Galleon and TezBox were both supported/funded by the Tezos Foundation. There won't be any "official" wallet for a decentralized project, just like you won't find an official Bitcoin or Ethereum wallet.
If you want a wallet connected to the core team, there is an Android wallet available built by core devs: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tezcore.cortez
You can vote for Ledger Nano Tezos support at https://trello.com/c/52sWRun9/95-tezos-support
Only 176 votes now for Tezos...
Cardano has 380 votes.
I think automation is coming eventually if I read this correctly?
https://www.notion.so/Roadmap-3d24ab4912c04d48859c332059c665ca
[ ] Auto-compounding (automatically re-stake your earned PLENTY tokens into the PLENTY pool)
> The Tezos foundation has 31800 bitcoin
That figure is incorrect, where did you get that info from? As of January 31st, the Tezos Foundation had 18,095 Bitcoin. Source: Who Holds All The Bitcoin?
That's a mistaken perception. Of the top 100 coins 17% have over a billion tokens, while in the top 9 ~34% have over a billion. So it's the opposite of what you are saying, high number coins have demonstrably better performance than low number coins.
source: https://coinmarketcap.com/
Anything is possible with crypto. Check out https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ebtc/ - this guy released 21million tokens. All you had to do was enter your email and eth address in a box and verify the email. He then divided 95% of the total tokens amongst everyone who signed up. I believe each person got 2500ish tokens for free only a few days ago. It's worth 5c each now, thats $125USD for anyone who spent 2 mins to sign up. I think Tezos will grow due to having a more reliable blockchain, and I forecast it being at least #3 market cap wise.
They are based in San Francisco: https://www.kraken.com/en-us/about
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I'm sorry that you were under the belief that Ledger support was coming in this update. Their has been some mis-information floating around. You can see what chains have had their code checked over by Ledger and added to the "done" list on this Trello board here, remember this is Ledger's public roadmap not Tezos'. https://trello.com/c/52sWRun9/95-tezos-support You can see that Tezos is "in progress" and being "externally developed". The external team developing is Obsidian Systems, the same ones that have also created Foundation funded Linux and Mac OS command line tools for helping us Self bake with Ledger Nano support and also a wallet with Ledger Nano support. So things are progressing, it's believed though that perhaps Ledger has to do some implementation work on their end to get Tezos "officially" supported by the Ledger Nano wallet, I have not been able to get Ledger to comment on what they need to do though so that's a bit of a open question. Hope this helps.
This is one tge worst ideas I've seen posted here. Listen to this podcast and have patience. Everyone in this sub is immaturely freaking out about the foundation because they can't buy lambos yet, it's pathetic. https://podcasts.google.com?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9lbmNyeXB0ZWQuZmlyZXNpZGUuZm0vcnNz&episode=MzMwNmU0NTUtMTYwNi00M2IzLTllYjUtZGFmMTBlODMxOTM3
Totally agree, if they have so much cash, what is the incentive for them to push towards success when times get tough. I recently read Peter Thiel's book "Zero to One", and he talks about how it's a bad idea for a startup to have too much cash on hand before success, since it makes them less hungry. A lot of these ICO founders are going to become fat and lazy after they turn into multimillionaires over night.
I do believe founders should be rewarded handsomely, but it should be tied into future success, not just the initial launch.
Appreciate it, there is not really a great use for it because of security reasons, but it was a fun project and definitely a good exercise. The code can be seen by going to this ipfs link, inspecting the page, going to the sources tab, and looking at the index file. It wasn't too hard to make as the code has lots of dependencies that I didn't write, so you are welcome to use as much code as you like. All the code is open source so you could make your own NFT with the code if you wanted to
Ethereum addresses are a great coding exercise to start with, as they have less complicated dependencies. You can find the public Ethereum address by applying the following steps to a private key.
"0x" + (Keccak256(ECDSA("Private Key")) - First 24 characters of hash)
No, they won't be because Jesperson and Wee are accredited investors. https://www.fool.com/investing/general/2014/11/24/are-you-a-qualified-investor.aspx
Instead of having people click through ads, just install something like Ad Nauseam (https://adnauseam.io/) to click the ads and get everyone to be more aware of scams. The scammers will have deep pockets from the people that fall for their tactics.
