- 01 October 2019 (19 messages)
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Thank! Yesterday I accidentally found this exchange, but they ask for passport data (it does not inspire confidence in me)
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Maybe there are any Guarantor services? I'm ready to buy 86Xcp for 1 dollar.
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Ill sell u 1 for 100 dollars
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If you bought 1 Xcp for $ 85, it's not my fault😹
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Your crypto your responsibility -
My example 86/1.74=49.2X
U divided by by 150X
Market value
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"muh low tx fees"
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Instead of $1000 can I just put in 5 x $200? -
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- 03 October 2019 (1 messages)
- 04 October 2019 (48 messages)
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Did J get paid up? -
I think the foundation should put a page on the website where x number of people or companies can donate to pay for the sever cost each month.
Say $99. With that, they get their name and picture up with a bio. -
We need 6 or 7 people? I’ll be one.
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It would be nice to see something produced from the newly elected foundation members. Even if it’s a monthly update.
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I need a react developer. Paid freelance. For XCP, if that’s anyone here, let me know please.
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this is illegal in the united states unless we are a formal legal entity -
Taking donations is illegal?
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if you are acting as the stewart with fiduciary responsibility yes
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unless you are an organization and collecting KYC information and reporting to the government
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Ok, then xchain should put it up
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Can xchain take donations?
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a person can
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i dunno what xchain is, if it's an LLC or whatever i can
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*it can
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but it still needs to be KYC'd and reported
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(we haven't been doing nothing, i've spoken with lawyers and CPAs about this)
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wish we could just throw up an address and that people would be nice enough to donate
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Coinbase account sends would suffice? That’s KYC. I don’t know if J would put that up on Xchain, but the foundation could offer it to him?
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the foundation as it exists, is just an idea - we have no legal ability to really do anything
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especially control $
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Cool, that’s good to know, I like to know that. Sure other would also.
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Yea, but it would be cool if the foundation offered that ability to x site. I can’t just throw up a page and say, officially approved the the cp foundation.
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Being officially approved is pretty cool.
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there are many things to consider and difficulties surrounding what we are, and what we can and cannot do. Especially considering uncertianty in the crypto space in general, and the seems likely weekly, SEC settlements with early ICOs
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acting within the law is (unfortuently) important if we want to have any real effect
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not to mention protect ourselves from becoming martyrs
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I’m all for that. But you can still give approvals to use the name.
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You could give Xchain the approval to say officially approved by the CP foundation?
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i like this idea but again 'offical endorcement' is also an area of uncertainty in terms of SEC/CTFC regulation in this space
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Ok. Gotcha.
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look up Floyd Mayweather and DJ Kalid and ICO
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I like the fact the foundation is following such a straight line. It’s the only way.
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Ahh yes, read about that.
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However, Floyd was paid to promote. The foundation isn’t paying anyone. You’re simply allowing the ability to say we approve the use of x site. You are not earning anything in return for that ability.
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I guess it could bring problems because what constitutes being approved.
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yes but we own tokens that have the ability appreciate in response to our actions
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this acting as an 'offical' organization without actually being one could potentially be considered fradulent or an attempt to 'pump' our stake
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*thus acting
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acting in this space with such unclear guidelines is very difficult and it's best to air on the side of caution
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History shows you are the official one. It’s been passed down by fair elections the whole way.
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yes but what was passed down in an EIN with a withdrawn application to the IRS
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There’s no denying that. It’s fact and transparent. Being a legal entity does not officiate anything.
And as long as the board acts in good faith to abide the law, no way will they come after you.
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ownership of XCP in and of itself gives you a "stake" in the project
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unfortently the government is scary and, at least I, am unwilling to be cavalier and attempt to blaze the trail with the possibility that the government is going to tell me/us what we did was illegal
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Ok, that’s fair. I like that.
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I also live in NY state which has literally the most draconian laws on crypto and what it means to be 'invovled' (e.g. bitlicense - thanks Lawsky) so i am hyper cautious
- 05 October 2019 (3 messages)
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What do you think of Binance US? -
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if they come to NY i will probably sign up lol
- 09 October 2019 (10 messages)
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The BTCpay feature was disabled in COUNTERWALLET by the founders of Counterparty over 5 years ago (before I joined counterparty)... the reason that the feature was disabled is that in order for BTCpay transactions to work in counterwallet, the user had to leave counterwallet open in a browser window, in many cases leaving the window open for days, which meant that anyone who had access to the computer could easily have access to the entire funds of the counterparty wallet. The decision was made by the 5 original founders.
