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This is the most undervalued coin in the market by a mile
Don't say that! Keep things quiet in order to give people more time to buy cheap SDC before the code review comes out We've had enough time to buy cheap SDC I think Cryptsy is causing some problems and scaring investors away. I had some friends I told about ShadowCash, then later they said they checked it out on Cryptsy and volume was nothing and the wallet was in maintenance so they didn't buy. They thought the coin was broken or something. I had to tell them no no Cryptsy just sucks, go to Bittrex instead. It sucks pretty bad, the wallet on Cryptsy has been in maintenance at least since January 1st, and it was broken for a week or two before that also. It only worked for a brief moment for like 1 day. I e-mailed them a bunch of times, and contacted them in the chat and they just ignored me. I told them if it is a sync issue to go to the console and do the "rewindchain 249000" trick. I also asked them to just de-list the coin if they can't fix it, because they are giving Shadow a bad name. But I just get ignored. Maybe a dev could have better luck contacting them. Who is reviewing the code and who will announce the results? Can you link any sources ? 1 year from now what do you guys see 1 SDC being worth?? Isidor Zeuner is reviewing the code. I guess he is a German cryptographer and active member of the Bitcoin developer mailing list. You can read some of his stuff here: https://www.mail-archive.com/bitcoin-development@lists.sourceforge.net/I think the results will be posted on shadowtalk.org Some more info here: http://shadowtalk.org/topic/321/shadowcash-whitepaper-review-and-code-auditOne year from now I wouldn't be surprised to see the price over 100K satoshis. It seems the market cap is really tiny right now, and this coin is way undervalued. It is surprising that the devs have built so much for this project, yet not many people even know about Shadow. If you look at a hyped coin like DRK, it has a market cap of like $9,000,000 right now. Shadow only has a market cap of like $350,000. I think Shadow is a much cooler project, and a much better anon coin than DRK. Shadow has way more going for it. If we could just match the same marketcap as DRK right now, we could see a 25x increase in price of SDC, or a price of about 500K satoshis. Its hard to say though, this market is very unpredictable, and often stupid. |
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bangomatic
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January 25, 2015, 02:37:12 AM |
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Hopefully the audit results will be posted by the auditor with no info leaked to the insiders. Is this possible??
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Blazin604
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January 25, 2015, 02:52:34 AM |
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This is the most undervalued coin in the market by a mile
Don't say that! Keep things quiet in order to give people more time to buy cheap SDC before the code review comes out We've had enough time to buy cheap SDC I think Cryptsy is causing some problems and scaring investors away. I had some friends I told about ShadowCash, then later they said they checked it out on Cryptsy and volume was nothing and the wallet was in maintenance so they didn't buy. They thought the coin was broken or something. I had to tell them no no Cryptsy just sucks, go to Bittrex instead. It sucks pretty bad, the wallet on Cryptsy has been in maintenance at least since January 1st, and it was broken for a week or two before that also. It only worked for a brief moment for like 1 day. I e-mailed them a bunch of times, and contacted them in the chat and they just ignored me. I told them if it is a sync issue to go to the console and do the "rewindchain 249000" trick. I also asked them to just de-list the coin if they can't fix it, because they are giving Shadow a bad name. But I just get ignored. Maybe a dev could have better luck contacting them. Who is reviewing the code and who will announce the results? Can you link any sources ? 1 year from now what do you guys see 1 SDC being worth?? Isidor Zeuner is reviewing the code. I guess he is a German cryptographer and active member of the Bitcoin developer mailing list. You can read some of his stuff here: https://www.mail-archive.com/bitcoin-development@lists.sourceforge.net/I think the results will be posted on shadowtalk.org Some more info here: http://shadowtalk.org/topic/321/shadowcash-whitepaper-review-and-code-auditOne year from now I wouldn't be surprised to see the price over 100K satoshis. It seems the market cap is really tiny right now, and this coin is way undervalued. It is surprising that the devs have built so much for this project, yet not many people even know about Shadow. If you look at a hyped coin like DRK, it has a market cap of like $9,000,000 right now. Shadow only has a market cap of like $350,000. I think Shadow is a much cooler project, and a much better anon coin than DRK. Shadow has way more going for it. If we could just match the same marketcap as DRK right now, we could see a 25x increase in price of SDC, or a price of about 500K satoshis. Its hard to say though, this market is very unpredictable, and often stupid. Interesting. This is another reason to buy Shadowcash....Stealthcoin is not doing anything like this. Although they do have plans to open a marketplace.. One question about SDC...What exactly is stacking and what is the point? |
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January 25, 2015, 03:04:04 AM |
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Hopefully the audit results will be posted by the auditor with no info leaked to the insiders. Is this possible??
