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Re: >> WARNING: COINSORTIUM and ARDEVA SCAM >> Identity theft
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JohnDorien
on 30/11/2014, 17:20:11 UTC
Then your service is worthless.... what  good does it do if some sends you 100% fake documents that you can not verify?

Cannot be done.
Get real, man up, show proof and stop spreading FUD... you are indeed worth your reputation.

Can not be done? are you fucking kidding me? Do I need to pull the 100+ people I have in depth background checks for in here to prove it?

Vouch for RiverBoatBTC, he found someone for me even outside of US!
Great job!
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Re: [ANN] Syscoin - Business on the Blockchain
by
JohnDorien
on 30/11/2014, 17:08:41 UTC
The market place bounty has just been released to @Sphericon for his great work

http://blockexperts.com/sys/tx/04f64a6f41c1c392c8cb2aedd1be44329f305cc5bb7c545644db0910af9a2cf0


This is a great example of community driven development! We do encourage (and support) every developer or just creative mind creating services and applications like this around the feature-rich blockchain.
I want to say again, if you have ideas but cannot code, feel invited to contact us on any way, we will happily help you and / or connect you developers!


Meanwhile there were pretty good feature discussion on our IRC channel (#syscoin), for example the new ASIN feature @Sphericon just introduced into his market app.
In this matter I need to mention, that this is some features that are built on the front-end site, some will make it into the blockchain as a general feature, some will not. We must not bloat it with too much information per design (else we have something like SAP R3, who ever used it knows what i mean Wink ).

Go on developing, this is awesome!
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Re: [ANN] Syscoin - Business on the Blockchain
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JohnDorien
on 18/11/2014, 14:41:08 UTC
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Re: [ANN] Syscoin - Business on the Blockchain
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JohnDorien
on 17/11/2014, 22:42:11 UTC
Wow JohnDorien, I didn't know there was the syscore library out for SysCoin!

https://github.com/JohnDorien1/SYScore

How many other resources are out there for SysCoin that we could benefit from knowing about? As far as the marketplace goes, I'm not sure if I can make it platform independent as I'm just using c# now on vs. Net. Is that what the Dev team is working on for the end-of-month release?

This is an untested port Wink If you want to test, feel free to do so but consider it may be faulty, still. It also does not include the market stuff and all the other syscoin related specials (data, aliases...).
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Re: [ANN] Syscoin - Business on the Blockchain
by
JohnDorien
on 17/11/2014, 15:42:26 UTC
Sorry but we are witnessing one of the most epic failures in crypto. And the devs are hoping that they can pick up on that anytime later. Don't they get it that if they won't act NOW it will be too late? This really sucks. Do you really think that if a coin goes sub 20 satoshi it can really grow twentyfold to get back to the ICO price? Syscoin should be lesson for all the devs in crypto how to fuck up good coin.

Look, the dev's priorities have already been decided, nothing we can do. Instead of bitching about the current state of sys, why not contribute to it moving forward. We're obviously working up a pretty nice bounty to get a decentralized app for the decentralized marketplace. You could contribute here by pledging or coding, or you could get creative in other ways.

Its pretty clear the devs arent taking much action (dev wise) until they get their funds. We want action sooner? Then its on us. I cried once, nothing to show for it, i started the bounty for the app, its over triple the size i started it at. See the difference?

Yeah, this is definitely good idea but it also shows the Main problem of this coin - community needs to take action for the devs because they refuse to work until they get their BTC back.

I don't see them as refusing, as much as I see them as overwhelmed and feeling convinced that there isn't time for dev right now (some are developing still but are very limited to their available hours).


There is a lot of development ongoing that is just not been commented on public. Yes, that may not have been the best decision in terms of PR as it turns out, and we see we needed to re-structure ourselves and set a new focus.

We decided to focus on the new wallet UI now, to get all the functionality SYS already offers out of the console right into the user's face so to say. It will support all basic functionality of SYS, and we plan to have it released within less than 4 weeks.

All the other items as stated (again) by mwheeleruk are not stopped, we just set highest prio on wallet now.

On the general development time, 2 members of our team were dedicated fulltime to SYS, and are now struggling financing their lives as the funds are not released by moolah. Simple it is, these two needed to get other jobs to pay the bills, so they have less time for coding (understandable, right?). We do have private repo's that work is happening on, and also on the different branches of syscoin (take a look, you can checkout some functionality in buggy alpha state already, e.g. assets).

