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After 6 months of public testing, the Ubiq network is ready for launch! We are excited to open up participation for all members in the blockchain development, mining and financial space.
January 28th 2017 will mark the inception of the new blockchain and transfer of value from the existing Jumbucks blockchain to the Ethereum based Ubiq blockchain. The new chain will bring about many new capabilities through smart contracts, giving us a far greater opportunity for lasting applications while still having the existing value and stability from an established 3 year old market.
The Ubiq development team is committed to providing the most stable, flexible and bug-free platform available for the development of enterprise level applications. This is accomplished through extensive observation, testing and improvements to the various blockchain technologies currently available.
Markets closedOn January 28th, 2017 at 12:01am PST the Jumbucks [JBS] market will be closed on exchanges.Snapshot and Genesis Block creationA snapshot of the Jumbucks blockchain will be taken with the balances recorded for every JBS address. The Genesis Block will be
created from claimed addresses.
Wallets will be created and the code will be published to Github.
Network LaunchOn January 28th, 2017 at 12pm PST the Ubiq [UBQ] network will be launched.Post LaunchThe Ubiq market will be open on exchanges the following week.
Any unclaimed Ubiq will be placed into multi-sig address. If you have already submitted via the claim form, please ensure you have all of the info required (keys and password) to import and unlock after swap. If need be, you can resubmit with the same JBS address, the latest verified submission will be used.
The old Jumbucks network will be considered developer deprecated and unsupported.
Ubiq is proud to be the first Ethereum fork which brings about consensus level changes in the form of brand new code.
The
Flux Difficulty Algorithm is one of the innovations of the Ubiq network. Prior to Ubiq there have been other Ethereum forks which were attacked as they did not have an adequate difficulty algorithm which was able to dynamically adjust to hash rate.
Below we can see the difficulty curve in the Ubiq network over the first 10,000 blocks with 3 distinct sections.
The first section represents the originally ported Digibyte Digishield algorithm which did not fare well at all on a large hashing network. The second section represents the Digibyte Digishield algorithm with modified parameters which was an improvement but still not good enough. The third section from block 8,000 onwards shows the Flux Difficulty Algorithm™ where we went back to the drawing board and designed a new solution.
The new codebase allows for difficulty retargeting every block using the Flux Difficulty Algorithm to achieve an 88 second block time average over time. The algorithm reacts to changes in hashrate each block by analyzing the timestamps of the previous 2 hours worth or blocks.
The addition of
Exponentially Subjective Scoring is now an optional flag for services like exchanges and pools to calculate during any adverse network conditions including forks. This protection exponentially reduces the window a double spend can take place while also providing seamless consensus of nodes on the “longest” chain.
With our designed
Monetary Policy, block rewards will start out at 8 and decrease by 1 yearly until it reaches a minimum of 1 UBQ per block.
In Ubiq we wanted to program in the option of staying with Proof of Work indefinitely should it prove to be viable long term. There are many aspects we will consider in terms of viability such as overall health of the Proof of Work network, and coin distribution, but ultimately we foresee a future where Ubiq may run as a Proof of Work network forever. With Ubiq we plan on running a Proof of Work network for a minimum of 1 year before considering and evaluating any switch to a Proof of Stake scheme.
This
monetary policy and mining block rewards scheme is illustrated in the table below.
Further details and changes:
- Algorithm: Dagger Hashimoto
- Block Reward: 8 decreasing by 1 yearly until 1 UBQ per block
- Block Target: 88 seconds
- HTTP RPC server port: 8588
- Websocket RPC server port: 8589
- Network listening port: 30388
- Network ID: 88
- Chain ID: 8 (EIP 155 Replay Attack Protection compliant)
- Reduced rewards for included Uncle blocks
- Forked from the latest Geth 1.5 containing all the latest EIPs
- Removed code references to the DAO fork
Genoil: https://github.com/Genoil/cpp-ethereum/tree/110Ethminer: https://github.com/ethereum/cpp-ethereumClaymore: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1433925.0The longer block times of Ubiq means the DAG size growth will be much slower, allowing graphics cards with 2GB RAM to mine for over 6 years. In Ethereum 2GB graphics cards were obsolete a bit over a year later after launch as seen in the chart below.