Sounds like a good idea. This is the most undervalued coin in the market by a mile
Don't say that! Keep things quiet in order to give people more time to buy cheap SDC before the code review comes out We've had enough time to buy cheap SDC I think Cryptsy is causing some problems and scaring investors away. I had some friends I told about ShadowCash, then later they said they checked it out on Cryptsy and volume was nothing and the wallet was in maintenance so they didn't buy. They thought the coin was broken or something. I had to tell them no no Cryptsy just sucks, go to Bittrex instead. It sucks pretty bad, the wallet on Cryptsy has been in maintenance at least since January 1st, and it was broken for a week or two before that also. It only worked for a brief moment for like 1 day. I e-mailed them a bunch of times, and contacted them in the chat and they just ignored me. I told them if it is a sync issue to go to the console and do the "rewindchain 249000" trick. I also asked them to just de-list the coin if they can't fix it, because they are giving Shadow a bad name. But I just get ignored. Maybe a dev could have better luck contacting them. Who is reviewing the code and who will announce the results? Can you link any sources ? 1 year from now what do you guys see 1 SDC being worth?? Isidor Zeuner is reviewing the code. I guess he is a German cryptographer and active member of the Bitcoin developer mailing list. You can read some of his stuff here: https://www.mail-archive.com/bitcoin-development@lists.sourceforge.net/I think the results will be posted on shadowtalk.org Some more info here: http://shadowtalk.org/topic/321/shadowcash-whitepaper-review-and-code-auditOne year from now I wouldn't be surprised to see the price over 100K satoshis. It seems the market cap is really tiny right now, and this coin is way undervalued. It is surprising that the devs have built so much for this project, yet not many people even know about Shadow. If you look at a hyped coin like DRK, it has a market cap of like $9,000,000 right now. Shadow only has a market cap of like $350,000. I think Shadow is a much cooler project, and a much better anon coin than DRK. Shadow has way more going for it. If we could just match the same marketcap as DRK right now, we could see a 25x increase in price of SDC, or a price of about 500K satoshis. Its hard to say though, this market is very unpredictable, and often stupid. Interesting. This is another reason to buy Shadowcash....Stealthcoin is not doing anything like this. Although they do have plans to open a marketplace.. One question about SDC...What exactly is stacking and what is the point? Probably you mean staking. Shadow is a proof of stake (POS) coin. It initially had a Proof of Work (POW) period in the beginning then it switched to POS. Basically POS is an alternative method of securing a blockchain rather than mining. I am not too expert on POS, but basically it is an alternative incentive system to mining. It has its pros and cons. I think part of the incentive structure is in order to attack the network you would need to hold A LOT of coins, so it doesn't provide much incentive for someone to buy all those coins only to destroy their value by attacking the network. But I think it gets even more complex than that. I am also wondering more about how the Shadow POS system works, because every POS coin seems to have a slightly different scheme. Also I think that the staking of Shadow allows 2% growth per year, so if you stake your coins all year, then your supply will increase by 2% |
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January 25, 2015, 03:06:22 AM |
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Hopefully the audit results will be posted by the auditor with no info leaked to the insiders. Is this possible??
