NODES UPDATE
- Currently 22 users nodes: 41532 DIRA/daily (913700/22).

- We didn't receive info about these nodes:

94.130.148.50
182.18.59.187

Please send us the address for the payments.

Mining is on by default, you can try turning it off.

Biblepay - 1.1.0.9b
Mandatory Upgrade - for Entire Network (including Sanctuaries)
Before block 35110

- Add configurable SPM (stake-per-magnitude) UTXO requirement (pending outcome of poll)

 "Version": "Popularity,Percent %",
  "1.0.8.1": "105; 51.22%", = BOTNET
  "1.0.8.6": "7; 3.41%",
  "1.0.8.7": "56; 27.32%",
  "1.0.8.9": "3; 1.46%",
  "1.0.9.1": "2; 0.98%",
  "1.0.9.5": "1; 0.49%",
  "1.0.9.7": "25; 12.19%",
  "1.0.9.8": "1; 0.49%",
 "1.1.0.2": "5; 2.44%"

Hi Guys!
Dev handed over his account to community.
Just wanted to inform you that now we can manage the thread and update the announcement.
Let me know your thoughts.

I just wanted to check out the BOINC mining and started a testnet-wallet on my standard PC. I also created a BOINC account and joined the Biblepay team on Rosetta@Home (and right now I'm solving my first Rosetta@Home project).
Now my problem is that when I wanted to associate my BOINC account with the BBP wallet (in the DC section) I got a message "balance too low to advertise DCC, 1 BBP minimum is required". So I think someone would need to send me some tBBP.

Receiving address: yNQVjP53HjrrjSVP8KtgdQgHLPNXMH1fEb

Thanks in advance.

Distributed Computing Update for Cancer Research:

The project has quite a few hurdles, and some are very high indeed, but I feel optimistic that we will have a working cancer research system in testnet within 30 days.

I've eliminated centralized and private cancer research systems from the equation, for security concerns.  The system that is most compatible for our altruistic ecosystem and from a security standpoint is Rosetta@Home. 

David Anderson has replied (creator of the open infrastructure network computer grid) and gave instructions to submit our paper for peer review in the Journal of Grid Computing, and is on-board to help.  I have not heard back from David Baker yet (Rosetta).

I'm working with Martin Grothe from Ruhr university on certifying the large issue that his crypto-security class discovered last year in distributed computing networks that affected one crypto.  His team reverse engineered a key function which has later been plugged.  Im sending him the algorithm and we will have the updated algorithm in testnet before going live with testing.

The non-technical version of the whitepaper is 70% complete.  The whitepaper is 10% complete.  We also need a user guide (0% complete).

However, where we have made significant progress is in the proof-of-concept for testnet. 

There are several very high hurdles, and several low hurdles.  The low hurdles include scalable research payments (IE superblocks), normalized daily researcher credit measurement files, disaster recovery modes, cosmetic provisioning, Sanctuary roles, etc.  The higher level hurdles include: Custom UI for researcher association, Researcher security, Sanctuary Quorum Voting protocol, Anti-DDOS DC Grid for Credit Providers, Voting in the daily researcher file, Research Burn transactions and burn security, etc.

70% of the low level hurdles are programmed.  50% of the high level hurdles have been programmed. 

Testnet Readiness Level:  65%.

Like this coin! did I join now is too late?

Pools! Update please your netdb-white.txt in the working folder.

Here is current whitelist:

52.5.32.68:13655
199.16.31.96:3355
109.90.229.170:35585
45.63.58.16:13654
52.232.109.201:13654
54.37.158.221:13654
172.105.216.53:3356
47.93.223.203:13655
213.168.251.23:13655

The last is new my pool where I am migrating to.

The address for miners will be 213.168.251.23:13654

hi can the owner of this pool show its stats?

45.63.58.16:13654

thank you