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- United Nation World Food Programme using Ethereum Blockchain instead of Banks
- US SEC is hunting down pump & dump groups - preparing for legal action, and offering rewards to whistleblowers!
- Companies Using The Ethereum Platform Have Contributed $100M+ Grant Back To Ethereum To Improve The Network
- Crypto Charity, The Pineapple Fund Contributes to Psychedelic Drug Research
- MyEtherWallet: The Reincarnation
- MyCrypto: Overflow - A platform for developer tooling
- Cryptocurrency Exchanges in South Korea Registered $648 Million Taxable Revenue for 2017
- Introducing The Stable Fund, $45 million for the MakerDAO Ecosystem
- The Trace Data Problem
- Are we ready to “poison the well” in light of bitmain ASICS miners
- What do you think of a new app that will reward you with a erc-20 token for working out and running? A new way of motivating?
- Emojinomics – The Story Behind Our Latest ETH dApp
- district0x Dev Update - February 20th, 2018 – district0x
- ERC 891: PPoW extension for ERC20
- SelfKey to Integrate Kyber Network into its Wallet, Providing ETH-based Token Trading for SelfKey
- Is Lack of Oracle Data a Critical Flaw in Ethereum Smart Contracts?
- A fairly comprehensive list of protocols for decentralized exchange (0x, Dharma, dydx, etc...)
- Coinbase Rolls out Test Version of Payment Solutions
- Monetized Digital Gaming Has Taken Over the Ethereum Blockchain (Cryptokitties and Cryptocountries!)
- Parity 1.9.3 is a bug-fix release to improve performance and stability. :)
- The most simple way to create a raw transaction including the 'data' field
- CryptoLights
- Blowfish restaurant, six other businesses accept ethereum from Olympic guests
- Sesame - a Decentralized eCommerce on Ethereum and IPFS
| United Nation World Food Programme using Ethereum Blockchain instead of Banks Posted: 20 Feb 2018 04:44 AM PST
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| Crypto Charity, The Pineapple Fund Contributes to Psychedelic Drug Research Posted: 20 Feb 2018 06:31 AM PST
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| MyEtherWallet: The Reincarnation Posted: 20 Feb 2018 06:48 PM PST
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| MyCrypto: Overflow - A platform for developer tooling Posted: 20 Feb 2018 02:36 PM PST
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| Cryptocurrency Exchanges in South Korea Registered $648 Million Taxable Revenue for 2017 Posted: 20 Feb 2018 08:15 AM PST
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| Introducing The Stable Fund, $45 million for the MakerDAO Ecosystem Posted: 20 Feb 2018 06:10 AM PST
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| Are we ready to “poison the well” in light of bitmain ASICS miners Posted: 20 Feb 2018 08:10 AM PST Hi everyone I wanted to startup a discussion on the news about bitmains new ASICS miner for ethereum which has 72Gb ram and dedicated ASICS they say each machine can mine 650mhs and only use 750w of electricity Referring to the ethereum white paper is the community ready to "poison the well" Extract from whitepaper "However, one notably interesting feature of this algorithm is that it allows anyone to "poison the well", by introducing a large number of contracts into the blockchain specifically designed to stymie certain ASICs. The economic incentives exist for ASIC manufacturers to use such a trick to attack each other. Thus, the solution that we are developing is ultimately an adaptive economic human solution rather than purely a technical one." [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Emojinomics – The Story Behind Our Latest ETH dApp Posted: 20 Feb 2018 04:38 PM PST Greetings, All! Today, I am very pleased to announce the launch of my company's latest dApp, CryptoEmoji. We've been working on Ethereum applications for the last year, and we currently have an iOS app for creating ERC-20s on the app store, but this is the first completely distributed app we have launched. Our game is based on the oh-so common stealing mechanic, but we've also added a crafting and mining element to it. Overall, we're looking to gain insight on the dApp ecosystem and build off this concept to make more captivating and feature-rich distributed applications using our minted Emoji Crafting tokens. As a note the dApp contracts are final but we are still working on web UI, you will see updates coming all this week. I look forward to hearing your thoughts and opinions! Check out a detailed explanation below. The CryptoEmoji concept was born during a team brainstorming session when the question was asked: "What emoji do you think would be considered the most valuable?" As you'd expect, everyone had a different idea and reason why they thought their emoji was most valuable. After some heated discussions, we decided to tackle this problem as anyone would – with a distributed blockchain application, of course! This led us to the creation of CryptoEmoji and the conception of an economic system that we have dubbed "Emojinomics." So, what in the world is Emojinomics? Let's start with the term "economics." Economics is defined as "the social science that studies the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services." (Thanks, Wikipedia!) We've defined Emojinomics as the social crypto experiment to study the mining, distribution, valuation, and creation of emoji collectibles. The Game & Design: CryptoEmoji is a dApp managed by an Ethereum Smart Contract that will be published for the community to audit. Players will use ETH to purchase ERC-721 digital collectibles of unicode emoji. These initial emoji will be the mining engines that create the base currency of our economy. We refer to this base currency as Crafting Tokens (CT). Each CT is associated with the base emoji that created it (ERC-721💩 creates the ERC-20 CT-💩). This means our economy will have various currencies based on which unicode emoji generated the CT. We will start with an initial pool of 50 emoji. Each ERC-721 emoji can also store a message of up to 32 bytes. This allows an owner to communicate a thought or leave a witty remark for the community. The Smart Contract will allow the creation of unlimited unique emoji and Emoji Stories. All ERC-721 collectibles will start at a claim price of 0.001 ETH and will increase by 2x. Once the claim price is greater than 0.05 ETH, the claim price increases by 1.3x. After it reaches 0.5 ETH, the claim price settles at 1.15x. We do this to provide early incentives and more opportunities for mining CTs. When a player claims an emoji collectible, they pay the claim fee to the current owner. 