Obyte: Totally new consensus algorithm + private untraceable payments

[LoyceV]

I have 25gb in my wallet now and i am using the same wallet in two different computerst which might be causing the problem. I don´t get problem with one of the computers but other one is not working.

Using the same wallet twice breaks things.

There's an easy solution for what you want: create a 1 out of 2 multisig wallet on both computers, and move your funds there.
To do this, click menu (the 3 lines on the top-right), ADD WALLET, MULTIDEVICE WALLET, 2 co-signers, 1 required signature.
This way you can use the same funds on 2 different computers, without using the same wallet twice.

[CryptoRobert]

A quick reminder:

Luckybytes the Byteball Lottery just opend a few days ago!

Its an in-app lottery in which you can play using your Byteball Bytes. There are three different game modes to participate in. Win large amounts of Bytes depending on the number of players on the «winner takes all» principle. All games are provably fair. Each lottery comes with a game and proof hash whichs lets a player validate and prove the results against manipulation.

We already played 114 Games with a total Payout of 6 GB.

At the moment the following Games are played:


luckybaud  - Price: 40 MB   Slots: 3/4
luckybyte  - Price: 80 MB   Slots: 3/8
luckyint    - Price: 320 MB   Slots: 21/32


More information and how to pair at: https://lucky.byte-ball.com/

That seems like a quite cool little game has it been realised by the way of smart contracts or what?

[chey]

Will there be an October distribution round?

Read the first post on the first page.
Read the website (byteball.org)
Search the thread on the same question.

Short answer - No.

Read the first post on the first page.

There is nothing about October.

Read the website (byteball.org)

There is nothing about October.

Search the thread on the same question.

This is all I can find which doesn't explain much.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1608859.msg21838081;topicseen#msg21838081

@Michail1,
   Since you seem to be mister know-it-all... how about a longer answer? Why is October aidrop being skipped?

[singularityisnear]

I guess it's because dev needs more time to bring more merchants onboard, but there may be another reason behind it.

[yinyangwinwang]

A quick reminder:

Luckybytes the Byteball Lottery just opend a few days ago!

Its an in-app lottery in which you can play using your Byteball Bytes. There are three different game modes to participate in. Win large amounts of Bytes depending on the number of players on the «winner takes all» principle. All games are provably fair. Each lottery comes with a game and proof hash whichs lets a player validate and prove the results against manipulation.

We already played 114 Games with a total Payout of 6 GB.

At the moment the following Games are played:


luckybaud  - Price: 40 MB   Slots: 3/4
luckybyte  - Price: 80 MB   Slots: 3/8
luckyint    - Price: 320 MB   Slots: 21/32


More information and how to pair at: https://lucky.byte-ball.com/

Very cool game indeed. I may just have to spend some of my bytes in such a fun way

[pxrunes]

A quick reminder:

Luckybytes the Byteball Lottery just opend a few days ago!

Its an in-app lottery in which you can play using your Byteball Bytes. There are three different game modes to participate in. Win large amounts of Bytes depending on the number of players on the «winner takes all» principle. All games are provably fair. Each lottery comes with a game and proof hash whichs lets a player validate and prove the results against manipulation.

We already played 114 Games with a total Payout of 6 GB.

At the moment the following Games are played:


luckybaud  - Price: 40 MB   Slots: 3/4
luckybyte  - Price: 80 MB   Slots: 3/8
luckyint    - Price: 320 MB   Slots: 21/32


More information and how to pair at: https://lucky.byte-ball.com/

That seems like a quite cool little game has it been realised by the way of smart contracts or what?

Thanks guys! It went quite some effort and time into the project! I'm especially proud that you can actually log into your online account and play it online from any device.

Sadly i could not think of any way to make it playable with conditional payment. And i do have some experience with it throught freebe. But still i don't think its doable because the smart contracts are in a way to "simple" to do it. But i don't think its going to be an issue. If you win a game at LuckyBytes i get payed immediately to your wallet and you don't have to trust the bot with much bytes. Hope a few more players join soon (>50 atm)!


Btw. I'd like to introduce weekly jackpots soon!

[valr]

Will there be an October distribution round?

