I will take a look at it.

Is it CPU-mineable?

How can I get info about network? (Hash rate, peers...)

Any kevacoin exchange?

Is there an organization or a business around Kevacoin?

ByteStamp has added another blockchain to notarize its data.

In addition to use Datacaoin blockchain, it now notarizes also on CHIA blockchain (https://www.chia.net/).

Each ByteStampProof, each ByteStamp Digital Asset (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2248452) and even cross chek points (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=955473.0) are now notarized both on Datacoin Blockchain and on CHIA blockchain.

This affects every data sent to ByetStamp, even data you mange with your own developed software using ByteStamp API (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5294700).

And also files notarized by Windows ByteStamp Software (https://blockchain.bytestamp.net) (you must click this URL from Windows OS to see the software)

If you go to https://www2.bytestamp.net/docs/qdoc/it/7344ae399dae54dad079f31d5f034ace you can see a double blockchain ByteStampProof, one on Datacoin blockchain (on the right side) and another on CHIA blockchain (at bottom).

Here https://www2.bytestamp.net/c/c/pgVyVB4606 you can see a ByteStampProof written to CHIA DataLayer, and have the proof of inclusion on CHIA blockchain by using the sync_status field. You can verify CHIA block and transaction on third party services, too.

If you scroll at bottom of the page there are instructions to  verify CHIA ByteStampProof on your own.

There is also an explanation on how to read ByteStamp JSON written to Chia Data Layer, if you are a developer.

So, every ByteStampProof now as a strength of a double blockchain.

Also, because we write last Datacoin block hash on Chia Data Layer, we strengthen Datacoin blockchain with CHIA blockchain.

This is the original post of the announcement:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5489271

Bytestamp (http://www.bytestamp.net) is a blockchain notarization service active since 2014.

Ten years ago, I announced it in this topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=781281

Now ByteStamp has added another blockchain to notarize its data.

In addition to use Datacaoin blockchain, it now notarizes also on CHIA blockchain (https://www.chia.net/).

Each ByteStampProof, each ByteStamp Digital Asset (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2248452) and even cross chek points (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=955473.0) are now notarized both on Datacoin Blockchain and on CHIA blockchain.

This affects every data sent to ByetStamp, even data you mange with your own developed software using ByteStamp API (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5294700).

And also files notarized by Windows ByteStamp Software (https://blockchain.bytestamp.net) (you must click this URL from Windows OS to see the software)

If you go to https://www2.bytestamp.net/docs/qdoc/it/7344ae399dae54dad079f31d5f034ace you can see a double blockchain ByteStampProof, one on Datacoin blockchain (on the right side) and another on CHIA blockchain (at bottom).

Here https://www2.bytestamp.net/c/c/pgVyVB4606 you can see a ByteStampProof written to CHIA DataLayer, and have the proof of inclusion on CHIA blockchain by using the sync_status field. You can verify CHIA block and transaction on third party services, too.

If you scroll at bottom of the page there are instructions to  verify CHIA ByteStampProof on your own.

There is also an explanation on how to read ByteStamp JSON written to chia Data Layer, if you are a developer.

So, every ByteStampProof now as a strength of a double blockchain.

Also, because we write last Datacoin block hash on Chia Dat Layer, we strengthen Datacoin blockchain with CHIA blockchain.

Solved.

new Datacoin Public nodes created.

Please add this in your datacoin.conf

It works fir me...

You 're right. It is not correct, but it was not made by me and I didn't noticed that. It is not a my own Emblem vault.

To be correct, the Emblem vault should have the same address of the actual owner of  the BDA (Bytestamp Digital Asset, that we now call NFT)

Here is windows software for Datacoin

https://www2.bytestamp.net/docs/qdoc/en/f44621a08a20e4a2ce319b777ef720d6

password

xp5syzgt

You should edit config file (datacoin.conf) after installation


--------------------------------------------
rpcuser=CreateYourOwnUserName
rpcpassword=CreateYourOwnPassword
server=1
listen=0

# manually add dome datacoin nodes

addnode=95.217.78.168
addnode=dtc.graymines.net
addnode=113.110.231.187
addnode=51.148.146.204
addnode=dtc.bytestamp.net
addnode=94.63.199.33
addnode=144.76.118.44

listenonion=no

# disable segwit for now

prematurewitness=1
addresstype=legacy

-------------------------------------------

Be careful and use only cli for money transfer, the GUI has a bug and you could lose you money.