It is ALWAYS great for a coin if community picks it up and builds services around it. I said already, but perfect example is Bitcoin itself: How many of the available services with BTC are built by the btc foundation / dev team?
Sphericon does a great job with his market, SYYK was an example of mine on what is possible with syscoin tech.
Be creative, and if you cannot code but have ideas on what you want to create, feel free to pm me, I can help coding and/or connect with other dev's (of the community).

Danosphere will update the roadmap later tonight / latest tomorrow to reflect the new focus and new dates for releases.
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Re: PoC - SYYK - Messaging on the Blockchain!
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JohnDorien
on 10/11/2014, 18:43:36 UTC
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Re: [ANN] Syscoin - Business on the Blockchain
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JohnDorien
on 10/11/2014, 11:45:48 UTC
I've created a proof-of-concept of a 'twitter on the blockchain' utilizing the SysCoin Blockchain.

For it's not going down in the discussions here, I created a new thread for that:

SYYK - Messaging on the blockchain
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PoC - SYYK - Messaging on the Blockchain!
by
JohnDorien
on 10/11/2014, 11:41:43 UTC
This is a Proof-of-Concept.

I assume it has a lot of potential for future applications of alternate blockchains.


I am happy to introduce SYYK - Messaging on the blockchain



We might call this a simple twitter clone, but it is demonstrating the possiblility of decentralized, un-censorable and absolute free (public) messaging on the blockchain.

For this PoC I use the power of the Syscoin blockchain's data aliases, combined with a JSON payload for timestamps and messages.

Basically the data alias stores the message data JSON array, that is parsed by the website. Fortunately, I can see the data of a data alias even tho I do not own it, so I created a "master data alias" containing a "followers" array.

For execution, the master data alias is parsed, and thereafter each follower's data.

I have a heap of ideas how to make this one even larger, more powerful, and - yes, thinking of such - a powerful money machine attractive for investors, without bugging the users.

The one displayed here has to be considered alpha state.

For the next steps I want to finish my implementation of FaceBook on the blockchain. Working title: SocialChain
This will in alpha stage support profile pic, status message and message updates as is SYYK.
I hope the SYS devs will be able to provide an on-chain-encryption system soon, this will then be implemented as private messaging within SocialChain immediately


For this, and more, it is absolutely neccessary to have the SYScore implementation done to build lightweight applications on top of it.
For SYYK and SocialChain I imagine lightweight Android and IOS apps, but do not think those are really practical right now with the need to dowload and store blockchain and wallet as total on the phone.


I am happy to discuss advantages, disadvantages and thoughts on this! Please share your opinion
If you want to see your messages here, create a dataalias on the Syscoin Blockchain, pm me the name and use data in this format: '{"timestamp": [123,123], "message": ["Some msg", "next msg..."]}'
Each msg needs a corresponding timestamp. Automatic updating script is finished but not tested, will release it here asap I have tested it in full.

For next steps I seek:

- A dev to adopt SYScore in total for all the additions the Syscoin blockchain offers (As stated, I would like to develop the mobile apps for this based on it)
- Possible Investors. I believe this ideas and its standing code base is viable to start off a business off it.

Ps: The screen was taken from testnet, am building everything for mainnet meanwhile and will update, then also with a newer screenshot of new dataaliases, and public available testpage you can browse to.
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Re: [ANN] Syscoin - Business on the Blockchain
by
JohnDorien
on 08/11/2014, 11:43:20 UTC
Another opportunity wasted. Silkroad was recently closed. Already new one emerged. But it was perfect moment to market Sys and created new marketplace based on Sys technology. That's a pity we skipped this window. We definitely should use some of the remaining BTC to find proper PR people.

SYS already delivers everything needed to build a "SR on the blockchain".
Just a dev needs to pick up the existing examples (github.com/syscoin) and BUILD IT.

We as team do not build a SR market!

The underlaying technology of SYS does provide ALL option for a market you can offer on whatever you like, if you know guys form SR, it's totally up to you pointing them to the SYS blockchain and technology.

TL:DR Just build any market you need or want on the chain!