Read the first post on the first page.
Read the website (byteball.org)
Search the thread on the same question.

Short answer - No.

Read the first post on the first page.

There is nothing about October.

Read the website (byteball.org)

There is nothing about October.

Search the thread on the same question.

This is all I can find which doesn't explain much.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1608859.msg21838081;topicseen#msg21838081

@Michail1,
   Since you seem to be mister know-it-all... how about a longer answer? Why is October aidrop being skipped?

That is not the Tony you are looking for.

Here is the original post from Tony Ch, the developer/founder of Byteball -
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1608859.msg21533378#msg21533378

You can click on his user name to see all his previous posts and get a little more context, if needed.

[Michail1]

One is that you could be using the wallet on two different devices.  Did you move from one computer/device to another?

...i am using the same wallet in two different computerst which might be causing the problem.

Pretty close, huh.   

[Michail1]

Will there be an October distribution round?

Read the first post on the first page.
Read the website (byteball.org)
Search the thread on the same question.

Short answer - No.

Read the first post on the first page.

There is nothing about October.

Read the website (byteball.org)

There is nothing about October.

Search the thread on the same question.

This is all I can find which doesn't explain much.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1608859.msg21838081;topicseen#msg21838081

@Michail1,
   Since you seem to be mister know-it-all... how about a longer answer? Why is October aidrop being skipped?

@chey,
   Thanks for the compliment.    Longer answer?  You simply asked if there is going to be an October distribution.  The answer was No.  Longer answer would be.... No, there isn't going to be one.

As for why....

2. We'll skip the October full moon.  We need more time to allow more merchants to join the cashback program and I want a larger share of the remaining undistributed coins to be used for acquiring new users.  Larger partners have large teams and need more time to make decisions and integrate.  The next distribution (after September 6) will be on the full moon of November (Nov 4, 2017), and the rules are the same as for September: +10% for Byte holders, 0.00625 GB/BTC for Bitcoin holders.

There is no information on October because there isn't going to be a distribution.  You can't expect a site to say each day or week there isn't going to be something.  The site simply says where there IS going to be something.

Have a good one.   PS.  No distribution today either.

[Malek17]

Will there be an October distribution round?

Read the first post on the first page.
Read the website (byteball.org)
Search the thread on the same question.

Short answer - No.

Read the first post on the first page.

There is nothing about October.

Read the website (byteball.org)

There is nothing about October.

Search the thread on the same question.

This is all I can find which doesn't explain much.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1608859.msg21838081;topicseen#msg21838081

@Michail1,
   Since you seem to be mister know-it-all... how about a longer answer? Why is October aidrop being skipped?

@chey,
   Thanks for the compliment.    Longer answer?  You simply asked if there is going to be an October distribution.  The answer was No.  Longer answer would be.... No, there isn't going to be one.

As for why....

2. We'll skip the October full moon.  We need more time to allow more merchants to join the cashback program and I want a larger share of the remaining undistributed coins to be used for acquiring new users.  Larger partners have large teams and need more time to make decisions and integrate.  The next distribution (after September 6) will be on the full moon of November (Nov 4, 2017), and the rules are the same as for September: +10% for Byte holders, 0.00625 GB/BTC for Bitcoin holders.

There is no information on October because there isn't going to be a distribution.  You can't expect a site to say each day or week there isn't going to be something.  The site simply says where there IS going to be something.

Have a good one.   PS.  No distribution today either.

may be airdrops should be at random dates with random percentage like this month airdrop 5% next month 8% following month 15%...etc that way nobody will ask when the airdrop is and nobody will dump their coins only normal selling and buying of the coin

[Seeder]

may be airdrops should be at random dates with random percentage like this month airdrop 5% next month 8% following month 15%...etc that way nobody will ask when the airdrop is and nobody will dump their coins only normal selling and buying of the coin

Or daily distribution to randomly determined addresses.

[Pastonia]

may be airdrops should be at random dates with random percentage like this month airdrop 5% next month 8% following month 15%...etc that way nobody will ask when the airdrop is and nobody will dump their coins only normal selling and buying of the coin

Or daily distribution to randomly determined addresses.

