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[leigh2k14]

On another note, where's our damn pump? 

Lol, we're up 25% ... I'd say we're doing pretty good considering 60% of alt coins seem to be up.

I think a lot of attention is on dash and etherium since they're pumping right now. 

-pickle

I'm expecting VTR to pump a little in the run up to the final fork, we won't get the uber mega pump that we all want until the devs deliver.

Yo devs you wanna be rich? Time to produce the code!!!!

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[magaura]

altsareback.. we are going to break 10k next days

[slugmandrew]

That's more like it - over 5k   

[leigh2k14]

That's more like it - over 5k   

She's warming up.

[slugmandrew]

That's more like it - over 5k   

She's warming up.

Indeed - the beast is awake!

What's actually happening with the POS next week? Changing from 5% to 4%?

[slugmandrew]

Someone just bought the book up to 5300... twice in about 10 mins. Still great entry price for a coin with a ton of potential on of potential

[coins101]

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What's actually happening with the POS next week? Changing from 5% to 4%?

bump

Can someone post some nodes, can't sync

I think more people need to be staking to keep the chain zinging along.

Whats the average rate of return when it comes to staking?

OP has it at 5%/year

That's the rate of increase for the coin supply. I'll have a look at the repo to see what the stake reward is based on.

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I'll do it tomorrow.

Well this is a bundle of fun.

Basically, it's 5% per year

Code:

static const int64_t COIN_YEAR_REWARD = 5 * CENT; // 5% per year

But it looks like there is a change to encourage people to be online

Code:

// miner's coin stake reward based on coin age spent (coin-days)
    int64_t nSubsidy;
    if (IsProtocolV3(pindexPrev->nHeight))
        nSubsidy = (pindexPrev->nMoneySupply / COIN) * COIN_YEAR_REWARD / (365 * 24 * (60 * 60 / 64));
    else
        nSubsidy = nCoinAge * COIN_YEAR_REWARD * 33 / (365 * 33 + 8);

    if (fDebug && GetBoolArg("-printcreation"))
        LogPrintf("GetProofOfStakeReward(): create=%s nCoinAge=%d\n", FormatMoney(nSubsidy).c_str(), nCoinAge);
    
    return nSubsidy + nFees;

So that you don't just earn 5% on your balance, but 5% on your balance if you keep your connection open. Well, something like that. I didn't go all the way down the rabbit hole.

[ALCTEC]

Only 5 BTC to new ATH

[slugmandrew]

Thanks coins, must have missed that one.

Yeah, almost at 6k again 

[ALCTEC]

Sell now for used japanese car... Hodl for brand new ferarri

[jahras]

The upcoming hardfork does what exactly? thanks

[coins101]

Some of this stuff looks rather simple, but I guess the issues are not with the front end, but various aspects on the back-end







The actual generation of the torrent files is the easy part as that functionality has been tested and working on BitTorrent for years now.

Stopping fake seeders from earning revenues from your token and encrypting the various channels of communications is probably the harder part.

[leigh2k14]

Some of this stuff looks rather simple, but I guess the issues are not with the front end, but various aspects on the back-end







The actual generation of the torrent files is the easy part as that functionality has been tested and working on BitTorrent for years now.

Stopping fake seeders from earning revenues from your token and encrypting the various channels of communications is probably the harder part.

Was this commented out from the code already released?

[coins101]

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Was this commented out from the code already released?

Did you notice it's all in BTC and not VTR?

Just taking a look at what's what.

I think the @vtorrent implementation will be much better than this, probably closer to how uTorrent or similar actually looks and functions.

Code:

<li><a href="#torrent" onclick="bridge.openBittorrent();">BitTorrent</a></li>-->

It seems to be a bridge to run the actual BitTorrent client. So there must be some two-way interaction with the QT wallet. So you should really see the benefits of two worlds in one place, either use each one on their own or together.

[slugmandrew]

Some of this stuff looks rather simple, but I guess the issues are not with the front end, but various aspects on the back-end







The actual generation of the torrent files is the easy part as that functionality has been tested and working on BitTorrent for years now.

Stopping fake seeders from earning revenues from your token and encrypting the various channels of communications is probably the harder part.

So... where are those screens from?

[coins101]

Once you move a file into a target directory, it seems like you can become a seller and set your price, from zero to whatever

[hughbt]

What are you talking about coins? Where did you get those screenshots from? There is a screenshot of early beta version of the client in the ANN and it doesn't look similar to those screenshots.

[coins101]

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So... where are those screens from?

 

My computer, where else?

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why does bitcoin-core 0.14.0 still get blocked by virus software? You would think they have that sorted by now.

[leigh2k14]

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So... where are those screens from?

 

My computer, where else?

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why does bitcoin-core 0.14.0 still get blocked by virus software? You would think they have that sorted by now.

So it's not commented out from VTR's code.

[coins101]

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So... where are those screens from?

 

My computer, where else?

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why does bitcoin-core 0.14.0 still get blocked by virus software? You would think they have that sorted by now.

So it's not commented out from VTR's code.

The devs haven't released any yet. What they seem to have running in the clients are sections where the client will launch a bridge that will run a fully functioning BitTorrent client.