[ANN]🌀 Blur Network(BLUR) 🌀 | PoW Cryptonight-Dynamic | CPU/Solo Mining | DPoW

[blurnetwork]

An Official Subreddit for The Blur Network has gone live at https://reddit.com/r/blur_network !  Head on over to Reddit and check it out.  Post some content & Share benchmarks, etc....

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[blurnetwork]

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[vlad230]

This looks like an interesting project

Any news about the pool being setup by someone?  If not done already?

How about the roadmap? I see we should have the GUI wallet by now.

[KnyazED]

MapleChange listing has been confirmed. I’ve been told the kind folks over there are syncing up their node as we speak, and we will begin testing deposits promptly.

great news. This indicates the responsibility of the team. active development of ideas and creation of all conditions for implementation.

[blurnetwork]

Hardfork v7 went smoothly, chain is stable and hashrate dropped by the amount expected.  No surprises = stability

[captaindz]

Is there a simple windows wallet for Blur because the current wallet is bit complicated , too much files etc..

[pomartin]

Is there a simple windows wallet for Blur because the current wallet is bit complicated , too much files etc..

"blurd.exe" is a daemon and "blur-wallet-cli.exe" is a wallet. You only need those two files, you can ignore the others.
Once "blurd.exe" is running and is fully synced with network you can power up "blur-wallet-cli.exe" and do stuff in your wallet.
Remember, "blur-wallet-cli.exe" needs "blurd.exe" running.

I hope it is a bit simpler now

[blurnetwork]

Is there a simple windows wallet for Blur because the current wallet is bit complicated , too much files etc..

Download the binaries from https://github.com/blur-network/blur/releases for windows, and extract the folder.  Open the extracted folder and double click

Code:

blurd.exe

That is the daemon executable. You will need to wait for it to synchronize with the network.  Once that is complete, double-click

Code:

blur-wallet-cli.exe

. Follow the prompts to create your wallet.  Type

Code:

help

into either of those terminals, and that will output a list of commands, syntax, and their functions.  

If you'd like to speed up the syncing process (considerably, I might add), you can open a Powershell by Pressing (Windows Button + X) on your keyboard. You should see a blue command prompt.  That is the powershell.  Start with the command

Code:

cd Downloads/blur-v0.1.7-win-x86_64

to switch your current directory to the folder into which you've extracted the binaries. Once you've done that, type:

Code:

./blurd.exe --seed-node 178.128.180.136:14894 --seed-node 178.128.186.101:14894 --seed-node 178.128.191.245:14894

Your daemon will begin syncing very quickly.

[blurnetwork]

UPDATE:Explorer has been recompiled for new binaries v0.1.7, with some cosmetic changes.  A subreddit for Blur Network is now live over at Reddit.   Lightpaper to follow....

[captaindz]

Is there a simple windows wallet for Blur because the current wallet is bit complicated , too much files etc..

"blurd.exe" is a daemon and "blur-wallet-cli.exe" is a wallet. You only need those two files, you can ignore the others.
Once "blurd.exe" is running and is fully synced with network you can power up "blur-wallet-cli.exe" and do stuff in your wallet.
Remember, "blur-wallet-cli.exe" needs "blurd.exe" running.

I hope it is a bit simpler now

All is clear now , thanks.

[captaindz]

Is there a simple windows wallet for Blur because the current wallet is bit complicated , too much files etc..

Download the binaries from https://github.com/blur-network/blur/releases for windows, and extract the folder.  Open the extracted folder and double click

Code:

blurd.exe

That is the daemon executable. You will need to wait for it to synchronize with the network.  Once that is complete, double-click

Code:

blur-wallet-cli.exe

. Follow the prompts to create your wallet.  Type

Code:

help

into either of those terminals, and that will output a list of commands, syntax, and their functions.  

If you'd like to speed up the syncing process (considerably, I might add), you can open a Powershell by Pressing (Windows Button + X) on your keyboard. You should see a blue command prompt.  That is the powershell.  Start with the command

Code:

cd Downloads/blur-v0.1.7-win-x86_64

to switch your current directory to the folder into which you've extracted the binaries. Once you've done that, type:

Code:

./blurd.exe --seed-node 178.128.180.136:14894 --seed-node 178.128.186.101:14894 --seed-node 178.128.191.245:14894

Your daemon will begin syncing very quickly.

Thanks for your detailed explanation dev.

[smikadoshi]

Great project! Connecting my cpu at this very moment!

[trekkie1701]

I'm impressed with this coin so far; very few hiccups since release. Needs some publicity though, to keep the momentum going (bounties paid with the premine perhaps?).

[blurnetwork]

I'm impressed with this coin so far; very few hiccups since release. Needs some publicity though, to keep the momentum going (bounties paid with the premine perhaps?).

While bounties are something I'm open to, talks of marketing are underway currently.  Glad things have been smooth for you and others!

[blurnetwork]

Blur Network has been added to the coin list at Coinlib.io

[pomartin]

Blur Network has been added to the coin list at Coinlib.io

Sweet, congrats!

[blurnetwork]

Pushed quite a few code changes to GitHub master branch. (http://Https://github.com/blur-network/blur)

[blurnetwork]

Link to MapleChange and promo for prospective listing on Bisq have been added to the website.

[blurnetwork]

Preview of GUI wallet under heavy delelopment currently:

[blur-network]

UPDATE: Progress as of Sept. 7th, 2018

The GUI, while still technically under development, is finished from a design standpoint. Testing and adjustments will take place over the next two days.  Multisig will not be supported, yet. The same is possible of subaddresses, but those will undergo further testing...

Decision has been made to release the GUI wallet before the Lightpaper v1.0 release, for the purpose of keeping releases steady.

The GUI wallet will feature a 1-click miner, QR codes for ease of sending, a full address book, transaction proving and checking, and a bunch more cool features. It’s pretty handy. Aesthetically, very much based on the Monero GUI design. Built on QT for cross-platform purposes.