Man, how many BTC services are built by the btc foundation themselves?Huh Ask yourself when crying for the dev team to build certain special markets / services around the blockchain! No personal offense, it's just making me angry this approach (dev team, build all services we want) is taking over while it is mainly THE COMMUNITY and ENTREPRENEURS that build the services that will be super huge
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Re: [ANN] Syscoin - Business on the Blockchain
by
JohnDorien
on 06/11/2014, 20:51:16 UTC
Additional setting in the client that will determine users native currency, UserA want to sell something at market and they list it as their expected paper currency, UserB opens client in different nation with different currency setting, client lists the price in UserB's native currency.  Single website could host updated exchange rates and client could work from them.  Items in the market are not listed in the blockchain, they are in a separate database hosted locally but also updated via P2P.  This would be an easy method to integrate international sales and I personally think it would be attractive to the SYS community and beyond.

This is a pretty interesting concept. Though, in the moment the offers are not hosted on the blockchain, but need to be updated via p2p, why not directly have them on the chain where you have the payment process etc directly with it? It sounds like a bloating second chain besides the standard blockchain (at first glance, prob gotta re-think aboput this in the morning).

In general it is hard to have all currencies included in a hardcoded way into a wallet. Remember it is a load of maintenance to check the availability of the pages, data APIs and so on, and this in addition to all the other development.
We thought about it. It is basically "only" some API calls and basic calculations. But the maintenance is a killer at the moment - for us. We encourage projects like the actual USD converter to be enhanced and built upon by the community and interested vendors. Or someone picks this idea up and creates a page providing all this via API everyone could use.. many possible ways, but for us, besides the development and legal actions, not feasible _right now_.
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Re: [ANN] Syscoin - Business on the Blockchain
by
JohnDorien
on 06/11/2014, 19:41:14 UTC
Nevertheless, I would like to thank developers for their continuous support of this coin. Those who are implying that Sys is over are far from truth. However, we also should be aware of all the negative aspects of current situation. Some ICO coins were successful, some weren't but history of crypto shows us that there was no coin that managed to go back to the ICO price after initial price drop. It is either instant growth or instant downfall. You can have the best technology out there and if there are no pumpers to support you, you will be just one of the obscure coins. We all took that risk, we lost, but as long as the devs didn't abandon this ship. we still have a chance, so do not sell your coins.

Amen.

I've worked my way to be able to forget about the amount of sys I have. My coming back to check on it is purely curiosity at this point. As a technologist myself, I feel syscoin is truly breaking new ground and I am really excited to have been and to be a part of it (as an IPO investor, and supporter ever since).

Cheers to the devs!

Thank you both for your support, we appreciate it!
I am 1000% sure the upcoming features will prove this coin's new tech even more and services built around it will take over!


So, that being said, is their a way to effectively get this coin into the hands of those outside of cryptos, in an easy effortless fashion. To effectively break this cycle is to reach out to those outside of community.

That really is the holy grail, and has not really been achieved in any meaningful way IMO. NXT had a good go at it, by being part of the PayExpo in London this year (and will be at the 2015 PayExpo also), which was sponsored by Barclays Bank. It was a fair attempt to break out, and break that cycle you mentioned.

Ultimately, its all about utility. Build it, and they will come. 

Success would be to produce a viable replacement for cash.  Take SYS, it has a market place, if said market place leveraged the ability to calculate price/payments respective to cash in what ever country it would take off no doubt.  This could be easily done with a payment screen in the client that calculated respective cash value as referenced to BTC to cash wherever, even across borders.  This would in effect remove need for the end user to calculate the value of the unit price for each transaction on both source and destination of the unit.

Let's assume the global oil market, it's all working around the USD...
There's already a first example on how to update a SYS offer on the chain vs. actual SYS-BTC-USD price...
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Re: ★[ANN]★[GHC] Ghostcoin ☢ 4 Exchanges ☢ Fast ☢ POW/POS Hybrid ☢ OpenSSL Patched ☢
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JohnDorien
on 31/10/2014, 12:05:05 UTC
addnode=188.226.131.93:14070
addnode=190.242.40.226:14070
addnode=213.7.171.248:50588
addnode=95.91.225.132:1055   <--- longest chain

Pull you nodes up and don't forget listen=1 in config Wink

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Re: [ANN] [REKT] Got rekt? Let's get REKT!
by
JohnDorien
on 30/10/2014, 11:00:45 UTC
So... ninja launch and instamine... neat ^^
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Re: ★[ANN]★[GHC] Ghostcoin ☢ 4 Exchanges ☢ Fast ☢ POW/POS Hybrid ☢ OpenSSL Patched ☢
by
JohnDorien
on 29/10/2014, 09:06:51 UTC
I'm Mark @ AllCoin.com

Please give me some GHC nodes.

