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October 09, 2017, 09:35:47 AM |
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Can i ask, how is the platform user protected from attack from platform owners, coders, or 3rd party hacking and stealing keys?
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It is a common myth that Bitcoin is ruled by a majority of miners. This is not true. Bitcoin miners "vote" on the ordering of transactions, but that's all they do. They can't vote to change the network rules.
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yuliteva
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October 09, 2017, 11:04:16 AM |
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Any good future for ENJIN COIN ?
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beer_man
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October 09, 2017, 12:29:35 PM |
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Is there a protection mechanism, ?
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tubexc
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October 09, 2017, 12:33:08 PM |
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Ca I reserve for Hindi translation for Ann thread?
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TonTon (OP)
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October 09, 2017, 01:28:41 PM |
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Ca I reserve for Hindi translation for Ann thread?
Sorry, translation bounty is reserved |
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Larscolars
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October 09, 2017, 01:37:52 PM |
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Is there a protection mechanism, ?
Of course! The user does not leave us their private keys. This allows you to keep security at the level provided by the blockchain and the service (MEW, Parity etc.) through which transactions are performed. |
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beer_man
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October 09, 2017, 02:18:15 PM |
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Is there a protection mechanism, ?
Of course! The user does not leave us their private keys. This allows you to keep security at the level provided by the blockchain and the service (MEW, Parity etc.) through which transactions are performed. Ok i better go have a look at MEW and Parity |
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Larscolars
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October 09, 2017, 03:29:19 PM
Last edit: October 09, 2017, 03:44:04 PM by Larscolars |
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Is there a protection mechanism, ?
Of course! The user does not leave us their private keys. This allows you to keep security at the level provided by the blockchain and the service (MEW, Parity etc.) through which transactions are performed. Ok i better go have a look at MEW and Parity To perform required logic we do not need to know private keys or any private data. The smart contract can handle transfer found logic in case of incident or any programmed event. |
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beer_man
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October 09, 2017, 04:48:45 PM |
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Is there a protection mechanism, ?
Of course! The user does not leave us their private keys. This allows you to keep security at the level provided by the blockchain and the service (MEW, Parity etc.) through which transactions are performed. Ok i better go have a look at MEW and Parity To perform required logic we do not need to know private keys or any private data. The smart contract can handle transfer found logic in case of incident or any programmed event. So the platform just stores public key, and sends to benefactors private wallet? |
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Larscolars
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October 09, 2017, 06:05:49 PM |
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Is there a protection mechanism, ?
Of course! The user does not leave us their private keys. This allows you to keep security at the level provided by the blockchain and the service (MEW, Parity etc.) through which transactions are performed. Ok i better go have a look at MEW and Parity To perform required logic we do not need to know private keys or any private data. The smart contract can handle transfer found logic in case of incident or any programmed event. So the platform just stores public key, and sends to benefactors private wallet? You create a smart contract in our service, but only you manage it with the help of your wallet to which only you have access.) |
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Larscolars
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October 10, 2017, 07:38:24 AM |
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Is there a protection mechanism, ?
Of course! The user does not leave us their private keys. This allows you to keep security at the level provided by the blockchain and the service (MEW, Parity etc.) through which transactions are performed. Ok i better go have a look at MEW and Parity To perform required logic we do not need to know private keys or any private data. The smart contract can handle transfer found logic in case of incident or any programmed event. So the platform just stores public key, and sends to benefactors private wallet? You create a smart contract in our service, but only you manage it with the help of your wallet to which only you have access.) yes, contract sends funds. Our platform guarantee contract invocation at right time. |
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beer_man
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October 10, 2017, 09:17:11 AM |
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Is there a protection mechanism, ?
Of course! The user does not leave us their private keys. This allows you to keep security at the level provided by the blockchain and the service (MEW, Parity etc.) through which transactions are performed. Ok i better go have a look at MEW and Parity To perform required logic we do not need to know private keys or any private data. The smart contract can handle transfer found logic in case of incident or any programmed event. So the platform just stores public key, and sends to benefactors private wallet? You create a smart contract in our service, but only you manage it with the help of your wallet to which only you have access.) yes, contract sends funds. Our platform guarantee contract invocation at right time. So the benefactor would need to have a wallet at time when contract is written . I start reading the whitepaper now also |
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TonTon (OP)
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October 10, 2017, 10:44:08 AM |
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Is there a protection mechanism, ?
Of course! The user does not leave us their private keys. This allows you to keep security at the level provided by the blockchain and the service (MEW, Parity etc.) through which transactions are performed. Ok i better go have a look at MEW and Parity To perform required logic we do not need to know private keys or any private data. The smart contract can handle transfer found logic in case of incident or any programmed event. So the platform just stores public key, and sends to benefactors private wallet? You create a smart contract in our service, but only you manage it with the help of your wallet to which only you have access.) yes, contract sends funds. Our platform guarantee contract invocation at right time. So the benefactor would need to have a wallet at time when contract is written . I start reading the whitepaper now also Yes, but we are on negotiations with bank about solving such issue. We are working on possibility to send funds to bank account. |
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crusiallaisurc
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October 10, 2017, 11:32:18 AM |
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How is wallet activity determined? Deposits and withdrawl activity?
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klavcryp
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October 10, 2017, 01:16:46 PM |
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Good idea of ICO
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Larscolars
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October 10, 2017, 01:25:17 PM |
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How is wallet activity determined? Deposits and withdrawl activity?
right now - yes , in future - we also plan monitor user's FB/Twitter , if it's project contract |
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XCNP
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October 10, 2017, 01:30:01 PM |
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I had occasion to read an article few days ago with title what happens to your crypto in case you die. This project is really interesting for common man it can be used as will making purposes because people begin to take these cryptocurrencies as serious investment. Taking care of the investment is important in these sensitive markets.
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zee123
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October 10, 2017, 03:17:29 PM |
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I had occasion to read an article few days ago with title what happens to your crypto in case you die. This project is really interesting for common man it can be used as will making purposes because people begin to take these cryptocurrencies as serious investment. Taking care of the investment is important in these sensitive markets.
uhm need to read more on this. |
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summerjam87765
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October 11, 2017, 07:52:09 AM |
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So maybe someone can prevent funds being released by sending small amounts to the wallet to hold it hostage. Maybe only withdrawls should be activity
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Larscolars
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October 11, 2017, 08:53:16 AM |
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So maybe someone can prevent funds being released by sending small amounts to the wallet to hold it hostage. Maybe only withdrawls should be activity
yes, but user can define it before contact creation |
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