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@krugercrypto

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BTC Miner & Early Adopter, Turned SR Vendor, Turned Prison inmate, turned....

steemit.com/@krugercrypto
VOTING POWER100.00%
DOWNVOTE POWER100.00%
RESOURCE CREDITS100.00%
REPUTATION PROGRESS0.00%
Net Worth
0.001USD
STEEM
0.000STEEM
SBD
0.000SBD
Effective Power
3.366SP
├── Own SP
0.024SP
└── Incoming Deleg
+3.342SP

Detailed Balance

STEEM
balance
0.000STEEM
market_balance
0.000STEEM
savings_balance
0.000STEEM
reward_steem_balance
0.000STEEM
STEEM POWER
Own SP
0.024SP
Delegated Out
0.000SP
Delegation In
3.342SP
Effective Power
3.366SP
Reward SP (pending)
0.000SP
SBD
sbd_balance
0.000SBD
sbd_conversions
0.000SBD
sbd_market_balance
0.000SBD
savings_sbd_balance
0.000SBD
reward_sbd_balance
0.000SBD
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  "reward_steem_balance": "0.000 STEEM",
  "vesting_shares": "39.188492 VESTS",
  "delegated_vesting_shares": "0.000000 VESTS",
  "received_vesting_shares": "5441.956680 VESTS",
  "sbd_balance": "0.000 SBD",
  "savings_sbd_balance": "0.000 SBD",
  "reward_sbd_balance": "0.000 SBD",
  "conversions": []
}

Account Info

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id948614
rank1,138,760
reputation344860192
created2018-04-20T16:31:39
recovery_accountsteem
proxyNone
post_count16
comment_count0
lifetime_vote_count0
witnesses_voted_for0
last_post2018-08-15T19:03:51
last_root_post2018-08-15T19:03:51
last_vote_time2023-03-28T15:50:09
proxied_vsf_votes0, 0, 0, 0
can_vote1
voting_power0
delayed_votes0
balance0.000 STEEM
savings_balance0.000 STEEM
sbd_balance0.000 SBD
savings_sbd_balance0.000 SBD
vesting_shares39.188492 VESTS
delegated_vesting_shares0.000000 VESTS
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reward_vesting_balance0.000000 VESTS
vesting_balance0.000 STEEM
vesting_withdraw_rate0.000000 VESTS
next_vesting_withdrawal1969-12-31T23:59:59
withdrawn144990996
to_withdraw144990996
withdraw_routes0
savings_withdraw_requests0
last_account_recovery1970-01-01T00:00:00
reset_accountnull
last_owner_update1970-01-01T00:00:00
last_account_update2021-07-19T18:39:48
minedNo
sbd_seconds0
sbd_last_interest_payment2025-04-13T08:04:03
savings_sbd_last_interest_payment2022-08-12T20:00:48
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  "created": "2018-04-20T16:31:39",
  "mined": false,
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Withdraw Routes

IncomingOutgoing
Empty
Empty
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}
From Date
To Date
steemdelegated 3.342 SP to @krugercrypto
2026/01/02 02:55:51
delegatorsteem
delegateekrugercrypto
vesting shares5441.956680 VESTS
Transaction InfoBlock #102242679/Trx 792e887aa492df0f7b77f869db8005c7c0db45fd
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  "trx_in_block": 2,
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  "virtual_op": 0,
  "timestamp": "2026-01-02T02:55:51",
  "op": [
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}
dragos18delegated 0.000 SP to @krugercrypto
2025/05/20 03:52:57
delegatordragos18
delegateekrugercrypto
vesting shares0.000000 VESTS
Transaction InfoBlock #95722476/Trx 8d78fdd7123c07c62908994af74fd914d78c9c8f
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  "op": [
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      "delegatee": "krugercrypto",
      "vesting_shares": "0.000000 VESTS"
    }
  ]
}
krugercryptopowered up 0.005 STEEM to @krugercrypto
2025/04/13 19:31:00
fromkrugercrypto
tokrugercrypto
amount0.005 STEEM
Transaction InfoBlock #94678061/Trx 9f2d38347701dde7a19f0643b27da76bba4a84d2
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  "op": [
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      "to": "krugercrypto",
      "amount": "0.005 STEEM"
    }
  ]
}
krugercryptoblockchain operation: limit order create
2025/04/13 08:04:03
ownerkrugercrypto
orderid1744531437
amount to sell0.001 SBD
min to receive0.005 STEEM
fill or killfalse
expiration2025-05-10T08:03:46
Transaction InfoBlock #94664354/Trx b8cc90b813329aa23bfdd382892229b2d5d449f5
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krugercryptobought 0.005 STEEM for 0.001 SBD from @quicktrades
2025/04/13 08:04:03
current ownerkrugercrypto
current orderid1744531437
current pays0.001 SBD
open ownerquicktrades
open orderid1433477693
open pays0.005 STEEM
Transaction InfoBlock #94664354/Trx b8cc90b813329aa23bfdd382892229b2d5d449f5
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krugercryptocustom json: notify
2025/04/13 07:58:18
required auths[]
required posting auths["krugercrypto"]
idnotify
json["setLastRead",{"date":"2025-04-13T07:58:17"}]
Transaction InfoBlock #94664239/Trx 7bd64ed84cb751ca6c9364d98a312d849fb65fc5
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krugercryptocustom json: follow
2025/04/13 07:57:00
required auths[]
required posting auths["krugercrypto"]
idfollow
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Transaction InfoBlock #94664213/Trx f653688c14cfab7d670faa1ec13e6136dc5af81b
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}
2025/04/13 07:56:48
voterkrugercrypto
authorgormogon
permlinknice-dinner-today
weight10000 (100.00%)
Transaction InfoBlock #94664209/Trx 10704a9428068092b02445a7a1be439b2ea2b8aa
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  "op": [
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  ]
}
2025/04/13 07:56:36
voterkrugercrypto
authorgormogon
permlinksong-of-the-week-the-cranberries-linger
weight10000 (100.00%)
Transaction InfoBlock #94664205/Trx d9f5c0847e46a274e2d42f2654ca1d60cf41f8ea
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}
dragos18delegated 4.990 SP to @krugercrypto
2025/04/13 07:54:45
delegatordragos18
delegateekrugercrypto
vesting shares8125.894891 VESTS
Transaction InfoBlock #94664168/Trx 5e7266ed1df9840b7037b59cb292b2945873b470
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  "op": [
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      "delegatee": "krugercrypto",
      "vesting_shares": "8125.894891 VESTS"
    }
  ]
}
steemdelegated 3.443 SP to @krugercrypto
2024/12/17 09:32:12
delegatorsteem
delegateekrugercrypto
vesting shares5606.409016 VESTS
Transaction InfoBlock #91305894/Trx 258833688292e1b8b4c051f1ee4ab3b4bfc0c336
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  "timestamp": "2024-12-17T09:32:12",
  "op": [
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      "delegatee": "krugercrypto",
      "vesting_shares": "5606.409016 VESTS"
    }
  ]
}
steemdelegated 3.547 SP to @krugercrypto
2023/11/14 01:14:03
delegatorsteem
delegateekrugercrypto
vesting shares5775.542548 VESTS
Transaction InfoBlock #79860074/Trx ccfb972a3f027687c699c482d9da464c89951cd2
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  "timestamp": "2023-11-14T01:14:03",
  "op": [
    "delegate_vesting_shares",
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      "delegatee": "krugercrypto",
      "vesting_shares": "5775.542548 VESTS"
    }
  ]
}
steemdelegated 5.351 SP to @krugercrypto
2023/09/22 00:40:42
delegatorsteem
delegateekrugercrypto
vesting shares8712.821334 VESTS
Transaction InfoBlock #78351237/Trx eb143b463708c69605316da630531cf38f50d6cc
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  "op": [
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      "delegatee": "krugercrypto",
      "vesting_shares": "8712.821334 VESTS"
    }
  ]
}
2023/03/28 15:50:09
voterkrugercrypto
authorhive-126193
permlinksfs-or-steemit-engagement-challenge-s8w4-or-or-fashion-and-style-diary-game-or-result-announcement
weight10000 (100.00%)
Transaction InfoBlock #73271539/Trx 8e3a1bbfb685c2f4c729e6cff5388e1ee57257f3
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  "trx_id": "8e3a1bbfb685c2f4c729e6cff5388e1ee57257f3",
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  "op": [
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krugercryptocustom json: follow
2023/03/28 15:50:00
required auths[]
required posting auths["krugercrypto"]
idfollow
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Transaction InfoBlock #73271536/Trx 0f36515132ade1bd51f7b272571e9575bd4ae3a5
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2023/03/28 15:49:48
voterkrugercrypto
authorsteemitblog
permlinksteemit-update-march-27th-2023-steemit-engagement-challenge-season-8-week-5
weight10000 (100.00%)
Transaction InfoBlock #73271532/Trx 83a8c1da9903f10283bb6056b5af921b832f5c81
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  "op": [
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    }
  ]
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2023/03/28 15:49:39
voterkrugercrypto
authorsteemitblog
permlinksteemit-update-march-24th-2023-steem-representatives-1
weight10000 (100.00%)
Transaction InfoBlock #73271529/Trx fc65d41f14e92061e5caa80941a7c4ca27897467
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  "timestamp": "2023-03-28T15:49:39",
  "op": [
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}
krugercryptoblockchain operation: fill transfer from savings
2022/08/15 20:00:48
fromkrugercrypto
tokrugercrypto
amount0.001 SBD
request id1660334440
memo
Transaction InfoBlock #66833490/Virtual Operation #3
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  "op": [
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krugercryptoblockchain operation: transfer from savings
2022/08/12 20:00:48
fromkrugercrypto
request id1660334440
tokrugercrypto
amount0.001 SBD
memo
Transaction InfoBlock #66747682/Trx c6dbcf13c850032d35f89e95672dce9f268483d1
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krugercryptocustom json: follow
2022/06/28 12:08:54
required auths[]
required posting auths["krugercrypto"]
idfollow
json["reblog",{"account":"krugercrypto","author":"steemitblog","permlink":"steemit-update-june-27th-2022-booming-support"}]