Ubiq Pool.io -
http://ubiqpool.ioCoinPool.eu -
http://ubq.poolcoin.bizSuprnova -
https://ubiq.suprnova.ccMole-Pool -
http://mole-pool.netCoinMiners -
https://ubiq.coin-miners.infoAikaPool -
https://aikapool.com/ubiq/Ubiq Pool Sexy -
http://ubq.pool.sexy - BCT thread:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1736308.0PoolTo.Be -
https://ubq.poolto.beMinerpool.cc -
http://ubq.minerpool.ccUbiq.cc -
http://www.ubiq.cc/minerpoolClona Network -
http://clona.ru:3015Minertopia.org -
http://ubq.minertopia.orgUbiq Pool.com -
http://ubiqpool.com - BCT thread:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1851011.0Coinminer.space -
http://ubiq.coinminer.spaceHakoPool -
https://ubiq.hakopool.comEpicPool.Club -
http://ubiq.epicpool.clubŻET Technologies -
https://ubq.zet-tech.euHODLPool -
http://ubiq.hodlpool.comKwik Pool -
https://ubq.kwikpool.party - BCT thread:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2037265.0MinerPool.net -
http://ubiq.minerpool.net - BCT thread:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2045574.0Epool.io -
https://ubq.epool.ioLowFeeMining.com -
http://ubiq.lowfeemining.comFusion GUI wallet -
https://github.com/ubiq/fusion/releasesGubiq binaries available -
https://github.com/ubiq/go-ubiq/releases/Pyrus - https://pyrus.ubiqsmart.com - Open-Source & Client-Side Ubiq Wallet
Bittrex -
https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-UBQCryptopia - BTC Market -
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange/?market=UBQ_BTCCryptopia - LTC Market -
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange/?market=UBQ_LTCCryptopia - DOGE Market -
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange/?market=UBQ_DOGEUbiqscan -
https://ubiqscan.ioUbiq.cc -
http://www.ubiq.ccJulian Yap - @jyapWell experienced in building blockchain technology and Systems Engineering working with notable projects like Bittrex (over 100 coin code reviews), Blocktech and Decred. Julian has provided several key principles of design, networking and economics to the project.
Luke Williams - @iquidusJoining the space in early 2012, Luke became well known within the [Suspicious link removed]munity for building and providing resources and services. The creator of Iquidus Explorer, a blockchain search tool deployed for many ledgers in the industry. He is also the Technical Director for his company KryptoTech located in Spain.
Kris Hansen - @CoreRenewalAlong with bringing many relationships in the existing fintech space, Kris is a capable developer for a wide range of systems and languages. He is helping with several technologies and use cases for the project along with contributing to the blockchain codebase.
Alex Sterk - @block_talkAppearing with blocktalk in early 2015, Alex has met and interviewed a host of notable people and projects in the cryptocurrency industry. Examining them across many attributes but providing meaningful education for many across the space, Alex brings his networking and management skills as our community manager.
A road map of Ubiq’s full range of plans for 2017 will be coming soon!
Early focus will be on network stability, releasing the Fusion Wallet, and KryptoTech deploying their first token.
Ubiq is a blockchain platform which allows the creation and implementation of smart contracts and decentralized applications. Built upon a modified Ethereum codebase, Ubiq adds consensus level changes in the form of new code. Ubiq acts as a large globally distributed ledger and supercomputer, which allows developers to create decentralized and automated solutions to thousands of tasks which today are carried out by third party intermediaries. The Ubiq development team is committed to providing the most stable, flexible and bug-free platform available for the development of enterprise applications.
Ubiq carries forward 3 years of value, growth and development from the JBS network. It is Fair Launch cryptocurrency with zero premine or ICO, and is traded on Bittrex.
Find out more information at Ubiqsmart.com. Sign up to Ubiq Slack to be a part of a growing community of over 1,000 crypto enthusiasts and Ubiq fans!
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