[ANN][SEM] Semux - Official Thread

[somac.]

I signed my bitcoin addresses for the airdrop a couple days ago but haven't received my semux coins yet. How long will it take before I see them in my semux wallet?

[keyzersoze]

I signed my bitcoin addresses for the airdrop a couple days ago but haven't received my semux coins yet. How long will it take before I see them in my semux wallet?

Btc snapshot airdrop usually goes out on Monday’s.

[souledg]

This's a good project. I hope it will be growing up.

[somac.]

I signed my bitcoin addresses for the airdrop a couple days ago but haven't received my semux coins yet. How long will it take before I see them in my semux wallet?

Btc snapshot airdrop usually goes out on Monday’s.

Same as bitcore. Fantastic.

[Pattern0814]

I was hoping to find a nice project that includes newbies. Glad Semux give us an opportunity to participate. Thank you.

[yyz13857180757]

Hi guys is the main net launch still on track for January 20th?

Yeah, if you want to get some SEM, there's the OTC thread, but be careful, lately some people are hyping up prices! If you want to be a delegate and get some, just get some information on the first page! There's good prospect for the launch of Semux.

The SEMUX is very optimistic about the prospects of the network, will be launched soon prices continue to rise, the price is not exaggerated, perhaps the next time you see the price is 15$.

[wiredideas]

Hi guys is the main net launch still on track for January 20th?

Yeah, if you want to get some SEM, there's the OTC thread, but be careful, lately some people are hyping up prices! If you want to be a delegate and get some, just get some information on the first page! There's good prospect for the launch of Semux.

The SEMUX is very optimistic about the prospects of the network, will be launched soon prices continue to rise, the price is not exaggerated, perhaps the next time you see the price is 15$.

It can be more than that after the listing. Semux is just too fantastic and too good not to have a piece of it. Semux will surely bring the house down in January 20.   

[joyteq]

As a question for how pools 'should' run.  I have 2 validators.  Right now each pay out separately, so votes for one are 1/44k share and other is 1/40k share.
I am playing around with allow configuration to treat them just as one big pool.  So everyone gets 1/84k share of  2x the reward.

At the moment, it doesn't matter, but if i were to start say 'pool3' (I'm not), I want to encourage votes for it, so it would make sense to allow those voters to still receive a share, even though its not forging yet.

Downside is, if I open up a new pool, those who already have votes on a 'full' one have no incentive to balance their votes to the lower one.  And balancing votes is a good thing.

Thoughts?  Pros and cons to each.. just not sure what makes most sense.

Good question about whether to treat them as two separate pools or a combined pool.  I think I'd tend to lean towards the combined pool--as long as you don't require users to shuffle around votes between often.  That way, say if you did start pool #3, all the new people could join into #3, but people that already voted on #1 or #2 wouldn't need to burn transaction fees to rebalance their votes across all three.

[wiredideas]

after, or before, the mainnet you guys really have to work on official website and especially on documentation (plus team, roadmap)

Once Semux Official Mainnet is off the ground, all other things will be given priority like RM, WP, Team etc.

[joyteq]

after, or before, the mainnet you guys really have to work on official website and especially on documentation (plus team, roadmap)

This is a work in progress, please be patient with us.

I'm not the OP, but I would echo the comments around documentation.  Specifically the delegate/validator/FAQ wiki.  It goes into just enough detail to get you asking a lot more questions, but then doesn't dive deep into those other questions, such as the basic one of "Why would/should I vote for someone, and what is the end result."

I've been able to figure it out by reading replies by friendly people in this forum, but lots of people have been asking that all validators are paying their voters when I think there are now only two pools that are doing it.

But the software is very nice!  Keep it up.  I'm looking forward to the mainnet launch.

[winmon]

When I try to check my BTC address at the link provided, it says my address is not found;  yet I have had this address during the designated block time that the snapshop was taken, with a good balance.......   not sure what is wrong.

in any event i signed a message and submitted it via the form provide for airdrop..... not sure what will happen, if anything.

Anybody have any idea?

Thanks!
 

[Crypto_Jay_99]

Joined the airdrop and the sig campaign.
Looks like a promising project.

[TropicalHenry]

Hey guys,
I get that to claim the airdrop you need to sign your Semux address with your Bitcoin wallet.
But how do the Semux team then know your Bitcoin address in order to check your balance?

Basically is it possible to derive the public address if you know the message that was signed and the signed message itself?
Can anyone point me in a direction where i can read more on this as Google isnt really bringing anything up?

Cheers
 

[nikolya1989]

When will be listed on exchange?

[0verseer]

When will be listed on exchange?

After main net launch.

[nikolya1989]

When will be listed on exchange?

After main net launch.

How long after net launch?

[mdodong]

When will be listed on exchange?

After main net launch.

How long after net launch?

No definite date yet. The dev already committed to work on exchange listing after the launch. Let's wait for it.

[kumiskura]

Hey guys,
I get that to claim the airdrop you need to sign your Semux address with your Bitcoin wallet.
But how do the Semux team then know your Bitcoin address in order to check your balance?

Basically is it possible to derive the public address if you know the message that was signed and the signed message itself?
Can anyone point me in a direction where i can read more on this as Google isnt really bringing anything up?

Cheers
 

they've taken a snapshot at block #480.000,
in other words,they knew which address has a coin in their wallet.
check your address on here :  https://www.semux.org/btc/
in there you can find how much coin you have at block #480.000 and how much coin that you will get.
if you can not find anything,which mean you can not claim the airdrop.

[imhohy]

Hey guys,
I get that to claim the airdrop you need to sign your Semux address with your Bitcoin wallet.
But how do the Semux team then know your Bitcoin address in order to check your balance?

Basically is it possible to derive the public address if you know the message that was signed and the signed message itself?
Can anyone point me in a direction where i can read more on this as Google isnt really bringing anything up?

Cheers
 

they've taken a snapshot at block #480.000,
in other words,they knew which address has a coin in their wallet.
check your address on here :  https://www.semux.org/btc/
in there you can find how much coin you have at block #480.000 and how much coin that you will get.
if you can not find anything,which mean you can not claim the airdrop.

Oh, all my wallet addresses not in their BTC list. Sad

[dunchy]

URL  https://www.semux.org/btc/  not working