"Tezos Team" = you and me. And "Core Devs" of Tezos already released a wallet. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tezcore.cortez
I just installed tezos.blue on my Android and TezBox on my desktop, created a few addresses and played around with testnet XTZ. It's really fast. Transactions go through within seconds!
An advantage of the current fee structure is that pump and dumps are not happening anymore with charging a fee on withdrawal. Moreover, for most pools $PLENTY is bought back from the withdrawal fee and burned (75%) or added to the Plenty DAO treasury (25%).
https://www.notion.so/Pool-deep-dive-225e1e687676495288a8bb8693d51f25
also, if I am not mistaken, Jill Carlson. They've done a few crypto podcasts together: https://player.fm/series/unchained-big-ideas-from-the-worlds-of-blockchain-and-cryptocurrency-1822984/meltem-demirors-and-jill-carlson-on-the-shitcoin-waterfall-ep74
Hmm okay sorry yeah. If they started with Tezos in Coinbase Custody, there isn't really a reason they wouldn't list also use Tezos if they added governance to Coinbase.com. Great point!
We need a cooling period after all the audit changes have been implemented. The Linux kernel for instance merges new features for about 2 weeks and then only critical fixes for 6 - 10 weeks.
edit: my weeks count was a bit off.
@see https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/process/2.Process.html?highlight=merge%20window
AGREED! See my post about what most of these ico's are "giving" their users and how much better tezos has been-it is a model that should be followed!
https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@coolhandcanuck/are-ico-s-a-safe-class-of-investment
The Tezos fundraiser proceeds are held by a Swiss non-profit Tezos Stiflung (foundation) whose mission is to promote the Tezos platform. Swiss law governs the foundation; the money has to be used for this purpose (ostensibly, at least).
This setup was modeled after ethereum (and others, probably).
Fast way to listen in both ears if you have VLC player installed. Open VLC and paste this URL:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrJ8m0UdWvo
Then select Audio -> Stereo Mode -> Right
I "checked" my work again. It's "narrowed down" to 9, 10, 12, or 42 characters. No other options (i.e., it would not be 11 characters, or 13-41)... But still 72 choices per character (upper case letters, lower case, 0-9 digits, special characters on 0-9 on standard American keyboard).
I'm pretty sure I have access to that small GPU farm. Can you write a utility for this? Or would one of the already-available password cracking utilities work? Like maybe http://project-rainbowcrack.com or http://www.openwall.com/john/
"check the riot channels" doesn't seem like a very good source. Who said what? Which channel? It's probably someone spreading fud but maybe I'm wrong?
Found this over there...don't know of it's authenticity
https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/v1/download/matrix.org/omwmfgbiAcpgFHuXmnMMDPoS
Plenty Defi, and Wrap protocol both have some farms. Also there are quite a few other farm listed here which I have not really had a chance to get into yet. Am also waiting for Aliens.farm to get their vaults in order to set up their autocompunding feature before I get into them
Olaf and several at Polychain have openly & publicly mocked the idea of STOs being a valuable use case or focus for blockchains.
It’s note-worthy that he created an additional fund to actively support Celo blockchain and its ecosystem
I have used TorGuard, PrivateVPN, and AirVPN in the past with no issues. There are other solid options: go to Google and search "VPN tier list", I think there are a couple sites that use a tiered system for you to compare options more directly.
Ah - I'm not sure. But the dev team in Paris released an Android wallet on Monday for mainnet: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tezcore.cortez
Agreed, well said.
I might extend this to saying, "enforcing rights and rules without a third-party". MediLedger project is an example of blockchain enforcing industry-level business rules.
It's not so much about proving a better yield. When it is currently subsidised by a 0.3% inflation with a tiny bit of tezos pushing up the LP value each block until at least March if it is not extended it would be quite difficult for it to underperform delegating alone.