Transaction InfoBlock #65450949/Trx f9ac0083e100737e15d8789124c6f0c692f0dc3d
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2022/06/28 12:08:48
voterkrugercrypto
authorsteemitblog
permlinksteemit-update-june-27th-2022-steemit-engagement-challenge-season-2-week-4
weight10000 (100.00%)
Transaction InfoBlock #65450947/Trx 1862cabf726213a8e427f8b2825b50ace1432ddf
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krugercryptosent 0.077 STEEM to @deepcrypto8- "107275827"
2022/06/28 12:04:48
fromkrugercrypto
todeepcrypto8
amount0.077 STEEM
memo107275827
Transaction InfoBlock #65450867/Trx 603db4516fe15856dfcaa8d65d9d8d92968f429e
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}
krugercryptoreceived 0.020 STEEM from power down installment (0.022 SP)
2022/06/28 05:50:21
from accountkrugercrypto
to accountkrugercrypto
withdrawn36.247749 VESTS
deposited0.020 STEEM
Transaction InfoBlock #65443422/Virtual Operation #2
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}
krugercryptoreceived 0.019 STEEM from power down installment (0.022 SP)
2022/06/21 05:50:21
from accountkrugercrypto
to accountkrugercrypto
withdrawn36.247749 VESTS
deposited0.019 STEEM
Transaction InfoBlock #65243007/Virtual Operation #2
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}
krugercryptoreceived 0.019 STEEM from power down installment (0.022 SP)
2022/06/14 05:50:21
from accountkrugercrypto
to accountkrugercrypto
withdrawn36.247749 VESTS
deposited0.019 STEEM
Transaction InfoBlock #65042508/Virtual Operation #3
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}
krugercryptoreceived 0.019 STEEM from power down installment (0.022 SP)
2022/06/07 05:50:21
from accountkrugercrypto
to accountkrugercrypto
withdrawn36.247749 VESTS
deposited0.019 STEEM
Transaction InfoBlock #64841936/Virtual Operation #3
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krugercryptoblockchain operation: transfer to savings
2022/06/01 02:41:21
fromkrugercrypto
tokrugercrypto
amount0.001 SBD
memo
Transaction InfoBlock #64666000/Trx 300e6474d12a855e4030110e10af56a32c33c94c
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krugercryptosent 0.311 STEEM to @graphene-swap- "SWAP.STEEM abedelia"
2022/06/01 02:38:03
fromkrugercrypto
tographene-swap
amount0.311 STEEM
memoSWAP.STEEM abedelia
Transaction InfoBlock #64665934/Trx 0002fda61a45caa59c470f49a7fcdb6ab9664ace
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}
krugercryptocustom json: community
2022/05/31 07:08:42
required auths[]
required posting auths["krugercrypto"]
idcommunity
json["subscribe",{"community":"hive-100937"}]
Transaction InfoBlock #64642642/Trx 435bb23269f88d6c137d75b74db41a12f3dfc123
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krugercryptocustom json: community
2022/05/31 06:32:06
required auths[]
required posting auths["krugercrypto"]
idcommunity
json["subscribe",{"community":"hive-183397"}]
Transaction InfoBlock #64641911/Trx b512f2ef5a07cdb8227e14cf40856dfbc3721c85
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krugercryptocustom json: community
2022/05/31 06:32:03
required auths[]
required posting auths["krugercrypto"]
idcommunity
json["subscribe",{"community":"hive-185538"}]
Transaction InfoBlock #64641910/Trx 5c9987348ddcb723aba9316c87c89b3885a8981e
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krugercryptobought 0.028 SBD for 0.283 STEEM from @krugercrypto
2022/05/31 06:26:00
current ownerdragonq
current orderid1064109472
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open ownerkrugercrypto
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Transaction InfoBlock #64641790/Trx 0b01d58aa0b6cb78de16c2f1e9cb14a18affd8d1
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}
2022/05/31 06:25:57
voterkrugercrypto
authorsteemitblog
permlinksteemit-update-may-30th-2022-community-curators-for-june
weight10000 (100.00%)
Transaction InfoBlock #64641789/Trx 33ceec0832de0ad7c6e74f85fb54dc0d4f8aec10
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}
krugercryptostarted power down of 0.089 SP
2022/05/31 05:50:21
accountkrugercrypto
vesting shares144.990996 VESTS
Transaction InfoBlock #64641077/Trx a35793b2e546012462f46cb910849400916c9c2d
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krugercryptoblockchain operation: limit order create
2022/05/31 05:37:09
ownerkrugercrypto
orderid1653975424
amount to sell0.028 SBD
min to receive0.283 STEEM
fill or killfalse
expiration2022-06-27T05:36:06
Transaction InfoBlock #64640813/Trx 5f463dbe05ba11957fc5d2feb754b952cd8ffbb4
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}
krugercryptoreceived 0.026 STEEM from power down installment (0.030 SP)
2022/05/26 11:15:21
from accountkrugercrypto
to accountkrugercrypto
withdrawn48.330333 VESTS
deposited0.026 STEEM
Transaction InfoBlock #64504251/Virtual Operation #2
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krugercryptostarted power down of 0.119 SP
2022/05/19 11:15:21
accountkrugercrypto
vesting shares193.321329 VESTS
Transaction InfoBlock #64303588/Trx 17c287da380025782dc4eaf3b8036610ecb3d1d8
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}
steemdelegated 5.503 SP to @krugercrypto
2022/01/17 17:26:27
delegatorsteem
delegateekrugercrypto
vesting shares8961.416579 VESTS
Transaction InfoBlock #60817157/Trx 62ec61620b3bb861692f0e9a4494de86a4027509
View Raw JSON Data
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  "op": [
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      "delegatee": "krugercrypto",
      "vesting_shares": "8961.416579 VESTS"
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}
2021/07/19 18:40:27
required auths[]
required posting auths["krugercrypto"]
idfollow
json["follow",{"follower":"krugercrypto","following":"gormogon","what":["blog",""]}]
Transaction InfoBlock #55624251/Trx 7510cb9aa7e485eee15e2cacb078e6c5bd4b313b
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}
krugercryptoupdated their account properties
2021/07/19 18:39:48
accountkrugercrypto
json metadata
posting json metadata{"profile":{"version":2}}
extensions[]
Transaction InfoBlock #55624238/Trx b17359cebe4ac871def61d0c11c14f269b72c9a7
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  "op": [
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}
steemdelegated 5.616 SP to @krugercrypto
2021/06/14 02:59:54
delegatorsteem
delegateekrugercrypto
vesting shares9145.483332 VESTS
Transaction InfoBlock #54610328/Trx d7b9b18c0712e965a3bccce9e7df7dace8989860
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  "op": [
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  ]
}
steemdelegated 5.731 SP to @krugercrypto
2020/12/11 13:15:57
delegatorsteem
delegateekrugercrypto
vesting shares9332.905306 VESTS
Transaction InfoBlock #49357705/Trx e8cd0903126b164508c6d7364d054a7f2ff44c34
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  "op": [
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  ]
}
steemdelegated 1.175 SP to @krugercrypto
2020/12/06 06:52:33
delegatorsteem
delegateekrugercrypto
vesting shares1912.543513 VESTS
Transaction InfoBlock #49209253/Trx d2e7927faa78458ab0ca82bebbd4477cd88ffd71
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  "op": [
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      "delegatee": "krugercrypto",
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    }
  ]
}
steemdelegated 5.735 SP to @krugercrypto
2020/12/05 16:53:57
delegatorsteem
delegateekrugercrypto
vesting shares9339.113160 VESTS
Transaction InfoBlock #49192796/Trx f1e3dcebcd3d7f506b8f5764311d856fe7d9334d
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  "op": [
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      "delegator": "steem",
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      "vesting_shares": "9339.113160 VESTS"
    }
  ]
}
steemdelegated 1.179 SP to @krugercrypto
2020/11/02 20:05:57
delegatorsteem
delegateekrugercrypto
vesting shares1920.017158 VESTS
Transaction InfoBlock #48263055/Trx 5921c57bec9c54d32420a6a81402df023839481f
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{
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  "op": [
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    }
  ]
}
steemdelegated 5.860 SP to @krugercrypto
2020/05/09 07:52:18
delegatorsteem
delegateekrugercrypto
vesting shares9541.918519 VESTS
Transaction InfoBlock #43219533/Trx eb75bd9e0882b32c05ea9599b2aaaef283a0257a
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{
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2019/11/01 08:22:09
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2019/04/20 16:58:00
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parent permlinka-close-look-at-denarius-usddnr
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2018/11/26 18:15:36
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2018/10/28 09:03:45
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2018/08/15 19:52:36
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2018/08/15 19:46:27
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2018/08/15 19:42:39
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2018/08/15 19:25:39
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2018/08/15 19:10:30
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2018/08/15 19:07:09
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2018/08/15 19:06:51
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2018/08/15 19:04:09
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2018/08/15 19:04:00
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2018/08/15 19:03:51
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2018/08/15 19:03:51
parent author
parent permlinkcrypto
authorkrugercrypto
permlinka-close-look-at-denarius-usddnr
titleA close look at Denarius / $DNR