95% of the fee is given to the owner, and 5% is held by the contract. We had originally considered dropping this fee to a lower amount or removing it all together, but we came to realize that a VERY important aspect of the Emojiconomy is to ensure fair CT generation. The 5% claim cost disincentivizes players from arbitrarily inflating a token's supply by trading the same token with a second ETH address they own. Our hope is that this cost provides a disincentive for self-trades and remains low enough to encourage community participation. CT tokens are 100% ERC-20 compliant with some modifications to allow creation and burning to only be managed by the master contract. Creation only occurs when a player purchases an emoji collectible for its claim price, and burning only occurs when a valid Emoji Story is created. No one has access to those functions other than the master contract. We will start the initial distribution of 50 emoji at launch, and we'll add additional base emoji to the dApp daily. We're spreading distribution out to allow for a lower point of entry for new players and for the ability to create new Emoji Story combinations. Mining: CTs are mined when an ERC-721 is purchased from the Ethereum Contract for its claim price. One CT is created for the current owner, and one CT is created for the buyer when the token is claimed. To put a limit on the practical creation of CTs, the base emoji collectible's claim price will increase by a varying fraction of each claim transaction. This puts an effective ceiling on the TOTAL quantity of tokens that can be created, but it doesn't arbitrarily limit tokens to a fixed amount. The community and the economic incentives will end up dictating the supply and value of each CT. Creation: So now that I have CTs, what can I do with them? CTs can be used to create emoji-based digital products. At launch, these will be in the form of ERC-721 Emoji Stories (we may include other emoji items in the future…maybe…). Unlike our base emoji, Emoji Stories won't generate CTs. They WILL however inherit the claim price from their parents. This means if you combined 🤓 with 💩 to create the emoji collectible "Nerdy Sh*t" (hehe) Emoji Story, its claim price will be based off the current claim value of both base emoji. If 💩 is 100 ETH and 🤓 is 1 ETH, 🤓💩 will have a claim value of 101 ETH. It's important to note here that ONLY ONE of any combination can exist at a time. If someone makes 🤓💩 before you do, then the Ethereum Smart Contract won't allow the creation of that Emoji Story. Once created, 🤓💩 will be available to claim from the creator by any player. Economy: Okay, so CT can be mined, and collectibles can be crafted. What do I do with them? Well, anything you want! We're just the creators of the Emojinomics engine – it's up to you, the community, to decide how to use it. CTs are ERC-20 tokens, and they are divisible up to 8 decimal places (like Bitcoin). They can be traded, sold, or given to friends and family. CT supply is limited by claim price and is reduced by collectible creation. The value of CTs is whatever the community decides the value should be. Base emoji and Emoji Stories are ERC-721 tokens – they're unique and cannot be duplicated or destroyed. Save them, collect the ones you like, and sell the ones you don't want. The choice is yours! Our Goal: Here at Lucid Sight, we're a team of adventurous game developers with years of industry experience making fun mobile, PC, console, and web games. In the near term, along with making a little 💰, we hope to also see a rich and fruitful Emojiconomy sprout from our crypto social experiment. We would love to see secondary market trading and token use cases that we never considered. In the long term, we hope that this is just the beginning of this distributed application. We have TONS of ideas for improvements. These include additional crafting products, web tools for tracking stats, and other distribution applications that can provide deeper functionality to these collectibles. This is what CryptoEmoji is all about, and we hope you enjoy what we've created. Feel free to reach out to us with any questions via email, Telegram, or Discord. We look forward to seeing all the Emoji Stories you create! Check it out at https://www.cryptoemoji.io Thanks for reading! [link] [comments]  | ||
| district0x Dev Update - February 20th, 2018 – district0x Posted: 20 Feb 2018 08:48 AM PST
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| ERC 891: PPoW extension for ERC20 Posted: 20 Feb 2018 11:27 AM PST Hello r/ethereum. I'd like to present to reddit my ERC 891 proposal. You can find the proposal on GitHub following this link: https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs/issues/891. In few words, ERC 891 proposes a way to introduce traditional hash mining to Ethereum. Moreover, pseudo proof-of-work or PPoW as two major advantages compared to traditional mining are asynchronous mining and bundle mining.
