Obyte: Totally new consensus algorithm + private untraceable payments

[Lauda]

Does somebody know why this coin isn't on Poloniex yet, whilst they have added some real shitcoins such as Bitcoin Dark and Bitcoin plus?
Why does no exchange support blackbytes?

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[BTCspace]

Does somebody know why this coin isn't on Poloniex yet, whilst they have added some real shitcoins such as Bitcoin Dark and Bitcoin plus?
Why does no exchange support blackbytes?

poloniex will list it later i think

[GiuliaC]

Received bytes and blackbytes, many thanks!

[BTCspace]

Received bytes and blackbytes, many thanks!

same here, thank you byteball dev.

[BTCspace]

still hold all my byteball.

[kaicrypzen]

Why does no exchange support blackbytes?

Deposits and withdrawals would need the user's device to be paired with the exchange's device and a human or a bot to carry out operations. A bot can do that, it just needs to be developed (and probably customized to the exchange somehow). (Transferring blackbytes is not as simple as sending/receiving to/from an address.)

[vingaard]

Any news about blackbytes distribution? ... No blackbytes yet...  

How many times are you going to complain that you haven't received your free blackbytes yet?  
Why ask the question if you haven't bothered reading the posts yet?

Plenty of news and responses.
Most, if not all, have received them already.

I will complain as many times as I want and on the other hand I have read all post and I also read people that have received the coins and I think that, 24 h later, I can ask another time wether there is a problem or not, and you can answer or not.

On the other hand... I've received the blackbytes right now... end of question.

Thanks Dev

[yvv]

Blackbytes showed up only on one device in 1-3 multisig wallet. Why is that?

Edit: After 4 hours showed up on another one, third one is still missing BB.

[levelten]

Blackbytes received. Thanks dev.

[alinda]

I see that there is another airdrop for Byteball on 9th of next month, got this information from https://www.icocountdown.com/

May I know how many bytes and black bytes will be distributed during this period?

[muleroaa]

All received, thank you very much!

[kaicrypzen]

I see that there is another airdrop for Byteball on 9th of next month, got this information from https://www.icocountdown.com/

May I know how many bytes and black bytes will be distributed during this period?

it depends on two factors: 1) amount of btc linked to BB addresses by the time of snapshot 2) the sum of bytes all BB addresses keep by the time of snapshot. Both are changeable cause for example one can buy Gbytes at markets and bring them to his/her wallet

rules for 6th round can be found at http://whatis.wikidot.com/get-gbyte

Just a small correction 1) is changeable but 2) is not, if people don't buy, then the exchange's wallet will get bytes from the distribution, so the amount of bytes that is going to be distributed depending on bytes in circulation is already known and will always be.

[D3m0nKinGx]

I see that there is another airdrop for Byteball on 9th of next month, got this information from https://www.icocountdown.com/

May I know how many bytes and black bytes will be distributed during this period?

it depends on two factors: 1) amount of btc linked to BB addresses by the time of snapshot 2) the sum of bytes all BB addresses keep by the time of snapshot. Both are changeable cause for example one can buy Gbytes at markets and bring them to his/her wallet

rules for 6th round can be found at http://whatis.wikidot.com/get-gbyte

Just a small correction 1) is changeable but 2) is not, if people don't buy, then the exchange's wallet will get bytes from the distribution, so the amount of bytes that is going to be distributed depending on bytes in circulation is already known and will always be.

May be wrong, but exchange addresses may be blacklisted from distributions

[yutyuf8687696]

Got all my drops,thanks

[naska21]

I see that there is another airdrop for Byteball on 9th of next month, got this information from https://www.icocountdown.com/

May I know how many bytes and black bytes will be distributed during this period?

it depends on two factors: 1) amount of btc linked to BB addresses by the time of snapshot 2) the sum of bytes all BB addresses keep by the time of snapshot. Both are changeable cause for example one can buy Gbytes at markets and bring them to his/her wallet

rules for 6th round can be found at http://whatis.wikidot.com/get-gbyte

Just a small correction 1) is changeable but 2) is not, if people don't buy, then the exchange's wallet will get bytes from the distribution, so the amount of bytes that is going to be distributed depending on bytes in circulation is already known and will always be.

Perhaps you are right, and we can draw a new law of the Universe - the bytes in circulation do not disappear anywhere

[galaxiekyl]

sell GBB/ 0.1GB/ 1GBB

pm me i process by smart contract

[kaicrypzen]

I see that there is another airdrop for Byteball on 9th of next month, got this information from https://www.icocountdown.com/

May I know how many bytes and black bytes will be distributed during this period?

it depends on two factors: 1) amount of btc linked to BB addresses by the time of snapshot 2) the sum of bytes all BB addresses keep by the time of snapshot. Both are changeable cause for example one can buy Gbytes at markets and bring them to his/her wallet

rules for 6th round can be found at http://whatis.wikidot.com/get-gbyte

Just a small correction 1) is changeable but 2) is not, if people don't buy, then the exchange's wallet will get bytes from the distribution, so the amount of bytes that is going to be distributed depending on bytes in circulation is already known and will always be.

May be wrong, but exchange addresses may be blacklisted from distributions

A user can not link a BTC address from an exchange, they are blacklisted if detected indeed. I was rather talking about The Byteball address of an exchange, this one gets included in the distribution. Having said that, if the exchange's owner wants to link a BTC address, nothing prevents them from that ... As a matter of fact, Cryptox, for instance gives its users 95% of distributed bytes (and blackbytes upon request) relatively to the balance they hold in the exchange at snapshot time, be it BTC and/or bytes.

[Vaccinus]

Why does no exchange support blackbytes?

Deposits and withdrawals would need the user's device to be paired with the exchange's device and a human or a bot to carry out operations. A bot can do that, it just needs to be developed (and probably customized to the exchange somehow). (Transferring blackbytes is not as simple as sending/receiving to/from an address.)

so why it's not done yet? how can we use this coins if you can just send here and there without trading? there is at least an estimate value for it somewhere? in my case i have 250M+ blackbytes, how much they are worth?

[sambudy]

Hello,


I don't have any BTC but I have Bytes and received the 0.1 in my wallet.
Will I not receive any BlackBytes because I haven't linked my wallet to any (empty) BTC address?

If so, is it too late to claim them now?

Is it enough to link an empty BTC address with my Byteball wallet to participate in the next round with my Bytes?


Thank you!

[kaicrypzen]

it depends on two factors: 1) amount of btc linked to BB addresses by the time of snapshot 2) the sum of bytes all BB addresses keep by the time of snapshot. Both are changeable cause for example one can buy Gbytes at markets and bring them to his/her wallet

rules for 6th round can be found at http://whatis.wikidot.com/get-gbyte

Just a small correction 1) is changeable but 2) is not, if people don't buy, then the exchange's wallet will get bytes from the distribution, so the amount of bytes that is going to be distributed depending on bytes in circulation is already known and will always be.

Perhaps you are right, and we can draw a new law of the Universe - the bytes in circulation do not disappear anywhere

It's not perhaps , that's the way the distribution works. There is no reason bytes in circulation would disappear, they might become inaccessible if one loses the seed or something. Anyway, each address that holds bytes will get credited in any round of the distribution.