body# A close look at Denarius / $DNR ![](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmeHfXRakUU5gP3QEhdSpibsiqDXWGyGGepuwYDp7w4qZo/image.png) Once again, Crypto Twitter has blessed me with the knowledge of a crypto project that I had not heard of, until I noticed a new ticker/”cashtag” in a tweet from oneTwitter account I’ve come to pay extra attention to: https://twitter.com/jiucrypto/status/1021736965451001856 ![img.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmdaNyx7n3hUNyUSSqA7vnELbpDpSDJnCGXucnBpsLpSgv/img.png) So I diligently start doing a “surface scratch” on the coin, I do the obligatory search for the $DNR cashtag on Twitter and I discover even more tweets that pique my interest: ![img2.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmcrqWw5YqSeyjBw1rbpB8kqpPjVrk31ta4MTA2jY7JPc5/img2.png) First of all, Denarius was, to me, unknown. Secondly — the above tweet made me curious as to what the author was describing. A PoS fight with PoW FPGA miners of a coin? I had never heard of anything like it, and it got me curious. At the moment I mine coins, I stake coins and I run masternodes. Basically, I take part in most coin-minting methods and I like to learn as much as I can about how this stuff works. ## What is Denarius? But first things first, I’ll give a quick look into the Denarius coin project and give some background on why it appealed to me more or less instantly. The following short description on the projects website was enough to make me want to start digging deeper into this project: > “Denarius is a new cryptocurrency based off the original Bitcoin Core by Satoshi Nakamoto. Denarius features many changes, such as Stealth Addresses, Encrypted Messaging, Tribus a new PoW hashing algorithm that is ASIC resistant, and a max of 10,000,000 DNR to be created during the hybrid PoW/PoS lifecycle of 3 years, which then transitions to Proof of Stake entirely after the first 3 years.” This is fascinating to me. The project will only allow for PoW & PoS minting of coins until the max supply of 10,000,000 coins have been reached. A quick check on CoinMarketCap.com reveals that we are getting close to 1/3 of the max supply that are currently in circulation. At the time of writing it has a market cap of ~800,000$ USD so it fits perfectly into the low- to microcap category, which is where I like to place many of my bets. I’ve come to realise (and I’ve also learned from The Altcoin Traders Handbook) that this is a good strategy to follow when you are looking for investments with higher return probabilities. One should not blindly place investments in any smallcap projects, of course. A thorough FA is warranted everytime, as I’m sure JiuCrypto would like me to emphasize, especially since I used his tweet as the motivator for my further digging into this project 😎 Also, if you’ve read the The Altcoin Traders Handbook you probably noticed how the author recommends buying into coins which have at least 50% of their coins in circulation, DNR currently has 35% of their total coin supply in circulation. I do recommend buying, reading and taking all the tips you can get from this book as it will improve your trading strategy, it sure has for me — however, I don’t always follow every advice/rule in this book to the dot. A reader asked me a question specifically about the circulating supply, as I referenced the book in this piece so I thought it would be in its place to clarify my thoughts on this. The book is full of great advice, however I rarely let the fact that a coin does not match all the criteria of “a perfect coin” prevent me from buying into it. Ok, so I know the coin is both PoS and PoW, its a lowcap, it has a unique approach to its coin minting. Whats more, their website reveals some more features that inherently appeal to me: 🤟Secure Messaging🤟 🤟Stealth Addresses🤟 🤟Multi-Signature Adresses & Transactions🤟 🤟Atomic Swap support via BarterDEX🤟 So suddenly I see this “new” coin that, after a quick Google search and a glance through the website, seems to be a very interesting project. Not only that, the same coin is suffering from a FPGA miner who has gained enough hashrate in the coins network to be able to grab a whole lot of coins which he (or she) then dumps at exchanges right away, causing the price development of a promising project to halt. Needless to say, if you or I were a team member on a coin that started being subjected to such attacks, and we took the project seriously — we would try and find ways to mitigate any activity in the network that might have an overall negative effect on the majority of the coin holders. Considering this, I instantly start appreciating the community surrounding this coin. To me, it seems that these are people passionate about ensuring that the project continues to be a thriving community — and they won’t allow any single entity (person, group of people or company) to hijack the price development they want to reserve for the wider majority of their supporters. I like what I see. ## The community Shortly after my initial “surface scratch” on Twitter and the projects website, I join their Discord server and I discover that the community has, as expected, a lot of dedicated supporters. Even more, I notice a couple more Twitter personas, that I tend to pay extra attention to, on their Discord. This gives me additional trust in the projects good intentions and bright future. I’m not going to reveal which Twitter personas that I choose to put extra faith in here, actually — if you’re not active on Twitter for learning about cryptocurrency projects my best tip is that you get on it right away. The number of times a small hint on twitter has put me on to a hidden gem is growing bigger by the week. Actually, I’m curating a few lists on Twitter of different types of accounts of personas that are worth checking in on, for various reasons. The first one I’ve decided to publish is here. Now, keep in mind that I do not intend to make any exhaustive lists of CryptoTwitter accounts, this first one is based on people I like to check in on, but there sure might be some pure BS accounts in there as well (and also, there are some high profile Crypto Twitter users I can’t stand that I’ve decided to spare myself from — yeah, I’m looking at you Mister BCash, and you too Mister I’m-Satoshi-I-just-have-no-way-to-prove-it). But, as I often do — I digress. Back to Denarius and what (to me) makes it special. After I decided that Denarius is well worth a closer look, I start to investigate more into the PoS fight against FPGA miners. It turns out that someone has been able to obtain a majority hashrate in the network, effectively securing him/her a majority of the PoW payout which then was dumped more or less immediatly on exchanges. Its not hard to imagine that this affected the price development in a way that the team behind the coin did not appreciate. I for one, cannot understand how anyone who are able to obtain a majority of the rewards in this manner would decide not to use said rewards to set up Masternodes on their own to further enhance their profits, but hey — people are different. I’ll be a bit lazy here and use one of the team members responses to my tweet asking for more info on the situation, to bring you up to speed about what that whole POS vs. POW ordeal is about: https://twitter.com/cryptoBuzzB/status/1021770082387550209 ![img3.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmWBp34PgnhonPx2t3vk9AYCqG2gF6grGKr6UQVNobHtig/img3.png) And to further elaborate: https://twitter.com/cryptoBuzzB/status/1021771917529776128 ![img4.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmSxhgX4r3fd8eyPvFnhd1USzAhDMPQCn9mFk97DWZ5dKJ/img4.png) So, to break it down a little more detailed than @cryptoBuzzB was able to in these limited tweets. A someone managed to obtain a large enough hashrate of the PoW in the chain, which in turn resulted in them getting a larger than usual portion of the Block Rewards. Now, this will introduce itself as a problem as soon as you discover that those same rewards are instantly dumped onto an exchange over an extended period of time. In these days, alts aren’t doing just peachy — unless you hadn’t noticed. So having a miner — someone that should be interested in the projects overall well being, mind you — just dump their coins at a market rate over an extended time period, that needs to be dealt with. And thus enters the strong and supportive community of Denarius. While its a low- to microcap at the moment, its got some bigtime supporters that obviously has much faith in the projects proseperity. So they — in the face of a threat that someone could just “mine ‘n dump” the coin to oblivion — took action. And its the action that was taken that got me so damn curious about Denarious in the first place. To understand how the Community could actually “fight off” a PoW miner that was securing a majority of we need a more thorough understanding of one essential element to Denarius: ## The Tribus Algorithm Ok, bear with me now, folks. But I’mma ‘bout to dive down into the Whitepaper (or the Whitescroll, as the ancient currency so beautifully calls it) an try and give you the crash-course on the inner workings of the mechanics that make this coin incentivise its miners, stakers and node-admins. >In order to discourage ASIC creation which would adversely affect miners of the coin, Denarius seeks to implement a short proof of work phase in hybrid with proof of stake (PoS) where the PoS miners will use low difficulty hashes to create blocks & process a block full of transactions, claiming the transaction fees alone whilst the PoW miners will compete for higher difficulty hashes to create blocks which include a generation payment as well as any transaction fees attached to transactions in the mempool when the hash is solved. Even if the difficulty of the PoW blocks increases significantly, blocks