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| SelfKey to Integrate Kyber Network into its Wallet, Providing ETH-based Token Trading for SelfKey Posted: 20 Feb 2018 03:21 AM PST
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| Is Lack of Oracle Data a Critical Flaw in Ethereum Smart Contracts? Posted: 20 Feb 2018 11:12 AM PST One of the weak links in the Ethereum platform IMHO is accessing real world data and conditions for use in smart contracts. I'm curious if that's be an issue for anyone here in practice? Is anyone out there writing smart contracts for things other than ICOs? Would you be willing to share what you're working on and whether you find you need more real world data? Do you find existing oracle solutions sufficient? [link] [comments]  | ||
| A fairly comprehensive list of protocols for decentralized exchange (0x, Dharma, dydx, etc...) Posted: 20 Feb 2018 05:53 PM PST
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| Coinbase Rolls out Test Version of Payment Solutions Posted: 20 Feb 2018 06:55 AM PST
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| Monetized Digital Gaming Has Taken Over the Ethereum Blockchain (Cryptokitties and Cryptocountries!) Posted: 20 Feb 2018 12:40 PM PST
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| Parity 1.9.3 is a bug-fix release to improve performance and stability. :) Posted: 19 Feb 2018 11:35 PM PST
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| The most simple way to create a raw transaction including the 'data' field Posted: 20 Feb 2018 06:09 PM PST Can you let me know what is the most simple way to create a raw Ethereum transaction that would also include some hex data in the "data" field. I will then broadcast it through etherscan api. This is for my app. I am looking for solution that wouldn't require me to run the full Ethereum node, or even node.js on the backend. I also saw a php based way to do this, but it also requires a lot of dependencies and access to the command line. Maybe the most simple would be to use Blockchypher's API, but I'm afraid that they don't support the "data" field: https://www.blockcypher.com/dev/ethereum/#creating-transactions Looking forward to get some answers. [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Blowfish restaurant, six other businesses accept ethereum from Olympic guests Posted: 20 Feb 2018 02:45 AM PST
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| Sesame - a Decentralized eCommerce on Ethereum and IPFS Posted: 20 Feb 2018 08:35 AM PST Hi everybody, we are developing Sesame (http://sesame.network), which is a decentralized eCommerce leveraging the Ethereum blockchain and IPFS. To list an item on Sesame, sellers need to make the information available through IPFS and reference the item on the Ethereum blockchain, giving it tags to make it discoverable. As such, listing an item, searching for an item and paying for it are all decentralized, auditable and trasparent. We currently have an almost finalized MVP on the Ropsten testnet which we will release in a few weeks and we would be eager to hear your opinions and suggestions, so, if you'd like to get in touch and try Sesame, here's our Telegram group: https://t.me/joinchat/CShSohL6tMWyzbhBZyxRlQ . We do not want to raise capital through ICOs or embed a token in the Sesame ecosystem, as that would add friction and confusion for users. We are planning, for example, auction-based premium listings. More importantly, we do not want to impose fees on top of those of the Ethereum network, as such, Sesame will be free to use for all. What we would like to do, instead, is to cooperate with stable-coin projects to incorporate them in Sesame, allowing people to swiftly use them. Just pm me if you want to get in touch or email me at federico<dot>capello<at>mail<dot>polimi<dot>it or join us on Telegram (https://t.me/joinchat/CShSohL6tMWyzbhBZyxRlQ) Thank you for the attention [link] [comments]  |
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