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Because Bitcoin is focused so much on preserving backward compatibility, there are certain updates we won't ever see included in Bitcoin without causing a fork. Interesting approach by @decredproject to avoid this by unifying the community through a PoW-PoS combo. https://twitter.com/theobtl/status/1019676848127664130This is no guarantee. Sure the changes are voted but that doesn't make them unanimous. In theory there could always be a chain split. It is very unlikely of course
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July 24, 2018, 09:06:56 AM |
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Hi everyone, i've read that trezor has add support to decred recently. Where can i find a guide that help me to transfer my decred on my trezor?
Thank you!
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July 24, 2018, 12:28:33 PM |
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This is no guarantee. Sure the changes are voted but that doesn't make them unanimous. In theory there could always be a chain split. It is very unlikely of course The decred code was written to make impossible a chain split. When a hardfork voting happens the old blockchain "dies" instantly. It's impossible for someone to take control and keep it alive as happened with ETH/ETC and BTC/BCH
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gembitz
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July 24, 2018, 03:05:33 PM |
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This is no guarantee. Sure the changes are voted but that doesn't make them unanimous. In theory there could always be a chain split. It is very unlikely of course The decred code was written to make impossible a chain split. When a hardfork voting happens the old blockchain "dies" instantly. It's impossible for someone to take control and keep it alive as happened with ETH/ETC and BTC/BCH watch me fork your coin what you are saying is impossible unless it's rigged and not even an open source project..errrr yeah :\
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July 24, 2018, 04:12:14 PM |
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This is no guarantee. Sure the changes are voted but that doesn't make them unanimous. In theory there could always be a chain split. It is very unlikely of course The decred code was written to make impossible a chain split. When a hardfork voting happens the old blockchain "dies" instantly. It's impossible for someone to take control and keep it alive as happened with ETH/ETC and BTC/BCH watch me fork your coin what you are saying is impossible unless it's rigged and not even an open source project..errrr yeah :\ it is obvious that the coin can be cloned like any other, just copy and paste the code The question was another. It was about a split in blockchain as happened with eth / etc. This is impossible in decred because the blockchain stops working without POS voting that will always be directed to only one chain.
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July 24, 2018, 04:14:26 PM |
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This is no guarantee. Sure the changes are voted but that doesn't make them unanimous. In theory there could always be a chain split. It is very unlikely of course The decred code was written to make impossible a chain split. When a hardfork voting happens the old blockchain "dies" instantly. It's impossible for someone to take control and keep it alive as happened with ETH/ETC and BTC/BCH watch me fork your coin what you are saying is impossible unless it's rigged and not even an open source project..errrr yeah :\ it is obvious that the coin can be cloned like any other, just copy and paste the code The question was another. It was about a split in blockchain as happened with eth / etc. This is impossible in decred because the blockchain stops working without POS voting that will always be directed to only one chain. directed by who? If we decide to fork we decide to fork...there shouldn't be some crypto-nazi dictating code..this is open source? :\hmm
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gtzanap
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July 24, 2018, 07:46:12 PM |
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it is obvious that the coin can be cloned like any other, just copy and paste the code The question was another. It was about a split in blockchain as happened with eth / etc. This is impossible in decred because the blockchain stops working without POS voting that will always be directed to only one chain.
This is interesting, although I admit I still don't understand how it is impossible to make a chainsplit even if it does indeed take more work than I assumed before. But if you insist this is the case and the dev team agrees, I guess I'll take your word for it
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July 24, 2018, 08:06:46 PM Merited by iCEBREAKER (2) |
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it is obvious that the coin can be cloned like any other, just copy and paste the code The question was another. It was about a split in blockchain as happened with eth / etc. This is impossible in decred because the blockchain stops working without POS voting that will always be directed to only one chain.
This is interesting, although I admit I still don't understand how it is impossible to make a chainsplit even if it does indeed take more work than I assumed before. But if you insist this is the case and the dev team agrees, I guess I'll take your word for it Everything in Decred is voted on by the stake holders. The developers write and test code for BOTH outcomes of the vote. In the instance where a fork would occur, Decred's governance automatically selects the code based on the outcome of the vote by the stakeholders. https://www.cryptocompare.com/coins/guides/a-look-at-decreds-governance-system/
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July 25, 2018, 01:55:29 AM |
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it is obvious that the coin can be cloned like any other, just copy and paste the code The question was another. It was about a split in blockchain as happened with eth / etc. This is impossible in decred because the blockchain stops working without POS voting that will always be directed to only one chain.