The software was not developed by bytestamp, use at your own risk (as always with crypto)

Hi,

I would like to setup a mining pool for datacoin to support the project.

I found a source for primecoin on github that could be a starting point:

pool server code: https://github.com/madMAx43v3r/xpmpool

GPU miner code is at: https://github.com/madMAx43v3r/xpmclient

Could anyone help me in order to make this work?

Or, if you already have something for datacoin...

Yes.

ByteStamp Digital Assets are already traded on OpenSea within en Emblem Vault:

https://opensea.io/assets/0x82c7a8f707110f5fbb16184a5933e9f78a34c6ab/13427272911620531

Here are instructions on how to trade ByteStamp Digital Assets on OpenSea:


1) upload your file to ByteStamp and register it

2) take the first ownership of this ByteStamp Digital Asset from ByteStamp website

3) create an Emblem Vault (or use your if you already have one)

4) from ByteStamp Website transfer the ownership of the ByteStamp Digital Asset to the internal BTC address of the Emblem Vault

5) optionally, put NFT image and ByteStampProof link (https://www.bytestamp.net/docs/qdoc/en/<ByteStampMD5>) into Emblem Vault

Done.

Now you can trade the ByteStamp Digital Asset as an Emblem Vault on OpenSea.

The owner of the Emblem Vault can burn it to have the private key of the internal BTC Address.

Once obtained the private key, the ByteStamp Digital Asset can be transferred to another owner on ByteStamp Website.

Of course, it can also be transferred to another Emblem Vault, and so on...

Happy trading!


PS: please pay attention: the internal BTC Address of Emblem Vault must be of legacy type (i.e. starting with '1')

A proposito di ByteStamp, questo è il link per scaricare il software:

https://blockchain.bytestamp.net/

Sono disponibili anche i webservices per registrare su blockchain tramite API

https://www.bytestamp.net/how-to-register-file-into-blockchain-with-ubuntu-20-04/

Scusate l'OT

BTW, there is a problem with GUI of the wallet (version v0.16.3.0-2edec369aminki)

Be careful, this issue will make you lose your money

Steps to reproduce:

• 1 go to the send tab
• 2 send money to an address (select it from previous used addresses)
• 3 repeat steps 1 and 2

The first sending goes right

But when you do the second sending (step 3), and for each subsequent sending,  it shows the right destination address, but when it makes the transaction the address becomes NULL.

So it sends money to an empty address and the DTCs are lost forever.

The issue does not occur sending money from command line, so it is a GUI related problem.

Something is not right...

I have this version, but not this method:




Why not?

I use it with


Do you remember? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2188160.msg55496382#msg55496382



Yes, but could he listen as a tor hidden service?

What does this do?


If we could put people listening on TOR and if we can configure clients to serach on TOR for listening nodes, we can have more nodes to mantain the network up.

I guess it is made with listenonion= and proxy= specs in conf file...

How can I see the Network Hash Rate?

I tried with getmininginfo, getblockchaininfo, getnettotals... but there isn't

Is this https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/11139/how-is-the-network-hash-rate-calculated valid for Datacoin, too?

Is for this reason that the last mined block was #4027220  at  2021-06-21 09:16:58 UTC ?

This morning graymines had 8 workers, now just 1.

It looks like someone is doing this:


More likely, the miner dLeqozLLkdKAQSFJ7evtWCiWNoFcArHngK rightly stopped its activity because he did not receive any DTC due to its segwit address for the payouts.

So, if I understand how PoW works, now we need to wait that someone finds a block at this difficulty. Only then the network will retarget the difficulty at a lower value.