that are full of transactions can still be processed by PoS miners at a low difficulty to ensure that even at times of very high PoW difficulty, block times can remain at or below 30 seconds. Ok, so what this tells us is that Denarius stakers will be entitled to claiming rewards from the blocks they process, and these rewards come from the transaction fees of the blocks. Miners, on the other hand, will be eligible for both a Block Reward and the transaction fees attached to the blocks they mine. Additionally, despite how much the miners of Denarius increase the overall difficulty — the stakers will still be able to process blocks through the Proof of Stake method, ensuring that the block time is kept at the desired interval. Interestingly, Denarius will disallow Proof of Work miners after a period of about ~3 years. In this initial period, there will be about 3 mill blocks mined and after this the remaining 2 million Denarius that can be mined is reserved for PoS stakers, who — after the year 2020 — will receive a 6% annual percentage rate (APR) from the coins they stake, in addition to the transaction fees off the blocks they process. The reason for why PoW is discontinued after 2020 is mainly to eliminate the risk of any ASIC miner being developed specifically for the Tribus Algorithm. The assumption, which sounds reasonable to me, is that there will be little effort put into developing ASIC specific hardware for this Algorithm when it is destined for such a short life-span. But what this basically means is that PoW rewards will decrease when the number of PoS stakers increase. So the Denarius community, with help of the Tribus Algorithm, successfully launched a counterattack. Also, the Denarius coin has an interesting feature where you can obtain more staking rewards for spreading you coins across a large number of wallets. See this guide, by community member BuzzkillB for more information about this method. In effect, the more people who stake this coin, the lower the PoW rewards become — and that was what made the community take action. They initiated an operation where a large number of holders put their coins in staking wallets as to make the PoW mining less profitable for the “attacker”. If that’s not cool, I don’t know what is. ## The Wrap Up I started this article after stumbling across a new ticker, and while researching the coin I got more and more intrigued. Not only with the mechanics of this coin, but also the community surrounding it and its collected effort against a threat of a PoW miner that was suppressing its price by dumping a whole bunch of coins onto exchanges at a fast rate. After joining their Discord, and learning that some of the people I follow (and respect) on Twitter were actively mining, staking and running masternodes for the project, I got in with a small investment to test out the staking methods and to aid in the PoS/PoW fight — but it did not take me long until I decided to go for a Masternode as well. At the time of writing the Masternode is supplying me with about ~9–12 DNR per day, and the mining rewards go straight to a staking wallet I’m hosting so I’m going all in on the PoS mining on this coin right now. I do, however, admin a mining farm so once I get to setting up a rig to mine DNR I’ll be sure to update this article with the mining speed and results I’m getting from that. If I were to point out possible red flags regarding this coin, it will have to be the premine and that it seems to have only one developer working on it, though that assumption comes from other articles I’ve read about the project. The Denarius coin will only ever have 10 mill coins in circulation, and of those 10 million, there is a 10% Premine (which amounts to 1,000,000 DNR). Now, to me, these premines are not something I tend to worry too much about. If a project has a strong community, a good, working product, and the developer(s) seem focused and dedicated. Then a premine, can be a positive thing. With Denarius, 50% of the premine is earmarked marketing and bounties, and the remaining 50% is for development costs. If you ask me this is fair enough. In the The Altcoin Traders Handbook which I like to reference, the author is somewhat sceptical to premines of this size — but this is a topic of much discussion within the crypto community. Ultimately one needs to make own assessments of whether a premine is too high, or if its being distributed in a manner that does not make sense. To me there is nothing really suspicious about the size of the Denarius premine, for reference the ZCash currency has a “founders reward” of 20% and this has not had any noticable effect on the adoption of this currency. It also seems that the ZCash team is able to spend these funds wisely on further development on their project so as long as the Denarius team also allocate their funds in a manner that makes sense, I have no objection to such premines. One needs to remember that in addition to the time spent on actual development, the project needs fund to pay for its servers and hosting, etc. The notion that a cryptocurrency project should have a 0% premine in any circumstance is not something that I agree with, but the size of the premine and how it is distributed is something one should always keep an eye on. When it comes to the single developer, I did some checking on that too. And on the projects Github contributors page we can see that there are at least two contributors that have a fairly high amount of commits. There are also a number of people with 1–2 commits as well but I tend to only consider people that have more than 15–20 commits as actual contributors. Either way, the project might benefit from an additional number of resources, perhaps — or it might not. If the developers that are working on the project as of right now feel that they have enough time and resources on their hands to drive the development further then they probably have a good reason for feeling this way. Adding more people to a team will ultimately lead to more time spent on project management than on actual development for the lead dev(s) and I can understand that this is not necessarily desirable. However, one can with good reason imagine unfortunate situations where something might occur in the personal lives of the active contributors of this project. And if something like that were to happen, then it would be reassuring to know that there are more than one or two people who are ready to “take the wheel”. For now this is not a major concern to me, but in the future I would be happy to see some more additions to the development team, even if the additions are purely for “worst case scenarios” where a lead dev is hit by a bus or something, and someone needs to step in to handle further development for a specific period of time. Nevertheless, for my own part I have found this to be a serious and credible cryptocurrency project and I’m going to have my masternode operational for at least 12 months onward and reassess its performance after that. In these days of the altcoin bloodbath the price of a Masternode amounts to about 1200$ so it is not an investment anyone can make, and no-one should do so on a whim. But I feel that this is yet another coin that I will take joy in following closely as its development progresses. (PS! If you are interested in setting up your own DNR Masternode, I can reccomend Vultr (reflink, btw) as your hosting provider and this guide to aid you trough the process of setting up the node properly.) Hey, BTW, if you like this article, please upvote, resteem or share it on Twitter (or all of the above;). The upvotes and resteems helps my visibility here and sharing it on Twitter helps even more people learn about DNR 😎 ## Additional info There are several things I have not even gotten around to cover in this article, for one — the Denarius QT wallet app is probably the most feature rich and nicest wallets I’ve seen for any cryptocurrency. It gives you a wealth of information about the coin, its price, it has a block explorer, statistics about its blockchain, masternode statistics, secret messaging, and much much more. If you want to learn more about Denarius, you can check out their website here. If you are interested in checking out their community, hop on their Discord which you will find here: https://discord.gg/UPpQy3n Finally, if you are convinced that Denarius is well worth owning a stake of (and staking it too😅) — you can go get some at Cryptopia. (Btw, that is a reflink that I try and persuade you to using there 😇) Also, if you do decide to invest in $DNR and you realize that this was a sound investment — I will not stop you from passing some coins over to my DNR tipjar address: DFcgMsnuczwLCnX6K7NnnsgTi9Yw7gNYvn If you’re not a DNR holder yet, but you’re just itchin’ to throw some cash in my face (I don’t blame you😅), here are some other means of passing me a tip: BTC: 14iKgia5wtdjmLXs7QiJui3Sb6KVP6XebL ETH: 0x913c1CD95Dc971B304C5217831102E350230efaB BCH: qq5tjpm0jv460tvk4pa050pwc6u2aj46gs2tce2rd4 NEO: ARdd2cqCSajpzkSZGFtSqAPvBLYcquD7WH XHV: hvxyCxSYVGLSysjcLhRUhEfpHX3p9wXjpGNFC7iR84DPewEuZ3BxoYAaC7uUVvMxxVVBWwsxWkzPLPfFqwtVxveE7S9tdCbok4 >Full Disclosure: I am a DNR holder and I now own one Masternode. Even though my ~5000 DNR hardly makes me a whale in any way here I feel that it is only proper to let anyone who stumbles across this article know about that particular fact. I prefer to avoid situations where people can, with good reason, accuse me of shilling a coin just because I’m a holder. However, I tend to buy in to the projects I like — who doesn’t? >Nevertheless. Now you’re informed that I hold about 5000 coins in this project and you can take that into account before you consider taking any stake in the project as a result of this article.