Sounds like a good idea. This is the most undervalued coin in the market by a mile
Don't say that! Keep things quiet in order to give people more time to buy cheap SDC before the code review comes out We've had enough time to buy cheap SDC I think Cryptsy is causing some problems and scaring investors away. I had some friends I told about ShadowCash, then later they said they checked it out on Cryptsy and volume was nothing and the wallet was in maintenance so they didn't buy. They thought the coin was broken or something. I had to tell them no no Cryptsy just sucks, go to Bittrex instead. It sucks pretty bad, the wallet on Cryptsy has been in maintenance at least since January 1st, and it was broken for a week or two before that also. It only worked for a brief moment for like 1 day. I e-mailed them a bunch of times, and contacted them in the chat and they just ignored me. I told them if it is a sync issue to go to the console and do the "rewindchain 249000" trick. I also asked them to just de-list the coin if they can't fix it, because they are giving Shadow a bad name. But I just get ignored. Maybe a dev could have better luck contacting them. Who is reviewing the code and who will announce the results? Can you link any sources ? 1 year from now what do you guys see 1 SDC being worth?? Isidor Zeuner is reviewing the code. I guess he is a German cryptographer and active member of the Bitcoin developer mailing list. You can read some of his stuff here: https://www.mail-archive.com/bitcoin-development@lists.sourceforge.net/I think the results will be posted on shadowtalk.org Some more info here: http://shadowtalk.org/topic/321/shadowcash-whitepaper-review-and-code-auditOne year from now I wouldn't be surprised to see the price over 100K satoshis. It seems the market cap is really tiny right now, and this coin is way undervalued. It is surprising that the devs have built so much for this project, yet not many people even know about Shadow. If you look at a hyped coin like DRK, it has a market cap of like $9,000,000 right now. Shadow only has a market cap of like $350,000. I think Shadow is a much cooler project, and a much better anon coin than DRK. Shadow has way more going for it. If we could just match the same marketcap as DRK right now, we could see a 25x increase in price of SDC, or a price of about 500K satoshis. Its hard to say though, this market is very unpredictable, and often stupid. Interesting. This is another reason to buy Shadowcash....Stealthcoin is not doing anything like this. Although they do have plans to open a marketplace.. One question about SDC...What exactly is stacking and what is the point? Probably you mean staking. Shadow is a proof of stake (POS) coin. It initially had a Proof of Work (POW) period in the beginning then it switched to POS. Basically POS is an alternative method of securing a blockchain rather than mining. I am not too expert on POS, but basically it is an alternative incentive system to mining. It has its pros and cons. I think part of the incentive structure is in order to attack the network you would need to hold A LOT of coins, so it doesn't provide much incentive for someone to buy all those coins only to destroy their value. But I think it gets even more complex than that. I am also wondering more about how the Shadow POS system works, because every POS coin seems to have a slightly different scheme. Also I think that the staking of Shadow allows 2% growth per year, so if you stake your coins all year, then your supply will increase by 2% Waiiit a min...youre saying by saving my SDC they could potentially DECREASE in value over time if some jackass decides to start hording shitloads as well...is there any incentive to hold these at all...? |
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January 25, 2015, 03:09:32 AM |
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Waiiit a min...youre saying by saving my SDC they could potentially DECREASE in value over time?
No, you will just get more SDC over time for your staked coins. Instead of miners minting new coins, they are minted through the staking process. So say for example if you have 1000 SDC and you stake them in your wallet for 1 year. Well as I understand by the end of the year you will have about 1020 coins from the staking process, receiving about 2% per year. |
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January 25, 2015, 03:10:44 AM |
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Waiiit a min...youre saying by saving my SDC they could potentially DECREASE in value over time?
No, you will just get more SDC over time for your staked coins. Instead of miners minting new coins, they are minted through the staking process. So say for example if you have 1000 SDC and you stake them in your wallet for 1 year. Well as I understand by the end of the year you will have about 1020 coins from the staking process, receiving about 2% per year. what happens when the coins run out? how does staking work? Also when will SDC dry up |
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January 25, 2015, 03:14:35 AM |
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Waiiit a min...youre saying by saving my SDC they could potentially DECREASE in value over time?
No, you will just get more SDC over time for your staked coins. Instead of miners minting new coins, they are minted through the staking process. So say for example if you have 1000 SDC and you stake them in your wallet for 1 year. Well as I understand by the end of the year you will have about 1020 coins from the staking process, receiving about 2% per year. what happens when the coins run out? how does staking work? Also when will SDC dry up I think that the coins never run out, and the staking just continues at 2% per year forever, if I understand correctly. The 2% is a reward for helping to secure the network. When you stake your coins you help the network. Its true that the inflation will be 2%, which may seem bad to have constant inflation. But this is kind of different than other inflation that we are used to, because you yourself can stake your coins and receive the 2% as well. So you are not really losing anything to inflation as long as you stake your coins. |
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January 25, 2015, 03:40:44 AM |
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Waiiit a min...youre saying by saving my SDC they could potentially DECREASE in value over time?
