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Re: [ANN][CRW] CROWN (MN-PoS) | Platform | NFT framework | Governance | Masternodes
First, we have more efficiencies to implement and test on the chain, then we will open the platform to our beta testers as soon as possible and bring NFT exchange to the platform. We will finalize a business model around the service and hopefully. We look forward to engaging with some of our partners and others in establishing use cases with a focus on IoT devices used in a range of industrial applications.
Re: [ANN][CRW] CROWN (MN-PoS) | Platform | NFT framework | Governance | Masternodes
Very good exchange and analysis seen on Crown's discord that I report here:
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@Crownfan says: "Look - if we tighten the order book and reduce the spread, the "abusive" robots can't do much. action - reaction. crypto is unstoppable.
some teams/projects hire market makers. we have never done this, that's why the btc-crw market is at the charge of the community/traders/bots. the higher the liquidity, the less manipulation. as the liquidity is low, it is easier to manipulate the price - unfortunately this also happens for many other low cap alts (and also high cap - even BTC!). Many alternative operators have been getting rekt due to the rise of BTCs in recent years and the sale of whales, so it is normal that people are cautious and only queue up at the support lines.
It also makes sense that people who use a fiat broker sell when the price of the BTC rises, because their relationship with the fiat is also higher. I guess people use brokers to trade parts and make a profit, so you can't really blame them. But remember, dealers only sell to buy - and buy to sell, so they'll come back if they can make a profit.
Don't be fooled by the fake pumps and develop a self-contained definition of the value of the coin you own or use. Price is and always has been artificial
our big resistance line is at around 900 sats. You see many alts going 3x 4x these days. that is because they managed to break their resistances, which had also been accumulating for a year. For Crown it looks like this:
anything between these ranges is not relevant for the market. Still, there is a lot of spread, which is what causes the effects you mention.
our goal as a project and contributors is to provide a solid code and make it easier for use cases to progress. if these things align, then the market responds accordingly. Seeing it the other way (price -> project relationship) does not get us anywhere.
still, the fixation is there, because Crown depends on valuation to define its available resources.
i hope you can understand so that together we become stronger. its the only way.
@Gohar say: I think every participant in the project can make a positive contribution to the valuation of Crown by consistently using their coins to operate their own nodes. Increased competition for the rewards not only strengthens the network through increased security, but also helps to stabilize the price. As we all know, running nodes costs money. From an economic perspective, the node's rewards should at least cover the costs in the medium term. However, if there is less reward for each node due to increased competition, it will be more difficult to achieve this goal with the same price level. It can therefore be assumed that a continuous increase in the number of nodes will result in a positive price development.
some teams/projects hire market makers. we have never done this, that's why the btc-crw market is at the charge of the community/traders/bots. the higher the liquidity, the less manipulation. as the liquidity is low, it is easier to manipulate the price - unfortunately this also happens for many other low cap alts (and also high cap - even BTC!). Many alternative operators have been getting rekt due to the rise of BTCs in recent years and the sale of whales, so it is normal that people are cautious and only queue up at the support lines.
It also makes sense that people who use a fiat broker sell when the price of the BTC rises, because their relationship with the fiat is also higher. I guess people use brokers to trade parts and make a profit, so you can't really blame them. But remember, dealers only sell to buy - and buy to sell, so they'll come back if they can make a profit.
Don't be fooled by the fake pumps and develop a self-contained definition of the value of the coin you own or use. Price is and always has been artificial
our big resistance line is at around 900 sats. You see many alts going 3x 4x these days. that is because they managed to break their resistances, which had also been accumulating for a year. For Crown it looks like this:
anything between these ranges is not relevant for the market. Still, there is a lot of spread, which is what causes the effects you mention.
our goal as a project and contributors is to provide a solid code and make it easier for use cases to progress. if these things align, then the market responds accordingly. Seeing it the other way (price -> project relationship) does not get us anywhere.
still, the fixation is there, because Crown depends on valuation to define its available resources.
i hope you can understand so that together we become stronger. its the only way.
@Gohar say: I think every participant in the project can make a positive contribution to the valuation of Crown by consistently using their coins to operate their own nodes. Increased competition for the rewards not only strengthens the network through increased security, but also helps to stabilize the price. As we all know, running nodes costs money. From an economic perspective, the node's rewards should at least cover the costs in the medium term. However, if there is less reward for each node due to increased competition, it will be more difficult to achieve this goal with the same price level. It can therefore be assumed that a continuous increase in the number of nodes will result in a positive price development.
Re: [ANN][CLOAK] Private, Secure, Untraceable & Decentralized Digital Currency
WowW Looks like someone made a mistake on the sell button doing an astronomical dump on the Stex exchange on May 28th.
yes the news is on the Reddit channel it's a user who confused buying with selling, he wanted to buy and he sold everything and that's two zeros wrong! apparently he opened a ticket but I highly doubt the exchange will cancel his sale
Well, maybe the exchange should add a "are you sure you want to do this" button
yes for sure ^^Re: [ANN][CLOAK] Private, Secure, Untraceable & Decentralized Digital Currency
WowW Looks like someone made a mistake on the sell button doing an astronomical dump on the Stex exchange on May 28th.
yes the news is on the Reddit channel it's a user who confused buying with selling, he wanted to buy and he sold everything and that's two zeros wrong! apparently he opened a ticket but I highly doubt the exchange will cancel his sale
Re: [ANN][CRW] CROWN (MN-PoS) | Platform | NFT framework | Governance | Masternodes
yes Crown CRW can largely be compared to ERC 721
Is the useful platform for its accessibility, its openness for developments and its intelligent contracts. Its ecosystem works under the commands of the community (voting system), where everything that is used has been approved by all, as was the ERC20 token standard. The ERC-20 is a standard that has been proposed to make the tokens more suitable for normal activities (such as fiduciary currencies). This standard makes it possible to issue non-fungible tokens, i.e. to specify each token for a unique task, value or object. Its effectiveness in Cryptokitties has attracted the attention of new investors, who may well use it for other purposes.
A bit fuzzy? expand a bit on the subject 🙂
ERC, what is it?
The framework for the creation and development of Ethereum goes through what is called EIP (Ethereum Improvement Proposals). These are documents that propose new functionalities, updates or applications that will be developed within the platform. These EIPs are then validated or not by all members. The EIPs are thus, quite simply, proposals of functionalities. They are then submitted to a vote in order to validate or invalidate them.
The higher version is available from Crown at https://www.crownplatform.com/governance/
In this sphere, there are innumerable topics that can deal with interfaces, intelligent contracts, consensus, networks or block and data management. ERC or Ethereum Requests for Comments is a category of EIP, which manages the domain of the token standard, including ERC-20, which is a consensus adopted within the community and is characterized by its fungible property. But there are many ERCs, each of them offers a small feature adapted to a specific use such as ERC 190 for smart contracts, ERC-181 for addresses, ERC-162 for hash etc.
EIPs are "proposals".
ERC concerns the token standard
ERC-20 was the 20th proposal
ERC-721 was the 721st proposal.
And ERC-721, how does it work?
