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Re: Inheritance
by
Salivan
on 16/06/2018, 18:53:19 UTC
You really don't need Ethereum smart contracts for this.
Bitcoin already has time lock transactions which can be easily used in this sense.

A time-lock transaction can not be added into a block before a certain block or time is reached, so you can spend those bitcoins until that time limit is reached.
This is why you can create two transactions every year, for example, where you send your bitcoins to yourself with a usual transaction and then spend them in a time-lock transaction to your children. If you are unable to send a new transaction until the time runs out, your time-lock transaction will be confirmed and your children will be able to spend your bitcoins.

You would be able to create a wallet where this is done by default whenever you spend your bitcoins.
I think you can use lightning network with this as well, since this is a very basic feature that every transaction can have without messing with the scripts inside the transaction.
Looks like reasonable solution within  bitcoin network
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Inheritance
by
Salivan
on 16/06/2018, 10:53:34 UTC
⭐ Merited by paxmao (1)
On top of ethereum nice  inheritance  contract could be  created.
Let say a person A has some  ethereum and  places those  on an inheritance  contract.
In order to keep control of those  coins he need to( let say one per year) trigger function which "says" to it, I am alive do nothing with my coins. In case of  demise or lack of activity contract sends all coins to specified earlier address (or other  inheritance contract) belonging   to person B, whom is from now on, in power  over  those  coins
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Weighted democracy
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Salivan
on 24/03/2018, 17:09:11 UTC
As we all know democracy is basically dictatorship of majority over minority. Let imagine  situation where 2 political  group exist, one with popularity of 40% other  one 60%. In this  kind of  setup 60% always outvote 40% what is  clearly wrong.
What I propose is  so called weighted  democracy, it means that  during any kind of  ballot, no  matter  the kind of  it, if  you succede your vote is factored with 0.05 penalty and  assuming you started  with  1 now  you  voting  strength equal to  0.95. On  the other  hand if your  vote  faild your  voting  strength is boosted by 0.05 and  assumig previous  setup, now it is  worth 1.05. I believe this kind  of  system  would  reflect better  what we  really  want
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Re: Funny use case
by
Salivan
on 02/03/2018, 07:15:29 UTC


Really? Have you heard about Cancer? Have you heard about accidents? Of course there are moments in which you need all.

I see the point but I will stick to my version. I doubt money  can solve most of  someones lives problems in general(  like  curing you for  example, obviously  there are  such  cases, but it does not  hold in  general in my opinion ). Additionally big money creates some issues for  sure. we perceive  the  same topic  differenty  so there is no need  to argue
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Re: Funny use case
by
Salivan
on 01/03/2018, 17:29:08 UTC

It is an interesting case not only for finance management, but also for retirement funds.

The problem is that is does not allow for any flexibility, that is, you may actually need your money for an emergency. Also, you could potentially ask for a loan against the fixed income you have, making the process useless.


An entire purpose  is to not allow  to much flexibility, but really you  don't have to put like  100%  of  what you  have. Additionally if  someone  was able  to  survive without big money till  this  point why all the  sudden he  need it all so  desperately.
Keep in mind no matter what  kind of  obligation or  legal  action against you are  undertaken, as  long  as  you  have private  key you  are in control, crypto  simply  work  this  way
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Re: Psychological problems due to Crypto.
by
Salivan
on 28/02/2018, 23:30:03 UTC
OP you should understand that many so called early adopters (maybe most) aren't really so rich. No matter on what shitloads of  coins  they sit  initially.
In order  to  be rich  you  need  to put  into  risk almost all of  what  you  have(in terms of  fiat),  for a  certain period  of  time. No matter  what  kind of an investment. Just count persons  you  know, able  to  do  that.  How many  of  them  are so bold or  reckless, I ensure  you  not  many
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Re: Funny use case
by
Salivan
on 24/02/2018, 15:50:29 UTC
Being in crypto for  a while. I know  how much damage to your live may be caused by sudden unexpected inflow of  cash. 
Thinking about  this  more I came  to a certain  conclusion. I think  that issue may be solved by  contract platform like  ethereum and  others similar.
This service may work as  follows: let say I put in a ethereum contract quite a big sum of money . Contract works in such way that it is  using this money to pay gradually over constant period of time small sum  to  specified address. Contract is doing so until it  is  exhausted. It works like  retirement fund.
Although it seems there is no visible benefit  to  that, from  my  personal  experience it  give you great  tool  to control our  desires, by putting some  delay  mechanics to  riches you have
Implementation seems to be easy, so in not so distant future I plan to  implement such  contract for personal usage   
It will be very useful for people who cannot control finance, and are afraid to spend the earned money for unnecessary expenditures. I would prefer to enclose a part in further development.
I will post source code in this topic, but not very soon since I am working on a different quite complex  project(and I am not looking for distractions  right now). A code  of  this  contract  should be  fairly simple  though
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Re: Funny use case
by
Salivan
on 24/02/2018, 15:45:47 UTC
Being in crypto for  a while. I know  how much damage to your live may be caused by sudden unexpected inflow of  cash.  
Thinking about  this  more I came  to a certain  conclusion. I think  that issue may be solved by  contract platform like  ethereum and  others similar.
This service may work as  follows: let say I put in a ethereum contract quite a big sum of money . Contract works in such way that it is  using this money to pay gradually over constant period of time small sum  to  specified address. Contract is doing so until it  is  exhausted. It works like  retirement fund.
Although it seems there is no visible benefit  to  that, from  my  personal  experience it  give you great  tool  to control our  desires, by putting some  delay  mechanics to  riches you have
Implementation seems to be easy, so in not so distant future I plan to  implement such  contract for personal usage    