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      "title": "A close look at Denarius / $DNR",
      "body": "# A close look at Denarius / $DNR\n\n![](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmeHfXRakUU5gP3QEhdSpibsiqDXWGyGGepuwYDp7w4qZo/image.png)\n\nOnce again, Crypto Twitter has blessed me with the knowledge of a crypto project that I had not heard of, until I noticed a new ticker/”cashtag” in a tweet from oneTwitter account I’ve come to pay extra attention to:\n\nhttps://twitter.com/jiucrypto/status/1021736965451001856\n![img.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmdaNyx7n3hUNyUSSqA7vnELbpDpSDJnCGXucnBpsLpSgv/img.png)\n\nSo I diligently start doing a “surface scratch” on the coin, I do the obligatory search for the $DNR cashtag on Twitter and I discover even more tweets that pique my interest:\n\n![img2.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmcrqWw5YqSeyjBw1rbpB8kqpPjVrk31ta4MTA2jY7JPc5/img2.png)\n\nFirst of all, Denarius was, to me, unknown. Secondly — the above tweet made me curious as to what the author was describing. A PoS fight with PoW FPGA miners of a coin?\nI had never heard of anything like it, and it got me curious. At the moment I mine coins, I stake coins and I run masternodes. Basically, I take part in most coin-minting methods and I like to learn as much as I can about how this stuff works.\n\n## What is Denarius?\nBut first things first, I’ll give a quick look into the Denarius coin project and give some background on why it appealed to me more or less instantly.\n\nThe following short description on the projects website was enough to make me want to start digging deeper into this project:\n\n> “Denarius is a new cryptocurrency based off the original Bitcoin Core by Satoshi Nakamoto. Denarius features many changes, such as Stealth Addresses, Encrypted Messaging, Tribus a new PoW hashing algorithm that is ASIC resistant, and a max of 10,000,000 DNR to be created during the hybrid PoW/PoS lifecycle of 3 years, which then transitions to Proof of Stake entirely after the first 3 years.”\n\nThis is fascinating to me. The project will only allow for PoW & PoS minting of coins until the max supply of 10,000,000 coins have been reached. A quick check on CoinMarketCap.com reveals that we are getting close to 1/3 of the max supply that are currently in circulation.\n\nAt the time of writing it has a market cap of ~800,000$ USD so it fits perfectly into the low- to microcap category, which is where I like to place many of my bets. I’ve come to realise (and I’ve also learned from The Altcoin Traders Handbook) that this is a good strategy to follow when you are looking for investments with higher return probabilities.\n\nOne should not blindly place investments in any smallcap projects, of course. A thorough FA is warranted everytime, as I’m sure JiuCrypto would like me to emphasize, especially since I used his tweet as the motivator for my further digging into this project 😎\n\nAlso, if you’ve read the The Altcoin Traders Handbook you probably noticed how the author recommends buying into coins which have at least 50% of their coins in circulation, DNR currently has 35% of their total coin supply in circulation. I do recommend buying, reading and taking all the tips you can get from this book as it will improve your trading strategy, it sure has for me — however, I don’t always follow every advice/rule in this book to the dot. A reader asked me a question specifically about the circulating supply, as I referenced the book in this piece so I thought it would be in its place to clarify my thoughts on this. The book is full of great advice, however I rarely let the fact that a coin does not match all the criteria of “a perfect coin” prevent me from buying into it.\n\nOk, so I know the coin is both PoS and PoW, its a lowcap, it has a unique approach to its coin minting. Whats more, their website reveals some more features that inherently appeal to me:\n\n🤟Secure Messaging🤟\n\n🤟Stealth Addresses🤟\n\n🤟Multi-Signature Adresses & Transactions🤟\n\n🤟Atomic Swap support via BarterDEX🤟\n\nSo suddenly I see this “new” coin that, after a quick Google search and a glance through the website, seems to be a very interesting project. \nNot only that, the same coin is suffering from a FPGA miner who has gained enough hashrate in the coins network to be able to grab a whole lot of coins which he (or she) then dumps at exchanges right away, causing the price development of a promising project to halt.\n\nNeedless to say, if you or I were a team member on a coin that started being subjected to such attacks, and we took the project seriously — we would try and find ways to mitigate any activity in the network that might have an overall negative effect on the majority of the coin holders. Considering this, I instantly start appreciating the community surrounding this coin. \nTo me, it seems that these are people passionate about ensuring that the project continues to be a thriving community — and they won’t allow any single entity (person, group of people or company) to hijack the price development they want to reserve for the wider majority of their supporters. I like what I see.\n\n## The community\nShortly after my initial “surface scratch” on Twitter and the projects website, I join their Discord server and I discover that the community has, as expected, a lot of dedicated supporters. Even more, I notice a couple more Twitter personas, that I tend to pay extra attention to, on their Discord.\n\nThis gives me additional trust in the projects good intentions and bright future. I’m not going to reveal which Twitter personas that I choose to put extra faith in here, actually — if you’re not active on Twitter for learning about cryptocurrency projects my best tip is that you get on it right away. The number of times a small hint on twitter has put me on to a hidden gem is growing bigger by the week.\n\nActually, I’m curating a few lists on Twitter of different types of accounts of personas that are worth checking in on, for various reasons. The first one I’ve decided to publish is here. \nNow, keep in mind that I do not intend to make any exhaustive lists of CryptoTwitter accounts, this first one is based on people I like to check in on, but there sure might be some pure BS accounts in there as well (and also, there are some high profile Crypto Twitter users I can’t stand that I’ve decided to spare myself from — yeah, I’m looking at you Mister BCash, and you too Mister I’m-Satoshi-I-just-have-no-way-to-prove-it).\n\nBut, as I often do — I digress. Back to Denarius and what (to me) makes it special.\n\nAfter I decided that Denarius is well worth a closer look, I start to investigate more into the PoS fight against FPGA miners. It turns out that someone has been able to obtain a majority hashrate in the network, effectively securing him/her a majority of the PoW payout which then was dumped more or less immediatly on exchanges.\n\nIts not hard to imagine that this affected the price development in a way that the team behind the coin did not appreciate.\n\nI for one, cannot understand how anyone who are able to obtain a majority of the rewards in this manner would decide not to use said rewards to set up Masternodes on their own to further enhance their profits, but hey — people are different.\n\nI’ll be a bit lazy here and use one of the team members responses to my tweet asking for more info on the situation, to bring you up to speed about what that whole POS vs. POW ordeal is about:\n\nhttps://twitter.com/cryptoBuzzB/status/1021770082387550209\n![img3.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmWBp34PgnhonPx2t3vk9AYCqG2gF6grGKr6UQVNobHtig/img3.png)\n\nAnd to further elaborate:\n\n\n\nhttps://twitter.com/cryptoBuzzB/status/1021771917529776128\n![img4.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmSxhgX4r3fd8eyPvFnhd1USzAhDMPQCn9mFk97DWZ5dKJ/img4.png)\n\n\nSo, to break it down a little more detailed than @cryptoBuzzB was able to in these limited tweets. A someone managed to obtain a large enough hashrate of the PoW in the chain, which in turn resulted in them getting a larger than usual portion of the Block Rewards. Now, this will introduce itself as a problem as soon as you discover that those same rewards are instantly dumped onto an exchange over an extended period of time.\n\nIn these days, alts aren’t doing just peachy — unless you hadn’t noticed. So having a miner — someone that should be interested in the projects overall well being, mind you — just dump their coins at a market rate over an extended time period, that needs to be dealt with.\n\nAnd thus enters the strong and supportive community of Denarius. While its a low- to microcap at the moment, its got some bigtime supporters that obviously has much faith in the projects proseperity. \nSo they — in the face of a threat that someone could just “mine ‘n dump” the coin to oblivion — took action.\n\nAnd its the action that was taken that got me so damn curious about Denarious in the first place. \nTo understand how the Community could actually “fight off” a PoW miner that was securing a majority of we need a more thorough understanding of one essential element to Denarius:\n\n## The Tribus Algorithm\nOk, bear with me now, folks. But I’mma ‘bout to dive down into the Whitepaper (or the Whitescroll, as the ancient currency so beautifully calls it) an try and give you the crash-course on the inner workings of the mechanics that make this coin incentivise its miners, stakers and node-admins.\n\n>In order to discourage ASIC creation which would adversely affect miners of the coin, Denarius seeks to implement a short proof of work phase in hybrid with proof of stake (PoS) where the PoS miners will use low difficulty hashes to create blocks & process a block full of transactions, claiming the transaction fees alone whilst the PoW miners will compete for higher difficulty hashes to create blocks which include a generation payment as well as any transaction fees attached to transactions in the mempool when the hash is solved.\nEven if the difficulty of the PoW blocks increases significantly, blocks that are full of transactions can still be processed by PoS miners at a low difficulty to ensure that even at times of very high PoW difficulty, block times can remain at or below 30 seconds.\n\nOk, so what this tells us is that Denarius stakers will be entitled to claiming rewards from the blocks they process, and these rewards come from the transaction fees of the blocks. \nMiners, on the other hand, will be eligible for both a Block Reward and the transaction fees attached to the blocks they mine.\n\nAdditionally, despite how much the miners of Denarius increase the overall difficulty — the stakers will still be able to process blocks through the Proof of Stake method, ensuring that the block time is kept at the desired interval.\n\nInterestingly, Denarius will disallow Proof of Work miners after a period of about ~3 years. In this initial period, there will be about 3 mill blocks mined and after this the remaining 2 million Denarius that can be mined is reserved for PoS stakers, who — after the year 2020 — will receive a 6% annual percentage rate (APR) from the coins they stake, in addition to the transaction fees off the blocks they process.