Contrary to the ERC-20 standard which is known to everyone, the ERC-721 proposes a different use which is characterized by non-fungibility (NFT: Non Fungible Token). This particularity relates to a personal identification of each token. To better understand this specification, let's take the case of the Cryptokitties game where the ERC-721 plays a major role.
Cryptokitties is an online game whose goal is to collect virtual chats, which have a unique value. The non fungible character will allow in this case to specify the types of cats but also their peculiarities (such as eyes, paws, colors, etc). Among other things, the tokens are unique and refer to a physical or digital value, not storable as crypto-active of the same value (but of the same rank). In 2017, CryptoKitties made the buzz and ended up attracting a colossal number of players who like to collect (just like Pokemon Go or other types of online games that are about treasure hunting)!
After this buzz, other investors have understood the value of this technology and are already planning to extend it to real estate, artwork or other unique value trading. Let's say: 1 non-fungible (unique) token = a unique material asset. Thank you ERC-721. Yes it's as simple as that. Like the ERC-20, the ERC-721 has a specific objective to improve the process of using the Ethereum platform. A few conditions define the model and differentiate it from the others.
First of all, ERC-721 tokens are non-fungible. This characteristic is summarized in the term NFT (Non Fungible Token), which implies a unique identification number for each token. Secondly, they are tokens that cannot be subdivided because they represent a particular whole as explained for the case of CryptoKitties, i.e. an ERC-721 token for a real value such as a colour or a particular good (it cannot be subdivided to the thousandth or hundredth, so 1 token remains the smallest reference).
You wouldn't want to dismember your virtual chat? Wouldn't you? Voila! Let's say that a non-fungible token is "whole" and unique.
The case of using several units is possible despite the personal identification of each token, however, we won't be able to store ERC721 tokens as peers.
A token with a very great potential
Anything in the area of personal identification can be governed by ERC-721. The closest example has been that of collector's games, but in another, more economic context, it could encompass a very large number of fields such as works of art or even land ownership.
Indeed, the registration of a parcel of land can be secured by non-fungible token technology. As in the case of the Fieldcoin project, the two types of coins including the ERC-20 and ERC-721 have been mixed for two different uses: the ERC-721 will be used for matching parcels of land (for the notion of uniqueness) while the ERC-20 will be used for standard exchanges (of money) on the platform.
Crown offers the cheaper equivalent, more secure (MN) and better!
Why is this? Why? How?
Fungible vs Non-Fungible tokens
NFT Framework
Simple recording of assets on the blockchain. The NFT (non-fungible tokens) framework is a registry subsystem that allows the community to register physical or digital assets on Crown's blockchain.
What are non-fungible tokens?
NFTs offer unique features that make them different and digitally rare. Take airline tickets for example - although they look similar, they contain passenger information that is unique. The same goes for cars, people, buildings, legal contracts, patents - basically, most physical and digital assets are non-fungible: and therein lies the enormous opportunity for NFTs. NFTs have unique properties, just as one asset is not equal to another asset in the same set, so are non-fungible tokens. Most tokens such as crypto-currency are fungible - they are primarily monetary and interchangeable, so is money.
Technical documentation of the NFT framework
The technical manager, Artem, has published a technical documentation of the NFT framework on Medium and a series of 3 educational videos for developers.
TECHNICAL DOC ON MEDIUM https://medium.com/crownplatform/crown-platform-nft-framework-18d88f9db76
TECHNICAL DOC PART 2 ON MEDIUM https://medium.com/crownplatform/crown-platform-nft-framework-part-2-f713fe6cd81c
SANDBOX INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GywilJsaes
CREATING NFT PROTOCOLS AND TOKENS VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZal25BIV1k
READING NFT PROTOCOLS AND TOKENS VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rvd2tLvHG4
Use of NFT tokens
NFTs can be used in a variety of real-world use cases where asset registration is desirable or required. Very good examples can range from intellectual property registries, antique watches, digital art, endangered species or trees, medical records, real estate, legal contracts, notary services and many other examples. What is exciting about these registers is that they are recorded forever on an independent and democratically managed blockchain, which is governed by the decentralized autonomous organization of the Crown. The owners of NFTs can use these records as immutable proof that these assets - documents, know-how, cars, insurance policies, medical records, intellectual property, etc. - exist and have specific non-fungible characteristics at the time they are time-stamped on the blockchain . Build your NFT driver now!
https://monitor.crownplatform.com/?p=nfts
TESTNET NFT GENERATOR https://crwwallet.net/nft-guide-testnet/
CURRENTLY KNOWN USE-CASES https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ejbUm9R0K8Rd-jAjEpx-thi7pdAuaBJ7a-GlZl2w7BI/edit#gid=0
EXPLORE REGISTERED PROTOCOLS https://monitor.crownplatform.com/?p=protocols
EXPLORE REGISTERED NFTS https://monitor.crownplatform.com/?p=nfts
Developing your blockchain projects with Crown CRW is truly a very more economical, inclusive, scalable, accessible and secure opportunity.
https://www.crownplatform.com/
https://www.crownplatform.com/
Re: [ANN][CRW] CROWN (MN-PoS) | Platform | NFT framework | Governance | Masternodes
WTF !!! ?? Okay Crown bastards, I understand that this contest is rigged in advance. 48 nft record and the other @crowfan he keeps 13 nft to be selected for voting and (God) throws out the other 35 nft. fuck off. Nice for the other contestants who were discarded because not original according to the other asshole or not re-twitted knowing that it was not mandatory and knowing that not everyone has access to twitter. The most serious is as if by chance in the 13 nft retained 2 participants have created respectively 3 nft + 4 or 7 nft out of 13 nft are linked to Crown team. fuck what a waste of time and disappointment to see how you do at the expense of the community. You are clearly bastards.
Nat from Belgium
Re: [ANN][CRW] CROWN (MN-PoS) | Platform | NFT framework | Governance | Masternodes
I didn't tweet either too. You inspired me here's my contribution to the cause
@CrownPlatform I just registered #CompetitionEntry #NFT d0a5db3b442f774fbd7903ec0b3c58779f84ef5dfe39841f6325ff859299c0ad representing https://i.ibb.co/xsHqyfb/Proof-Of-Nose-Vitalik-Buterin.gif on the $CRW Crown blockchain
Re: [ANN][CRW] CROWN (MN-PoS) | Platform | NFT framework | Governance | Masternodes
The remittance industry has grown considerably over the past decade and will likely continue to grow in the coming years, Crown and its applications have a bright future ahead of them as long as the world learns what CRW is with simple tools that even grandma can easily use in 3 clicks.
Re: [ANN][PART] Particl ● Infinite P2P Anon Marketplaces ✧ Live ✧ ● RingCT ● v2.3.2
Check this out guys! A picture is worth a thousand words. This coming Particl Desktop update is going to MASSIIIIIIVE!
AMAZING!!!! Very good job guys, there will be translations in different languages in the next wallet? it's a must! especially since Asian, Indian, Russian, US, CA, AU, AF, EU markets can all be connected together and trade on the Market place.