Interesting idea.  It reminds me of when the lottery gives a winner the choice of one lump sum or small payouts over time.  One question I have would be how would the person using your contract idea would be able to decrease, increase or stop the flow of income?  Would there be a mechanism in place where the person using your contract could implement a command where they could not alter the income stream for a certain period of time?  Like if someone wanted to have steady payouts for 6 months at a time and every 6 months they were allowed to alter the contract to increase or decrease the payments.  I guess I'm thinking about this as more for someone who isn't very good at or not used to managing large sums of income and they don't want to spend everything they have in the first week, then your idea could save them from themselves.  Cheesy

everything is possible (platform like ethereum are very flexible) but  the question is what is really needed in this  kind of service. In my opinion, one has to keep it as simple as possible in order to be effective

EDIT: as an  afterthought I may say that some of your ideas or  their variations may be  quite worth of implementing
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Funny use case
by
Salivan
on 21/02/2018, 00:28:35 UTC
⭐ Merited by paxmao (1)
Being in crypto for  a while. I know  how much damage to your live may be caused by sudden unexpected inflow of  cash. 
Thinking about  this  more I came  to a certain  conclusion. I think  that issue may be solved by  contract platform like  ethereum and  others similar.
This service may work as  follows: let say I put in a ethereum contract quite a big sum of money . Contract works in such way that it is  using this money to pay gradually over constant period of time small sum  to  specified address. Contract is doing so until it  is  exhausted. It works like  retirement fund.
Although it seems there is no visible benefit  to  that, from  my  personal  experience it  give you great  tool  to control our  desires, by putting some  delay  mechanics to  riches you have
Implementation seems to be easy, so in not so distant future I plan to  implement such  contract for personal usage   
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delve into micropayment one more time, some thoughts on my old project
by
Salivan
on 10/02/2018, 13:58:16 UTC
Recently I was thinking about my old unsuccessful project of distributed cryptocurrency. I have some fixes which should facilitate it usefulness.


  In general this is another take on a cryptocurrency design. Internaly it does not base on a blackchain technology for processing transactions but still it posses quite decent distributed security mechanics. According to my recent ideas the system is designed as extension to already existing smart contract platform like ethereum.
  For a while I want to focus on user experience features so for the sake of a discussion lets assume that the system was build on top of the ethereum platform.
From the user point of view this currency is yet another form of ethereum, but with different properties. It mean that one could interchange ethereum coins and coins from this system between one another 1:1 without an exchange.
  Beside the fact that nice to try new thing. What would be actual purpose of existence of this kind of currency?
So there are two advantages.
  There is no blockchain so transaction are fast in general.
  Another advantage lays in an internal design. In this kind of network every node is unique and identified by specific public/private key pair. So in order to join the network one has to identify yourself. Reality of this fact is that clients applications may request that any given piece of information is signed by specific node. From this property derive one very useful use case.
  Lets imagine that I am an independent developer working on some kind of software. I have no association with any other third party, so it is hard for me to get decent bargain when it comes to selling my software. Existing platforms will take quite a decent part of a potential revenue. With this platform I have another way to go. I bind execution file of my software to this cryptocurrency (set price, trusted node/nodes, time of validity, account number). As a result I may now put an execution file freely available for everyone to download and use. Now, end user, if he/she has client and some coins on, after downloading app and a purchase, is able to play with application, and coins goes to my account. Payment works in the way that application is bind to specific machine and can by used freely only on this specific hardware(obviously at some point it could be some specific account, number or similar unique identity not necesarily hardware ). The magic is that when I collect revenue for my application I could exchange directly 1:1 for ether(or other smart contract cryptocurrency on top of which system is build). It is hard to estimate fees but in such network those should be small enough that close to 95-99% of revenue, should go directly to me as a creator. As a result I may put price tag lower and still profit more. This may go not only for software but other IT related product like for example, content creators.
 

