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idolacchacked
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January 11, 2016, 09:12:41 PM |
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Open as instruction, but no node to sync ?
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you need to run xRadon coin look for the link under "Coin Windows Wallet " you'll need to sync xRadon coin chain, once that client is synced shut it off and start the wallet linked at "RADON SmartChain Client Download Link" the RADON Smartchain wallet will ask you where the launcher for xRadon-qt.exe is. and will start the wallet and the smartchain. but what if i stuck on step 1 ? , my wallet won't sync? your xrdn wallet is not syncing? here is some connections from my wallet 194.135.93.51:27913 23.233.200.238:27913 73.38.41.211:27913 198.199.95.130:27913 85.25.198.151:27913 93.136.23.247:27913 173.170.69.31:64680 98.235.220.249:53749 104.156.251.173:61504 98.235.220.249:57943 |
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spydud22
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January 11, 2016, 09:47:53 PM |
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Thank you so much for the node list. I had the same problem. Can anyone explain decay ELI5 style? Does the offer on the RAD for my wallet still stand?
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JJ12880 (OP)
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January 11, 2016, 10:46:33 PM |
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Sure, What is the address you are using for the SmartChain? Decay is an alternative to burning coins. Instead of sending coins to an address where they are stuck forever, Slow decay sends the coins to the stake reward for the next block. This way, coins that are decayed into RAD are not destroyed, they become part of the next block reward. Does that help?  JJ |
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AlanX
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January 11, 2016, 11:07:18 PM |
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Interesting, so proof of existence will perform similar function as Factom?
Yes, the result will be similar, but the implementation is different. My understanding is that Factom is a hybrid system that uses the blockchain for storing hashes, and Factom servers for file storage / hashing / verification. My implementation is 100% decentralized, and does not rely on any servers, but because of that, it is best suited for shorter text documents and document/file hashes. Truth be truthful, I have not spent too much time understanding the nuts and bolts of how Factom works. Once Phase 2 is out, you will be able to do document hashing and verification directly from the SmartChain client. Factom implements a node network that distributes the data hashed across the network. How and the order of data hashed involves (ultimately) 32 federated servers making that call. But all nodes in the network verify and validate the result. And every 10 minutes a merkle root is written into the Bitcoin blockchain. This is done so that all the data collected and organized by Factom can be validated against Bitcoin and to detect any attempt to fork Factom. Currently we are working on distribution and the elections of the servers. It remains that Factom is secured by Bitcoin though, and even without decentralization, trust of a central party is eliminated by anchoring into Bitcoin. Any entry in factom has a Merkle proof against Bitcoin; factom isn't required for proof of existence. Proving a chain of entries is also possible against Bitcoin and the Factom data structures (which are distributed to all nodes). You need the directory blocks, and the data of the entry chain of interest. RADON looks cool, but I haven't read the whitepaper as of yet. Paul Snow Factom |
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January 11, 2016, 11:47:46 PM |
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Open as instruction, but no node to sync ?
Any idea ?
you need to run xRadon coin look for the link under "Coin Windows Wallet " you'll need to sync xRadon coin chain, once that client is synced shut it off and start the wallet linked at "RADON SmartChain Client Download Link" the RADON Smartchain wallet will ask you where the launcher for xRadon-qt.exe is. and will start the wallet and the smartchain. but what if i stuck on step 1 ? , my wallet won't sync? your xrdn wallet is not syncing? here is some connections from my wallet 194.135.93.51:27913 23.233.200.238:27913 73.38.41.211:27913 198.199.95.130:27913 85.25.198.151:27913 93.136.23.247:27913 173.170.69.31:64680 98.235.220.249:53749 104.156.251.173:61504 98.235.220.249:57943 Thank you |
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spydud22
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January 11, 2016, 11:53:48 PM
Last edit: January 12, 2016, 12:17:27 AM by spydud22 |
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Sure, What is the address you are using for the SmartChain? Decay is an alternative to burning coins. Instead of sending coins to an address where they are stuck forever, Slow decay sends the coins to the stake reward for the next block. This way, coins that are decayed into RAD are not destroyed, they become part of the next block reward. Does that help? JJ Yes thank you. Exactly what I was looking for. I got everything synced and the smartchain address is Xk1nJT6u4UWv9WyhsvF2dBT3nnMvcKMbUE. |
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JJ12880 (OP)
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January 12, 2016, 12:15:30 AM |
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Interesting, so proof of existence will perform similar function as Factom?