Re: [ANN][PART] Particl ● Infinite P2P Anon Marketplaces ✧ Live ✧ ● RingCT ● v2.3.2
Hi Particl community members and developers, can anyone give me close summary about the project? Is there still a active developement and a vision for the next few months and years? Is there a actuel roadmap where i can also find some informations about the current state of work? Is Particle and it´s market a real anonymous market or are there some secutity issues?
That are some very good questions, would be interesting to hear some answers. I also was a investor long time ago, before there was the rebranding from Shadowcash to Particl. But from time to time a watch this coin to see their archievements. The current price is very cheap and i will buy in again in the next few days, because i still believe in this project and hope it will grow again to one of the top projects.
Hi dear, yes Particl project is active and yes there are developers who are making Particl evolve. Look at the source code here https://github.com/particl
or here https://particl.io/ and here also https://twitter.com/particlproject
If you want to know who the team is in detail:
Gerlof van Ek is Senior Designer & Branding, UI/UX, Developer > https://twitter.com/gerlof > gerlof@particl.io > https://github.com/gerlofvanek
Ryno Mathee is a developer for Particl > https://twitter.com/rynomster > https://github.com/rynomster > https://linkedin.com/in/rmathee
Henk Swardt is Developer Manager CSM for Particl > henk@particl.io > https://www.linkedin.com/in/hswardt/
Paul Schmitzer is Project Marketing & Strategy for Particl > https://twitter.com/litebitco > paul@particl.io > https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulschmitzer
Christina Migneault-Khoury is Social Media Strategist for Particl > christina@particl.io
Shazzy Dasource is Research & Development for Particl > shazzy@particl.io > https://github.com/dasource
CryptoGuard is Lead Community Manager for the Particl > https://github.com/cryptoguard > https://twitter.com/crypt0guard > cryptoguard@particl.io
Imran Imyb is Business & Strategic Partner for Particl > imran@particl.io > https://t.me/imyb_part >
Gloria Katelady is Communications & Strategy for Particl > gloria@particl.io > https://t.me/GLNTV
Nick Sy is treasured for Particl> nick@particl.io > https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-sy-48a98631/ >
is also a community is volunteers (ffmad, rick osu, red, dadon, Do_zzze, and many others like us) who are always there because Particl is amazing in every way, secure, safe, functional and scalable.
These data can also be found on the official website https://particl.io/ and also https://particl.io/roadmap/
Seems amazing where you can buy Particl 
What is Particl exactly
What is Particl exactly https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/particl/markets/
https://global.bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-PART
https://hitbtc.com/PART-to-BTC
https://www.litebit.eu/en/buy/particl
https://app.stex.com/en/basic-trade/pair/BTC/PART/1D
https://p2pb2b.io/trade/PART_BTC
https://www.probit.com/app/exchange/PART-BTC
https://bitbns.com/trade/#/part
https://particl.io/
Hi here's the transcribed description from the interview on youtube
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Blockchain projects aim to decentralize all companies and allow users security and anonymity to interact with other users and companies. All Blockchain projects adhere in some way to these basic characteristics of Blockchain; however, only a few base their model on this very nature.
Particl is a chain of blocks project that does exactly that. It is a decentralized platform that allows users to create their own intelligent contracts and services. All these services are oriented towards confidentiality and anonymity, and there are already services such as an encrypted P2P messaging application. Particl seeks to provide a marketplace where users can interact securely and anonymously.
How Particl works
The decentralized platform proposed by Particl allows you to create dapps when and where you want. It is built using Bitcoin Core code, which means it uses the reliability and security of the Bitcoin network. However, it is also compatible with SegWit and Lightning Network-ready, which gives it a head start over most of its competitors. Users are free to create any application they want and they can let users pay for it in any cryptomony they want. However, all transactions are converted to PART when the funds are transferred.
The PART model
The Particl model is based on privacy and anonymity. You can carry out transactions in different forms, namely public, blind and anonymous. Public is the basic transaction and offers pseudo-anonymity like Bitcoin by making transactions anonymous but not private. Blind transactions hide the number of pieces transferred from everyone except the sender and recipient, and it is a mid-level method of privacy protection. Anon hides both the address of the sender and the recipient as well as the number of coins. All have their own transaction fees, although they are not that high.
Proof of Stake and Cold Stacking
One good thing about Particl is that all the fees generated within the platform are used to pay those who put in their coins. It uses a proof-of-issue model where the people who hold the coins get voting rights and rewards.
Those who buy RTLs and hold them are paid in the form of a transaction fee that others have to pay.
There is also a reward for cold stacking. Cold stacking involves maintaining a knot to be used for cold storage. This node does not contain coins but serves as a dedicated resource for the network.
Parts Partcl
As mentioned above, Particl allows users of all cryptosystems to participate and use their network. But these coins are converted to Particl each time a monetary transaction is required by the network. These can be regular, untraceable payments or smart contracts. Thus, although the platform is agnostic on cryptography and protocol, it understandably favours PART.
PART currently has a daily trading volume of approximately $194,000 and a global market capitalization of $86 million.
Buying and storing PART
To purchase PARTs, you will first need to purchase BTCs or ETHs through a popular exchange such as Coinbase. Then you can use exchanges like Changelly to exchange them for PARTs.
Storage of PARTs is possible on any of the portfolios offered by Particl. You have the Particl wallet and the Particl-qt; the latter is a GUI wallet, a command line wallet if you are an advanced user. There is also the Particl Copay; a mobile wallet available on Google Play. All these portfolios will have other features that Particl is currently working on. But suffice it to say that you have enough storage options.
Conclusion
Particl is one of the least talked about cryptomoney, but it has enormous potential. It was born when the ShadowProject was shut down. It is a marketplace that seeks to promote the anonymous and secure trade of goods from around the world. It is the essence of block chain technology and has been one of the most widespread uses since its inception. Thus, Particl is one of the few projects that actually does it in an efficient and technical way.
https://particl.io/roadmap/
#Blockchain #coldstaking #decentralized #app #PART #Particl #ProofofStake #SmartContracts
Particl is a chain of blocks project that does exactly that. It is a decentralized platform that allows users to create their own intelligent contracts and services. All these services are oriented towards confidentiality and anonymity, and there are already services such as an encrypted P2P messaging application. Particl seeks to provide a marketplace where users can interact securely and anonymously.
How Particl works
The decentralized platform proposed by Particl allows you to create dapps when and where you want. It is built using Bitcoin Core code, which means it uses the reliability and security of the Bitcoin network. However, it is also compatible with SegWit and Lightning Network-ready, which gives it a head start over most of its competitors. Users are free to create any application they want and they can let users pay for it in any cryptomony they want. However, all transactions are converted to PART when the funds are transferred.
The PART model
The Particl model is based on privacy and anonymity. You can carry out transactions in different forms, namely public, blind and anonymous. Public is the basic transaction and offers pseudo-anonymity like Bitcoin by making transactions anonymous but not private. Blind transactions hide the number of pieces transferred from everyone except the sender and recipient, and it is a mid-level method of privacy protection. Anon hides both the address of the sender and the recipient as well as the number of coins. All have their own transaction fees, although they are not that high.