It is better to keep the same ratio and same date so people will know beforehand.

[Anthony1985]

can I claim the byteball for the previous airdrop?

[Crypto_Jay_99]

may be airdrops should be at random dates with random percentage like this month airdrop 5% next month 8% following month 15%...etc that way nobody will ask when the airdrop is and nobody will dump their coins only normal selling and buying of the coin

I think the airdrops are their original "marketing" for the coin. Creates awareness, even though also some confusion. Those fixed dates are not a bad thing imo, even though it does create volatility...

Might be a good idea to stop dropping to BTC holders completely. A lot of those are selling immediately, causing spikes and doubts. I think the original aim was reached (involve BTC users).
GBYTE holders could be rewarded more this way as well.

If we want to create extra awareness, maybe a drop to ETH holders could be an idea... Would get some more people looking into BYTEBALL...
Another option could be bounties/sig campaign.

Website isn't too bad, but not really "flashy" enough to impress new people.

[Seeder]

may be airdrops should be at random dates with random percentage like this month airdrop 5% next month 8% following month 15%...etc that way nobody will ask when the airdrop is and nobody will dump their coins only normal selling and buying of the coin

Or daily distribution to randomly determined addresses.

It is better to keep the same ratio and same date so people will know beforehand.

I don't think so. But don't worry about it, those responsible for the coin are not very farsighted.

If we want to create extra awareness, maybe a drop to ETH holders could be an idea... Would get some more people looking into BYTEBALL...
Another option could be bounties/sig campaign.

Even if this is obviously hard to understand: The coin would become known by itself if you could finally use it.

[Anthony1985]

I just connected my btc address with byteball for the next airdrop, having a old ledger wallet I can't sign a message so I've sent to the bot the small fee required to claim the address.

The btc were received but it says that my address has 0 btc on it, when obviously it doesn't? Should I just move my bitcoin to a Electrum wallet and claim it from there?

[codemanX]

We did it guys!!! Congratulations!!! Substratum on Binance  

What's up with you, Newbie collecting activity?!?? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=969059;sa=showPosts

[Anthony1985]

We did it guys!!! Congratulations!!! Substratum on Binance  

What's up with you, Newbie collecting activity?!?? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=969059;sa=showPosts

Too funny 😂

[garytheasshole]

You guys got your airdrop for this month?

[Michail1]

can I claim the byteball for the previous airdrop?

Can you go to a casino and bet on the Football game that happened last week?

You guys got your airdrop for this month?

There was no distribution this month.  Read one page back or the very first page of the thread, or the front page on byteball.org.  - No distribution this month.

I just connected my btc address with byteball for the next airdrop, having a old ledger wallet I can't sign a message so I've sent to the bot the small fee required to claim the address.

The btc were received but it says that my address has 0 btc on it, when obviously it doesn't? Should I just move my bitcoin to a Electrum wallet and claim it from there?

Move your bitcoin from your change address back to your link BTC address.
Basically, your ledger made the small payment to prove you own / link the BTC address they WERE in, but in turn move the rest of those coins to a new BTC address of yours.   So, byteball sees that you proved you own the original address; however, it doesn't know the new address you sent the rest of your coins to.  Simply move them back now and byteball will see that coins are then in the address.

may be airdrops should be at random dates with random percentage like this month airdrop 5% next month 8% following month 15%...etc that way nobody will ask when the airdrop is and nobody will dump their coins only normal selling and buying of the coin

Or daily distribution to randomly determined addresses.

No, that would be a lottery and it lead to all kinds of scandal.   Right now we can prove amounts being sent out and to linked BTC addresses, etc.  If 'random' then we wouldn't know if it was truely random or a DEV putting in his 'random' address.  Also things like moving bitcoin around by such a person in order to his the 'random' address again later and it would be difficult to prove a thing.

I like the current method where simply owning bitcoin doesn't get someone a lot of coins.  Distribution based on byteball holdings is better as it encourages hodling and purchasing of coins.  I do think this method will prove to see a jump in price right before the next distribution (maybe a week prior), in order to get more holdings, but I also think the price will drop right before the snapshot (within a day prior) as people fear the normal after distro price fall.