\n\nThe reason for why PoW is discontinued after 2020 is mainly to eliminate the risk of any ASIC miner being developed specifically for the Tribus Algorithm. The assumption, which sounds reasonable to me, is that there will be little effort put into developing ASIC specific hardware for this Algorithm when it is destined for such a short life-span.\n\nBut what this basically means is that PoW rewards will decrease when the number of PoS stakers increase. So the Denarius community, with help of the Tribus Algorithm, successfully launched a counterattack. Also, the Denarius coin has an interesting feature where you can obtain more staking rewards for spreading you coins across a large number of wallets. See this guide, by community member BuzzkillB for more information about this method.\n\nIn effect, the more people who stake this coin, the lower the PoW rewards become — and that was what made the community take action. They initiated an operation where a large number of holders put their coins in staking wallets as to make the PoW mining less profitable for the “attacker”. If that’s not cool, I don’t know what is.\n\n## The Wrap Up\nI started this article after stumbling across a new ticker, and while researching the coin I got more and more intrigued. Not only with the mechanics of this coin, but also the community surrounding it and its collected effort against a threat of a PoW miner that was suppressing its price by dumping a whole bunch of coins onto exchanges at a fast rate.\n\nAfter joining their Discord, and learning that some of the people I follow (and respect) on Twitter were actively mining, staking and running masternodes for the project, I got in with a small investment to test out the staking methods and to aid in the PoS/PoW fight — but it did not take me long until I decided to go for a Masternode as well.\n\nAt the time of writing the Masternode is supplying me with about ~9–12 DNR per day, and the mining rewards go straight to a staking wallet I’m hosting so I’m going all in on the PoS mining on this coin right now. I do, however, admin a mining farm so once I get to setting up a rig to mine DNR I’ll be sure to update this article with the mining speed and results I’m getting from that.\n\nIf I were to point out possible red flags regarding this coin, it will have to be the premine and that it seems to have only one developer working on it, though that assumption comes from other articles I’ve read about the project. \nThe Denarius coin will only ever have 10 mill coins in circulation, and of those 10 million, there is a 10% Premine (which amounts to 1,000,000 DNR).\n\nNow, to me, these premines are not something I tend to worry too much about. If a project has a strong community, a good, working product, and the developer(s) seem focused and dedicated. Then a premine, can be a positive thing. With Denarius, 50% of the premine is earmarked marketing and bounties, and the remaining 50% is for development costs. If you ask me this is fair enough. In the The Altcoin Traders Handbook which I like to reference, the author is somewhat sceptical to premines of this size — but this is a topic of much discussion within the crypto community. Ultimately one needs to make own assessments of whether a premine is too high, or if its being distributed in a manner that does not make sense.\n\nTo me there is nothing really suspicious about the size of the Denarius premine, for reference the ZCash currency has a “founders reward” of 20% and this has not had any noticable effect on the adoption of this currency. It also seems that the ZCash team is able to spend these funds wisely on further development on their project so as long as the Denarius team also allocate their funds in a manner that makes sense, I have no objection to such premines. One needs to remember that in addition to the time spent on actual development, the project needs fund to pay for its servers and hosting, etc. The notion that a cryptocurrency project should have a 0% premine in any circumstance is not something that I agree with, but the size of the premine and how it is distributed is something one should always keep an eye on.\n\nWhen it comes to the single developer, I did some checking on that too. And on the projects Github contributors page we can see that there are at least two contributors that have a fairly high amount of commits. There are also a number of people with 1–2 commits as well but I tend to only consider people that have more than 15–20 commits as actual contributors. Either way, the project might benefit from an additional number of resources, perhaps — or it might not. If the developers that are working on the project as of right now feel that they have enough time and resources on their hands to drive the development further then they probably have a good reason for feeling this way. Adding more people to a team will ultimately lead to more time spent on project management than on actual development for the lead dev(s) and I can understand that this is not necessarily desirable.\n\nHowever, one can with good reason imagine unfortunate situations where something might occur in the personal lives of the active contributors of this project. And if something like that were to happen, then it would be reassuring to know that there are more than one or two people who are ready to “take the wheel”. For now this is not a major concern to me, but in the future I would be happy to see some more additions to the development team, even if the additions are purely for “worst case scenarios” where a lead dev is hit by a bus or something, and someone needs to step in to handle further development for a specific period of time.\n\nNevertheless, for my own part I have found this to be a serious and credible cryptocurrency project and I’m going to have my masternode operational for at least 12 months onward and reassess its performance after that. In these days of the altcoin bloodbath the price of a Masternode amounts to about 1200$ so it is not an investment anyone can make, and no-one should do so on a whim. But I feel that this is yet another coin that I will take joy in following closely as its development progresses.\n\n(PS! If you are interested in setting up your own DNR Masternode, I can reccomend Vultr (reflink, btw) as your hosting provider and this guide to aid you trough the process of setting up the node properly.)\n\nHey, BTW, if you like this article, please upvote, resteem or share it on Twitter (or all of the above;). The upvotes and resteems helps my visibility here  and sharing it on Twitter helps even more people learn about DNR 😎\n\n## Additional info\nThere are several things I have not even gotten around to cover in this article, for one — the Denarius QT wallet app is probably the most feature rich and nicest wallets I’ve seen for any cryptocurrency. It gives you a wealth of information about the coin, its price, it has a block explorer, statistics about its blockchain, masternode statistics, secret messaging, and much much more.\n\nIf you want to learn more about Denarius, you can check out their website here. If you are interested in checking out their community, hop on their Discord which you will find here:\n\nhttps://discord.gg/UPpQy3n\n\nFinally, if you are convinced that Denarius is well worth owning a stake of (and staking it too😅) — you can go get some at Cryptopia. \n(Btw, that is a reflink that I try and persuade you to using there 😇)\n\nAlso, if you do decide to invest in $DNR and you realize that this was a sound investment — I will not stop you from passing some coins over to my DNR tipjar address: DFcgMsnuczwLCnX6K7NnnsgTi9Yw7gNYvn\n\nIf you’re not a DNR holder yet, but you’re just itchin’ to throw some cash in my face (I don’t blame you😅), here are some other means of passing me a tip:\n\nBTC: 14iKgia5wtdjmLXs7QiJui3Sb6KVP6XebL\nETH: 0x913c1CD95Dc971B304C5217831102E350230efaB\nBCH: qq5tjpm0jv460tvk4pa050pwc6u2aj46gs2tce2rd4\nNEO: ARdd2cqCSajpzkSZGFtSqAPvBLYcquD7WH\nXHV: hvxyCxSYVGLSysjcLhRUhEfpHX3p9wXjpGNFC7iR84DPewEuZ3BxoYAaC7uUVvMxxVVBWwsxWkzPLPfFqwtVxveE7S9tdCbok4\n\n>Full Disclosure: I am a DNR holder and I now own one Masternode. 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2018/07/03 14:13:00
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body# Bitcoin Air — Q&A ![](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmWPLMnookKA2BhYiPrghGuVsmxhRDaJGWdqAt15VDdheo/image.png) 2018 have been such a refreshing year when it comes to emerging cryptoprojects and the level of innovation they introduce. Gone are the stupid infographics trying to solidify Coin-X as the highest amount of transactions per second (who cares?). Instead there seems to be a steady influx of new projects with developers who are innovating for real. A couple of months back I stumbled across Haven Protocol which caused me to write my first crypto-article ever, fast forward a month-or-so and the first fork of Haven, Bitcoin Air, was quietly announced. Now many initially dismissed Bitcoin Air as nothing but a Haven Protocol clone, but that is a severe misjudgement. I’ve been lucky enough to follow the development of this project from the inside for a while, and I’ve witnessed first hand that this project has set its sight on introducing a host of new features to the world of cryptocurrencies. In this Q&A with Bitcoin Air’s Lead Dev, Anthony, I get answers to a lot of questions that should give a good understanding about what Bitcoin Air is aiming to accomplish. Enjoy. First of all, how would you summarise what Bitcoin Air is all about for someone who reads about it for the first time? >The first thing we want people to think of when they see, hear, or speak “Bitcoin Air” is simplicity and transparency. The reason for this being, cryptocurrency is this currently ecstatic and mysterious world that a lot of people are afraid to dive into due to these unknowns. When someone approaches Bitcoin Air, we want them to understand that we are a lightweight, secure, and decentralized payment system that also ofers a static crypto-backed reserves system that allows for a user to print their own fiat currency (AirCash). In layman’s terms, we want to give the power of the Mint, Reserve, and Banking System all to the consumer and merchant! What sparked the idea for the project we now know as Bitcoin Air? >The idea for Bitcoin Air was sparked from a protocol concept originally designed by the administrative team. The main idea coming from the fact that Bitcoin is subject to high volatility, and Tether is both manipulatable and a separate entity from what should be a joint efort for Bitcoin. Beyond this, we feel the need to bring cryptocurrency to a form of widespread acceptance through applying modern technology to age old tactics of in person payments. This will of course be accompanied by all of the amazing features that come with cryptocurrency and it’s secure nature. The Bitcoin Air project is a fork of Haven, how essential has the Haven teams work been for your concept and project development? >Haven Protocol’s work hasn’t been significant in our development. Their initial idea was sparked to allow users to “offshore” their value to a secure storage environment in some different country. This idea, to our team, seemed unapproachable and limited it’s greatest potential. We followed