Proof of Stake and Cold Stacking
One good thing about Particl is that all the fees generated within the platform are used to pay those who put in their coins. It uses a proof-of-issue model where the people who hold the coins get voting rights and rewards.
Those who buy RTLs and hold them are paid in the form of a transaction fee that others have to pay.
There is also a reward for cold stacking. Cold stacking involves maintaining a knot to be used for cold storage. This node does not contain coins but serves as a dedicated resource for the network.
Parts Partcl
As mentioned above, Particl allows users of all cryptosystems to participate and use their network. But these coins are converted to Particl each time a monetary transaction is required by the network. These can be regular, untraceable payments or smart contracts. Thus, although the platform is agnostic on cryptography and protocol, it understandably favours PART.
PART currently has a daily trading volume of approximately $194,000 and a global market capitalization of $86 million.
Buying and storing PART
To purchase PARTs, you will first need to purchase BTCs or ETHs through a popular exchange such as Coinbase. Then you can use exchanges like Changelly to exchange them for PARTs.
Storage of PARTs is possible on any of the portfolios offered by Particl. You have the Particl wallet and the Particl-qt; the latter is a GUI wallet, a command line wallet if you are an advanced user. There is also the Particl Copay; a mobile wallet available on Google Play. All these portfolios will have other features that Particl is currently working on. But suffice it to say that you have enough storage options.
Conclusion
Particl is one of the least talked about cryptomoney, but it has enormous potential. It was born when the ShadowProject was shut down. It is a marketplace that seeks to promote the anonymous and secure trade of goods from around the world. It is the essence of block chain technology and has been one of the most widespread uses since its inception. Thus, Particl is one of the few projects that actually does it in an efficient and technical way.
https://particl.io/roadmap/
#Blockchain #coldstaking #decentralized #app #PART #Particl #ProofofStake #SmartContracts
That sums it up very well. I suggest watching this excellent video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnN8QETQe54
misses part 2 I hope Sylvain will post the next.
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A survey published by research firm Visual Objects ( https://visualobjects.com/web-development/understanding-cryptocurrency-myths-realities ) has found food and clothing purchases to be the most common use cases for cryptocurrencies.
The findings highlight a significant disparity between the perceptions and reality of how cryptocurrency is used. Many who responded to the survey said the top use cases for crypto were trading and illicit activities.
The survey gathered this data from 983 respondents in the United States who are familiar with digital currency, including over 120 who have made purchases using crypto assets.
Survey predicts drugs and stocks as top use-cases for crypto
40% of respondents said that price speculation would be cryptos dominant use-case, followed by purchases of illegal items (30%) and electronics (23%). The lowest-scoring options were clothing and real real estate with 15% each, and food purchases at 14%.
With only 16% of respondents indicating that they had invested in cryptocurrencies, the results may offer insight into assumptions held by those observing the industry. Visual Objects polled survey participants who had purchased crypto regarding their virtual currency spending habits, finding the data to be in stark contrast to public expectations.
Food topped the list of most common purchases made with cryptocurrency at 38%, followed by clothes at 34%, and speculation at 29%. Narcotics and firearms scored the lowest with 11% and 15% respectively.
Crypto payments are also popular
A recent survey conducted by The Economist and Crypto.com also found ordinary payments are a major use case for crypto assets.
34.2% of total respondents cited online payments as the top application for virtual currencies, including 35.2% of respondents from the Crypto.com platform. In response to the findings, Crypto.com COO Eric Anziani told Cointelegraph:
This is a strong indicator of a trend that shows digital currencies are on the right track for mass adoption, with its potential to enhance the existing payment infrastructure and efficiency.
Source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/people-spend-more-crypto-on-food-and-clothing-than-on-illegal-drugs
The findings highlight a significant disparity between the perceptions and reality of how cryptocurrency is used. Many who responded to the survey said the top use cases for crypto were trading and illicit activities.
The survey gathered this data from 983 respondents in the United States who are familiar with digital currency, including over 120 who have made purchases using crypto assets.
Survey predicts drugs and stocks as top use-cases for crypto
40% of respondents said that price speculation would be cryptos dominant use-case, followed by purchases of illegal items (30%) and electronics (23%). The lowest-scoring options were clothing and real real estate with 15% each, and food purchases at 14%.
With only 16% of respondents indicating that they had invested in cryptocurrencies, the results may offer insight into assumptions held by those observing the industry. Visual Objects polled survey participants who had purchased crypto regarding their virtual currency spending habits, finding the data to be in stark contrast to public expectations.
Food topped the list of most common purchases made with cryptocurrency at 38%, followed by clothes at 34%, and speculation at 29%. Narcotics and firearms scored the lowest with 11% and 15% respectively.
Crypto payments are also popular
A recent survey conducted by The Economist and Crypto.com also found ordinary payments are a major use case for crypto assets.
34.2% of total respondents cited online payments as the top application for virtual currencies, including 35.2% of respondents from the Crypto.com platform. In response to the findings, Crypto.com COO Eric Anziani told Cointelegraph:
This is a strong indicator of a trend that shows digital currencies are on the right track for mass adoption, with its potential to enhance the existing payment infrastructure and efficiency.
Source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/people-spend-more-crypto-on-food-and-clothing-than-on-illegal-drugs
What can also be found in the sales lists on Particl marketplace
https://particl.io/assets/video/market-buy.webm
The possibilities for Particl are gigantic, lacks mass adoption and a few investors.
Re: [ANN][CRW] CROWN (MN-PoS) | Platform | NFT framework | Governance | Masternodes
Very interesting dear. I'm wondering how for example your CRW token that does the NFT can be useful?
Crown revolutionizes the Blockchain experience by holding, buying and trading fungible or non-fungible goods such as compatible with sales contracts, collections, stamps, numismatics, tamper-proof authentication, works of art or even 1 NFT = 1 human being, his history or anything he wants to spread about himself, as a personal crypto-money valid in the world directly related to a career and billions of possibilities.
For an artist who sells his paintings or sculptures, the value of the NFT token attached to his work will increase with the market value of the work. Art goes up and down all the time, but is a very stable asset if we consider that an artist can only go up if he works well enough to do so
Creating it under a single network useful for different systems makes a drastic difference since the mechanism of access, exchange and even pricing is totally revolutionary in its application! Note that it favors exchanges between peers, it is dematerialized, almost no storage cost, secure, forgery-proof, engraved in rock with the Crown blockchain which is entirely decentralized.
This new art form that changes the industry considerably for an artist.
The same is true for any craft that wishes to exploit Crown's NFTs.
"Owners of CRW and its NFTs are part of a community of avant-gardists (involved since 2014) in the emerging conversations about creative, multiple exploitation and financial domains. Users already have access to an online platform with a full program of exhibitions and exclusive content. They can also participate in IRL events where they can meet with other CRW owners, meet each other, vote on consensus - it's unparalleled because it's compatible with B2B, B2C, B2G, and virtually limitless fields of use.
To come back to my example as an artist:
When art meets money in the digital age, in general, the art and collectibles industry has benefited from the advantages of the blockchain. By registering a work of art on the blockchain, galleries and art registration services can ensure the transparency of the history and physical characteristics of the works of art.