I may undertake some effort and try to rewrite my obsolete and bug-y documentation and try to update it to my recent ideas. It will take some time so it would be nice to know that at least one person is interested.
In general this system is hard, hard to develop and tricky to maintain but potentily quite easy to use.
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Re: day 28.12 comment campaign
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Salivan
on 28/12/2015, 23:56:51 UTC
The action concluded

People who commented may look at their profile bitcoin accounts.

In my perspective I have got some useful feedback, maybe I will organize something like this again. thx
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Re: new approach to altcoin design, practical consideration
by
Salivan
on 28/12/2015, 22:40:42 UTC
Are there only one youtube tutorial for reference?

Do you have any other guide to compile?

Unfortunately there are no easy way.

1 I was using this MinGW, so it would be  niece to have one   
http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw-w64/files/Toolchains%20targetting%20Win32/Personal%20Builds/mingw-builds/4.9.2/threads-posix/dwarf/i686-4.9.2-release-posix-dwarf-rt_v3-rev1.7z/download

2. You need  to have Qt compiled static, with libpng and openssl using MinGW from 1
I am doing something like this:
In windows command line:

set INCLUDE=C:\deps\libpng-1.6.9;C:\deps\openssl-1.0.1f\include
set LIB=C:\deps\libpng-1.6.9\.libs;C:\deps\openssl-1.0.1f

cd C:\Qt\5.2.1\5.2.1
configure.bat -debug-and-release -opensource -confirm-license -static -make libs -no-sql-sqlite -no-opengl -system-zlib -qt-pcre -no-icu -no-gif -system-libpng -no-libjpeg -no-freetype -no-angle -no-vcproj -openssl -no-dbus -no-audio-backend -no-wmf-backend -no-qml-debug

3. Now from https://github.com/salivan-ratcoin-dev-team/dims/releases  download dimsTest.zip and unpack it


4.  in unpacked  directory from windows  command line qmake  and  make

Those  are  steps for programmers to follow if you are not one of them it may be to much work, for programmer it should be piece of cake


 
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Re: new approach to altcoin design, practical consideration
by
Salivan
on 28/12/2015, 20:32:17 UTC
Idea is  for DiMS to by  as simple as possible, some of services you listed are not really needed in my opinion.

1. How can I obtain the license file again, if I lost my license file?

- can't. You have to pay one more time or keep backup

2. Is it possible to create lite weight applications?

- It is easier for me to link many libraries, it will change in future but for now it add weight

3. What are the other developer platforms, DiMS can support?

- None, only c++ and QT. But any language interface  should be feasible

4. Is it possible to purchase a license from DiMS for web based playing games?

- there is no proper interface yet, but most likely yes

5. Can u host a server like steam, where developers list their apps for DiMS via purchase?

- Not right now, I am focusing on development of system itself  it takes me a lot of time

6. Is there any way I can add encrypted license key as signed message to the transaction?

- No

7. Is this project can be compared with Ethereum?

- It can't, this is massive transactions processing network but without any fancy functionalities

8. How can I acquire DiMS? Where can I buy? Can I Mine? What are the coin specs? What is the difference between dims and other altcoins?

- The only way is to burn  testnet bitcoins here: mh1xFXHEPZSgeKW8mrRUrXeJJyXTrc95ku
This is dead  address so those bitcoins are lost, in return you get equal amount of DiMS coins.
There is no blockchain as you know it, processing transactions works differently

9. How can DiMS ensure the refund if the developer offers to the user?

- It can't, maybe upper layer application will provide this but there are no tool to facilitate  that. 