This is the reason that counterwallet disabled BTCpay, because it required 2 transactions and the wallet had to stay open which is highly insecure.
The reason that Freewallet desktop client has BTCpay support is because I decided that people should have a way to use BTC on the DEX, and since counterwallet was not going to support it, I would. I spent a good amount of time writing code in freewallet to make it work with BTCpay transactions, and as a result freewallet is the only counterparty wallet which supports using BTC on the DEX. -
TL;DR... freewallet runs as a standalone app which a can be locked...counterwallet doesnt
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All xcp transaction history is publicly visible.
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of course, happy to help.
- 11 October 2019 (10 messages)
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NSF is paying attention to at least some stuff 'blockchain' https://cointelegraph.com/news/blockchain-healthcare-firm-wins-us-national-science-foundation-grantBlockchain Healthcare Firm Wins US National Science Foundation Grant
SimplyVital Health has received a $225,000 grant from the U.S. National Science Foundation to research means of reducing healthcare costs.
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Hey Guys, I'm listing my Spells of Genesis card "BTCCOINCARD" for sale on OPSkins. This may be a great way to bring liquidity you our card collections. Let me know what you all think. https://opskins.com/?loc=shop_search&app=1000012_1&search_item=%22Collectible+Cards+%7C+Spell+Of+Genesis++%7C+The+Coin+Maker%22&search_internal=1 -
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@chiguireitor ^^
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👍👍👍👍 let us know we have been waiting for these. Thanks for the big effort to all of the devs.
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very well apprecciated
- 14 October 2019 (25 messages)
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Shaban from EDS is looking to move the Spells of Genesis cards (and possibly others) to https://OpenSea.ioOpenSea, the largest NFT marketplace
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Maybe they are going to support several blockchains... See here --- https://t.me/EverdreamSoftEDS Crystal Suite
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Since I am following the conversation there: What they actually said was that they are looking into the possibility to issue some of the SoG cards into other blockchains. The way of doing this is that they are considering burning a certain amount of cards that the company currently holds, and issue the same amount of cards in a different blockchain. Hence the number of cards in circulation will remain the same. Never said that they are moving the SoG to another blockchain. Just a small experiment for adoption, since there is a big base of active blockchain asset holders and blockchain gamers in other blockchains (i.e. ethereum, EOS). -
So if you are holding a SATOSHICARD (for example) in either your counterparty or Ethereum wallet, that asset will be recognized withing the SoG game. They are building the tools (i.e Crystalsuit/casa tookan) in oder to support multiple blockchain intergation.
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Okay... I mispoke. However, as a partner of Bitcrystals I hold many cards that are not liquid. I looked to the OPSkins marketplace as a way to unlock value.
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yeap! I saw your listing there... I do not disagree with you. 😊
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I am also a hodler of many cards (not a partner though)
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How hazama project is progressing?
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I've never heard anything about Hazama project
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If I recall correctly is the "venting machine" that they were talking. You put one coin (ie BTC), you get a token. However you need to have some trust to the middleman...
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glad to hear!
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😮 sweet...
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keep up the good work!
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This is good to hear. I wasn't aware progress was being made on that front.
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true!
- 15 October 2019 (2 messages)
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- 18 October 2019 (8 messages)
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Where the XCP going? https://nullfud.com/circle-has-sold-poloniex-to-a-new-ownerCircle Has Sold Poloniex to a New Owner – NullFUD
Circle, the company behind Poloniex has decided to sell the exchange, which they have paid $ 400 Million for. They bought the exchange only 1.5 years ago.
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No US customers.
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dispeners
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No. Where’s the xcp polo is holding going to go?
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who knows, you'd have to ask polo
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- 19 October 2019 (35 messages)
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When someone sends a broadcast, can it be tracked back to an IP address?