Another example for collector cars is the ability to create an NFT under Crown CRW and index it to the value of collector cars. This way individuals can invest in several cars or even share them legally without an intermediary (just identified by an NFT or parts).
The applications and exploitation is a revolution, the story of your next decades is already there, with and without perspectives!
Re: [ANN][PART] Particl ● Infinite P2P Anon Marketplaces ✧ Live ✧ ● RingCT ● v2.3.2
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Particl: anonymous e-commerce in the square?
Particl is a decentralised platform using both blockchain and peer-to-peer systems. The goal of Particl is to offer an application where everyone creates and participates in the marketplaces of their choice, allowing the purchase and sale of goods and services in cryptos. This project puts the emphasis on privacy, as we will see together. The mainnet version of Particl was made available to the public on Monday.
The Particl platform
The Particl platform aims first and foremost to enable the creation and use of a decentralised marketplace. In order to function, but also to carry out transactions on the platform, it will first be necessary to use the crypto underlying the protocol, the RTAP.
It should be noted that the objective is in the near future to enable the almost native use of Bitcoin or other cryptos, via atomic swaps. These atomic swaps are currently functional, but not yet deployed for widespread use at the heart of the platform.
Particl uses a modified version of the Proof-of-stake protocol, the Particl Proof-of-Stake, as a consensus mechanism. Note that the protocol is the result of a Bitcoin fork. Transactions on the Particl blockchain therefore currently use the Segregated Witness protocol by default, and de facto the platform is compatible with the Lightning Network.
The actual peer-to-peer system is based on a known P2P messaging system, the SMSG (Secure Messaging) derived from Bitmessage.
The Open Marketplace
After two years of testing, the Open Marketplace was made available on the mainnet on Monday. But another marketplace, even if it would have a crypto-compatible name like Particl, why?
Particl's primary goal is to respect the privacy of users. The project stands in opposition to the giants of the net whose business model is based on the marketing of user data. The Open Marketplace will allow to buy and sell goods and services in a decentralized and private framework. Technically, the Open Marketplace is based on an implementation of the Open Market Protocol (OMP).
Which protocol arrangement?
While some information is shared publicly (e.g. a seller's listing, asking prices, product descriptions or photos), others are by nature kept private from other platform users (e.g. contractors' identities, conversations between seller and buyer). Moreover, even if it is necessary to configure this particularity yourself, it is possible to use Particl under the umbrella of the TOR network.
Finally, payments take place via Particl, as the project developers have implemented a system based on both Confidential Transactions (CT) and RingCT.
The MAD Escrow
The escrow system will operate according to an architecture known as "MAD Escrow", which is a little curious and may raise questions: in fact, both the seller and the buyer will have to sequestrate via smart-contracts twice the value of the good or service negotiated.
If everything goes well, everyone is happy and recovers his sequestered funds, the seller gets his sale, and the buyer gets his property back. If this is not the case, the situation becomes more tense: the escrowed funds remain escrowed ad vitam aeternam, causing both the buyer and the seller to lose this escrowed value. A risky definition of an escrow, to say the least.
The novelty of this escrow is that it is supposed to be fully automated and peer-to-peer, unlike OpenBazaar, for example, where escrows are based on the decisions of human moderators.
Anonymity: flip a coin?
The last particularity of Particl resides in its organization in the form of simili-DAO: if open marketplaces will necessarily be available, it will also be possible to create one's own private markeplaces... Which can augur well for the possible emergence of black markets equivalent to those existing on the Dark Net. An opportunity to see the real degree of anonymization allegedly allowed by the protocol? Only time will tell.
We will therefore monitor the launch of the Open Marketplace, and give you our opinion on Particl and its marketplace in the coming weeks.
Particl is a decentralised platform using both blockchain and peer-to-peer systems. The goal of Particl is to offer an application where everyone creates and participates in the marketplaces of their choice, allowing the purchase and sale of goods and services in cryptos. This project puts the emphasis on privacy, as we will see together. The mainnet version of Particl was made available to the public on Monday.
The Particl platform
The Particl platform aims first and foremost to enable the creation and use of a decentralised marketplace. In order to function, but also to carry out transactions on the platform, it will first be necessary to use the crypto underlying the protocol, the RTAP.
It should be noted that the objective is in the near future to enable the almost native use of Bitcoin or other cryptos, via atomic swaps. These atomic swaps are currently functional, but not yet deployed for widespread use at the heart of the platform.
Particl uses a modified version of the Proof-of-stake protocol, the Particl Proof-of-Stake, as a consensus mechanism. Note that the protocol is the result of a Bitcoin fork. Transactions on the Particl blockchain therefore currently use the Segregated Witness protocol by default, and de facto the platform is compatible with the Lightning Network.
The actual peer-to-peer system is based on a known P2P messaging system, the SMSG (Secure Messaging) derived from Bitmessage.
The Open Marketplace
After two years of testing, the Open Marketplace was made available on the mainnet on Monday. But another marketplace, even if it would have a crypto-compatible name like Particl, why?
Particl's primary goal is to respect the privacy of users. The project stands in opposition to the giants of the net whose business model is based on the marketing of user data. The Open Marketplace will allow to buy and sell goods and services in a decentralized and private framework. Technically, the Open Marketplace is based on an implementation of the Open Market Protocol (OMP).
Which protocol arrangement?
While some information is shared publicly (e.g. a seller's listing, asking prices, product descriptions or photos), others are by nature kept private from other platform users (e.g. contractors' identities, conversations between seller and buyer). Moreover, even if it is necessary to configure this particularity yourself, it is possible to use Particl under the umbrella of the TOR network.
Finally, payments take place via Particl, as the project developers have implemented a system based on both Confidential Transactions (CT) and RingCT.
The MAD Escrow
The escrow system will operate according to an architecture known as "MAD Escrow", which is a little curious and may raise questions: in fact, both the seller and the buyer will have to sequestrate via smart-contracts twice the value of the good or service negotiated.
If everything goes well, everyone is happy and recovers his sequestered funds, the seller gets his sale, and the buyer gets his property back. If this is not the case, the situation becomes more tense: the escrowed funds remain escrowed ad vitam aeternam, causing both the buyer and the seller to lose this escrowed value. A risky definition of an escrow, to say the least.
The novelty of this escrow is that it is supposed to be fully automated and peer-to-peer, unlike OpenBazaar, for example, where escrows are based on the decisions of human moderators.
Anonymity: flip a coin?
The last particularity of Particl resides in its organization in the form of simili-DAO: if open marketplaces will necessarily be available, it will also be possible to create one's own private markeplaces... Which can augur well for the possible emergence of black markets equivalent to those existing on the Dark Net. An opportunity to see the real degree of anonymization allegedly allowed by the protocol? Only time will tell.
We will therefore monitor the launch of the Open Marketplace, and give you our opinion on Particl and its marketplace in the coming weeks.