10. Will DiMS wallet manage volatility in price while purchasing a license?

- No

11. Can u add referral payment system while paying for the license as the developer's referral payout system.

- I leave this up to developer

12. Is it possible to reward the user from a developer's server once he acheives some milestone in the game?

- no interface yet but this will be  possible

13. Will DiMS allow in-app purchases?

- no interface yet but this will be  possible

14. Can it be portable to mobile platforms?

- yes

15. Why the wallet and app are heavy in size?

- I am using many libraries especially from QT, those are heavy

16. Is it possible to monitor a worker and pay for his work using DiMS?

- at  some point but it is not the purpose of the system

17. Is there anyway to add auto-renewal system from the DiMS wallet?

- I think  yes, but there are better tools for this

18. Do wallet have the functionality to autopay rental, post pay for services?

- I think  yes, but there are better tools for this

19. Does it support Mass Payment functionality?

- I want to limit complex transaction those are burden on the network. 

20. I need to purchase in bulk, or multiple licenses with one single transaction, Can I?

- Not yet, maybe it could be done

21. I want to purchase a license for an app to be used in other machine may be remote, Can I?

- Not yet, maybe it could be done

22. How can DiMS collect cashback offers?

- DiMS does not know about a function of transactions it is  processing. It is matter of upper layers 



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Re: new approach to altcoin design, practical consideration
by
Salivan
on 28/12/2015, 16:11:07 UTC

Well, As of now I don't see any gimmicks with the software. It works fine. Do you have any other app for testing again?

What are the chances of missing the license of the app?
How does the app remember the license?
Can I port the app to different machine?
Can I copy to multiple systems? What will happen with the license?


Unfortunately I have not, there is  development package included in my presentation, it could be used to build new one.

there is file .license in your  dims_testapp current directory, it is  license, DiMS network is no longer needed.

This license is tied to hardware to mac  address or storage number at least  one  of those need to be the same as they were during license  creation. So basically you can't move to another machine.
But really as long as you can devise way to generate unique  number for each user  anything could be implemented in future


  
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Re: new approach to altcoin design, practical consideration
by
Salivan
on 28/12/2015, 15:57:18 UTC
I have done the steps as you said. It paid 70+1 coins in separate transactions as license fee and the test application is unlocked automatically. It is working fine. But why there are two 70+1 transactions and the balance remains at 228 coins in the wallet?

You need to add the details of the transaction. Attach a message or label the transaction as license to the app.

In order to make it work two transactions are needed, First one to temporary address in your wallet which is deleted right after and second one from this temp address to application creator.
 Full cost consist of (72 coins):
- application price, it entirely goes to  application author  (70 coins)
- two transaction fees they goes to who ever is operating servicing node  at this instance to me. (2 coins)



I will take into consideration your remarks about more user friendliness 

Understood. Do mention the fees and temporary address usage in messages between the wallet and app.

What is the purpose of the intermediate address for the transaction? Why don't you straight away charge the 2 coin fee?

Can the developer add Money Back Guarantee system with DiMS?

First transaction is for authorization purposes, it ensures that app run only on your computer.

There is no money back system, DiMS knows  nothing  about an application purchase, so at least at  this point you have to be certain that you want this application.
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Re: new approach to altcoin design, practical consideration
by
Salivan
on 28/12/2015, 15:44:43 UTC
I have done the steps as you said. It paid 70+1 coins in separate transactions as license fee and the test application is unlocked automatically. It is working fine. But why there are two 70+1 transactions and the balance remains at 228 coins in the wallet?

You need to add the details of the transaction. Attach a message or label the transaction as license to the app.

In order to make it work two transactions are needed, First one to temporary address in your wallet which is deleted right after and second one from this temp address to application creator.
 Full cost consist of (72 coins):
- application price, it entirely goes to  application author  (70 coins)
- two transaction fees they goes to who ever is operating servicing node  at this instance to me. (2 coins)



I will take into consideration your remarks about more user friendliness 
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Re: new approach to altcoin design, practical consideration
by
Salivan
on 28/12/2015, 15:12:38 UTC
Good project.

But,

I don't understand the video tutorial you have posted.

What I can understand is the user needs to open his coin folder to replace the wallet for the license he has purchased. Then only he can play the game. At once he uses the license, the developer gets his share of payment. If the user don't purchase the license he can't play the game. Am I Right?

I'm downloading the test and client tool. I will pm you for the coins once I'm ready.

