[ANN][XC] >> Mandatory Update to new Wallet - The first POS X11 anonymous wallet

[fedmahnkassad]

Is there a X11coin price ticker for the android?

I highly suggest it! that is an awesome app

studentwiskunde made one as far as I can remember.

[ReRunRod]

Is there a X11coin price ticker for the android?

I highly suggest it! that is an awesome app

studentwiskunde made one as far as I can remember.

Most likely.. He made one for BC.

[Teka]

Is there a X11coin price ticker for the android?

I highly suggest it! that is an awesome app

Bitcoin price checker - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobnetic.coinguardian

[micryon]

It's a centralized mixer at this point. It's good to have a plan, but as we all know all kinds of issues can come up when actually developing and going live with it. And when it's done, someone qualified should surely review the code and architecture.

This certainly makes sense, as an explanation.

[micryon]

I would think that the people throwing thousands of BTC in this have done their own research and reached the conclusion that the dev and the project are legit.

Well.. thousands of BTC were thrown at AsiaCoin as well (peaked Mintpal volume several days).. and look what happened there..  So ..I wouldn't assume anything in this market.

Always good to ask the hard questions, imo .. especially if you are invested in something.

[atcsecure]

No, mixing is only part of it, XC now contains a completely new transaction protocol layer that is encrypted and will be leveraged as a platform for all sorts of concepts.... and it will leverage multi-path paradigm topology (which again is a custom

This is the part that is confusing me personally wrt to what i looked at on github..

I assume that a transaction protocol layer would have to coded into the core coin code..

That is.. if i built XC src from github directly.. I wouldn't be able to take part in this transaction protocol layer, because there is no code for such a layer in the code on github.

So is the only transaction protocol layer available in the windows binary.. and if so how could that work across all the people that built from src.. (which doesn't have the code).

Yes your correct, it is only in the windows binary current available.  Binaries will be available for multiple platforms

[SpringfieldM1A]

Is there a X11coin price ticker for the android?

I highly suggest it! that is an awesome app

Here bro : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nl.wiskunde.xc

[Teka]

It's a centralized mixer at this point. It's good to have a plan, but as we all know all kinds of issues can come up when actually developing and going live with it. And when it's done, someone qualified should surely review the code and architecture.

This certainly makes sense, as an explanation.

Yeah, like the dev himself because he sure has the resume for it.

[jaayruu]

Is there a X11coin price ticker for the android?

I highly suggest it! that is an awesome app

Bitcoin price checker - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobnetic.coinguardian

damn goodshit! searched all last night on the playstore and could not find it!

[micryon]

No, mixing is only part of it, XC now contains a completely new transaction protocol layer that is encrypted and will be leveraged as a platform for all sorts of concepts.... and it will leverage multi-path paradigm topology (which again is a custom

This is the part that is confusing me personally wrt to what i looked at on github..

I assume that a transaction protocol layer would have to coded into the core coin code..

That is.. if i built XC src from github directly.. I wouldn't be able to take part in this transaction protocol layer, because there is no code for such a layer in the code on github.

So is the only transaction protocol layer available in the windows binary.. and if so how could that work across all the people that built from src.. (which doesn't have the code).

Yes your correct, it is only in the windows binary current available.  Binaries will be available for multiple platforms

The gist of my question is:  If this transaction layer protocol is only available in the windows binary..  How can the built-from-source linux client interpret that protocol?  It seems like it wouldn't be able to?

[jaayruu]

Is there a X11coin price ticker for the android?

I highly suggest it! that is an awesome app

Here bro : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nl.wiskunde.xc

Oh yeah this is the one i was looking for actually, Nice!

[Teka]

I suggest you spend your precious time developing features for AsiaCoin instead of sneaking on other coins' threads attempting to discredit them.

Thanks for your suggestion.

But you are incorrect to assume that i'm trying to discredit anyone.  I have nothing to gain from doing so.

I'm just asking questions out of technical interest.

In a roundabout way he seems to be making a valid point, that I can see.

We have spent some time looking for good anonymity projects to invest in. We have several investments.

