[XDN] DarkNote. Anonymous 100% PoW CPU+Untraceable Crypto Messages+GUI Client!

[hamzatu]

A couple of questions.

1. How long does it take coins to be confirmed and not pending? The wallet shows both actual and pending the same coins.

2. How is a Payment ID obtained and is it necessary to have one?

I have breifly read the white paper. I didn't see explained.

Thanks

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[tjc]

why not rune?

Thank you for your assessment.

Now, let's move on.

[jwinterm]

A couple of questions.

1. How long does it take coins to be confirmed and not pending? The wallet shows both actual and pending the same coins.

2. How is a Payment ID obtained and is it necessary to have one?

I have breifly read the white paper. I didn't see explained.

Thanks

One confirmation should just take one block, four minutes I think. It depends what exchange you're using how many confirms they require.

Payment ID is only necessary when sending coins to an exchange or merchant (are there any merchants accepting duck/darknotes?). If you're just sending coins to another person, no need for payment ID. It is just a random hex string that is 64 characters that exchanges (and merchants) assign to users, so they can tell who sent them coins/notes.

[michaelsss]

with new roudmap for this project? and whats your plan for this?

[imtom]

I like encrypted message, encrypted email even better if available  

[jwinterm]

I like encrypted message, encrypted email even better if available  

bitmessage = free encrypted email

[dNote]

I like encrypted message, encrypted email even better if available  

bitmessage = free encrypted email

bitmessage do not store your messages for years, xdn store it in blockchain, and only recipient can decrypt it (even sender can`t). So you can send your message today and recipient can read it after a years.
There are dozens of use cases for XDN messaging system.

One funny case:
Imagine, you export your private keys in paper format (will be enabled next week). Now you can just send your private keys via XDN network to another person with encrypted message. Recipient just import you keys and can (1) use your funds (2) read your messages history.
XDN technology offers safe keys sending via transaction, that is a crazy stuff

XDN messages features:

- Anonymous - you can`t say who is sender or who is receiver, you even can`t say for sure is there any message in transaction.
- Encrypted with strongest cryptography - only receiver can decrypt his message with his private key. (later we will implement tracking key cryptography for services, like Twitter)
- Attached to transaction, but can be send without money.
- Stored in blockchain, so you can read your message any time. Messages stored in decentralized and encrypted database. 
- Processed by decentralized p2p network.

In fact, DarkNote is the only anonymous encrypted untraceable messenger and cryptocurrency.

Also private private messaging will boost XDN economy. In near time we will enable pool mining via Client.

So user can open DarkNote client application, press start mining button, receive some XDN and send his encrypted message.

Also we are thinking about file transfers in torrent like network aside of XDN network. We study that case.

Stay tuned.

[dNote]

with new roudmap for this project? and whats your plan for this?

full roadmap will be public next week.

[fartbags]

darknote is a cool name. DuckNote was a quacky name.

So you can mine this with the GPU miner?

[dNote]

darknote is a cool name. DuckNote was a quacky name.

So you can mine this with the GPU miner?

Yes, you can mine XDN with GPU miner, although there is NO performance GAP between CPU/GPU mining. CPU is still the most energy and  cost efficient for DarkNote mining.
DarkNote ASIC mining is impossible.
 

[whocares]

Why I can't send coins to an exchange through the new wallet ?
I made a backup of my wallet and priv keys before the update and when moved to the new one I restored the priv keys and fully synchronized it.

 

I tried both small and big sums, but without success.

You problem is about transaction size. Not amount of XDN, but size of your transaction in kb. Probably your wallet produce Big sized transactions, because of your inputs/outputs structure. Any way you should decrease amount of coins and/or mixin count (anonymity level).

I also tried with 0 mixin rounds(anon level 0) and small transaction amounts but it didn't help.
Now I'm running out of ideas how to move my coins to an exchange ..

[dNote]

Why I can't send coins to an exchange through the new wallet ?
I made a backup of my wallet and priv keys before the update and when moved to the new one I restored the priv keys and fully synchronized it.

 

I tried both small and big sums, but without success.

You problem is about transaction size. Not amount of XDN, but size of your transaction in kb. Probably your wallet produce Big sized transactions, because of your inputs/outputs structure. Any way you should decrease amount of coins and/or mixin count (anonymity level).

I also tried with 0 mixin rounds(anon level 0) and small transaction amounts but it didn't help.
Now I'm running out of ideas how to move my coins to an exchange ..

Maybe your transaction is in TX pool. you can verify it with your PayLink (payment id) http://chainradar.com/xdn/txpool

[whocares]

Why I can't send coins to an exchange through the new wallet ?
I made a backup of my wallet and priv keys before the update and when moved to the new one I restored the priv keys and fully synchronized it.

