[FIBRE] | 625k | [SuperNET] | FibreDark | FibreLock | FibreGateway | ZeroTrust |

[LocoMB]

meh - i am not into that tried that with bitcoin from source and got a really frustrating experince because I couldn't compile it- gave up after spent a lot of time on it-
don't want that again.
at least bitcoin has an executable. So I tried running the Fibre-qt from FibreOS on my ubuntu 15.04 but I got some error messages of some missing libs so this is not so good either
so I have to run windoes or FibreOS, and I don't want to run windows only for a coin.

before I dedicate a machine extra for FibreOS maybe some of you guys can give me a hint: I want to use fibredark and in the directory on FibreOS it says fibredark, but the wallt is Fibre-qt

what's the deal with that? fibredark sounds really interesting but these different verions confuse the shit out of me.

There were two separate wallets earlier - with and without tor connections

FibreOS was released before Hybrid Tor Wallet 3.2 version(which includes both options with switch inside one wallet)

The wallet inside FibreOS includes FibreDark(tor connections) you can check it by going to console and using getpeerinfo

BTW when screensaver surprises you the password is Fibreos

You can also run FibreOS in kvm on your machine (it is portable os, your wallet is safe at shutdown, just rename iso to img if kvm needs it)

ooomph- so which one would be Hybrid Tor wallet 3.2? Fibre-qt for windows? I do have a windows 7 machine in the house but I rarely use it and I'd like to do without it, but there always are a few things where no linux solution exists, so maybe I'll try that.

And what different features are in Blitz versus Fibre? I could even start with some Fibre and some Blitz to see which one is more profitbale, but what are the different features in the two? 

[clovis A.]

The silver Fibre rounds look absolutely amazing!! Nicely done!!

[mxxxxxx]

ooomph- so which one would be Hybrid Tor wallet 3.2? Fibre-qt for windows? I do have a windows 7 machine in the house but I rarely use it and I'd like to do without it, but there always are a few things where no linux solution exists, so maybe I'll try that.

And what different features are in Blitz versus Fibre? I could even start with some Fibre and some Blitz to see which one is more profitbale, but what are the different features in the two?  

Hybrid Tor Wallet is on website http://www.fibrecoin.com/getstarted/

The one you have in FibreOS is older version but includes FibreDark, Fibre-qt.exe is just name of the file

Fibre and Blitz are different projects, just Killakem was asked and took lead on business ideas for Blitz

For Fibre you can find nice summary here https://slack-files.com/T02PXPVUF-F03DM47DB-f06e9352fd

For Blitz you need to look into thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=848186.0

[skidog]

ooomph- so which one would be Hybrid Tor wallet 3.2? Fibre-qt for windows? I do have a windows 7 machine in the house but I rarely use it and I'd like to do without it, but there always are a few things where no linux solution exists, so maybe I'll try that.

And what different features are in Blitz versus Fibre? I could even start with some Fibre and some Blitz to see which one is more profitbale, but what are the different features in the two?  

Hybrid Tor Wallet is on website http://www.fibrecoin.com/getstarted/

The one you have in FibreOS is older version but includes FibreDark, Fibre-qt.exe is just name of the file

Fibre and Blitz are different projects, just Killakem was asked and took lead on business ideas for Blitz

For Fibre you can find nice summary here https://slack-files.com/T02PXPVUF-F03DM47DB-f06e9352fd

For Blitz you need to look into thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=848186.0

When will we  be getting masternodes(or something like a masternode) up and running. I have a windows machine is that ok? I am waiting on my internet service provider to get me a static ip.

[mxxxxxx]

ooomph- so which one would be Hybrid Tor wallet 3.2? Fibre-qt for windows? I do have a windows 7 machine in the house but I rarely use it and I'd like to do without it, but there always are a few things where no linux solution exists, so maybe I'll try that.

And what different features are in Blitz versus Fibre? I could even start with some Fibre and some Blitz to see which one is more profitbale, but what are the different features in the two?  

Hybrid Tor Wallet is on website http://www.fibrecoin.com/getstarted/

The one you have in FibreOS is older version but includes FibreDark, Fibre-qt.exe is just name of the file

Fibre and Blitz are different projects, just Killakem was asked and took lead on business ideas for Blitz

For Fibre you can find nice summary here https://slack-files.com/T02PXPVUF-F03DM47DB-f06e9352fd

For Blitz you need to look into thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=848186.0

When will we  be getting masternodes(or something like a masternode) up and running. I have a windows machine is that ok? I am waiting on my internet service provider to get me a static ip.

