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nope I change my mind to this, you should wait for the price to drop ti $1000 before buying. we don't know yet how much it could dip in the coming days, you better not buy but sell instead. its much easier to think about your money being in the USD than on crypto that keeps dragging the value down. this time isn't a good time to buy BTC nor ETH.
ETH chart looks more like going to $100...
Which wallet is recommended?
https://www.stellar.org/lumens/wallets/
Link to officially recommended wallets it depend on you need I personally like to use Ledger Nano S which is most secured.
Thanks for the info will try one of them.
Re: [ANN] GigaCash [GCASH] Masternode Privacy Cryptocurrency with Payment Gateway
What's unique about this coin?
Check the website and whitepaper of this project How about a couple of bullet points?
Re: [BUZ]BUKZ ~ The decentralized currency powered by renewable energy ~ CryptoNight
Any innovations in this project? Or is this a Copy & Paste of monero?
We're currently working on the launch using karbowanec (CryptoNight original) as a base. Our efforts are focused on the community, services, and software, so if there is an innovation that we feel would serve the purpose of the coin we would implement it surely. We'll be announcing our launch soon! Cheers.
Thanks for answering my question. It seems that you are just copying the code and hoping for some outcome.... I think it will be difficult since there's so many projects now with really good ideas and people actually writing code every day to implement those ideas....
Do you have anybody on your team that can write code?
Re: [ANN] [ETC] Ethereum Classic: Immutable Smart Contracts
$ETC Pump coming tomorrow with Bittrex ETC/USD listing, but long term potential here as well. Hold at least half long term IMO. Internet of Things potential in development. $$$Classic Is Coming!
Wow didn't know bittrex does usd pairs!
Without a doubt, ETH needs changes and improvements. But I think that soon the time its price will start to rise again.
I absolutely agree that we will see a price rise again. I think by the end of the year the price could touch $350.
LOL did you mean $3500 ?
I don't know about what the hell is ETF. Can anyone tell me what is ETF and why did most of the people sells btc once it got approved?
DEFINITION of 'Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF)'
An ETF, or exchange-traded fund, is a marketable security that tracks an index, a commodity, bonds, or a basket of assets like an index fund. Unlike mutual funds, an ETF trades like a common stock on a stock exchange. ETFs experience price changes throughout the day as they are bought and sold. ETFs typically have higher daily liquidity and lower fees than mutual fund shares, making them an attractive alternative for individual investors.
Because it trades like a stock, an ETF does not have its net asset value (NAV) calculated once at the end of every day like a mutual fund does.
Just a few senteces and the definition,the rest you can find here : https://www.investopedia.com/terms/e/etf.asp
Thank you.
When a Bitcoin ETF is bought or sold how does it affect the price of the real Bitcoin? I'm failing to see and understand a relationship between the two...
big movement on vm implementation, devs work hard :-)
https://github.com/semuxproject/semux-core/pull/53
https://github.com/semuxproject/semux-core/pull/53
Excellent work!
You guys should start sending out Blockfolio Signals. That would get your project a lot of attention and the success it really deserves for all the amazing work you are doing.
https://blog.blockfolio.com/connect-to-token-team-with-signal-available-only-at-blockfolio-9accd67dc0d5
Does anyone else think this is a good idea?
Definitely a good idea!
Hello, semux technical already for using? for example if i am add sem to exchange it's will working fine? Or it not stably right now and need time to develop?
All stable and high quality...
Hello, semux technical already for using? for example if i am add sem to exchange it's will working fine? Or it not stably right now and need time to develop?
It's very stable. Devs working on new features mainly a VM for Smart Contracts.
Re: [ANN][SEM] Semux - Official Thread - 🚀 BTC Airdrop Now 🚀
Now at 123 delegates for those keeping score (https://semux.info/delegates) 
I didn't expect that many people to pony up the 1000 sem so early, so it seems like a very positive indicator for the level of interest in semux. Once semux hits exchanges my guess is we will rarely see any new delegates registered. Maybe someday there will be a way to rent out these registered but unused delegates to people trying to start a validator
I didn't expect that many people to pony up the 1000 sem so early, so it seems like a very positive indicator for the level of interest in semux. Once semux hits exchanges my guess is we will rarely see any new delegates registered. Maybe someday there will be a way to rent out these registered but unused delegates to people trying to start a validator
yeah when semux will cost 100$ sell delegate will be new business!! :-)
Delegates are non-transferable in the current software.
We could start a debate at some point with the devs if it would be beneficial to implement allowing renting and maybe even transferring (selling) the delegate status.
There is already a ticket in github about delegating the delegate to another address but it's considered to be a security feature (in this scenario block rewards go back to the address which created the delegate).
Once this is in place (if it ends up implemented) maybe they could add another feature which could be seen as "renting" a delegate: delegate the delegate from address A to address B for N number of blocks AND allow address B to collect the block rewards.
(https://github.com/semuxproject/semux/issues/635)
The last of the features for a debate is whether to allow transferring the delegate status (sellig).
in the Wallet at the site of Delegates is a Ratio. What does it mean? By the way. Sorry for my bad english!
Ratio is number of forged blocks devided to all blocks which can forge that validator. The smaller the ratios, the more blocks are missed (due server or software failure/shutdown).
Double click on a validator row and you will see detailed info.
meaning that the network should theoretically produce 2,880 blocks per 24 hours. In reality, 2,880 units were produce in 25 hours 30 minutes or 26 hours. It is dispersion or bug?
It's BFT). Not a bug. I described the process in the russian thread.Thanks!
Can you explain here in English?
Why there isn't exactly 2880 blocks in 24h?
The semux dBFT protocol provides 1 block per 30 seconds. If that is the couner alone then you get 2blocks per minute, 2x60x24=2880 blocks in 24 hours. However there is also network propagation, 67 validators need to vote to certify thatbthe next block is not tampered. This happens in a span of 1-30 seconds. This makes the actual process go more than 30 seconds per block and 2880 blocks going ng beyond 24 hours.
We will release a whitepaper releasing more specifics about this.
Why some validators get 30+ blocks per 24h while others 15 for the same period of time?