No, you will just get more SDC over time for your staked coins. Instead of miners minting new coins, they are minted through the staking process. So say for example if you have 1000 SDC and you stake them in your wallet for 1 year. Well as I understand by the end of the year you will have about 1020 coins from the staking process, receiving about 2% per year. what happens when the coins run out? how does staking work? Also when will SDC dry up I think that the coins never run out, and the staking just continues at 2% per year forever, if I understand correctly. The 2% is a reward for helping to secure the network. When you stake your coins you help the network. Its true that the inflation will be 2%, which may seem bad to have constant inflation. But this is kind of different than other inflation that we are used to, because you yourself can stake your coins and receive the 2% as well. So you are not really losing anything to inflation as long as you stake your coins. What will SDC be used for exactly ? What is the most effective way of getting 100% anon shadowcash from the BTC sitting in my Coinbase wallet. |
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January 25, 2015, 03:51:25 AM |
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Waiiit a min...youre saying by saving my SDC they could potentially DECREASE in value over time?
No, you will just get more SDC over time for your staked coins. Instead of miners minting new coins, they are minted through the staking process. So say for example if you have 1000 SDC and you stake them in your wallet for 1 year. Well as I understand by the end of the year you will have about 1020 coins from the staking process, receiving about 2% per year. what happens when the coins run out? how does staking work? Also when will SDC dry up I think that the coins never run out, and the staking just continues at 2% per year forever, if I understand correctly. The 2% is a reward for helping to secure the network. When you stake your coins you help the network. Its true that the inflation will be 2%, which may seem bad to have constant inflation. But this is kind of different than other inflation that we are used to, because you yourself can stake your coins and receive the 2% as well. So you are not really losing anything to inflation as long as you stake your coins. What will SDC be used for exactly ? What is the most effective way of getting 100% anon shadowcash from the BTC sitting in my Coinbase wallet. It can be used for anything. Soon they will have a decentralized marketplace in the wallet finished called ShadyBay where you will be able to buy or sell anything with complete privacy. If you want completely anonymous coins, just be wise with how you send them around. You would probably want to send your coins from coinbase to an exchange, then purchase the SDC. Then send it from the exchange to your own SDC address. Once in your own SDC address, you will want to send the coins from SDC to Shadow using that option in your wallet. SDC is the transparent side of the coin and can be tracked on the blockchain. But once you convert to Shadow you are basically anonymous. You may not want to send all the coins to Shadow at once, just send a portion at a time. You can keep them there or you can turn them back into SDC by sending to a SDC stealth address. The new SDC will be unlinkable to your original SDC. You will see the options in the wallet. You can send from SDC to SDC, or from SDC to Shadow, or from Shadow to Shadow, or from Shadow back to SDC. When creating an address to make a stealth address just click new address, then click the box that says "stealth address", then click ok. |
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January 25, 2015, 04:07:03 AM |
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Anybody know if Isidor Zeuner will also be auditing ShadowChat along with the currency and Shadow Send features?
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January 25, 2015, 04:12:21 AM
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Waiiit a min...youre saying by saving my SDC they could potentially DECREASE in value over time?
No, you will just get more SDC over time for your staked coins. Instead of miners minting new coins, they are minted through the staking process. So say for example if you have 1000 SDC and you stake them in your wallet for 1 year. Well as I understand by the end of the year you will have about 1020 coins from the staking process, receiving about 2% per year. what happens when the coins run out? how does staking work? Also when will SDC dry up I think that the coins never run out, and the staking just continues at 2% per year forever, if I understand correctly. The 2% is a reward for helping to secure the network. When you stake your coins you help the network. Its true that the inflation will be 2%, which may seem bad to have constant inflation. But this is kind of different than other inflation that we are used to, because you yourself can stake your coins and receive the 2% as well. So you are not really losing anything to inflation as long as you stake your coins. What will SDC be used for exactly ? What is the most effective way of getting 100% anon shadowcash from the BTC sitting in my Coinbase wallet. It can be used for anything. Soon they will have a decentralized marketplace in the wallet finished called ShadyBay where you will be able to buy or sell anything with complete privacy. If you want completely anonymous coins, just be wise with how you send them around. You would probably want to send your coins from coinbase to an exchange, then purchase the SDC. Then send it from the exchange to your own SDC address. Once in your own SDC address, you will want to send the coins from SDC to Shadow using that option in your wallet. SDC is the transparent side of the coin and can be tracked on the blockchain. But once you convert to Shadow you are basically anonymous. You may not want to send all the coins to Shadow at once, just send a portion at a time. You can keep them there or you can turn them back into SDC by sending to a SDC stealth address. The new SDC will be unlinkable to your original SDC. You will see the options in the wallet. You can send from SDC to SDC, or from SDC to Shadow, or from Shadow to Shadow, or from Shadow back to SDC. When creating an address to make a stealth address just click new address, then click the box that says "stealth address", then click ok. When ShadyBay launches how will people be able to send stuff to each other and guarantee the other party will receive the goods and the other the payment? How does this type of thing work? What if someone sends something to a client and doesn't get paid ...or a buyer Pays and doesn't get anything? Also how is this different from things like the evolution marketplace on tor or agora? What will make users from those marketplaces want to use Shadowcash? My final question is in regards to the wallet. When I hit receive payments it shows my address and my shadow public key...what is the difference ? can I send SDC to either address ? |
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January 25, 2015, 07:28:52 AM
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Waiiit a min...youre saying by saving my SDC they could potentially DECREASE in value over time?