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Or an asset
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Nothing is done to prevent an adversary from seeing this, but it's not recorded. For example, an adversary running a node on the network might be able to see the origin of a transaction, but it would require actively watching the network; it cannot be determined later.
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For an example of preventing this sort of de-anonymization see the Dandelion protocol used in Mimblewimble blockchains, that uses multiple methods to obscure the origin of a transaction.
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Having said that, I bet a lot of the activity associated with your specific Bitcoin address are originated from the same node using the same IP, unless you're taking steps to avoid that predictability.
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So in theory it requires an active attack AFAIK, but in practise I can probably say with high confidence from which IP adress that broadcast came from if I operate a node. Am I missing something guys?
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The only IP address that is recorded related to a bitcoin transaction is the IP address where the transaction was first broadcast/seen..... in most cases with xcp, the IP address will be either the counterwallet or public.coindaddy.io ip as that is where most transactions are broadcast.
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So the counterparty database will have the right IP recorded if using the reference wallet because it avoids using coindaddy API? Good to know.
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Also, poking around github a little I can't help but see what appears to be support for dispensers. Is this working on testnet already?
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No, counterparty stores no IP address info.... one could modify the node code to save up addresses if they wanted, but no IP address info is stored in CP.
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That makes more sense :)
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Dispenser code is pretty far along, no?
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Maybe a @chiguireitor question...
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Yes, code for dispensers has been up for a while, been testing dispensers in dev... it’ll be released this next week.... we haven’t activated the code or put out a new release yet
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Nice work, that should help out a lot with XCP!
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Soon 😜
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smoke weed for 420
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kek
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Yeah, we have an issue in counterwallet that needs resolved... that was supposed to be 420 satoshis per token not 420btc 😜
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420 BTC for smoke weed? must be pretty dank
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Also will be able to view/pull a list of dispensers setup for a given address or asset...
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Nothing but the best😜
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Oh that looks good, looks like a separate tab to show which dispensers and how much they can dispense.
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Yep.... and api support... can pull list of all dispensers for an asset and then just use the cheapest👍🏻
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Thanks Might and J for the detailed answers
- 20 October 2019 (1 messages)
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- 24 October 2019 (38 messages)
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Counterparty
Counterparty 9.57.0 released! This release adds support for dispensers, sweeps, a bitcoin version bump, and many other improvements. All users running servers are encouraged to upgrade ASAP. https://t.co/JfxeZBlbuM #Counterparty #bitcoin #XCP $XCP
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indeed.... also have support for dispensers on xchain... and a few dispensers have already been setup.
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Anyone can use one of the counterwallet servers to setup a dispenser now 🙂
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It just became MUCH easier to register a token and sell it for BTC on counterparty 🙂
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Big shout out to @chiguireitor for all his hard work on this release!
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cool! Please let me know if there is anything you need that could help.
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With the bitcoin version bump up to 0.18.1, the low fee relay issue seems to be gone... I was sending transactions earlier for 250 satoshis that were being relayed fine and getting into the next block 🙂
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public.coindaddy.io is down right now while updating the system.... that is why the transaction won't send in freewallet or counterwallet.io right now..... wait a couple hours and things should be back up again and right as rain 🙂
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Awesome work guys. Hazama is going to be amazing.
Coconut, just more opportunity to buy low. - 25 October 2019 (29 messages)
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think of a dispenser like a vending machine.... you give it some money, it gives you some food..... except in this case, you send some BTC to the dispenser, it credits you with a token (ie, it shows up in your wallet)
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Yes, the next version of freewallet will have support for dispensers... and this makes getting/selling a token for BTC easier than using the DEX.
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Yes, it is difficult to trade with BTC on the DEX, that is why we created dispensers
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You simply find a dispenser that is selling the token you want.... then you send BTC to the dispenser address and your sent back a token 🙂
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I am sure more articles will be written about the feature as it becomes used... it was just released today
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This simply makes using BTC on CP easier.... you send BTC, you get a token
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cips/cip-0021.md at cip21 · CounterpartyXCP/cips
Counterparty Improvement Proposals. Contribute to CounterpartyXCP/cips development by creating an account on GitHub.
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agreed... and more info on dispensers will be coming soon... for right now, the only docs are the API documentation, the CIP, and the code.