through with the idea of offshoring, and instead made it far more approachable and adaptable and instead of creating an internal contract system, devised a bilateral blockchain system that will operate as a dual auditing blockchain. How would you differentiate what Bitcoin Air will be, compared to Haven, what are your most obvious differences between the two? >Haven Protocol is based on an internal smart contract system that will offshore the value of your coins to a safe storage environment, this will allow you to mint and burn between Haven Protocol and XHVD, safely offshoring your value from volatility. Bitcoin Air is a bilateral blockchain that will allow one end of the chain to operate in volatile value and conduct basic cryptocurrency transactions including sending and receiving through any basic exchange as well as our internal wallet exchange. The second side of the chain will operate in static value and will operate as a crypto-backed reserve chain for Bitcoin Air. This static chain will have strictly mint and burn protocols that will allow the creation of Bitcoin Air or AirCash. This static side chain will not allow person to person sends and will instead be specifically designed as a reserves and fiat system for day to day use. How many developers are actively contributing to your project now? >Currently we have over 8 active developers working around the clock on establishing our test net, minimum viable product, and a proof of concept design that can be presented to the public. The goal is to operate our development much like an ICO without intentions of gathering funding from the public. We are a privately funded, Non-ICO, Non-VC funded development backed by a handful of guys who simply are very in tune with the cryptocurrency community. We hope to deliver a well-rounded and established development for the people. Is there any field in which you are looking for contributions from the community, if so, what are these? >We are always open to as much community contribution as possible. We are 110% focused on community input and transparency and that goes down to every vote and choice we have. Ultimately we feel that a larger consensus brings the greatest discussions to a situation along with calculated execution. This being said, we are opening an Ambassadors and Evangelists Program that will operate much like a permanent bounty hunters program. Top level representatives from all countries can apply and voice their expertise on why they should be an Ambassador for Bitcoin Air. This will in turn gain them access to the private Ambassador Panel where they can participate in tasks to earn monthly points for payouts based on worth ethic! Additionally, we are always open to community open-source developers who seek some lead into the cryptocurrency world. We are always thrilled to teach and learn from other professional development teams as we are seeking to develop the most community driven coin of 2019! Is the launch of the Bitcoin Air and the air protocol in any way dependant on the Haven teams Offshore Storage smart contracts. Will you have to wait until they release this feature or is the work on the Air Protocol completely independent of that effort? >We are in no way tied to the Haven Protocol development and are developing our own dual chain protocol that will not use smart contracts. What we hope through our fork with Haven Protocol, is to allow a transition/bridge in between USDAP and XHVD that will bridge both the privacy and clear coin chains to allow for a user based choice of chain use. We feel privacy is important, but not necessary thanks to the secure nature of cryptocurrency, but we still want to give our users a option to go into a privacy coin at some point effciently without worry of value loss. Correct me if I’m wrong, Bitcoin Air is a Haven & Bitcoin fork, while Haven originated as a pure Monero fork. If I understand that correctly what does this mean for XAP, for instance; will Monero features like RingCT be a part of your project or will Monero-Specific features not be a part of the overall Bitcoin Air project? >Bitcoin Air is a bilateral merge fork joining Peercoin with Bitcoin, and forking Haven Protocol into our side chain. This means that, in the end, there will be 2 chains operating together with one being accessible to exchanges and basic user features like sending and receiving; while the other operates privately in the background of this chain only accessible via wallet interface for means of minting/burning and staking/mining. The Haven Protocol end of the chain will not feature basic usage like sending and receiving, and will instead carry the latest features for minting, burning, and printing of fiat Air Cash. If I understand correctly, you have two options for binding your cryptocurrency into a static dollar (or similar) value, the first one is $USDAP — which I imagine works more or less like Haven’s $XHVD, right? >$XHVD will operate much like $USDAP, except for the fact that they are using smart contracts and we are applying a new solid blockchain. This static resource backed currency chain will operate to back the overall reserves and value of $XAP and Air Cash And the second one, Air Cash, I find especially interesting. You will allow users to print their own QR coded “paper money” for use at retailers, etc. Does this money exist on its own sidechain, or is it more or less a physical version of the $USDAP? >This is correct. Air Cash will be the physical, fiat form of $USDAP. Users will be able to customize their own fiat currency sheets with predesigned templates that they can then add to their basic home printer. The user would choose the denomination (Sheets would print in size of 8 bills) and they could choose to set the bills equally, or to diferent denominations. The wallet would then generate private key, and print the denomination value of $USDAP on the bill front along with the QR code generated Private Key as the center. The wallet would send the wallet to this address and it would be removed from the wallet entirely. The Air Cash would now maintain the value of the $USDAP and can be used in store or handed over to another person. The merchant or user could then sweep the Air Cash into their wallet and receive $USDAP. The paper would then become worthless and could be recycled as needed. Will the creating of Air Cash require any form of miner fee, and if so will that fee be a “static value” bound to it or a fluctuating value? In other words, will it be tied to cents or to “satoshis”? >The creating of Air Cash will require a static fee tied to $USDAP that will only vary based on a the amount you send. These ranges would most likely be $0.01-$10,000, $10,001-$100,000, and $100,001+. These fees will most likely be extremely small ranging from $0.05-$0.15 accordingly. We are not going to allow miners/stakers to set the price on this as people should not be held back from when they need fiat, but all things take resources to create, and we feel a small fee should be in line to provide back resources to the mining and staking community securing and operating our network. Also, what happens if a user looses an Air Cash bill before they get the ability to spend it. Will it be lost forever, like “normal currency” or will it only be lost if someone manages to spend it before you have time to move the currency to another address, and print a new bill? >The user will have a maintained track record of all of the bills they print within their private Air Cash Ledger. This ledger will not be available to the public due to the Haven Protocol/Monero Privacy Features. The user will be able to swap an Air Cash bill if it has not been swept into the receiving parties wallet if they set the loss prevention feature on within their wallet. If the bill has been swept into the receiving parties wallet, they will not be able to cancel the bill. This feature will be available via desktop and mobile to ensure the quickest response to lost funds. This would encourage people to ensure that the receiving party sweeps their funds immediately, as you would want to ensure the value is on the bill! As a miner, I’m curious about how I can obtain Bitcoin Air through mining. I’ve seen you describe the project as “Hybrid Dynamic Proof of Stake and Proof of Work coin” — does this mean that one can both mine and stake in order to participate in the network? >We are currently developing a new consensus algorithm that we are dubbing “Proof of Risk”. We prefer not to release much information on our new consensus algorithm for now, but we plan to release extensive information once it is perfected. Just know for now, you will be allowed to both mine, and stake. It will also be HIGHLY encouraged, if not required, to do so in some sort of way. Can you tell us a bit more a bout the planned merchant platform, what are its base features and how will it work? >The future merchant platform will be available to both in-person and online merchants. Small Business that accept Bitcoin Air will be able to use any tablet that allows them to download the Bitcoin Air PoS Application. This will allow their tablet to turn into a mobile PoS system with Sweep features thanks to the cameras on most tablets. Merchant can establish their item list and can have the consumer scan the QR code shown on the screen to automatically set the amount and receiving address. Consumers will confirm the amount and proceed to process the transaction in $XAP. When the merchant receives confirmation, the system will automatically convert their $XAP to $USDAP so they can avoid market volatility until they choose to re-enter and sell to fiat. For online merchants, it will allow integration with most e-commerce platforms available. This means people can proceed to pay for their items with Bitcoin Air via their Desktop or Mobile wallets wherever accepted. When you fork, you have — in your latest community update — listed the following existing chains that will be receiving Airdrops of either $XAP or $UDSAP: Bitcoin ($BTC) holders will receive Bitcoin Air ($XAP) Peercoin ($PPC) holders will receive Bitcoin Air ($XAP) Haven Protocol ($XHV) holders will receive USD Air Protocol ($USDAP) I find it interesting that $BTC and $PPC holders will receive $XAP as a result of the fork, while $XHV holders will receive $USDAP instantly without needing to mint them, will this mean that every $XHV holder is guaranteed a re-mintable (or is it burnable, perhaps:) value of ~1$ USD for each $XHV they are holding while the $PPC and $BTC holders will get a coin of fluctuating value? >This is somewhat correct. $XHV holders will receive a static value $USDAP after the snapshot for the fork. Bitcoin and Peercoin holders will receive $XAP, which is subject to market health and volatility due to access via exchanges. Bitcoin and Peercoin holders who would like to exit the volatility can simply mint into $USDAP whenever they would like to. Full Disclosure: I’m currently a part of the Bitcoin Air team and will help them with their marketing. This is a great chance for me to get “an insiders view” on the development of a new cryptocurrency, and as such I see this as a great opportunity for me to get to write some more interesting articles on Bitcoin Air and its development process as it moves along. Stay tuned.
