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RE: Starting A Cryptocurrency - VoltzLive - 09-28-2016
Instead of holding onto a ledger of money
A ledger of sites
Allowing anonymous, decentralized web sites
RE: Starting A Cryptocurrency - qwerasd205 - 09-29-2016
(09-28-2016, 12:07 AM)VoltzLive Wrote: Instead of holding onto a ledger of money
A ledger of sites
Allowing anonymous, decentralized web sites
So like........ Idk how bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies work, but that sounds interesting, how would the websites be updated, would that not be possible?
RE: Starting A Cryptocurrency - Halflife390 - 09-29-2016
(09-29-2016, 04:46 AM)qwerasd205 Wrote:(09-28-2016, 12:07 AM)VoltzLive Wrote: Instead of holding onto a ledger of money
A ledger of sites
Allowing anonymous, decentralized web sites
So like........ Idk how bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies work, but that sounds interesting, how would the websites be updated, would that not be possible?
Storing information of any kind that cannot be edited is easily possible with blockchain technology but how would a website work (that aren't just information storing sites)?
RE: Starting A Cryptocurrency - Chibill - 09-29-2016
(09-29-2016, 03:10 PM)Halflife390 Wrote:(09-29-2016, 04:46 AM)qwerasd205 Wrote:(09-28-2016, 12:07 AM)VoltzLive Wrote: Instead of holding onto a ledger of money
A ledger of sites
Allowing anonymous, decentralized web sites
So like........ Idk how bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies work, but that sounds interesting, how would the websites be updated, would that not be possible?
Storing information of any kind that cannot be edited is easily possible with blockchain technology but how would a website work (that aren't just information storing sites)?
https://blockstack.org/ Decentralized internet!
RE: Starting A Cryptocurrency - Halflife390 - 09-29-2016
(09-29-2016, 07:10 PM)Chibill Wrote:(09-29-2016, 03:10 PM)Halflife390 Wrote:(09-29-2016, 04:46 AM)qwerasd205 Wrote:(09-28-2016, 12:07 AM)VoltzLive Wrote: Instead of holding onto a ledger of money
A ledger of sites
Allowing anonymous, decentralized web sites
So like........ Idk how bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies work, but that sounds interesting, how would the websites be updated, would that not be possible?
Storing information of any kind that cannot be edited is easily possible with blockchain technology but how would a website work (that aren't just information storing sites)?
https://blockstack.org/ Decentralized internet!
That's cheating, it just uses the bitcoin network, I'm making it from scratch.
RE: Starting A Cryptocurrency - Halflife390 - 02-02-2017
Ok so here are some updates:
The program is finish and working! Its about 5000 lines and partially object orientated, using UPNP it works across the internet but can be configured for LAN mode too. I have tested it using 4 computers at home and it works pretty well. I'm in the middle of documentation right now but should be able to release a beta when I get time to make an installer for it.
RE: Starting A Cryptocurrency - VoltzLive - 02-03-2017
Where's the repo?
RE: Starting A Cryptocurrency - Halflife390 - 02-05-2017
I haven't uploaded anything yet, I'm going to make an installer for it so people without VB can still run it. If you want to see the code I can upload the solution for you to run.
RE: Starting A Cryptocurrency - VoltzLive - 02-06-2017
(02-05-2017, 12:13 AM)Halflife390 Wrote: I haven't uploaded anything yet, I'm going to make an installer for it so people without VB can still run it. If you want to see the code I can upload the solution for you to run.
You should have had a git repo from the very start.
If you're writing software, any software, doesn't matter if its closed source or not.
**Get a repo**
then since it's open source, you have a nice place to put it on github for free
RE: Starting A Cryptocurrency - Chibill - 02-07-2017
if closed source I recommend bitbucket because free private repos!