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this may be a reoccurring downfall with the assumptions of XCP. dont mean to step on your toes, jdog. but it is painful to see everyone have to learn the hard way. I think ron is right.
I was talking to John about the nuances last night, and there should really be some explaining done before it is publicly known that anyone can set up. They need to know how to make the right choices along the way. How about anyone who is interested can build on this document and hopefully we can include it on the website, newsletter or both. -
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current content:
CounterParty Dispenser Information (Draft)
Now each bitcoin address may act as a vending machine of sorts. When a set amt of btc is set to that address the system will return the said tokens at the rate specified by the user. This option may be found in the standard wallet by clicking the menu icon on the token wished to be dispensed. On the pannel that pops up there will be options to set the desired rates.
(insert field names and what they mean)
These kinds of orders do not expire.
If there are multiple dispensers in one address, then one btc receipt will send multiple different tokens, depending on the amount sent.
They send based on the amount received, so you could sell packs of tokens for one price if there are multiple dispensers in the same wallet.
to confirm, if i have two contracts, one at .01 and one at .02 in the same wallet/bitcoin address, then:
if someone sends .1 btc they get ten of one and five of the other in return.
What happens when/if someone sends to a dispenser too much at to not be evenly divisible based on contract rate?
One of the sends will fail and will not dispense
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Looks good so far... and just so it is clear, I am 100% supportive of more documenation, howtos, examples, notes, etc on Counterparty, I just don't have the time to write them.... but I am happy to help promote/link/tweet to help get the word out about any info
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Some more easy to follow tutorials like the one Dan wrote would be great.
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Counterparty Tutorial
Learn how to use the Counterparty (XCP) protocol and currency to issue cryptoassets and tokens.
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thanks for clarifying. i was not trying to imply that it was your fault, but that someone has to step up when they see things need to be done. today it is me, but perhaps next time itll be the new guy. Institutional incentives would really encourage new actors to direct their time and energy to the right place :D This especially includes making sure the contributions by the community are readily accessible to other users.
For example. newcomers would have no idea that using theDEX for xcp/btc is basically a gamble as is, with no added service tokens or advanced knowledge of bitpay, etc. When i first learned this lesson by pissing away so many tx fee, the chat room basically said, "yeah, and?" It was assumed that I should have known better. I would even go as far as to say that without the real-time support of the community offered on telegram, this project, in general, appears confusing and disjointed at best.
I would rather see the community of hardcore users and volunteers come together to codify some common sense so that the noobs to the platform can be afforded the experience of success and then continue their relationship. All too often new users are lost on the first day. -
we have some hard work ahead to tackle the multiple issues that affect xcp prosperity in general. After some things are in place, then we should actively invite new users. Valuation determination by the market will naturally be more pleasing to investors as it will have a solid, organic base if fruited on a grass-roots marketing effort.
- 26 October 2019 (54 messages)
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check counterwallet.io... you can see there are multiple servers... so if one is down, you can use the other ones 🙂
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The coindaddy server has been up all day
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The counterwallet server is in the process of updating after experiencing some issues with indexd.... it should be up in a bit
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https://counterwallet.coindaddy.io/ should work fine for right now
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dispensers are unidirectional
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so it won't ever be a true 'exchange' like experience
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I’m not sure what this means
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while you can dispense a token or xcp for BTC you cannot recieve that token and send out BTC
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thus you cannot have a true order book
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Imho these above details should be added to the doc as well
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i agree, i wasn't critizing it, i just asked the same questions before lol
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so i knew the answer, it's not a DEx
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the bigger liability is in confirmation times and possibiliy of the dispenser 'selling out'
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cas the txn won't send you back the BTC if it does not fulfil the token send
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Yes.... it says the amount remaining on the dispenser page
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Here is an examples... I escrowed 100 XCP... 2 were sent out to people, meaning I have 98 left..... notice the "give remaining" 98
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of course... i'll be updating xchain today with more info on dispensers... including a scannable qrcode, and a list of dispense transactions
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You are correct... if you check the vending machine before you send a BTC payment, and you send the BTC payment with a high enough fee to get in a block fast, you can have a high level of confidence that you will get a token.... however, if the vending machine is running low on tokens, there is always the risk that multiple people try to purchase from the vending machine at the same time could empty the vending machine.... so when your BTC payment arrives the dispenser could be out of the token...... This is another reason why I am putting a list of "dispense" transactions on the site, so you can see how quickly the tokens are selling, in what quantities, and to whom, etc.