Thank you.

I have only one connection: 190.242.40.226:14070

We defo need more nodes
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Re: [ANN] Syscoin - Business on the Blockchain
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JohnDorien
on 27/10/2014, 20:42:38 UTC
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Re: [ANN] Syscoin - Business on the Blockchain
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JohnDorien
on 27/10/2014, 07:48:29 UTC
Someone please moderate manbot. He has been more than enough chance yet keeps cussing like a drunken sailor. This guy's posts won't help attract investors.
what he can say i am talkin shit when there is my proof..and you want to moderate me for talking the truth why are you defending slex ryan kennedy what did you buy in at 90 sats did you when the proper investors are sitting and waiting for a return..have you ever said you would donate to the devs if they need money well i have..1 THING I WILL NOT LET HAPPEN IS POOR PEOPLE GETTING RIPPED OFF..so i tell the TRUTH.and no i wont swear any more so say what you will..when the devs get to the end of the road map it will all be good...I own plenty of syscoin and if the devs need a donation out my own pocket i will donate WILL YOU

It's not just the swearing (which is frankly unnecessary to get your point across), but also the style and content of your posts.

Sentences. Paragraphs. Well formed arguments and thoughts. This not only shows respect for your reader, but also demonstrates that you care enough about what you're saying that you'll put the work in to make sure people will read it. This increases people's chances of seeing things from your point of view, and either agreeing or at least fostering a reasonable conversation.

I am not sure if english is your primary language. But what I will say is your posts come across as someone very young. Likely too young to be investing in crypto (or really anything). If this is not the case, please try to improve your communications and you will see a lot less "attacks" in response.

6 months ago it took me 20 mins to type 10 words out now i am getting faster..so if i dont keep typing i will never learn..it takes me 10 mins to find different keys on the key board ..letters full stops and so on ..so stop trying to insult me .and after 1 to 2 years i will be able to type with my eyes closed.. Grin i hope any way

There's also a 'return' key on your keyboard.
Please find it and use it from time to time to make sure other humans can read your posts without getting a headache Wink
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Re: Looking for ALTCOIN cloud mining service
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JohnDorien
on 25/10/2014, 07:37:25 UTC
Take Genesis Mining.. at least they have proven to be legit

Genesis-Mining
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Re: [ANN] Syscoin - Business on the Blockchain
by
JohnDorien
on 22/10/2014, 17:16:43 UTC

Just wait a moment until its fully synced with the network Wink
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Re: [ANN] Syscoin - Business on the Blockchain
by
JohnDorien
on 22/10/2014, 08:21:11 UTC
You can install the node syscoin library either from github (github.com/syscoin/node-syscoin) or via npm install syscoin
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Re: [ANN] Syscoin - Business on the Blockchain
by
JohnDorien
on 22/10/2014, 07:51:52 UTC
Until sys matures I think we might have to use fiat (USD) to show listings and convert on the fly once you confirm to buy etc...

True, sys does need a bit of maturing to have something stable and efficient going. I'm not terribly worried about stability though as I will be able to keep my profit margins throughout the highs and the lows to keep a semi-consistent price in sys. Which is why i brought up the option I will always have to finalize my own listings if it starts to get to rediculous.


for this the wallet will need to have price feeds or you will have to run a tool to feed price to your wallet somehow... it centralizes the process so I dont like it but competitors use them too so I think its a good tradeoff until market matures.

This would have to be built in by the dev's, would it not?

Also, worth noting, I wasn't planning on builing any kind of specialty software for this, or any kind of website, I was simply planning on using the sys marketplace as is, and will definitely be utilizing any sites/UI's built on it in the near future.

This is what you are asking for: https://github.com/JohnDorien1/SysCoin-OfferPriceUpdate
You can define a USD value and set this script up as cron, it will update the SYS price accordingly.

Note it's not having any error handling yet, so if one of the 4 configured exchanges dies it may be faulty.
Consider the tool to be in beta stage!

As for the PGP Keys, I noticed on Linux commandline this is some trouble from time to time with the line breaks, but in the GUI wallet console it's handled correctly.