The key consideration is if you are essentially happy to hedge your tezos position with bitcoin. When liquidity baking first entered the scene there were some early grumbles regarding losing xtz value as it just so happened that around the same time xtz did a mad run up to something like $9 out of nowhere (beforesadly coming back down). But ~generally~ as you can see by the red line here https://snipboard.io/YmyD8g.jpg, xtz & btc do reasonably correlate.
>Crunchy has 100+ farms, I am in at least 15 of them
You little degenerate. I love it. I was in a bunch of different Crunchy farms at one point and then was getting burned on impermanent loss so I've cut back and consolidated into just a few farms that I like. It may surprise you to learn that the USDtz LP on Quipuswap has been far and away the best preforming LP compared to anything else in the top 10 besides ETHtz. (which isn't on Crunchy, of course, but worth mentioning anyway. the returns are so good even before you start taking into the LP farming that you can do on Spacefarm. It's wonderful.)
>Farming on wrap
Haven't done anything with WRAP yet, but Bender Labs seems cool. I just don't have many assets on Ethereum since I see very little reason to engage with those ecosystems. Tezos is love, tez is life.
>Participating on IDO on rocket launchpad
Hell yeah dude. I forgot to mention that in my OP. I was finally able to get in on this final presale that's still going on. See you on the moon!
>Buying tezpunks on HeN
I just snagged a couple of those last night too actually. Here's my TezPunk. I have a yellow theme in a lot of my avatar and profile pictures so this was a great find last night.
I ran your command and got different result. Did you first start it on mainnet and then switch to hangzhou? If so, you need to delete bakinbacon.db to switch networks.
Output: https://ghostbin.com/3RnDV/raw
1.2k+ developers are working in the Ethereum ecosystem 30 Monthly
EOS: 224 monthly average developers in H1 2019
Tezos has 40+ developers, but it is not clear in this article how many. Maybe someone here could clarify how many. They are training 500 developers with their Tezos Blockstar Programme in collaboration with B9lab. So the number for Tezos should be growing rapidly.
Totally bro. They should fund a DeFi initiative as Celo did to attract the major players. Just to give you a small example, I stake stablecoins on PoolTogether and I get 17% APR + the possibility to win 30/50 CELO every week. It's super-secure imo and it works perfectly.
If you look at Sharpe ratios and ROI, XTZ is one of the worst coins out there. The only reason I jumped in was for the NFTs. I'm doing fine with sales and everything but then I seat on these coins and the only thing I can do is to delegate for a mere 5.5%.
C'mon Tezos Foundation or this amazing community built around NFTs will eventually vanish! That would be really sad. But one day or another you have to do the math, right?
Hi All
After passing all the required details for contracts bootstrapping, showing error:
Bootstrapping contracts...
Encountered error:
warning ..\..\package.json: No license field
UnhandledPromiseRejection: This error originated either by throwing inside of an async function without a catch block, or by rejecting a promise which was not handled with .catch(). The promise rejected with the reason "undefined".
error Command failed with exit code 1.
info Visit https://yarnpkg.com/en/docs/cli/run for documentation about this command.
That is why I chose this setup, so that there is a chance that it would be usable by others through the VM in this way.
I really don't know, to answer your question, but to learn I'm willing to help with questions if you have them. I am not seeing a MAC option on https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads but that does not mean it can't be done or that another VM would not work, OR just installing Ubuntu 18 on your machine directly.
As far as MAC's being less prone to viruses, I think that is largely mitigated by running a virtual machine with linux. As well, everything will be on a ledger so ( theoretically ) even if the machine is littered with bugs, so long as the ledger is physically secure, you are all good. I don't rely on that so I still try to keep my machine clean by paying for an anti-virus and trying to keep good opsec ( operational security ).
Installing official SSL certificates, and allowing secure HTTP will give users and search engines more confidence in the service... it's like web 101.
Here's a free cert authority: https://letsencrypt.org/
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No need to be rude man... You don't understand how pricing works then... ICO is trading as well.
To get a price you calculate the average weighted price from all exchanges (including HitBTC yes).
Example: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin/#markets
There BTC price gets calculated using data available from all exchanges, the higher the volume, the more influence it has on the "current" price.