Yes, the result will be similar, but the implementation is different. My understanding is that Factom is a hybrid system that uses the blockchain for storing hashes, and Factom servers for file storage / hashing / verification. My implementation is 100% decentralized, and does not rely on any servers, but because of that, it is best suited for shorter text documents and document/file hashes. Truth be truthful, I have not spent too much time understanding the nuts and bolts of how Factom works. Once Phase 2 is out, you will be able to do document hashing and verification directly from the SmartChain client. Factom implements a node network that distributes the data hashed across the network. How and the order of data hashed involves (ultimately) 32 federated servers making that call. But all nodes in the network verify and validate the result. And every 10 minutes a merkle root is written into the Bitcoin blockchain. This is done so that all the data collected and organized by Factom can be validated against Bitcoin and to detect any attempt to fork Factom. Currently we are working on distribution and the elections of the servers. It remains that Factom is secured by Bitcoin though, and even without decentralization, trust of a central party is eliminated by anchoring into Bitcoin. Any entry in factom has a Merkle proof against Bitcoin; factom isn't required for proof of existence. Proving a chain of entries is also possible against Bitcoin and the Factom data structures (which are distributed to all nodes). You need the directory blocks, and the data of the entry chain of interest. RADON looks cool, but I haven't read the whitepaper as of yet. Paul Snow Factom Hi! Thanks for stopping by, and the clarification. Reading the Factom whitepaper is near the top of my list of things to read. From the little I have been able to read, it really is some pretty cool tech. Username - Address linkage was my original goal when I started this project, and PoE just happened to be easy to implement. I hope that this project is not seen as competitory in nature, but rather just a different implementation. I was working on the username - address linkage before I was aware Factom existed. My goal is to be a solution where identities, proofs, and other functions can be read and verified from an offline copy of the blockchain. Naturally, this imposes very strict limits on file / hash sizes that Factom overcomes using the federated servers. At this point, I do not have a white paper typed up beyond what is covered in the announcement and the wiki. I want my project to be both useful and user friendly, so please let me know if you have any suggestions, criticisms, comments etc. JJ |
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JJ12880 (OP)
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January 12, 2016, 12:18:57 AM |
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Sure, What is the address you are using for the SmartChain? Decay is an alternative to burning coins. Instead of sending coins to an address where they are stuck forever, Slow decay sends the coins to the stake reward for the next block. This way, coins that are decayed into RAD are not destroyed, they become part of the next block reward. Does that help? JJ Yes thank you. Exactly what I was looking for. I got everything synced and the smartchain address is Xk1nJT6u4UWv9WyhsvF2dBT3nnMvcKMbUE. Great! I sent you 9 RAD, so you should be very close to having enough to register your identity |
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spydud22
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January 12, 2016, 02:20:18 AM |
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Sure, What is the address you are using for the SmartChain? Decay is an alternative to burning coins. Instead of sending coins to an address where they are stuck forever, Slow decay sends the coins to the stake reward for the next block. This way, coins that are decayed into RAD are not destroyed, they become part of the next block reward. Does that help? JJ Yes thank you. Exactly what I was looking for. I got everything synced and the smartchain address is Xk1nJT6u4UWv9WyhsvF2dBT3nnMvcKMbUE. Great! I sent you 9 RAD, so you should be very close to having enough to register your identity Thanks alot. I also bought some on yobit =p so i have 14 RAD and when i hit register a command box pops up but its blank. |
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JJ12880 (OP)
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January 12, 2016, 02:43:31 AM |
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Sure, What is the address you are using for the SmartChain? Decay is an alternative to burning coins. Instead of sending coins to an address where they are stuck forever, Slow decay sends the coins to the stake reward for the next block. This way, coins that are decayed into RAD are not destroyed, they become part of the next block reward. Does that help? JJ Yes thank you. Exactly what I was looking for. I got everything synced and the smartchain address is Xk1nJT6u4UWv9WyhsvF2dBT3nnMvcKMbUE. Great! I sent you 9 RAD, so you should be very close to having enough to register your identity Thanks alot. I also bought some on yobit =p so i have 14 RAD and when i hit register a command box pops up but its blank. Ok, let me check on that, stand by |