It seems that the market is growing at its own pace in any case Particl is a unique project it is a leader in the B2B B2G B2C field I use myself for some shopping and it's very efficient. I strongly recommend. whether you are an individual, a passionate person or an institution Particl is the Amazon of the blockchain, but you know what to do
Re: [ANN][CRW] CROWN (MN-PoS) | Platform | NFT framework | Governance | Masternodes
I just got the update, so apparently we can edit NFTs directly on the blockchain! That's great! Good job guys!! I wonder if this Monitor can be on an app or in the wallet in the next evolution?
Re: [ANN][PART] Particl ● Infinite P2P Anon Marketplaces ✧ Live ✧ ● RingCT ● v2.3.2
Did you know that you can Earn money by owning Particl (PART)?
Staking is the process of holding funds in a crypto-portfolio to support the operations of a blockchain network and, in return, the holders are rewarded for their contribution. This can be compared to earning interest in a traditional bank.
Particl is a versatile blockchain that uses a Proof-of-Stake protocol to secure its network. Token holders can delegate their accounts to a validator, who will be responsible for securing the network on their behalf. The user can then earn the rewards generated minus the validator fee.
Rewards
When staking, you can earn passive income by participating in the Particl network via delegation.
The current annual return on Particl is approximately 3%. You can use the Staking Reward Calculator to estimate your monthly earnings.
When you start delegating for the first time, it will take about a few hours to receive your first rewards from your validator. After that, you can expect rewards every day or so.
If you use hardware wallets, set up multi-signature addresses directly from your mobile application or store your funds (and even wager them) from a hardware device such as the Nano S, Nano X Ledger or Trezor.
https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/360007687153
https://trezor.io/coins/#PART
This way you can get your milestone rewards directly in the hardware wallet.
Re: [ANN]🚀🚀🚀Merit🚀🚀🚀[Proof-of-Growth][PoW][Vaults][Aliases][Escrow][No ICO]
NEWS
Merit MRT is now registered on https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/merit
Exchange is now on https://vinex.network/trading/advanced/BTC_MRT or https://vinex.network/?ref=m4vZIy
Re: [ANN][PART] Particl ● Infinite P2P Anon Marketplaces ✧ Live ✧ ● RingCT ● v2.3.2
Seems amazing where you can buy Particl
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/particl/markets/
https://global.bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-PART
https://hitbtc.com/PART-to-BTC
https://www.litebit.eu/en/buy/particl
https://app.stex.com/en/basic-trade/pair/BTC/PART/1D
https://p2pb2b.io/trade/PART_BTC
https://www.probit.com/app/exchange/PART-BTC
https://bitbns.com/trade/#/part
https://particl.io/
Re: [ANN][PART] Particl ● Infinite P2P Anon Marketplaces ✧ Live ✧ ● RingCT ● v2.3.2
Seems amazing where you can buy Particl
Welcome on board !!! look here https://particl.io/part-exchanges/
How is the encrypted messaging function in Particl working
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https://particl.wiki/learn/market/smsg
Particl Secure Messaging (SMSG)
SecureMessaging, the DSN used to store data off-chain, is also used as the messaging protocol for the marketplace
SMSG is a decentralized P2P message mixnet where all nodes store a copy of everyone's end-to-end encrypted messages and data for a duration of 48 hours (which can be increased for a fee).
It is the default and most private DSN available for use on the platform.
The reference implementation is developed in C++ and incorporated into the Particl daemon. It operates parallel to Particl's network and is hosted on the same nodes running the blockchain.
All nodes continuously attempt to decrypt every incoming message, but can only succeed if the node is able to recalculate the HMAC hash accompanying the message. If the hash check fails, then it can not be decrypted by the node, which means the message was either fraudulent, tampered with or meant for another node.
SMSG messages are stripped from of any metadata, therefore it is impossible for anyone to extract information such as IP addresses, sender or receiver. The only metadata not stripped from SMSG messages are the hash, the encryption payload, and a temporary public key.
Cryptography
Reference format: The format for referencing data stored on the SMSG network is simple. The hash acts as the identifier and thus provides enough information for a node to retrieve the file and verify its integrity.
DSN ID SHA256 HASH (32 bytes)
0x01 85fc17f7069acd39a5c636cd0a6530651096128da447959f5e250824857dc559
Particl Secure Messaging (SMSG)
SecureMessaging, the DSN used to store data off-chain, is also used as the messaging protocol for the marketplace
SMSG is a decentralized P2P message mixnet where all nodes store a copy of everyone's end-to-end encrypted messages and data for a duration of 48 hours (which can be increased for a fee).
It is the default and most private DSN available for use on the platform.
The reference implementation is developed in C++ and incorporated into the Particl daemon. It operates parallel to Particl's network and is hosted on the same nodes running the blockchain.
All nodes continuously attempt to decrypt every incoming message, but can only succeed if the node is able to recalculate the HMAC hash accompanying the message. If the hash check fails, then it can not be decrypted by the node, which means the message was either fraudulent, tampered with or meant for another node.
SMSG messages are stripped from of any metadata, therefore it is impossible for anyone to extract information such as IP addresses, sender or receiver. The only metadata not stripped from SMSG messages are the hash, the encryption payload, and a temporary public key.
Cryptography
Reference format: The format for referencing data stored on the SMSG network is simple. The hash acts as the identifier and thus provides enough information for a node to retrieve the file and verify its integrity.
DSN ID SHA256 HASH (32 bytes)
0x01 85fc17f7069acd39a5c636cd0a6530651096128da447959f5e250824857dc559
Does Particl have a Marketplace open functionality
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Particl Open Marketplace
Particl's Open Marketplace is a decentralized marketplace built with privacy at its core. It offers a low-cost, secure and scalable e-commerce experience
Buy and sell products and services from anyone else in the world without leaving a trail and using your favorite cryptocurrency.
The Particl Open Marketplace is a hybrid between blockchain and peer-to-peer technologies. It operates with no central authority or middleman and is exclusively owned and operated by its network of participants. Its decentralized nature enables new opportunities that cannot be offered by any other marketplace.
The Open Marketplace focuses on four core values: privacy, security, scalability, and absolute decentralization. It attains this goal by leveraging a combination of many different protocols. Each of these protocols contribute to Particl's core values in their own way.
Features
The Open Marketplace is private by default.
This means it automatically keeps users' identities and data private without requiring any extra step from the user. The only exception to that rule is the Tor setup which isn't enabled by default for security measures.
The Particl team is committed to only use the best privacy protocols the industry offers. It also constantly research, develop, and maintain the solutions deployed in the marketplace. As absolute privacy and security is the modus operandi of the project, it supersedes anything else. This means there is no concession made that would weaken the privacy setup of the marketplace in favor of something else.
Payments
All payments and transactions made on the Open Marketplace are untraceable by default.
This is achieved by leveraging the Confidential Transactions (CT) and RingCT capabilities of the Particl coin (PART). These two protocols are integrated as the default types of payments, as specified by the OMP.