We should see bdn beta in approx 1-2 weeks, yes you should be fine

[skidog]

ooomph- so which one would be Hybrid Tor wallet 3.2? Fibre-qt for windows? I do have a windows 7 machine in the house but I rarely use it and I'd like to do without it, but there always are a few things where no linux solution exists, so maybe I'll try that.

And what different features are in Blitz versus Fibre? I could even start with some Fibre and some Blitz to see which one is more profitbale, but what are the different features in the two?  

Hybrid Tor Wallet is on website http://www.fibrecoin.com/getstarted/

The one you have in FibreOS is older version but includes FibreDark, Fibre-qt.exe is just name of the file

Fibre and Blitz are different projects, just Killakem was asked and took lead on business ideas for Blitz

For Fibre you can find nice summary here https://slack-files.com/T02PXPVUF-F03DM47DB-f06e9352fd

For Blitz you need to look into thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=848186.0

When will we  be getting masternodes(or something like a masternode) up and running. I have a windows machine is that ok? I am waiting on my internet service provider to get me a static ip.

We should see bdn beta in approx 1-2 weeks, yes you should be fine

Thanks for the quick reply...

[jerelimZ]

https://twitter.com/fibrecoin/status/599632848879013888

great!

I was going to buy a few but I think not any more.

[mxxxxxx]

Keep up the great support 453+ FIBRE paid out to miners

Sorry for slightly delay with FibrePay

It is coming

Silver coins presale will start shortly after release

[mxxxxxx]

Testing of FibrePay progressing well

[mxxxxxx]

FibrePay BIP32 HD Wallet Beta released

http://www.fibrecoin.com/news/fibrepay-hd-wallet-beta-chrome-app-released/

Android version coming soon

From other good news, there was great progress made with one of the features that is going to be open source in very near future in my hands also

[jerelimZ]

FibrePay BIP32 HD Wallet Beta released

http://www.fibrecoin.com/news/fibrepay-hd-wallet-beta-chrome-app-released/

Android version coming soon

From other good news, there was great progress made with one of the features that is going to be open source in very near future in my hands also

Downloading now. Good to see my investment paying off here.

[mxxxxxx]

Update

FibreLock 2.0 will soon be submitted for peer review! Once all the devs taking part have provided their feedback and the changes have been made, we will release the open source code for FibreLock 2.0. After the code has been open source for a while and audited by the community, we will release Fibre and Bitcoin wallets including the new and improved FibreLock. The source code will be available so any coin will be able to implement FibreLock

[jahl]

Update

FibreLock 2.0 will soon be submitted for peer review! Once all the devs taking part have provided their feedback and the changes have been made, we will release the open source code for FibreLock 2.0. After the code has been open source for a while and audited by the community, we will release Fibre and Bitcoin wallets including the new and improved FibreLock. The source code will be available so any coin will be able to implement FibreLock

nice !

looks like some people are trying to buy the last cheap Fibre

[mxxxxxx]

Update

Just finished testing FibreLock 2.0

Should be delivered for code review tomorrow

Preparing page for Fibre silver coins

[mxxxxxx]

Fibre Silver coins limited edition presale

http://www.fibrecoin.com/fibresilvercoins/

Also thank you miners for great support on multipools, last shift paid out 346+ Fibre

[mxxxxxx]

SuperNET newsletter 17 is now live

Great updates!

https://twitter.com/zyduuu/status/602553448178016257

[mxxxxxx]

197+ Fibre paid out to the miners, keep up great support

New system is being implemented and there is very big chance to see daily payouts soon:)

[Zer0Sum]

Today`s mining results 213+ FIBRE paid out to miners

Cheers

How much is that worth in btc or $$

About 0.11btc at the moment, multipools are paying out every few days

Weak if you ask me!

Agreed, seeing strong hash support would be great achievement in future

I've been mining and trading FIBRE for about 2 months... and it's been a good choice because:

(1) It has a floor of about 50,000 sats.

(2) The small float and regular buyers result in 20-30% spikes on a consistent basis.

(3) They're building quality relationships with NXT, SuperNET, BLITZ... based on track record of delivering innovative tech.

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[tyz]

I made a vote. I thought Coinomat is adding all SuperNET coins by standard 
Has you changed your strategy by adding only coins which got a particular number of votes?