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The Pivotal Tracker is what we use to manage development tasks for the project. We like it because it's extremely simple to use and most of the team has previous experience working with it. It might be useful to look over the terminology to get familiar with the things you'll encounter, and I think it's helpful to understand this workflow overview to see how stories are handled from start to finish.

The pivotal tracker says the next thing on the list is 'deploy oracle contract to testnet'. If we assume it's the deadline is correct, it should be out by tomorrow.

https://trello.com/b/SBLym0gH/iexec-roadmap

POC with Intel SGX enclave

And other roadmap milestones.

Not explicitly calling out link. I am just connecting dots.

iExec all has an official partnership with REQ which we know will use link.

best option for you right now is to create account on binance.com and buy it there.

other option would be etherdelta if you like that more.

you can check any coin in coin market cap like here: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/chainlink/#markets

all exchanges that trade everycoin is listed in markets tab

Yeah, We grew quick, I think as we get closer to the 16th and the big demo we will slowly climb back up. Also if you look at https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/chainlink/historical-data/ we doubled the marketcap in like 5 days.

I will prob average down as I like the project, but I am sure people are taking profits as well.

That was what I thought too. Interestingly enough, I reported the "fake" profile to meetup.com 5 days ago in light of that. And you know what? meetup.com is still not taking that "fake" profile down. What does that mean?

1. The ethereum address is logged when the node starts, and you can also run chainlink a from the container's command line after logging in. We have a story here to make that easier by adding the address to the GUI. The node will only create a new address if there is no keystore file present in the $ROOT/keys directory. Otherwise, it will use the password supplied to unlock the existing present file.

2. Ctrl + c is fine if you're already viewing the active container. docker kill container_name works the same as well. They will both gracefully stop the node.

3. Yes, exactly. Since every task of a run is persisted in the database, the secondary node will pick up where the primary left off. What it doesn't help for, though, is if your ethereum client goes down or stops functioning.

Awesome exposure, great for awareness about CL. And it's going to be on Amazon later this year! (already available for preorder: https://www.amazon.com/Mastering-Ethereum-Building-Smart-Contracts/dp/1491971940/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1527274613&sr=8-1&keywords=mastering+ethereum+antonopoulos). Somebody please make a Kindle version, please!

1. Log in to Binance.com

2. Hover over the "Funds" dropdown box at the top and click "Deposits Withdrawals"

3. Click on the "Deposit" button in the BTC column of the table.

4. Copy the generated BTC address and send your BTC to this address.

5. After waiting for 2 confirmations, your BTC will show up in your Binance account. You will also receive an automated email from Binance confirming that they have received the funds.

6. Click on "Exchange" at the top of the page, then click on the "LINK/BTC" button to open the trading interface for LINK/BTC. Alternatively, click here.

7. Buy a chosen amount of LINK at a chosen price using the LIMIT interface in the bottom center of the page. Alternatively, buy at market price by clicking on the MARKET button.

I hope if/when Sergey gets the chance to do an AMA here (still in the pipeline - I have no further updates!) he answers just as well as he does on their Product Hunt page.

1 Year ago, ETH was hovering over 1 BIL marketcap. https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20161009/

I think there’s great potential for the whole market to scale. And for great projects with real products to really soar... (weed out the bad ones to make room)

So if we just scaled proportionately, where would be? :) and now add to that a fantastic product with great use cases... add upon THAT!

Now, what if (speculation here) that 1 year growth (2016-2017) was just the beginning of TRUE exponential growth (before exponential growth really takes off)?

Just food for thought and one possible way to look at things. Heck, it all go to zero or however many scheckles everyone is talking about! ;)

It's a hardware (in my case the Ledger Nano S) that stores your key pairs and provides a safer way to make transactions. (I would advise doing a research about it, as my explanation is far from good)

But for long term holding, I would advise just creating a wallet in MEW, and print the paper wallet and/or store your JSON file for the wallet.

More details here https://www.cryptocompare.com/wallets/guides/how-to-use-myetherwallet/

Absolutely fantastic visualization. I am very interested in learning more about it and finding out if other blockchains can be viewed in this way. Can someone please explain to me, ELI5 style, what exactly I am seeing. Any additional info at all would be useful. I see someone already linked to gource.io earlier, so that you for that.

THANK YOU!!

Hmm doesnt look like its been worked on recently and doesnt look like its ready to be released in February, mainnet not until this tasks are completed

https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/2129823/stories/157743988

https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/2129823/stories/161890399

We don't know. The team has never had a roadmap and directs the community towards the Pivotal Tracker and GitHub (https://github.com/smartcontractkit/chainlink) (both of which are very active).

Most are thinking the release will be in Q1 and I would certainly expect it by the end of the Q2 at latest.

/r/vornth Could you please explain further what's happening if you're offline:

> Only if your node doesn't respond with what the desired endpoint gave you. LINK will be deposited in a contract, so you won't need to store them on the same address that your node uses, which will only be to pay for gas to write data to the blockchain.

https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/2129823/stories/158585548 > If the oracle does not fulfill the request, and it is forced to close without them, the money is split between the requester and the closer (50/50 for now)

• what do you need to store on the node? 1) Link Tokens (to make the node thrustworthy) and 2) ETH as well? (you mentioned Gas to write data to blockchain)

• what is actually lost in case your node gets unavailable. Could you pls show us a little example eg. you have 1000 Link Tokens available. How are they typically stored on the node? How much is deposited into a shared oralce contract? Are really half of the deposits lost in case of a node outage?

Thank you for your detailed reply!

> ...you'll also need an Ethereum client running...

Ok, what's the approx disk size of an ETH client? (total incl blockchain)?

Do I absolutely need to run it locally or can't I simply connect to a remote one (I mean for testing purposes and for production LINK node)

> Oracles can deposit and withdraw link into a shared oracle contract."

> https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/2129823/stories/158585548: "When a request comes into the shared oracle contract, the deposit is pulled from the oracle's available withdrawal amount. When the request is successfully fulfilled by the oracle, the deposit is made available to them. If the oracle does not fulfill the request, and it is forced to close without them, the money is split between the requester and the closer (50/50 for now)"

How much would be such a deposit be? 1 Link token? 100? 1000? - I suppose the node owner needs to pay the deposit, right?

> Only if your node doesn't respond with what the desired endpoint gave you. LINK will be deposited in a contract, so you won't need to store them on the same address that your node uses, which will only be to pay for gas to write data to the blockchain

You mean, there is a possibilty to separte between a working account for gas etc. on the node and a separted primary link account out of the node that is used to gain thrust?

Timeframe: According to your personal opinion (we all can't foresee the future) how much time do I have left? Days/months?

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