CT and RingCT transactions have been historically used on the Cryptonote codebase. Yet, the Particl team has adapted these protocols to be compatible with the Bitcoin codebase, which is the codebase used for the PART coin. The Bitcoin codebase gives more flexibility, security, and stability to the PART coin that the Cryptonote codebase would. A good example for this is the ability for the RingCT and CT protocols to interact with smart-contracts (i.e. the Open Marketplace). The coin also uses the Bulletproofs CT protocol improvement (currently on testnet) which reduces range proofs by about 70%. This ensures marketplace payments are both anonymous and scalable at the same time.
Listings
Public listings on Particl's Open Marketplace are listings that are publicly available. Anyone can search for these listings using keywords and by navigating to the correct categories. Although these listings are public, they still offer a great level of privacy as all transactions are untraceable by default.
The only identifiable data public listings reveal is a unique and anonymous vendor ID. This ID cannot, however, link to any payment address or traceable identity.
No metadata
The Open Marketplace does not generate any sort of traceable data.
That much is true whether you are a buyer or a vendor. Metadata is data about data and can be very useful to track users. For example, pictures usually carry data such as the device used to take the picture, when it was taken, and even the precise geo-location of where the picture was taken. Any data stored off-chain on Particl's network is immediately stripped of all its metadata, making it impossible to trace people using metadata. This behavior is enabled by Particl's SMSG Data Storage Network.
IP address anonymization
IP addresses can easily be anonymized on the Open Marketplace by installing Tor and editing the configuration file of your Particl Desktop client. Doing so shields you from getting your real IP address to be broadcast to the network.
Particl Desktop currently doesn't automatically route connections through Tor for security measures. If that were the case, a new Particl Desktop version would need to be installed by the user every time Tor pushes a new update. Automatic Tor updates, on the other hand, introduce severe security vulnerabilities, especially in regards to the authenticity of the files being automatically pushed to the client.
The Particl team is aware of a few solutions to circumvent this issue. It is also looking into alternatives to Tor. Automatic IP address anonymization should make their way onto Particl Desktop in the future.
From: https://particl.wiki/learn/market/start
Particl's Open Marketplace is a decentralized marketplace built with privacy at its core. It offers a low-cost, secure and scalable e-commerce experience
Buy and sell products and services from anyone else in the world without leaving a trail and using your favorite cryptocurrency.
The Particl Open Marketplace is a hybrid between blockchain and peer-to-peer technologies. It operates with no central authority or middleman and is exclusively owned and operated by its network of participants. Its decentralized nature enables new opportunities that cannot be offered by any other marketplace.
The Open Marketplace focuses on four core values: privacy, security, scalability, and absolute decentralization. It attains this goal by leveraging a combination of many different protocols. Each of these protocols contribute to Particl's core values in their own way.
Features
The Open Marketplace is private by default.
This means it automatically keeps users' identities and data private without requiring any extra step from the user. The only exception to that rule is the Tor setup which isn't enabled by default for security measures.
The Particl team is committed to only use the best privacy protocols the industry offers. It also constantly research, develop, and maintain the solutions deployed in the marketplace. As absolute privacy and security is the modus operandi of the project, it supersedes anything else. This means there is no concession made that would weaken the privacy setup of the marketplace in favor of something else.
Payments
All payments and transactions made on the Open Marketplace are untraceable by default.
This is achieved by leveraging the Confidential Transactions (CT) and RingCT capabilities of the Particl coin (PART). These two protocols are integrated as the default types of payments, as specified by the OMP.
CT and RingCT transactions have been historically used on the Cryptonote codebase. Yet, the Particl team has adapted these protocols to be compatible with the Bitcoin codebase, which is the codebase used for the PART coin. The Bitcoin codebase gives more flexibility, security, and stability to the PART coin that the Cryptonote codebase would. A good example for this is the ability for the RingCT and CT protocols to interact with smart-contracts (i.e. the Open Marketplace). The coin also uses the Bulletproofs CT protocol improvement (currently on testnet) which reduces range proofs by about 70%. This ensures marketplace payments are both anonymous and scalable at the same time.
Listings
Public listings on Particl's Open Marketplace are listings that are publicly available. Anyone can search for these listings using keywords and by navigating to the correct categories. Although these listings are public, they still offer a great level of privacy as all transactions are untraceable by default.
The only identifiable data public listings reveal is a unique and anonymous vendor ID. This ID cannot, however, link to any payment address or traceable identity.
No metadata
The Open Marketplace does not generate any sort of traceable data.
That much is true whether you are a buyer or a vendor. Metadata is data about data and can be very useful to track users. For example, pictures usually carry data such as the device used to take the picture, when it was taken, and even the precise geo-location of where the picture was taken. Any data stored off-chain on Particl's network is immediately stripped of all its metadata, making it impossible to trace people using metadata. This behavior is enabled by Particl's SMSG Data Storage Network.
IP address anonymization
IP addresses can easily be anonymized on the Open Marketplace by installing Tor and editing the configuration file of your Particl Desktop client. Doing so shields you from getting your real IP address to be broadcast to the network.
Particl Desktop currently doesn't automatically route connections through Tor for security measures. If that were the case, a new Particl Desktop version would need to be installed by the user every time Tor pushes a new update. Automatic Tor updates, on the other hand, introduce severe security vulnerabilities, especially in regards to the authenticity of the files being automatically pushed to the client.
The Particl team is aware of a few solutions to circumvent this issue. It is also looking into alternatives to Tor. Automatic IP address anonymization should make their way onto Particl Desktop in the future.