It works  this  way

1. http://inspector.dims.red/#testnet  ensure network is on (at least one tracker and one monitor)
2. open desired  program, it will ask  for  payment
3. open client, it might be open even  before step 2 (client works only if it is able to synchronize with network)
4. there will be some  message boxes which will help you, all you need  is to confirm
5. As long as you have sufficient funds on your account, application will be paid - and  thats over no more  steps ( all operation takes  aprox 2-3 min)


Well, Now it is easy to understand. I have 2 active connections on the network but wallet is out of sync. How long will it take to sync?

I do not see any blockchain movement. Seems not syncing. What should I do now? Do you have addnodes to add?

don't look at this, in my network it has another meaning, take wallet I posted  or generate new address. Don't look at wallet not synch message it is meaningless here


copy address using ctrl +c in case  you have generated new  one

here is wallet with some coins:
 http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=00439463738781638226
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Re: new approach to altcoin design, practical consideration
by
Salivan
on 28/12/2015, 14:54:05 UTC
Good project.

But,

I don't understand the video tutorial you have posted.

What I can understand is the user needs to open his coin folder to replace the wallet for the license he has purchased. Then only he can play the game. At once he uses the license, the developer gets his share of payment. If the user don't purchase the license he can't play the game. Am I Right?

I'm downloading the test and client tool. I will pm you for the coins once I'm ready.

It works  this  way

1. http://inspector.dims.red/#testnet  ensure network is on (at least one tracker and one monitor)
2. open desired  program, it will ask  for  payment
3. open client, it might be open even  before step 2 (client works only if it is able to synchronize with network)
4. there will be some  message boxes which will help you, all you need  is to confirm
5. As long as you have sufficient funds on your account, application will be paid - and  thats over no more  steps ( all operation takes  aprox 2-3 min )


here is wallet with some coins:
 http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=00439463738781638226


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Re: new approach to altcoin design, practical consideration
by
Salivan
on 28/12/2015, 13:30:30 UTC
Just started to read what you would like to do the world. I appreciate your efforts you have put so far. I wish you would come out with the live community support soon.

Distributed Micro Payment System is one of the most wanted systems of the current Internet Era. It should b fast, safe and efficient to feed the demands of the people all over the world. The current decentralized blockchain technology has some pros/cons for world wide acceptance from government, people of different standards from rich to poor, business to worker and viz.

Making something like Distributed micro payments system is an efficient way to reach the mass in no time. It must beat banks, existing centralized distribution systems which have physical or virtual presence or both.

At first glance, I'm writing this that the sidechain concept is a great thing to be adopted for this kind. I believe you have spent your 2 years to one of the good projects. I first off all, wish you to have time to spend for the project that the world still looking for a better than the best one.

I still haven't gone technically into the works you have done. To get better feedback, you need to get more exposure.

Some things that can help you to talk to more people are.
1. Reddit AMA - Use cryptocurrency, dogecoin, bitcoin and of course r/btc (from forum.bitcoin.com) channels - they have huge subscriber base and you get tons of ideas and suggestions and critics from a lot of people.
2. Use zapchain.
3. Create infographics which is more important and much more needed than words. It will clearly explain what you are actually going to do with Distributed Micro Payment System.
 a. It must graph who, where, for what and why they need the system.
 b. What is needed for the system? - Wallet, Blockchain and related information
 c. Comparison to existing systems like banks, virtual currencies, emerging blockchain technologies
 d. In what ways, your system or (our) system enhance the micropayment over the other systems.
4. As this is a sidechain project, you must be well prepared to answer questions about future forks or other unidentified changes to blockchains that you use for the system.
5. You need to tweet and facebook often about the works you are doing.
6. It's better if you have good set of people form a team and contribute the project at various levels.
7. You must prove how unique, secure and safe your code is.
8. Do need to talk to people often via AMA or have constant touch with social media.
9. Can other projects adopt your system for their own micropayment system. If yes, you need to explain with an example.
10. Once you're popular, start an irc channel and lurk with people there, you get tons of people talking daily and supporting the project it it gets into right shape.
11. Are you going to freely distribute some gift/assets or something to people around the world who joins you like neucoin, brics or others doing (I just added them for example, not believe in any of them).
12. What if the altcoin's blockchain that you use to implement die on the other day(Most of the altcoins died). It happens as everyone knows.


