torch bearer for what I love to believe in and have a passion for.I like to help people and do what's right by the world.I believe the law should be obeyed but at the same time, I believe it can be too restrictive and one should be able to choose their own path as long as it does not harm others.

I'll be on the crave thread later letting them know we're (8bit) in it together too  

Hell yea wow this is going better than I ever anticipated.Lets do it.

head over to poswallet and add 8bit to the voting thread.you can use my link there in my sig hint hint please lol    we will vote it in

[cryptogasm]

Can I have a link to Slack please? Thanks in advance.

[testnet.worker1]

I'm being careful with this re-release. It appears development has moved into the deepstate.

I'm actively trying to support and monitor the development and it's either been non existent the past few days or like I said, they moved it to a more private setting.

[testnet.worker1]

contacted coinmarketcap and asked them to update current supply from working block explorer http://explorer.8-bit.ga/

UPDATED https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/8bit/

current supply 1.1m

[8-bit-Party]

Please update 8BIT block explorer / coin supply source (abe api compatible), the new address is: http://explorer.8-bit.ga/

contacted coinmarketcap and asked them to update current supply from working block explorer http://explorer.8-bit.ga/

UPDATED https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/8bit/

current supply 1.1m

Thanks! You got a bonus for being effective (as I was not).

[drays]

Frankly speaking, I am close to getting fed up with this coin wallet. It constantly falls off the network, staking on its own fork. All those problems are because of very weak network with  very small number of active connections.

I have an impression that somebody has created his own sub-network and intentionally ignores other clients, so only his own sub-network can stake. Probably some big staker uses "connect=" instead of "addnode=".
As a result managing the wallet becomes a pain in the ass - it needs to be fixed every couple of days!!

Please, someone, provide a list of nodes. What is the dev doing? Is it hard to share his 200+ connections, if they actually exist? Is he the one who created this isolated staking sub-network? I really don't have time to repair this wallet every two days.

Here is my list of nodes, for the beginning:

Code:

addnode=46.101.206.55
addnode=104.207.131.249

Probably these masternodes (I got them from "masternode list" could also be added, those I am not sure they are up-to-date):

Code:

addnode=136.243.147.62:10061
addnode=144.76.211.20:9711
addnode=45.32.207.94:9999

Not much, huh... Can this be called a healthy network?

Anyone can add any up-to-date node to this list?

[8-bit-Party]

Is it hard to share his 200+ connections, if they actually exist? Is he the one who created this isolated staking sub-network?

Your accusations are very serious and you attack me personally. Let's arrange some escrow secured bet basing on your theory. Are you fine with it? How much you want to bet?

[drays]

Is it hard to share his 200+ connections, if they actually exist? Is he the one who created this isolated staking sub-network?

Your accusations are very serious and you attack me personally. Let's arrange some escrow secured bet basing on your theory. Are you fine with it? How much you want to bet?

Heh, you are searching someone to fight with again? Missing MTR guy and DBT? No, I am not a good substitute, I am peaceful (and in general have no issues with you personally).
We went along well for few years here, I assume we can continue doing it.

Note there was no accusations in my message above. There were questions only. And that was not a theory, just a hypothesis. So I will bet 0 on that
You can answer "No" and I will be ok with that.. Of course I would greatly appreciate deeper analysis of issues with 8bit network, but as you are busy with new version, I understand you don't want to spend much time on old chain.

I just need nodes (not a fight and not a bet)... Gimme nodes!

Any constructive feedback to my node query...?

[frankfurrt]

Is it hard to share his 200+ connections, if they actually exist? Is he the one who created this isolated staking sub-network?

Your accusations are very serious and you attack me personally. Let's arrange some escrow secured bet basing on your theory. Are you fine with it? How much you want to bet?

I love how your first response is to attack. Instead of trying to defend yourself and do something helpful. Good job, still not even something as simple as extra nodes to help people out......

[toeshe]

Can someone post a BOOTSTRAP.DAT please.  i'm coming onboard and can bring up some MN's quickly.  thank you! -T

Huge thanks for the Bootstrap!

Question, is it still 112 8bit units to run a MasterNode?  (or did it change to something else?) thanks!
-T

Pure fresh bootstrap.dat will be published on Wednesday. Keep it mind that masternode payments are not enforced so greedy miners do not have to respect them. They will not proceed this way forever though.

where is the bootstrap? Drays is right and i dont see a attack at all ILL be lucky to get even 3 connects? ill also say there is a sub network going on here . all i want is to snyc and sell im done here with assholes

[TomVelvetPaws]

I just don't get it.If someone can help why not do it? It is very sad to see this community fight amongst themselves.   I was a very early adopter of this coin and would love to get back into it but all this fighting just confuses me. I'm like a little puppy I love everybody until you step on my tail.   

[8-bit-Party]

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[Taltos777]

TomVelvet can you package up the Bootstrap and the Transaction files like you did for us with CRAVE please?  (we are years from sync, and i'm a week in.    )     . .  you can do this quick.  hopfully today?  the community is in your hands. 

[drays]

<nodes snip>

8-bit-Party, thanks a lot! There are many nodes in the list, which my wallet never has seen. This should help tremendously.
BTW, sorry for not joining Slack (not sure you miss me there, so just in case ). I am not a "chat"-type guy, and Slack for me is too much hassle. But you can count on me here...

TomVelvet can you package up the Bootstrap and the Transaction files like you did for us with CRAVE please?  (we are years from sync, and i'm a week in.    )     . .  you can do this quick.  hopfully today?  the community is in your hands.  

We have no fresh bootstrap yet, but we have something better (easier to use) - the blockchain backups just few weeks old. You can use them to get much faster sync. Here they are:

From me:

You could try this one: https://mega.nz/#!jwNWyJDA!peD6ofLdingXq2IkbeN1t0qjS0doXymor0sfJg66ils

That is my blockchain backup from Apr 11.

From BurningMan:

I can't sync past block 861269 are there any nodes that may help?

Just loaded a fresh blockchain for you, youmiee on a fork.  Its 12 hours old, and the only to fix that is to reload your blockchain.  This will make it much easier.

https://mega.nz/#!hqwFnATb!1WU6bzZANVH-x_4O-AMWvG65Sg6fOdUH_NU07nyrwTA

I will publish one more, as soon as I get re-synched. But everybody is welcome to help too!

[8-bit-Party]

8-bit-Party, thanks a lot! There are many nodes in the list, which my wallet never has seen. This should help tremendously.

It will not help much in my opinion. The problem is with small number of seed nodes although this problem is temporary.