From: https://particl.wiki/learn/market/start
Re: [ANN][CRW] CROWN (MN-PoS) | Platform | NFT framework | Governance | Masternodes
CROWN CRW exploit MN with RaspiBlitz New Version 1.4 released
This release has 2 assets:
Source code (zip)
Source code (tar.gz)
https://github.com/rootzoll/raspiblitz/releases/tag/v1.4
Beside many small improvements and changes, these are most important changes:
the full Tutorial how to build a RaspiBlitz in the README https://github.com/rootzoll/raspiblitz/blob/master/README.md or follow the instructions to update to the latest version https://github.com/rootzoll/raspiblitz/blob/master/README.md#updating-raspiblitz-to-new-version
Update: LND version 0.9.0-beta
Update: bitcoin-core version 19.0.1-beta
Update: litecoin version 0.17.1-beta
Update: RTL (Ride the Lightning) Web UI version 0.6.7-beta (redesign)
Update: Touchscreen UI (Node Info & Donate)
Update: Fee Report on LCD
Update: TORv2 -> TORv3
Update: New Torrent files
New: ElectRS (Electrum Server in Rust) details
New: BTCPayServer (Cryptocurrency Payment Processor) details
New: LNDmanage (Advanced Channel Management CLI) details
New: BTC-RPC-Explorer (Bitcoin Blockchain Explorer) details
New: Loop (Submarine Swaps Service) details
New: LNBits (Lightning wallet/accounts System) details
New: Fully Noded (iOS) details
New: TOR Support to connect mobile Apps
New: Migration Export/Import (e.g. HDD -> SSD) details
New: Start without LCD (switch to HDMI) details
New: Recovery Sheet (PDF) details
Experimental: BTRFS details
update: New Shopping Lists with RaspberryPi 4
Update: LND version 0.7.1-beta (fix for CVE-2019-12999)
Update: bitcoin-core version 0.18.1-beta
Update: RTL (Ride the Lightning) Web UI version 0.4.2 -beta
Update: Blockchain Index not needed anymore
Update: New Torrent files
New: Logo (see folder raspiblitz/logos)
New: Sync/Validate Blockchain as default for RP4
New: Switch on TOR during setup
New: Support Zap Mobile for Android
New: Repair Options in main menu
New: UPNP (AutoNAT) support in services menu
New: LCD rotate 180 degrees in services menu
Fix: TOR switch on/off
Fix: Zap iOS Mobile Wallet connect
Fix: Shango Mobile Wallet connect
Experimental: LCD Touchscreen Support
Experimental: UPS support (APC) details
This release has 2 assets:
Source code (zip)
Source code (tar.gz)
https://github.com/rootzoll/raspiblitz/releases/tag/v1.4
Beside many small improvements and changes, these are most important changes:
the full Tutorial how to build a RaspiBlitz in the README https://github.com/rootzoll/raspiblitz/blob/master/README.md or follow the instructions to update to the latest version https://github.com/rootzoll/raspiblitz/blob/master/README.md#updating-raspiblitz-to-new-version
Update: LND version 0.9.0-beta
Update: bitcoin-core version 19.0.1-beta
Update: litecoin version 0.17.1-beta
Update: RTL (Ride the Lightning) Web UI version 0.6.7-beta (redesign)
Update: Touchscreen UI (Node Info & Donate)
Update: Fee Report on LCD
Update: TORv2 -> TORv3
Update: New Torrent files
New: ElectRS (Electrum Server in Rust) details
New: BTCPayServer (Cryptocurrency Payment Processor) details
New: LNDmanage (Advanced Channel Management CLI) details
New: BTC-RPC-Explorer (Bitcoin Blockchain Explorer) details
New: Loop (Submarine Swaps Service) details
New: LNBits (Lightning wallet/accounts System) details
New: Fully Noded (iOS) details
New: TOR Support to connect mobile Apps
New: Migration Export/Import (e.g. HDD -> SSD) details
New: Start without LCD (switch to HDMI) details
New: Recovery Sheet (PDF) details
Experimental: BTRFS details
update: New Shopping Lists with RaspberryPi 4
Update: LND version 0.7.1-beta (fix for CVE-2019-12999)
Update: bitcoin-core version 0.18.1-beta
Update: RTL (Ride the Lightning) Web UI version 0.4.2 -beta
Update: Blockchain Index not needed anymore
Update: New Torrent files
New: Logo (see folder raspiblitz/logos)
New: Sync/Validate Blockchain as default for RP4
New: Switch on TOR during setup
New: Support Zap Mobile for Android
New: Repair Options in main menu
New: UPNP (AutoNAT) support in services menu
New: LCD rotate 180 degrees in services menu
Fix: TOR switch on/off
Fix: Zap iOS Mobile Wallet connect
Fix: Shango Mobile Wallet connect
Experimental: LCD Touchscreen Support
Experimental: UPS support (APC) details
Re: [ANN][CLOAK] Private, Secure, Untraceable & Decentralized Digital Currency
Dear Cloak Community,
Were very proud to announce that CloakCoin is now listed on QB_Exchange!
Trading $CLOAK on $USDT pair is now live!
📈 http://bit.ly/2UzKlLY
Re: [ANN][CLOAK] Private, Secure, Untraceable & Decentralized Digital Currency
Cloakcoin will stay 0.22 usd for ever?? Or it will soon new ATH???
Impossible to predict the future. That said, the last ATH of CLOAK is $33 for 1 Cloak. The possibility is almost 18000% if Cloak returns to his ATH. For that it would require a market cap capitalization of 180 million US Dollars that is the equivalent of a micro "drop of water" in the crypto universe that counts several hundred billions. Then it's a question of coherent investment now that Cloak has evolved and offers a wide range of functionalities.
Cloak's cumulated Marketcap opportunities are well more over $80/Cloak compared to the technology offer of secure mixing, untraceable transactions, confidentiality/anonymity, FOREX trading, DEX trading (come), Swap fonction (come), 6% annual revenue for staking and very cheap transfer fees. Cloak is audited and unhacked since 2014.
See for yourself the trading caps for the offer does not even exceed $500,000 to propel Cloak capitalization to new heights. Remember also that there are only 5,398,427 CLOAK in circulation to date. Some coins are lost forever, which reduces the walls even more.
The opportunity to be listed on a reputable exchange like https://qb.com is a privilege since it will be possible to be exposed to the Eurasian markets. After it is a question of good communication, with the right codes and the right relays, partners, echoes, reviewed to bring information and make Cloak known to the countries of the whole world and to the peoples of the free or locked nations.
It is up to each one to make his networks work, to make known this jewel that is Cloak Coin. The paths are numerous and the possibilities offered are colossal.
You who read me, can you take 3 minutes a day to talk about Cloak on all possible media?
It starts this way to build an empire. "Be your own secure, confidential, anywhere bank."
Wow you're absolutely right!!!With Cloak, we make dematerialized money accessible to everyone, across borders and around the world. So even unbanked people can have access to crypto-currencies! The only constraints imposed by Cloak is that it is mandatory to use identification terminals, such as mobile phones, wallets or personal payment identifiers, but which remain confidential thanks to the Cloak Enigma with Mixing outchain function. You can even store Cloak Corner off the network on a Paper Wallet
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Tutorials: How to create a Paper Wallet
Other languages: English - pyccкий Việt - Türkçe - español - português - español - ViệtTürkçe
An important safety measure before creating a paper wallet is to go offline and run the javascript wallet generator on your own computer instead of running it online.
Your wallet may be vulnerable to prying eyes when you are generating the keys and printing them out. For example: if your computer is infected with malware its possible that your screen can be broadcasted to a remote location. So please take care!
Go to https://paperwallet.cloakcoin.com
Disconnect from the internet
Move the mouse randomly or type some random characters on the text box.
Click on the "Paper Wallet" tab.
Select the number of addresses you wish to generate.
"Print" the Paper Wallet.
Send Cloaks to the printed Paper Wallet, making sure you use the address labeled 'Cloak Address' (on the left side).
Source: https://wiki.cloakcoin.com/index.php/Tutorials:_How_to_create_a_Paper_Wallet
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Paperwallet screenshot for exemple
An important safety measure before creating a paper wallet is to go offline and run the javascript wallet generator on your own computer instead of running it online.
Your wallet may be vulnerable to prying eyes when you are generating the keys and printing them out. For example: if your computer is infected with malware its possible that your screen can be broadcasted to a remote location. So please take care!
Go to https://paperwallet.cloakcoin.com
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Move the mouse randomly or type some random characters on the text box.
Click on the "Paper Wallet" tab.
Select the number of addresses you wish to generate.
"Print" the Paper Wallet.
Send Cloaks to the printed Paper Wallet, making sure you use the address labeled 'Cloak Address' (on the left side).
Source: https://wiki.cloakcoin.com/index.php/Tutorials:_How_to_create_a_Paper_Wallet