The name of this project gives the suggestion that you have copied Darkcoin with the main intention of profiting from the rise in value of darkcoin. That gives no immediate confidence to the technical anonymity side.

you would need to demonstrate that anyone who uses xc to keep their spending secure would be able to trust it with their lives and liberty. so far I am not that convinced.

As we've said before, nothing has been copied from darkcoin. Apple didn't come out with the idea of the tablet? However they made it better and changed the industry.

Work is being done behind the scenes to make it more decentralized and anonymous.

Please do not insult my intelligence.

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I'm sorry if it came across like that, I didn't want to insult your intelligence.

[ReRunRod]

No, mixing is only part of it, XC now contains a completely new transaction protocol layer that is encrypted and will be leveraged as a platform for all sorts of concepts.... and it will leverage multi-path paradigm topology (which again is a custom

This is the part that is confusing me personally wrt to what i looked at on github..

I assume that a transaction protocol layer would have to coded into the core coin code..

That is.. if i built XC src from github directly.. I wouldn't be able to take part in this transaction protocol layer, because there is no code for such a layer in the code on github.

So is the only transaction protocol layer available in the windows binary.. and if so how could that work across all the people that built from src.. (which doesn't have the code).

Yes your correct, it is only in the windows binary current available.  Binaries will be available for multiple platforms

The gist of my question is:  If this transaction layer protocol is only available in the windows binary..  How can the built-from-source linux client interpret that protocol?  It seems like it wouldn't be able to?

Linux should be easier to build IMHO.

[illodin]

I would think that the people throwing thousands of BTC in this have done their own research and reached the conclusion that the dev and the project are legit.

No.. people who do pump operations don't care about fundamentals of a coin. And couldn't probably even understand it - because the asiacoin dev or whoever it was in this thread can't. They just see buzz around a coin and hop in because it's easier to make profit on than on a total stand still coin. They have a lot of BTC not because they invest in fundamentally good coins, they have it because they were lucky to be around on BTC or LTC early days.

[Ezravdb]

XC taking a run for BC on www.coinmarketcap.com guys

[studio1one]

No doubt the next phase of development on this is make or break. Like any development project it has milestones, some more important than others.

The delivery of decentralised anonymous nodes is crucial to the whole project.

Let's be fair though here, the developer has, so far, delivered an anon wallet, even if it is centralised. No one else has. Looking at his past projects I have a fair degree of confidence that he will be able to deliver the decentralisation of this protocol.

At the end of the day only time will tell if it can be delivered on spec and on time. The gamble people are making at present on investing in this coin is whether he can do it or not.

It's a bet, place your money now ladies and gentlemen.

If he succeeds on delivering what he said on spec and on time, this will become the 2nd coin. I have no doubt. If not, it will go the way of the many other alts that litter the route of the crypto.


Personally I'm holding, and holding hard.  If decentralised anon transactions using the xnodes is delivered to the spec shown, such moon, many win.

[mr_random]

[Teka]

No doubt the next phase of development on this is make or break. Like any development project it has milestones, some more important than others.

The delivery of decentralised anonymous nodes is crucial to the whole project.

Let's be fair though here, the developer has, so far, delivered an anon wallet, even if it is centralised. No one else has. Looking at his past projects I have a fair degree of confidence that he will be able to deliver the decentralisation of this protocol.

At the end of the day only time will tell if it can be delivered on spec and on time. The gamble people are making at present on investing in this coin is whether he can do it or not.

It's a bet, place your money now ladies and gentlemen.

If he succeeds on delivering what he said on spec and on time, this will become the 2nd coin. I have no doubt. If not, it will go the way of the many other alts that litter the route of the crypto.


Personally I'm holding, and holding hard.  If decentralised anon transactions using the xnodes is delivered to the spec shown, such moon, many win.

Thank your for the feedback and a great post.

[CrymsonCoin16]

Mintpal prices are going crazy. The whales have come out to play :O

[Ezravdb]

XC Marketcap officially higher than BC

www.coinmarketcap.com