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Good suggestion... i'll try to work a warning about low supply into the dispsensers pages 🙂
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Thx @chiguireitor
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- 27 October 2019 (36 messages)
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There is no set cost to setup a dispenser... it is just like every other counterparty transaction where you can set your own transaction fee depending on how fast you want the transaction processed.
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If you go into counterwallet and try to setup a dispenser, you can see the bitcoin fee slider.....
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the recieveing address sees all btc txns are a dispenser request
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it means if you do anything else with address, like move btc around, it will trigger the dispense
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yes
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as long as the balance is not zero
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as far as i understand yes
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address reuse really isn't the best anyway
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You can setup multiple dispensers on an address if you want to sell multiple cards at once... like packs of cards... could setup 5 dispensers on the same address all setup to vend a token at 0.01 BTC..... so when someone sends 0.01 BTC to the address, they get 5 different cards from the 5 dispensers
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oh shit thats dank
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🙂
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expect me to possibly bother you about setting up some cryptonati packs
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dispensers also work on testnet... if you want to play around with them and test stuff before doing it in production/mainnet
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Uhh, woof
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yeah it would be great if this can be spelled out in the document that I suggested we work on because I thought it was obvious based on my explanation. I took it a step further and noted that if you have different amounts set the receiver can get different quantities
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can i do dispensers on freewallet?
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Not yet... next release
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okay guys, we are excited about the update and i finally got this set up - emaill address info@xcpfoundation.org will foward to mailboxes for all 5 elected foundation memebers
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send us our first email if you'd like brah (other then teh 2 tests I sent setting it up)
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anyone else wanna tweak this content? - 28 October 2019 (30 messages)
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0.005 btc send to this dispenser will clear all tokens?
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If the dispensers had tokens remaining, then yes..... but check the status of the dispensers before sending to ensure that the status is still active and that there are still some give_remaining
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I'll make some updates to xchain later today or tomorrow.... still dealing with counterwallet being a bitch
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Thanks J.
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yes, I just took it down about 1 minute ago to create counterparty DB bootstrap images.... should be back up shortly
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FYI... its back up again
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♥️👍♥️👍♥️👍
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shut up, James
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kek
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It's nice how dispensers are destroyed when the asset is depleted. For those of us too lazy to dig through github - if an amount higher than the dispenser amount set is received does it dispense?
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e.g. I have one dispenser for 1 BTC and another for 2 BTC - if someone sends 2 BTC they get both?
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👆 both dispensers at same address
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Yes, you can send MORE BTC than the dispenser is requesting.... the dispenser will send you tokens until it is empty.... so, say you had a dispenser setup to vend at 1 TOKEN at 1 BTC.... and the dispenser only had 1 token left to vend... if you sent a 2 BTC payment to the dispenser, you would receive 1 TOKEN.
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If the dispenser is setup at 1 BTC and you send 1.01 BTC, you stil get the dispenser sending you the token.... and you just gave the operator a 0.01 BTC tip
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in my example the sender would get 2 of the cheaper tokens and also get the expensive one?
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Best to check dispeners for give_remaining before sending payment, and only send payment for the exact amount on the dispenser
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Yes, in your example of sending 2 BTC (and assuming both dispeners were full of tokens), you would get 2 tokens from the 1BTC dispenser and 1 token from the 2 BTC dispeners... 3 tokens total
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cool, thanks! it seems like this could be a useful strategy too
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of course bro 🙂
- 29 October 2019 (23 messages)
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I wonder how will people find dispensers, and find the dispenser with the best price? Is there a new API call to see if an address has dispensers?
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yes, click on the menu thing for XCP and you'll see a new choice - create dispenser
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Yes, there is APIs on xchain to look up dispensers by address or asset.... you also can query counterparty directly for that info... Here is an example of looking up dispeners of a given asset.
