[ANN][PRA] Practice Coin - Learn by Doing

[tearodactyl]

Folks, I apologize for having put this project on hold, but I'm very actively involved in the development of a fun little coin named Zero, a clone of Zcash.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1796036.new#new

If you are looking to get into some design decisions and hands-on development, come on over.
  Tearo

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[tiozes]

Hi, very good job, the truth is that I am learning a lot, but I have a doubt, what repositories and programs would have to install in linux to be able to put into practice what I learned?

Greetings and sorry for my English

[Whitennerdy]

In my opinion this coins is completly pointless. I'm glad that you are not conducting ICO of it 

[tearodactyl]

Hi, very good job, the truth is that I am learning a lot, but I have a doubt, what repositories and programs would have to install in linux to be able to put into practice what I learned?

To any wannabe altcoin developer, I would strongly suggest building first some well-understood production coins, right from Github
Of course, you start with Bitcion, cause you can
Then Litecoin, and for something a little different, Zcash.

Once you have enough Linux environment configured to build those, you will be able to build some newish stuff, like Bitcoin Cash or Gold, etc. Do tell us how it worked out.
  Tearo

[swordsproton]

what are the bonuses for first-days purchases?

[tearodactyl]

what are the bonuses for first-days purchases?

Wrong thread, pal. Nothing for sale here.

[tearodactyl]

Interesting discussion of different timeframes that can be used in trading cryptocurrencies.
http://practicecoin.com/index.php/topic/benefits-of-higher-time-frame-trading/

[sad_miner]

Hi, very good job, the truth is that I am learning a lot, but I have a doubt, what repositories and programs would have to install in linux to be able to put into practice what I learned?

Greetings and sorry for my English

Hi, are you still doing this?  If you are I would be happy to help with that stuff.  I got over that initial hurdle.  The biggest difficulty I had was what to search for on Google and then mining after finding a genesis block.  I had connection issues with my nodes.  I would recommend going from abc coin and using shakezula's guides.  You will need the scrypt guide as well as the Bitcoin cloning guide if you want to clone an earlier Bitcoin, because it goes into the details of commands for P2P things.  I banged my head on the wall for a while until I went back to the guide and remembered "-connect".  Sometimes it's the smaller things that are a trip up!

Anyway, have you got most of your Linux environment set up?  You will need two machines to connect.  I wouldn't recommend having one inside a virtual machine to begin with, like Linux in VirtualBox.  But you can do it over a couple of old laptops or desktops on the local net instead of using a VPS as a more permanent seed node.  The starting difficulty is a very high number to begin with, making it easy to generate new coins for an altcoin project and see it in action.

Good luck.

[tearodactyl]

Hi, are you still doing this?  If you are I would be happy to help with that stuff.  I got over that initial hurdle.

Thanks for pitching in!
  Tearo

[Phil Conee]

Done

[tearodactyl]

Hi everyone,

I'm actually trying to clone the ethereum's blockchain, and I found this link : http://practicecoin.com/index.php/2017/04/04/reader-suggestions/.
Firstly, bravo for this community and positive project. 
Let me introduce myself in a few word : I'm a french man, I'm playing with blockchain/bitcoin since 4 years. I have already work with some differents blockchains, in differents field.

About my project, I have succeeded creating some ERC20 tokens (https://steemit.com/ethereum/@maxnachamkin/how-to-create-your-own-ethereum-token-in-an-hour-erc20-verified), setting up a local ethereum blockchain for work with geth (https://media.consensys.net/how-to-build-a-private-ethereum-blockchain-fbf3904f337 but without change any thing like name...), and making this tutorial : https://vcoin-project.github.io/cloning-litecoin/.

I'm actually trying to find what I have to change for change the coins' names, before trying to work with  some other parameters, and it is pretty long.
I would be happy to work with you, for optimise ethereum's blockchain and ideally create one "How to Clone Ethereum" guide.

Greetings,

Phil Conee.

Phil, welcome to Practice Coin!
I am totally interested in the steps to clone Ethereum or to exercise many of its experimental features.
In the past, I have looked at a project to reframe Ethereum smart contracts in a PoA (Proof of Authority) environment https://github.com/oraclesorg

Perhaps you can start the effort and let others pitch-in.
  Tearo

[tearodactyl]

FYI - interesting discussion of the specific aspects of High Frequency Trading in the context of Crypto
http://practicecoin.com/index.php/topic/benefits-of-higher-time-frame-trading/

[tearodactyl]

Another interesting discussion - Lot Size on Forex
http://practicecoin.com/index.php/topic/benefits-of-higher-time-frame-trading/#post-294

[tearodactyl]

All Dead All Dead
All the Dreams We Had
    Queen, News of the World, 1977

[YarkoL]

Hey, that's my favorite Queen album.  Sleeping on the sidewalk!

[candyconstantino11]

is there any new information about this project guys,its been a months since last post it,hope to see more in here

[duyenhamz9999]

potential

[ecishori]

I like this project he looks promising. I learn more about the project and his idea by studying white paper. But even with a superficial introduction to the project there are positive impressions.

[Tokenista]

Ethereum Smart Contract creation pre-compiled
https://github.com/satansdeer/ethereum-token-tutorial

[Cangleemee]

A good and wealthy project, but can we see who is on the team? This is a big thing, you need a very good team.