No, you will just get more SDC over time for your staked coins. Instead of miners minting new coins, they are minted through the staking process. So say for example if you have 1000 SDC and you stake them in your wallet for 1 year. Well as I understand by the end of the year you will have about 1020 coins from the staking process, receiving about 2% per year. what happens when the coins run out? how does staking work? Also when will SDC dry up I think that the coins never run out, and the staking just continues at 2% per year forever, if I understand correctly. The 2% is a reward for helping to secure the network. When you stake your coins you help the network. Its true that the inflation will be 2%, which may seem bad to have constant inflation. But this is kind of different than other inflation that we are used to, because you yourself can stake your coins and receive the 2% as well. So you are not really losing anything to inflation as long as you stake your coins. What will SDC be used for exactly ? What is the most effective way of getting 100% anon shadowcash from the BTC sitting in my Coinbase wallet. It can be used for anything. Soon they will have a decentralized marketplace in the wallet finished called ShadyBay where you will be able to buy or sell anything with complete privacy. If you want completely anonymous coins, just be wise with how you send them around. You would probably want to send your coins from coinbase to an exchange, then purchase the SDC. Then send it from the exchange to your own SDC address. Once in your own SDC address, you will want to send the coins from SDC to Shadow using that option in your wallet. SDC is the transparent side of the coin and can be tracked on the blockchain. But once you convert to Shadow you are basically anonymous. You may not want to send all the coins to Shadow at once, just send a portion at a time. You can keep them there or you can turn them back into SDC by sending to a SDC stealth address. The new SDC will be unlinkable to your original SDC. You will see the options in the wallet. You can send from SDC to SDC, or from SDC to Shadow, or from Shadow to Shadow, or from Shadow back to SDC. When creating an address to make a stealth address just click new address, then click the box that says "stealth address", then click ok. When ShadyBay launches how will people be able to send stuff to each other and guarantee the other party will receive the goods and the other the payment? How does this type of thing work? What if someone sends something to a client and doesn't get paid ...or a buyer Pays and doesn't get anything? Also how is this different from things like the evolution marketplace on tor or agora? What will make users from those marketplaces want to use Shadowcash? My final question is in regards to the wallet. When I hit receive payments it shows my address and my shadow public key...what is the difference ? can I send SDC to either address ? Good questions. I am not sure exactly how the devs are preparing to solve these problems, and I am interested in the answers as well. I know Open Bazaar had some interesting solutions to this. I heard something before about how some people would act as escrow agents. A buyer and seller could if they wish, select an escrow from the free market based on their feedback. Then if there were a problem with the transaction the escrow agent would decide who gets the money. I think the main difference between markets like evolution and agora are those markets are centralized. This means they are located and held on a single server somewhere, or bounced around on different servers. They are also run and maintained by centralized individuals. This gives governments and hackers a central point to attack and cause failure. However with a decentralized marketplace like ShadyBay, it is much more resilient and resistant to attack. ShadyBay will not be run by 1 or a few people, it will be run by all of the nodes on the network. If the network grows large enough, it can be essentially impossible for any adversary to shut it down. Also fees might be lower in a decentralized marketplace. Also there may be less of a risk of the owners of the marketplace taking the money and running or getting hacked and losing all coins like with centralized markets. With a centralized marketplace you have one entity holding all the coins and acting as escrow, which is a giant target for thieves and hackers. With a decentralized market the coins are spread out among different users, so there can never be one large hack or theft where everything gets stolen. I'm also curious as to why the public key is shown in the wallet as well. The address is derived from this public key. I'm not sure if you can send to a public key, but probably you need to send to an address with the correct format instead. Bitcoin works the same way, but usually you only see the public address, and not the actual public key. |
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theres a lot going on in shadowland atm… a lot to catch up with… nice saw this above: I'm also curious as to why the public key is shown in the wallet as well.