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the perfect combo - find the addresses then for each address find the dispenser info 👍
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Looking forward to an early repair.👍🏻
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my deposit and withdrawl is still blacked out
- 30 October 2019 (24 messages)
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Could you please check again? Thanks!
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yep we're good ^_^
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when i tried to place a limit order
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Sorry if this was asked already, but can dispensers dispense BTC?
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no
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they fixed it!
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me to chainrift
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XCP is the currency of the dex so probably not. I hope you’re right because that would make XCP way more valuable than BTC.
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The slightest bit of XCP demand combined with no liquidity and the price soars.
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Anyone know if bitmessage is still functional?
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servers still respond but no account login is permitted https://bitmessage.ch/term.html
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- 31 October 2019 (171 messages)
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This is awesome. I’m buying one.
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Someone sell a farm also. Don’t have time to set one up.
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It's been done
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Oh that was a farm, that dispenser? I thought the guy had no idea what he was doing. 😂 seemed like a hell of a deal.
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Well someone make more.
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Wierd... DM me about any issues with freewallet tomorrow and i'll take a look when I have some time.
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I want a $40 farm that I can gift to someone
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above and beyond the typical thanks :D
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I'm surprised to find a limit of one dispenser per asset per address. Any particular reason for this?
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WHy not?
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If users can figure out how to use counterwallet and counterparty assets they can probably figure this out too.
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If your getting an error about an invalid balance and needing to send more BTC.... it could be because you have a bunch of tiny dust UTXOs that are making your transaction huge...... you might want to try gathering all your dust first before sending more BTC
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use a wallet like electrum.... import the private key... send all your BTC back to your original address.... that will gather all your UTXOs into a single usable utxo.... THEN try in counterwallet again
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Well if you ever feel like removing that code preventing more than one dispenser, the use case is giving more for larger purchases. "Send 1 BTC and get one XYZ, or send 2 BTC and get 3 XYZ"
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"get a bonus XYZ for free when you buy 2" - Done by setting up a second dispenser giving 1 XYZ when 2 BTC is sent. The complexity is on the person setting it up, not the user who is buying.
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There is no code preventing more than one dispenser..... you can setup multiple dispensers on the same address.
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RIght dispensers per asset per address, I just didn't repeat that part since I said it earlier.
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got ya.
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Forgot to mention a slight bug in coindaddy version of counterwallet - does not seem to allow fractional amounts of BTC to activate dispenser. If only I had assets worth whole multiples of BTC eh?
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Lol if only
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screenshot of the error please.... I am able to setup a dispenser fine on coindaddy counterwallet for a fraction of BTC.
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wait, you don't?
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wow, what a poor
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bitcoin isn't meant for people like you, take your coffee txes somewhere else
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OK I'll try again, this was last night
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Try to clear your cache first and then try again.... we did have an issue a while ago with only being able to sell tokens for whole BTC amounts.... but that got fixed a couple weeks ago... could be your still seeing cached code
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I happen to like bitgirls 😂
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Yay no probs! I musta had the old javascript cached sure enough. sorry for the false alert
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No worries. Easy fix 😛
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New wallet
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New wallet -
VM is a pump pipedream
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good
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more pump pipe dream more new blood
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more activity
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gateway drugs are needed
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Sustainable and realistic plans attract the quality new blood. The kind of people you attract with promises of pumps aren't the kind you want.
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Gateway drugs
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snobs get nothing
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Discourage the quality talent from participating
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nope
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come find out
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or we can just be cinical from the start
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lets vote
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oh wait
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Lol
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Take it from someone working with a functional project.
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push code or go home I get it
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new wallet will get new blood
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Nah, I'm saying take the path Monero did. It'll be slow, but it's sustainable.
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or maybe nothing
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You don't need to promise hypedreams.
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not every project is monero, or the, you know, pump pipe dreams of , idk dark markets something something
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really trying to develop some kind of vm is not promising anything
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so , xcp is delisted, what happened to the activitiy then?
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It's a dead end, it's not where the protocol needs to go
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/4 sweep tx
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People only seem to want the VM because it'll draw hype
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Not because it's actually, you know, useful
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no , you could do all kinds of shit if it worked
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yea ll poeple only want it for pump
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