I also studied it, because I would like to set up a Datacoin mining pool on ByteStamp servers. But it drove me crazy.

Let me know about it.


ByteStamp itself should be a listen node, but obviously ByteStamp does not see itself as a peer.

It should be reachable with



Please let me know if it works.

ByteStamp is on your 0.16.3 client since February 2021.

But, what is the "View Bytestamp Record" button supposed to do?

It does nothing...

Last but not least, what about to bring Datacoin to a new level?

What I mean is:

smart contracts running on Datacoin blockchain

Sorry for my annoying post , I don't have much time, so I concentrate everything at once.

Peers support added.

Here it is:

https://www.bytestamp.net/peers

Or, you can select DataCoin Block Explorer and then select Peers

I would remember that you can already take the ownership of an asset on Datacoin blockchain with ByteStamp Digital Assets.

Here is the tutorial:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqu0syu9Qtc

and here you can download the windows app:

https://blockchain.bytestamp.net

When you take the ownership of an asset, it writes to blockchain the ByteStampMD5 of the file and the sign of the Address that becomes the owner.

And when the owner transfers an asset to another address, it writes in blockchain that the previous owner has transferred the ownership to another address.

Anybody can read in the Datacoin blockchain that the transfer of the asset was signed by the address that was the previous owner.

Each ByteStamp Digital Asset transaction has an hash that is inserted in the next one transaction, thus creating another blockchain of digital assets that relies on Datacoin blockchain.

All the process is open and verifiable by third parties.

For example, you can read the transaction id 76fbe121399d0b2fd62ee151d7bba079400b0d246fe8cb219407778600689c79

(https://www2.bytestamp.net/blocks/qtx/it/76fbe121399d0b2fd62ee151d7bba079400b0d246fe8cb219407778600689c79)

that transfer an asset from a Datacoin Address to a Bitcoin Address (yes, we can transfer across different wallets types  )

In this way you can transfer each type of file (music, image, video, spreadsheet,...) as like as you transfer bitcoins or datacoins, because each file can become a crypto asset.

Hello,

please note that https://www2.bytestamp.net/c/block is NOT a Datacoin block explorer, but a Bitcoin one.

Datacoin block explorer is at  https://www2.bytestamp.net/blocks/index

That said, if you search on bytestamp (https://www2.bytestamp.net/blocks/qutx) for the transaction id

 8b077e4eb862f7ee11ee14f2052430ad1f82b1831ec8b57f652c5cd35932fd88

you can see that there is no such tx in the blockchain.

This may suggests that your transaction was never broadcasted to blockchain. You can see this with the command getrawmempool.

You can also use new ByteStamp interface at https://www.bytestamp.net/timestamp-status-overview-and-archive/ selecting the Blockchain radius button and paste the TX ID where it says "Type to search"

The Tx ID e4c3a0539dabd94b5c8e6a25c0f108328c9c00c43e45c487fea38754acb46d97 instead was confirmed in block #3844696  as you can see here https://www2.bytestamp.net/blocks/qblo/it/3844696

But there is something strange today in Datacoin blockchain.

If you go to block explorer

https://www2.bytestamp.net/blocks/index

and put

3873052

as starting block height, you can see that the blockchain was stopped for almost 4 hours.

Block # 3873050 came 4 hours after block # 3873049.

Maybe your transaction    8b077e4eb862f7ee11ee14f2052430ad1f82b1831ec8b57f652c5cd35932fd88 was "fallen" in this hole of 4 hours.

Also I noticed that coinsforall had dropped Datacoin support and dtc.graymines.net is mining.

But... if you go to

https://dtc.graymines.net/index.php?id=blocks

you can see that block # 3873054 was found by the address:

dc1q94pvtll03nsfrgn9felgtnzv98836huzk2nddp

That is not a legacy address but a segwit one.

So? Have we switched to Segwit?

Grahams?

Thank You for your work.

Datacoin community needs people like you.