This is interesting, although I admit I still don't understand how it is impossible to make a chainsplit even if it does indeed take more work than I assumed before. But if you insist this is the case and the dev team agrees, I guess I'll take your word for it Everything in Decred is voted on by the stake holders. The developers write and test code for BOTH outcomes of the vote. In the instance where a fork would occur, Decred's governance automatically selects the code based on the outcome of the vote by the stakeholders. https://www.cryptocompare.com/coins/guides/a-look-at-decreds-governance-system/That's the important bit! Without being voted on, a chain split can literally not happen. The attacker would need to have so many tickets staked such that for every block in the split chain, they were assured their tickets would be called on to vote for the validity of their split chain. This is the power of the consensus model we have in Decred, and why it is prohibitive (impossible) for the chain to be split in an eth/etc manner.
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July 25, 2018, 02:05:07 AM |
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it is obvious that the coin can be cloned like any other, just copy and paste the code The question was another. It was about a split in blockchain as happened with eth / etc. This is impossible in decred because the blockchain stops working without POS voting that will always be directed to only one chain.
This is interesting, although I admit I still don't understand how it is impossible to make a chainsplit even if it does indeed take more work than I assumed before. But if you insist this is the case and the dev team agrees, I guess I'll take your word for it Everything in Decred is voted on by the stake holders. The developers write and test code for BOTH outcomes of the vote. In the instance where a fork would occur, Decred's governance automatically selects the code based on the outcome of the vote by the stakeholders. https://www.cryptocompare.com/coins/guides/a-look-at-decreds-governance-system/That's the important bit! Without being voted on, a chain split can literally not happen. The attacker would need to have so many tickets staked such that for every block in the split chain, they were assured their tickets would be called on to vote for the validity of their split chain. This is the power of the consensus model we have in Decred, and why it is prohibitive (impossible) for the chain to be split in an eth/etc manner. why not we remove this silly voting thats controlled by the developers and their buddies themselves lol ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) = total circle jerk
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July 25, 2018, 05:31:12 AM |
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That's the important bit! Without being voted on, a chain split can literally not happen. The attacker would need to have so many tickets staked such that for every block in the split chain, they were assured their tickets would be called on to vote for the validity of their split chain. This is the power of the consensus model we have in Decred, and why it is prohibitive (impossible) for the chain to be split in an eth/etc manner. That makes it clearer. Thanks!
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July 25, 2018, 06:20:39 AM |
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LOL, didn't know Btctalk trolling was still a thing. when stakey branded lambos sir?
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July 26, 2018, 07:54:12 PM |
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That's the important bit! Without being voted on, a chain split can literally not happen. The attacker would need to have so many tickets staked such that for every block in the split chain, they were assured their tickets would be called on to vote for the validity of their split chain. This is the power of the consensus model we have in Decred, and why it is prohibitive (impossible) for the chain to be split in an eth/etc manner. That makes it clearer. Thanks! Sure thing. ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif) In case you don't know of it, check here for all Decred stats: https://dcrstats.com/ There you can see the number of PoS tickets that are live, the current cost of tickets, etc. It helps when modeling figures around how expensive such attacks would be.
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July 31, 2018, 02:38:31 AM |
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How does everyone see dcr in 5 years?? More of a common payment method that is used in daily life in tiny increments, or more of a store of wealth currency that is rarely used, but extremely robust and stable as a store of wealth.
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wangxiaoyan888666
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July 31, 2018, 02:51:03 AM |
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The technical content of DCR project is very good, it is worth the patience of investors to hold 2-3 years, I believe the return will be amazing.
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August 06, 2018, 08:17:31 AM |
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I have been holding Decred from day one. Still a very decent project and I like the fact that even though they don't do that much marketing, the coin is still doing really good I think
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August 06, 2018, 10:57:01 AM |
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How does everyone see dcr in 5 years?? More of a common payment method that is used in daily life in tiny increments, or more of a store of wealth currency that is rarely used, but extremely robust and stable as a store of wealth.
I don't know. If it is more accurate then to predict it is difficult enough for me. But one thing I know for sure - the price of buying is very tasty now. In the long-term, Decred will be one of the best offers on cryptomarket.
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August 06, 2018, 11:59:39 AM |
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I'm looking at decredition and its "My Tickets" part. In my opinion you could move the tiles of the relative stages of the tickets reordering them in chronological order to make clear the stages of the "life" of the tickets purchased.
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