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March 26, 2016, 01:10:28 PM
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Nice2See such a new project.
I will get in when my core is synced  Smiley

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March 26, 2016, 02:17:09 PM
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Hmm... How much coins will be create? Best Regards Christian

A fixed supply of 5,000,000 elastic coins.
Unsold coins will be distributed among investors given the weight of their own stashes.
For example I buy 750k elastic and you buy 250k during the ICO. 3,5M is unsold. I will get an additional 75% of the unsold (2.62M) while you will get an additional 25% (870k).

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March 26, 2016, 02:34:38 PM
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Hmm... How much coins will be create? Best Regards Christian

A fixed supply of 5,000,000 elastic coins.
Unsold coins will be distributed among investors given the weight of their own stashes.
For example I buy 750k elastic and you buy 250k during the ICO. 3,5M is unsold. I will get an additional 75% of the unsold (2.62M) while you will get an additional 25% (870k).

Okay, I support the project. Best Regards Christian

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March 27, 2016, 09:38:42 PM
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how much elastic for 0.5 BTC donation you get? thanks
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March 27, 2016, 09:40:41 PM
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how much elastic for 0.5 BTC donation you get? thanks

I think ~3850 ... Best Regards

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March 28, 2016, 09:13:53 AM
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how much elastic for 0.5 BTC donation you get? thanks

I think ~3850 ... Best Regards
If you buy now around 3690

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/elastic-project/genesis-block/master/genesis-block.json

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March 28, 2016, 08:25:51 PM
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Hi everybody,

I just came back from my short trip. Although I had no internet connection, I have spent plenty of time implementing our idea of a PoS mini-blockchain. First of all I need some rest as it's been a long flight.

I will summarize everything by tomorrow including new screenshots and a new update to the git repository. For now, I will just catch up with the thread and what has been written here.
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March 28, 2016, 08:46:51 PM
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Do you guys have a Slack?

+1

I agree that we need a Slack quickly. If nobody already did, I will write Lannister a PM right now, asking if he can setup one for us in the next days.
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March 28, 2016, 08:49:24 PM
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I just make a donation from blockchain.info wallet.
Why my public key does not match btc_tx from genesis block please
Thanks,

Sam, sometimes you send BTC and they, behind the scenes, come from many different addresses (for example from multiple change addresses).
You would need the private key to the public key of the first address (the address behind the first input of your transaction).

Do you have a transaction id? I am sure I or someone else here can explain everything to you pretty quickly and guide you through.
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March 28, 2016, 08:54:43 PM
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I agree that the formula (to calculate the own ELC reward) on the website is way too formal for the average joe who is interested to support this project.
We need something much easier to use and to understand.

Maybe someone of you guys can fork the website's git and add a "calculator" where people can actually see how many ELC they would get for their donation? Maybe something easy to use with a slider or so? It should not be that hard, also maybe Lannister can do it himself? I will send him this suggestion in a PM, and ask if he could do it near-term.
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March 28, 2016, 09:29:12 PM
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Evil-Knievel,
Welcome Back.
Got it.
I can see on genesis block.
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March 28, 2016, 09:43:29 PM
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Evil-Knievel,
Welcome Back.
Got it.
I can see on genesis block.
Thanks,

No problem, you're welcome Wink
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March 28, 2016, 09:45:12 PM
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Evil-Knievel,
Welcome Back.
Got it.
I can see on genesis block.
Thanks,

No problem, you're welcome Wink


Do you have a first demo or screen from your software? Best Regards Christian

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March 28, 2016, 10:56:34 PM
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Do you have a first demo or screen from your software? Best Regards Christian

What we have now is a working "Mini-Blockchain" based coin implementation that works with Proof-of-Stake.
This is something that has not been there before and a novelty on its own.

By "we" I mean everyone who contributes. I am also just a voluntary developer, just as anybody else who contributes to this project.

Currently we are using a basic NXT based PoS scheme, but we have a new PoS scheme in the pipeline ... you probably saw the discussions here in the thread.
However, we are right now focussing on the internals first before polishing the GUI, but a few pages before there were a few screenshots demonstrating how the software works. They are more technical though.

For simplicity, we have currently used the Bitcoin GUI and will change that in the end. I am sure the community will come up with some nice-to-see GUI wallet variants. However, the nicest GUI is worthless if the magic under the hood is not perfect.

Precisely: The next steps will be to implement the new, alternative PoS scheme in a git branch and parallelly start implementing the "verifiable computation" component for the decentralized computational resource market (which is the central aspect of the coin and the hardest challenge imho).

I am sure that everyone who contributes to the development will keep everyone else updated here,
I will post a big update (also, with screenshots) from my side in the next few days.
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March 29, 2016, 06:03:40 AM
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Do you have a first demo or screen from your software? Best Regards Christian

What we have now is a working "Mini-Blockchain" based coin implementation that works with Proof-of-Stake.
This is something that has not been there before and a novelty on its own.

By "we" I mean everyone who contributes. I am also just a voluntary developer, just as anybody else who contributes to this project.

Currently we are using a basic NXT based PoS scheme, but we have a new PoS scheme in the pipeline ... you probably saw the discussions here in the thread.
However, we are right now focussing on the internals first before polishing the GUI, but a few pages before there were a few screenshots demonstrating how the software works. They are more technical though.

For simplicity, we have currently used the Bitcoin GUI and will change that in the end. I am sure the community will come up with some nice-to-see GUI wallet variants. However, the nicest GUI is worthless if the magic under the hood is not perfect.

Precisely: The next steps will be to implement the new, alternative PoS scheme in a git branch and parallelly start implementing the "verifiable computation" component for the decentralized computational resource market (which is the central aspect of the coin and the hardest challenge imho).

I am sure that everyone who contributes to the development will keep everyone else updated here,
I will post a big update (also, with screenshots) from my side in the next few days.

Okay, that sound is good. I think the gui isn't important.  But  "implementing the verifiable computation" that has potentcial.

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March 29, 2016, 09:10:17 AM
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Question. My math skills are pretty good. But let's double check.. I wish it was more like the Lisk offering

We're at block 21115, What is the reward per 1 BTC? In coins

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March 29, 2016, 09:35:13 AM
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Question. My math skills are pretty good. But let's double check.. I wish it was more like the Lisk offering

We're at block 21115, What is the reward per 1 BTC? In coins




Your anser is in the graph, if you are not very good with math you can try to use some math software and calc it quite fast, but i think about 7300 coins per btc right now
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March 29, 2016, 02:52:46 PM
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Hi guys. I've sent 0.01 last night just for testing , I own a btc wallet at blockchain.info and I don't know how I can see my coins after payment or where should I check , What I must do ? Please help me , I want to buy some more .

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March 29, 2016, 03:19:22 PM
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Hi guys. I've sent 0.01 last night just for testing , I own a btc wallet at blockchain.info and I don't know how I can see my coins after payment or where should I check , What I must do ? Please help me , I want to buy some more .

Check the genesis block at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/elastic-project/genesis-block/master/genesis-block.json , scroll down and you'll be able to see your donation.




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March 29, 2016, 03:32:22 PM
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Hi guys. I've sent 0.01 last night just for testing , I own a btc wallet at blockchain.info and I don't know how I can see my coins after payment or where should I check , What I must do ? Please help me , I want to buy some more .

Check the genesis block at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/elastic-project/genesis-block/master/genesis-block.json , scroll down and you'll be able to see your donation.





Thanks for the answer , I found it . Well how I will transform them to elastic ?

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