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      "body": "# Bitcoin Air — Q&A\n\n\n![](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmWPLMnookKA2BhYiPrghGuVsmxhRDaJGWdqAt15VDdheo/image.png)\n\n2018 have been such a refreshing year when it comes to emerging cryptoprojects and the level of innovation they introduce. Gone are the stupid infographics trying to solidify Coin-X as the highest amount of transactions per second (who cares?).\n\nInstead there seems to be a steady influx of new projects with developers who are innovating for real.\n\nA couple of months back I stumbled across Haven Protocol which caused me to write my first crypto-article ever, fast forward a month-or-so and the first fork of Haven, Bitcoin Air, was quietly announced.\n\nNow many initially dismissed Bitcoin Air as nothing but a Haven Protocol clone, but that is a severe misjudgement. I’ve been lucky enough to follow the development of this project from the inside for a while, and I’ve witnessed first hand that this project has set its sight on introducing a host of new features to the world of cryptocurrencies.\n\nIn this Q&A with Bitcoin Air’s Lead Dev, Anthony, I get answers to a lot of questions that should give a good understanding about what Bitcoin Air is aiming to accomplish.\n\nEnjoy.\n\nFirst of all, how would you summarise what Bitcoin Air is all about for someone who reads about it for the first time?\n\n>The first thing we want people to think of when they see, hear, or speak “Bitcoin Air” is simplicity and transparency.\nThe reason for this being, cryptocurrency is this currently ecstatic and mysterious world that a lot of people are afraid to dive into due to these unknowns. When someone approaches Bitcoin Air, we want them to understand that we are a lightweight, secure, and decentralized payment system that also ofers a static crypto-backed reserves system that allows for a user to print their own fiat currency (AirCash).\nIn layman’s terms, we want to give the power of the Mint, Reserve, and Banking System all to the consumer and merchant!\n\nWhat sparked the idea for the project we now know as Bitcoin Air?\n\n>The idea for Bitcoin Air was sparked from a protocol concept originally designed by the administrative team. The main idea coming from the fact that Bitcoin is subject to high volatility, and Tether is both manipulatable and a separate entity from what should be a joint efort for Bitcoin.\nBeyond this, we feel the need to bring cryptocurrency to a form of widespread acceptance through applying modern technology to age old tactics of in person payments. This will of course be accompanied by all of the amazing features that come with cryptocurrency and it’s secure nature.\n\nThe Bitcoin Air project is a fork of Haven, how essential has the Haven teams work been for your concept and project development?\n\n>Haven Protocol’s work hasn’t been significant in our development. Their initial idea was sparked to allow users to “offshore” their value to a secure storage environment in some different country.\nThis idea, to our team, seemed unapproachable and limited it’s greatest potential. We followed through with the idea of offshoring, and instead made it far more approachable and adaptable and instead of creating an internal contract system, devised a bilateral blockchain system that will operate as a dual auditing blockchain.\n\nHow would you differentiate what Bitcoin Air will be, compared to Haven, what are your most obvious differences between the two?\n\n>Haven Protocol is based on an internal smart contract system that will offshore the value of your coins to a safe storage environment, this will allow you to mint and burn between Haven Protocol and XHVD, safely offshoring your value from volatility.\nBitcoin Air is a bilateral blockchain that will allow one end of the chain to operate in volatile value and conduct basic cryptocurrency transactions including sending and receiving through any basic exchange as well as our internal wallet exchange. The second side of the chain will operate in static value and will operate as a crypto-backed reserve chain for Bitcoin Air.\nThis static chain will have strictly mint and burn protocols that will allow the creation of Bitcoin Air or AirCash. This static side chain will not allow person to person sends and will instead be specifically designed as a reserves and fiat system for day to day use.\n\nHow many developers are actively contributing to your project now?\n\n>Currently we have over 8 active developers working around the clock on establishing our test net, minimum viable product, and a proof of concept design that can be presented to the public.\nThe goal is to operate our development much like an ICO without intentions of gathering funding from the public. We are a privately funded, Non-ICO, Non-VC funded development backed by a handful of guys who simply are very in tune with the cryptocurrency community.\nWe hope to deliver a well-rounded and established development for the people.\n\nIs there any field in which you are looking for contributions from the community, if so, what are these?\n\n>We are always open to as much community contribution as possible. We are 110% focused on community input and transparency and that goes down to every vote and choice we have.\nUltimately we feel that a larger consensus brings the greatest discussions to a situation along with calculated execution. This being said, we are opening an Ambassadors and Evangelists Program that will operate much like a permanent bounty hunters program.\nTop level representatives from all countries can apply and voice their expertise on why they should be an Ambassador for Bitcoin Air. This will in turn gain them access to the private Ambassador Panel where they can participate in tasks to earn monthly points for payouts based on worth ethic! Additionally, we are always open to community open-source developers who seek some lead into the cryptocurrency world.\nWe are always thrilled to teach and learn from other professional development teams as we are seeking to develop the most community driven coin of 2019!\n\nIs the launch of the Bitcoin Air and the air protocol in any way dependant on the Haven teams Offshore Storage smart contracts. Will you have to wait until they release this feature or is the work on the Air Protocol completely independent of that effort?\n\n>We are in no way tied to the Haven Protocol development and are developing our own dual chain protocol that will not use smart contracts.\nWhat we hope through our fork with Haven Protocol, is to allow a transition/bridge in between USDAP and XHVD that will bridge both the privacy and clear coin chains to allow for a user based choice of chain use.\nWe feel privacy is important, but not necessary thanks to the secure nature of cryptocurrency, but we still want to give our users a option to go into a privacy coin at some point effciently without worry of value loss.\n\nCorrect me if I’m wrong, Bitcoin Air is a Haven & Bitcoin fork, while Haven originated as a pure Monero fork. If I understand that correctly what does this mean for XAP, for instance; will Monero features like RingCT be a part of your project or will Monero-Specific features not be a part of the overall Bitcoin Air project?\n\n>Bitcoin Air is a bilateral merge fork joining Peercoin with Bitcoin, and forking Haven Protocol into our side chain.\nThis means that, in the end, there will be 2 chains operating together with one being accessible to exchanges and basic user features like sending and receiving; while the other operates privately in the background of this chain only accessible via wallet interface for means of minting/burning and staking/mining.\nThe Haven Protocol end of the chain will not feature basic usage like sending and receiving, and will instead carry the latest features for minting, burning, and printing of fiat Air Cash.\n\nIf I understand correctly, you have two options for binding your cryptocurrency into a static dollar (or similar) value, the first one is $USDAP — which I imagine works more or less like Haven’s $XHVD, right?\n\n>$XHVD will operate much like $USDAP, except for the fact that they are using smart contracts and we are applying a new solid blockchain. This static resource backed currency chain will operate to back the overall reserves and value of $XAP and Air Cash\n\nAnd the second one, Air Cash, I find especially interesting. You will allow users to print their own QR coded “paper money” for use at retailers, etc. Does this money exist on its own sidechain, or is it more or less a physical version of the $USDAP?\n\n>This is correct. Air Cash will be the physical, fiat form of $USDAP. Users will be able to customize their own fiat currency sheets with predesigned templates that they can then add to their basic home printer.\nThe user would choose the denomination (Sheets would print in size of 8 bills) and they could choose to set the bills equally, or to diferent denominations. The wallet would then generate private key, and print the denomination value of $USDAP on the bill front along with the QR code generated Private Key as the center. The wallet would send the wallet to this address and it would be removed from the wallet entirely. The Air Cash would now maintain the value of the $USDAP and can be used in store or handed over to another person.\nThe merchant or user could then sweep the Air Cash into their wallet and receive $USDAP. The paper would then become worthless and could be recycled as needed.\n\nWill the creating of Air Cash require any form of miner fee, and if so will that fee be a “static value” bound to it or a fluctuating value? In other words, will it be tied to cents or to “satoshis”?\n\n>The creating of Air Cash will require a static fee tied to $USDAP that will only vary based on a the amount you send. These ranges would most likely be $0.01-$10,000, $10,001-$100,000, and $100,001+. These fees will most likely be extremely small ranging from $0.05-$0.15 accordingly.\nWe are not going to allow miners/stakers to set the price on this as people should not be held back from when they need fiat, but all things take resources to create, and we feel a small fee should be in line to provide back resources to the mining and staking community securing and operating our network.\n\nAlso, what happens if a user looses an Air Cash bill before they get the ability to spend it. Will it be lost forever, like “normal currency” or will it only be lost if someone manages to spend it before you have time to move the currency to another address, and print a new bill?\n\n>The user will have a maintained track record of all of the bills they print within their private Air Cash Ledger. This ledger will not be available to the public due to the Haven Protocol/Monero Privacy Features. The user will be able to swap an Air Cash bill if it has not been swept into the receiving parties wallet if they set the loss prevention feature on within their wallet.\nIf the bill has been swept into the receiving parties wallet, they will not be able to cancel the bill. This feature will be available via desktop and mobile to ensure the quickest response to lost funds. This would encourage people to ensure that the receiving party sweeps their funds immediately, as you would want to ensure the value is on the bill!\n\nAs a miner, I’m curious about how I can obtain Bitcoin Air through mining. I’ve seen you describe the project as “Hybrid Dynamic Proof of Stake and Proof of Work coin” — does this mean that one can both mine and stake in order to participate in the network?\n\n>We are currently developing a new consensus algorithm that we are dubbing “Proof of Risk”. We prefer not to release much information on our new consensus algorithm for now, but we plan to release extensive information once it is perfected. Just know for now, you will be allowed to both mine, and stake. It will also be HIGHLY encouraged, if not required, to do so in some sort of way.\n\nCan you tell us a bit more a bout the planned merchant platform, what are its base features and how will it work?\n\n>The future merchant platform will be available to both in-person and online merchants. Small Business that accept Bitcoin Air will be able to use any tablet that allows them to download the Bitcoin Air PoS Application. This will allow their tablet to turn into a mobile PoS system with Sweep features thanks to the cameras on most tablets. Merchant can establish their item list and can have the consumer scan the QR code shown on the screen to automatically set the amount and receiving address.\nConsumers will confirm the amount and proceed to process the transaction in $XAP. When the merchant receives confirmation, the system will automatically convert their $XAP to $USDAP so they can avoid market volatility until they choose to re-enter and sell to fiat. For online merchants, it will allow integration with most e-commerce platforms available. This means people can proceed to pay for their items with Bitcoin Air via their Desktop or Mobile wallets wherever accepted.\n\nWhen you fork, you have — in your latest community update — listed the following existing chains that will be receiving Airdrops of either $XAP or $UDSAP:\n\nBitcoin ($BTC) holders will receive Bitcoin Air ($XAP)\nPeercoin ($PPC) holders will receive Bitcoin Air ($XAP)\nHaven Protocol ($XHV) holders will receive USD Air Protocol ($USDAP)\n\nI find it interesting that $BTC and $PPC holders will receive $XAP as a result of the fork, while $XHV holders will receive $USDAP instantly without needing to mint them, will this mean that every $XHV holder is guaranteed a re-mintable (or is it burnable, perhaps:) value of ~1$ USD for each $XHV they are holding while the $PPC and $BTC holders will get a coin of fluctuating value?\n\n>This is somewhat correct. $XHV holders will receive a static value $USDAP after the snapshot for the fork. Bitcoin and Peercoin holders will receive $XAP, which is subject to market health and volatility due to access via exchanges. Bitcoin and Peercoin holders who would like to exit the volatility can simply mint into $USDAP whenever they would like to.\nFull Disclosure: I’m currently a part of the Bitcoin Air team and will help them with their marketing. This is a great chance for me to get “an insiders view” on the development of a new cryptocurrency, and as such I see this as a great opportunity for me to get to write some more interesting articles on Bitcoin Air and its development process as it moves along. Stay tuned.",
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