[ANN] SMLY- smileycoin - for rewards in education

[gstefans]

pool???

Everyone is still just solo mining 

[Anivika]

I will like to get some coin but I will like also to know the plans for this year. Maybe like roadmap so I can be more informed about the plans.

[makladun]

I like the idea and the name of the project. Education is one of the most developing industries in our global world, so for sure the token will be in demand, I would use it in the future.

[gstefans]

I will like to get some coin but I will like also to know the plans for this year. Maybe like roadmap so I can be more informed about the plans.

You will find all the links in the opening post of this thread.

[Mike-Ria]

Hello, fellows.
It's really interesting project! Brilliant website, vigilant logo.

[gstefans]

Some of the tasks  for the summer:

• HTML5 wallet
• Enable atomic swaps for SMLY

Both are pretty interesting. The HTML5 wallet is well under way.

We should also discuss the following idea regarding the SMLY premine: Rather than keep the premine hidden away in cold storage we could set up a formal board of trustees (for lack of a better term) with access to a multisig address where the premine is stored. So we would view the remainder of the premine as a fund to be used for a specific purpose. A majority signature would be required to send SMLY from the fund.

The fund would still have pretty much the same functions as the present premine, i.e. support the tutor-web with an option to occasionally fund R&D projects. We should use the opportunity to spell out exactly these functions, e.g. with a percentage split into each category. We should also spell out exactly the maximum amount spendable per year.

Comments?

[dgmon]

We should also discuss the following idea regarding the SMLY premine: Rather than keep the premine hidden away in cold storage we could set up a formal board of trustees (for lack of a better term) with access to a multisig address where the premine is stored. So we would view the remainder of the premine as a fund to be used for a specific purpose. A majority signature would be required to send SMLY from the fund.

The fund would still have pretty much the same functions as the present premine, i.e. support the tutor-web with an option to occasionally fund R&D projects. We should use the opportunity to spell out exactly these functions, e.g. with a percentage split into each category. We should also spell out exactly the maximum amount spendable per year.

Make it so.

[gstefans]

We should also discuss the following idea regarding the SMLY premine: Rather than keep the premine hidden away in cold storage we could set up a formal board of trustees (for lack of a better term) with access to a multisig address where the premine is stored. So we would view the remainder of the premine as a fund to be used for a specific purpose. A majority signature would be required to send SMLY from the fund.

The fund would still have pretty much the same functions as the present premine, i.e. support the tutor-web with an option to occasionally fund R&D projects. We should use the opportunity to spell out exactly these functions, e.g. with a percentage split into each category. We should also spell out exactly the maximum amount spendable per year.

Make it so.

We'll try -- just need to set up a formal board. More later.

[gstefans]

re exchanges:

The current price of SMLY is well below 1 Satoshi. This implies that a BTC-based market is not suitable for SMLY. We need SMLY-DOGE or SMLY-LTC markets.

You must have noticed the problems at tradesatoshi -- they've had to deal with a barrage of DDOS attacks recently. As a result they have stopped much of their trading, including any SMLY trading.

Further, novaexchange is still not up to speed. There is no deposit option for most of their coins. You can still buy SMLY there, but the spread is wide and the amount available is low.

Finally, cryptohub has no option for DOGE or LTC basemarkets.

That leaves SouthXchange who have just added SMLY to their LTC basemarket!!

You should expect SouthXchange to become the main exchange for SMLY until novaexchange and tradesatoshi get up to speed again.

[globalfromasia]

Hello SMLY founders,

We love what you do. We believe that your ICO deserves a shot at being third-party reviewed to increase overall credibility. If you are interested contact us at evan.ezquer@shadstone.com so we can talk more or visit our website at https://www.globalfromasia.com/investments/crypto-assets/ico/

Thank you!

[gstefans]

Hello SMLY founders,

We love what you do. We believe that your ICO deserves a shot at being third-party reviewed to increase overall credibility. If you are interested contact us at evan.ezquer@shadstone.com so we can talk more or visit our website at https://www.globalfromasia.com/investments/crypto-assets/ico/

Thank you!