Okay, As of now, I just wanted to add just the basics needed to reach the world. You may have known all these things and you have had a different opinion to start it at different time. Hope this could be a good read for you and others who are visiting this thread.

Every project/coin starts with no support or with money invested on their own. Any project/coin can succeed and go to the moon only when the developer/team/supporter(s) put their right efforts at right time. We have seen lot of projects start with minimal information and peaked.

Good luck Mate! Hope many people will join and do good support for the success of the system.

I'm with you.

[I may come again with some more information after testing the tools you listed on the OP]


appreciate your tips. I don't know  when will be right timing but  most likely when my system mature even more. It looks like full time job and for now my full time job is development of my project.

I wasn't aware of many options you listed thx. I will use your post as  reference point when time will come...

You're so quick to reply. I believe you have strong work ethics. Spending 2 years for the development of the system is a great thing. You would have brainstormed a lot. But still, I still prefer more brainstorm sessions. There are very great developers in this forum. They can give you vital support if you can prove the vital importance of the system. That will easily take you to masses. You can also do hangouts.



If I get your suggestion right, I should spend some of my work time exclusively for communication and actively looking for support. I have to modify my current work model than but maybe it is necessary. I will think  about it 
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Re: new approach to altcoin design, practical consideration
by
Salivan
on 28/12/2015, 12:52:22 UTC
Just started to read what you would like to do the world. I appreciate your efforts you have put so far. I wish you would come out with the live community support soon.

Distributed Micro Payment System is one of the most wanted systems of the current Internet Era. It should b fast, safe and efficient to feed the demands of the people all over the world. The current decentralized blockchain technology has some pros/cons for world wide acceptance from government, people of different standards from rich to poor, business to worker and viz.

Making something like Distributed micro payments system is an efficient way to reach the mass in no time. It must beat banks, existing centralized distribution systems which have physical or virtual presence or both.

At first glance, I'm writing this that the sidechain concept is a great thing to be adopted for this kind. I believe you have spent your 2 years to one of the good projects. I first off all, wish you to have time to spend for the project that the world still looking for a better than the best one.

I still haven't gone technically into the works you have done. To get better feedback, you need to get more exposure.

Some things that can help you to talk to more people are.
1. Reddit AMA - Use cryptocurrency, dogecoin, bitcoin and of course r/btc (from forum.bitcoin.com) channels - they have huge subscriber base and you get tons of ideas and suggestions and critics from a lot of people.
2. Use zapchain.
3. Create infographics which is more important and much more needed than words. It will clearly explain what you are actually going to do with Distributed Micro Payment System.
 a. It must graph who, where, for what and why they need the system.
 b. What is needed for the system? - Wallet, Blockchain and related information
 c. Comparison to existing systems like banks, virtual currencies, emerging blockchain technologies
 d. In what ways, your system or (our) system enhance the micropayment over the other systems.
4. As this is a sidechain project, you must be well prepared to answer questions about future forks or other unidentified changes to blockchains that you use for the system.
5. You need to tweet and facebook often about the works you are doing.
6. It's better if you have good set of people form a team and contribute the project at various levels.
7. You must prove how unique, secure and safe your code is.
8. Do need to talk to people often via AMA or have constant touch with social media.
9. Can other projects adopt your system for their own micropayment system. If yes, you need to explain with an example.
10. Once you're popular, start an irc channel and lurk with people there, you get tons of people talking daily and supporting the project it it gets into right shape.
11. Are you going to freely distribute some gift/assets or something to people around the world who joins you like neucoin, brics or others doing (I just added them for example, not believe in any of them).
12. What if the altcoin's blockchain that you use to implement die on the other day(Most of the altcoins died). It happens as everyone knows.


Okay, As of now, I just wanted to add just the basics needed to reach the world. You may have known all these things and you have had a different opinion to start it at different time. Hope this could be a good read for you and others who are visiting this thread.

Every project/coin starts with no support or with money invested on their own. Any project/coin can succeed and go to the moon only when the developer/team/supporter(s) put their right efforts at right time. We have seen lot of projects start with minimal information and peaked.

Good luck Mate! Hope many people will join and do good support for the success of the system.

I'm with you.

[I may come again with some more information after testing the tools you listed on the OP]


appreciate your tips. I don't know  when will be right timing but  most likely when my system mature even more. It looks like full time job and for now my full time job is development of my project.

I wasn't aware of many options you listed thx. I will use your post as  reference point when time will come...