certainly one reason for this is for use with shadowchat, Shadow's P2P end-to-end encrypted messaging platform. An exchange of public keys is required to setup shadowchat sessions. see the shadowchat whitepaper (in the OP) for more info. |
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January 25, 2015, 08:56:25 AM |
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theres a lot going on in shadowland atm… a lot to catch up with… nice saw this above: I'm also curious as to why the public key is shown in the wallet as well.
certainly one reason for this is for use with shadowchat, Shadow's P2P end-to-end encrypted messaging platform. An exchange of public keys is required to setup shadowchat sessions. see the shadowchat whitepaper (in the OP) for more info. all I can say is I am thoroughly impressed with this coin so far...great vision...and seems like a great community behind it so far...im surprised more people haven't caught on yet. |
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January 25, 2015, 09:21:30 AM |
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theres a lot going on in shadowland atm… a lot to catch up with… nice saw this above: I'm also curious as to why the public key is shown in the wallet as well.
certainly one reason for this is for use with shadowchat, Shadow's P2P end-to-end encrypted messaging platform. An exchange of public keys is required to setup shadowchat sessions. see the shadowchat whitepaper (in the OP) for more info. all I can say is I am thoroughly impressed with this coin so far...great vision...and seems like a great community behind it so far...im surprised more people haven't caught on yet. +1 There is top-notch technologies with very talented lead-dev and team Great and strong community Impressive achievements to this date and there is a big way to grow ahead. Shadow-siders will only grow up to the big army |
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Good video I liked it.
Maybe the dubstep is a little much though.
Thanks fearcoka, I made the video a couple weeks ago.. we can always swap out the music later if its too grimey  still need to upload it to the main youtube channel for shadow.. Jimmies and Crz pimped out the shadowsend slideshow too: http://www.slideshare.net/shadowcash/presentation3-43827434 |
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January 25, 2015, 06:37:07 PM |
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This is the most undervalued coin in the market by a mile
Don't say that! Keep things quiet in order to give people more time to buy cheap SDC before the code review comes out We've had enough time to buy cheap SDC ^this WHAT IS GOING ON WITH THE WALLET ? WILL NOT SYNC! I HAVE SDC ON CRYPSY AND I CANNOT REMOVE IT FROM THE EXCHANGE? WHAT IS GOING ON? This needs to be FIXED ASAP. This kind of shit drives people away from these coins. Get your asses to work and lets get shit rolling before we are left in the dust. |
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dadon
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January 25, 2015, 07:25:14 PM |
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This is the most undervalued coin in the market by a mile
Don't say that! Keep things quiet in order to give people more time to buy cheap SDC before the code review comes out We've had enough time to buy cheap SDC ^this WHAT IS GOING ON WITH THE WALLET ? WILL NOT SYNC! I HAVE SDC ON CRYPSY AND I CANNOT REMOVE IT FROM THE EXCHANGE? WHAT IS GOING ON? This needs to be FIXED ASAP. This kind of shit drives people away from these coins. Get your asses to work and lets get shit rolling before we are left in the dust. there is nothing wrong with the wallet cryptsy has and always will be a usless fucking exchange and more fool you for leaving it on there |
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January 25, 2015, 08:46:49 PM |
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This is the most undervalued coin in the market by a mile
Don't say that! Keep things quiet in order to give people more time to buy cheap SDC before the code review comes out We've had enough time to buy cheap SDC ^this WHAT IS GOING ON WITH THE WALLET ? WILL NOT SYNC! I HAVE SDC ON CRYPSY AND I CANNOT REMOVE IT FROM THE EXCHANGE? WHAT IS GOING ON? This needs to be FIXED ASAP. This kind of shit drives people away from these coins. Get your asses to work and lets get shit rolling before we are left in the dust. Yeah Cryptsy is aweful. Their wallet has been broken all year long. User Mullick there is supposed to fix the wallet but they just ignore. There was a fork or something a while back and some people had syncing issues including me. To fix it you can just go to the wallet click on help, then debug window. Then click console and type rewindchain 249000. Then press enter and wait, and it will re-sync. This worked for me. I think Cryptsy just doesn't realize that Shadow has decent volume on other exchanges like Bittrex. They told me Shadow is not a priority. Its pretty annoying, I wish they would just de-list the coin. Maybe if others e-mail them too, then they will get their act together, but they just seem to ignore me. Cryptsy is turning a lot of investors away from Shadow, who think the coin is broken because its in constant maintenance. I bet if Cryptsy worked, the price would be over 30K satoshi right now. |
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