My tracker does NOT consider HitBTC at the moment. I will include it later when volume is more relevant (after the ICO).
You may also want to connect with the Tezos event organizers, I am sure they all have some slides to share and there's a bunch of slides here https://www.slideshare.net/search/slideshow?searchfrom=header&q=tezos
They mentioned in the press release:
> We anticipate that in the coming months USDC will become available on Avalanche, Celo, Flow, Hedera, Kava, Nervos, Polkadot, Stacks, Tezos, and Tron,” states the draft announcement obtained by CoinDesk.
Apparently, Tezos should be the first chain of that list to receive integration, so I think we should put our pitchforks away until we find out that USDC had been released on another chain before us.
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You can try to find a place where it's raining using windy so that you can see how it works when it actually rains. Depending on how much it rains you get paid more.
Agree. I used to free-lance (non-blockchain) and trust me, there are much better traditional agencies where the real free-lancers go. Upwork is just a more expensive version of fiverr.com
We definitely could use with a more decentralised fund distribution platform. In hindsight the foundation was probably not the best of moves.
There's already https://opencollective.com, which I use to donate to a couple of decentralisation-related projects. Wouldn't it be great if we could build a similar platform with Tezos?
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55%? It means that every second person is infected.
While I see the benefit of having this information exposed over a webpage, I'd be weary of running any webserver on a baking node. The recommendation is to not even open port 9732.
I run this script via urlwatch and get a telegram alert if the status changes. Despite being described as "a tool for monitoring webpages for updates", it monitors changes on webpages and any script output.
Hi! Thank you, its a website built with a 3D javascript library http://threejs.org. Its a GLSL shader with a picture of a pretty rainbow oilslick jpeg behind it. I got some models off of turbosquid.com and collaged them and also added some floating lights.
Just found this. For noobs and those trying to activate Tez and create associated wallet.
> When/where did he pretend to be Satoshi? This claim is as ridiculous as if he'd claim to be Napoleon
It's been documented in the book "Out of the Ether".
See this post for details:
> To convince people that he was Satoshi Nakamoto, he'd show emails that he claimed proved he'd invented Bitcoin
Also
> do you think he would be aware how silly something like that would be
I think you underestimate how many silly things have come out of Charles' mouth
It is certainly possible. However it requires that there exist efficient (logarithmic) light-clients for both chains and that those light-clients can be run without the state machine of each chain.
Creating an IBC connection between Tezos and Bitcoin is hard and is still an open research problem. A connection between Tezos and Ethereum/Polkadot/Near/Solana/Cosmos/Celo is certainly possible within the next 2 years.
yup! There should also be a new version of Cortez Android coming soon
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tezcore.cortez&hl=en_US
I'd go with an HP business if you're going to spend that much. https://www.amazon.com/HP-EliteDesk-Quad-Core-Certified-Refurbished/dp/B07J1VNDBG/
It's going to be a little bigger. But with better specs, probably much more reliable. And I tend to trust things less that have fewer incentives (Govt contracts etc) not to be infected with spyware.
Very sorry to hear, and You’re rattling my cage. I have exactly the same hard/software, did the same at beta net, Tezbox, all the same except sent mine to a bond pool, while you held on to yours. Can’t see what you did wrong, would like to hear any advice. I use NordVPN, have changed PW on router. Haven’t gone to . Never surf on or use my XTZ Macpro, use another comp. When I withdraw from bond pool plan to give a new address on ledger as destination.
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What about this multiple ISP support router with firewall and VPN build-in for your baker machine
I was thinking using a 3G or 4G ISP to plug in into that router.
This sounds like an Epistocracy, which I'm not necessarily opposed to, but voting tests have historically been used to discriminate against minorities.
Voting tests do make sense. After all, we have to get driver's licenses to drive and pass the bar exam to practice law, but we don't have to know anything to elect the President. So the question is, how do you ensure that the voting tests aren't used by those in power to discriminate against minorities and violate their human rights? You'd need a decentralized way to certify that someone is knowledgeable.
You might have read it already, but Jason Brennan's Against Democracy is a really good book on the subject.