Being founded in 2014, it's not exactly an ICO is it? 

[gstefans]

Ongoing stuff:

• adding the opcodes needed for atomic swaps
• html5 wallet
• new coin explorer
• re-implement testnet
• several bug-corrections

[gstefans]

And a quick warning:

Ongoing stuff:

• adding the opcodes needed for atomic swaps
• html5 wallet
• new coin explorer
• re-implement testnet
• several bug-corrections

the opcodes and the bug-corrections mean that you will need to update your wallets!

Watch this space for information - we're not quite there yet. Testing should be complete in 1-2 weeks.

[gstefans]

On exchanges again

re exchanges:

The current price of SMLY is well below 1 Satoshi. This implies that a BTC-based market is not suitable for SMLY. We need SMLY-DOGE or SMLY-LTC markets.

You must have noticed the problems at tradesatoshi -- they've had to deal with a barrage of DDOS attacks recently. As a result they have stopped much of their trading, including any SMLY trading.

Further, novaexchange is still not up to speed. There is no deposit option for most of their coins. You can still buy SMLY there, but the spread is wide and the amount available is low.

Finally, cryptohub has no option for DOGE or LTC basemarkets.

That leaves SouthXchange who have just added SMLY to their LTC basemarket!!

You should expect SouthXchange to become the main exchange for SMLY until novaexchange and tradesatoshi get up to speed again.

Most trading currently occurs on the SouthXchange SMLY-LTC market.
Tradesatoshi has just re-opened for SMLY trading but seem to be under continuous DDOS attacks.
Novaexchange is in the phase of reopening for deposits, but it's taking a bit long.
Cryptohub really only has the SMLY-BTC market which is not much use when the price is as low as it is now.

[gstefans]

Some recent news and articles about our projects:

• https://medium.com/@fundimaxwell/technology-hoped-to-improve-academic-excellence-2daf35a1974d
• https://medium.com/@kamaumbugua/smileycoin-5385a3b046ed
• https://steemit.com/education/@gstefans/supporting-education-using-a-cryptocurrency

See also the @smileycoinnews and @educase on Twitter as well as the Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/education.in.a.suitcase/

[gstefans]

Just to let you know: this is now ongoing and will happen since everyone agrees. Just taking a bit longer than we'd like.

We should also discuss the following idea regarding the SMLY premine: Rather than keep the premine hidden away in cold storage we could set up a formal board of trustees (for lack of a better term) with access to a multisig address where the premine is stored. So we would view the remainder of the premine as a fund to be used for a specific purpose. A majority signature would be required to send SMLY from the fund.

The fund would still have pretty much the same functions as the present premine, i.e. support the tutor-web with an option to occasionally fund R&D projects. We should use the opportunity to spell out exactly these functions, e.g. with a percentage split into each category. We should also spell out exactly the maximum amount spendable per year.

Make it so.

We'll try -- just need to set up a formal board. More later.

[SamaelDNM]

This project is very interesting  , I think you only need more students worldwide and it would be the most 

[gstefans]

A new version of the wallet is now available on github.

Please let us know of any problems.

[gstefans]

A new version of the wallet is now available on github.

Please let us know of any problems.

This mainly has some bug fixes and the first step towards being able to use atomic swaps involving the SMLY.

The difficulty changes have been programmed but are set to occur roughly in June of next year. We're not quite ready for them yet.

[gstefans]

A new version of the wallet is now available on github.

Please let us know of any problems.

This mainly has some bug fixes and the first step towards being able to use atomic swaps involving the SMLY.

The difficulty changes have been programmed but are set to occur roughly in June of next year. We're not quite ready for them yet.

On Ubuntu, just move your old source directory out of the way and compile a new one from scratch:
git clone http://github.com/tutor-web/smileyCoin
cd smileyCoin
./autogen.sh
./configure
make

If you're setting this up on a raspberry pi, you'll need a few more lines, but it should still work.

If you can compile and test on windows or a mac, please try and let us know how that goes.