 

I tried both small and big sums, but without success.

You problem is about transaction size. Not amount of XDN, but size of your transaction in kb. Probably your wallet produce Big sized transactions, because of your inputs/outputs structure. Any way you should decrease amount of coins and/or mixin count (anonymity level).

I also tried with 0 mixin rounds(anon level 0) and small transaction amounts but it didn't help.
Now I'm running out of ideas how to move my coins to an exchange ..

Maybe your transaction is in TX pool. you can verify it with your PayLink (payment id) http://chainradar.com/xdn/txpool

Nope, it doesn't there.

[dNote]

Please, explain all your issues as accurate as you can, step by step here, on DarkNote Technical discussion board:
http://darknotetalk.org/index.php?board=26.0

[whocares]

Please, explain all your issues as accurate as you can, step by step here, on DarkNote Technical discussion board:
http://darknotetalk.org/index.php?board=26.0

Done! Hope it's enough to understand my issue.

[cakir]

I've sent money from my simplewallet
Then it appeared on blockchain, waited for a long time to be confirmed
But then it's not seen on the chain
Also the coins are gone

wtf dude?

[dNote]

I've sent money from my simplewallet
Then it appeared on blockchain, waited for a long time to be confirmed
But then it's not seen on the chain
Also the coins are gone

wtf dude?

Have you seen your transaction included in blockchain or in transaction pool. Probably you have seen it in tx pool and you transaction was too big sized, so it was rejected by miners and you receive your XDN back.


All users you should understand the logic of XDN and any other CryptoNote coin:

There is a tx median. XDN default tx median size = 32kb. So each block that is below that size (sum of all transactions in it) will have BASE_BLOCK_REWARD and transactions in that block will be included in blockchain any way. Sometimes blocks can be bigger than 32kb, in that case BASE_BLOCK_REWARD will be decreased to protect network and blockchain. Usually biggest size of transaction that can be included in blockchain = 1.3*current_effective_median_size, or +30%.
Some "hero pools", sometimes can include bogger transactions, but block rewards will be under big penalty.
By some reasons (E.G. structure of inputs/outputs of your "mining" transactions) you may produce BIG sized transaction.
If you transaction if 2x time > than current tx median size, you transaction will never be included in blockchain, and will be rejected by all miners.

Next week we will solve that problem, by rejecting all BIG transaction on wallet-client level.

As for now, you should just produce smaller sized transactions, by lowering coins amount or lowering mixin count. sometimes even 1000XDN amount can cause Big transactions, if your mining transactions was too small E.G. if you receive this 1000XDN with 10000 small 0.1 XDN transactions.

[illodin]

I've sent money from my simplewallet
Then it appeared on blockchain, waited for a long time to be confirmed
But then it's not seen on the chain
Also the coins are gone

wtf dude?

Have you seen your transaction included in blockchain or in transaction pool. Probably you have seen it in tx pool and you transaction was too big sized, so it was rejected by miners and you receive your XDN back.


All users you should understand the logic of XDN and any other CryptoNote coin:

There is a tx median. XDN default tx median size = 32kb. So each block that is below that size (sum of all transactions in it) will have BASE_BLOCK_REWARD and transactions in that block will be included in blockchain any way. Sometimes blocks can be bigger than 32kb, in that case BASE_BLOCK_REWARD will be decreased to protect network and blockchain. Usually biggest size of transaction that can be included in blockchain = 1.3*current_effective_median_size, or +30%.
Some "hero pools", sometimes can include bogger transactions, but block rewards will be under big penalty.
By some reasons (E.G. structure of inputs/outputs of your "mining" transactions) you may produce BIG sized transaction.
If you transaction if 2x time > than current tx median size, you transaction will never be included in blockchain, and will be rejected by all miners.

Next week we will solve that problem, by rejecting all BIG transaction on wallet-client level.

As for now, you should just produce smaller sized transactions, by lowering coins amount or lowering mixin count. sometimes even 1000XDN amount can cause Big transactions, if your mining transactions was too small E.G. if you receive this 1000XDN with 10000 small 0.1 XDN transactions.

That sounds progressive.

[Winner]

Nice article on Darknote (XDN)

http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/ducknote-price-launches-after-darknote-reinvention/

[smooth]

That is why my name is dNote, not duckNote. that is why we have dualism in our icon and that is why Bruce Lee is telling you "don't concentrate on the finger".
With the new encrypted messenger features based on new cryptography the only way for duck was to go Dark.

Now you are talking. I still like you guys. Carry on.

I don't think you ever explained the chess reference though, or did I miss that?