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spydud22
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January 12, 2016, 03:07:20 AM |
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Sure, What is the address you are using for the SmartChain? Decay is an alternative to burning coins. Instead of sending coins to an address where they are stuck forever, Slow decay sends the coins to the stake reward for the next block. This way, coins that are decayed into RAD are not destroyed, they become part of the next block reward. Does that help? JJ Yes thank you. Exactly what I was looking for. I got everything synced and the smartchain address is Xk1nJT6u4UWv9WyhsvF2dBT3nnMvcKMbUE. Great! I sent you 9 RAD, so you should be very close to having enough to register your identity Thanks alot. I also bought some on yobit =p so i have 14 RAD and when i hit register a command box pops up but its blank. Ok, let me check on that, stand by It still says I have 0 RAD balance and xRADON is a 0 balance but above that in the tool bar (where file is) it says my wallet xRADON balance which is correct and it shows 16 RAD also. |
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JJ12880 (OP)
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January 12, 2016, 03:19:00 AM |
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Sure, What is the address you are using for the SmartChain? Decay is an alternative to burning coins. Instead of sending coins to an address where they are stuck forever, Slow decay sends the coins to the stake reward for the next block. This way, coins that are decayed into RAD are not destroyed, they become part of the next block reward. Does that help? JJ Yes thank you. Exactly what I was looking for. I got everything synced and the smartchain address is Xk1nJT6u4UWv9WyhsvF2dBT3nnMvcKMbUE. Great! I sent you 9 RAD, so you should be very close to having enough to register your identity Thanks alot. I also bought some on yobit =p so i have 14 RAD and when i hit register a command box pops up but its blank. Ok, let me check on that, stand by It still says I have 0 RAD balance and xRADON is a 0 balance but above that in the tool bar (where file is) it says my wallet xRADON balance which is correct and it shows 16 RAD also. Im fixing it now. Ill update the link in a few. Thanks for the heads up! |
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JJ12880 (OP)
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January 12, 2016, 03:46:54 AM |
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Fixed, and links are updated. Ill send you some xRADON for finding the bug |
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spydud22
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January 12, 2016, 03:48:34 AM |
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Thanks  . Can't wait to see where this coin goes. |
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vileygroun
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January 12, 2016, 03:13:36 PM |
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Is this similar to supernet/blocknet?
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JJ12880 (OP)
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January 12, 2016, 03:29:56 PM |
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Is this similar to supernet/blocknet?
No, although the name is similar. There is no cross-chain aspirations for this project. |
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voteformeg
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January 12, 2016, 03:54:36 PM |
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ok tanx for addnodes i am conected now , is it correct that sync goes very slow or is it my wallet?
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JJ12880 (OP)
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January 12, 2016, 03:57:29 PM
Last edit: January 13, 2016, 02:07:52 PM by JJ12880 |
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ok tanx for addnodes i am conected now , is it correct that sync goes very slow or is it my wallet?
The wallet sync does take a while. :/ The SmarChain should sync in a few minutes though! |
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voteformeg
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January 12, 2016, 03:58:38 PM |
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ok tanx for addnodes i am conected now , is it correct that sync goes very slow or is it my wallet?
The wallet sync does take a while. :/ The SmarNet should sync in a few minutes though! ok tanx is it maybe possible to buy a mall amount of coins? |
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Voidcrafter
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January 12, 2016, 04:08:44 PM |
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what is the number of max coins and inflation ?
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