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CatheryneN
8y ago
It's not just privacy that appealing about Grin, it's designed to scale based on usage. Grin is designed so that its network doesn’t get dragged to a standstill when transaction volume increases. This was the core issue in the Bit
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CatheryneN
8y ago
Registration for the Grincon U.S. conference: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/grincon-us-tickets-53080649652?...
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CatheryneN
8y ago
Grin is an implementation of the Mimblewimble protocol. 100% open-source and community-driven. There's no ICO, no pre-mine, and no founder's reward. Repo at https://github.com/mimblewimble/grin and more info
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Mimblewimble/Grin Mainnet is 1/15/19; Grincon U.S. in San Mateo 1/28/19
(grincon.us)
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8y ago
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Grinmint Mining Pool
(blog.blockcypher.com)
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8y ago
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MimbleWimble: Why Silly Sounding Tech Could Seriously Reform Bitcoin
(coindesk.com)
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9y ago
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MimbleWimble: A Patronus Charm for Bitcoin
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9y ago
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Show HN: BlockCypher Ethereum Contract_API (call contract methods withHTTP request)
(medium.com)
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10y ago
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CatheryneN
11y ago
Go Hedgy!!
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CatheryneN
11y ago
"Bitcoin solved the Byzantine Generals problem, but it hasn’t solved the Byzantine Core Developers problem."
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CatheryneN
12y ago
Boost understands Bitcoin better and is much more plugged into the Bitcoin ecosystem
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What Adam Draper Saw That Sam Altman Didn’t
(medium.com)
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12y ago
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Urea Block Chain Moves to the Cloud
(blockcypher.com)
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12y ago
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CatheryneN
12y ago
Indeed, you are correct.
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CatheryneN
12y ago
Someone can also break into your servers and manipulate your transactions. It's our business to run a secure and reliable service. Bitcoin infrastructure is fairly complex and so the probably that you'll miss something are pretty
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CatheryneN
12y ago
You don't have to trust our data - you can check it against the multitude of block explorers available in the market. However, if you use blockchain.info to check, be aware that they do not support pay-to-script transactions and will n
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CatheryneN
12y ago
Thanks - you're the best!
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Litecoin and Bitcoin on same infrastructure
(coindesk.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I have a stronger opinion for those who live in safe countries and have no concern for the people who keep them safe and comfortable. The fact that everyone on this thread can voice their opinion freely, criticize openly, and play armchair
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CatheryneN
12y ago
This made me chuckle because I tease the devs I work with about this all the time: I call them artists. It's the BA vs BS. Devs have the freedom to be much more creative than engineers. I think of devs in a similar way to architects -
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CatheryneN
12y ago
The Navy Seals I have known in my life have been the most honest, bravest, and intelligent people I have ever known. I'm grateful people like this exist in the world.
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CatheryneN
12y ago
Thanks! Yes, for test =). At the BoostVC Hackathon yesterday, the team that won, CoinViz, used one of our APIs to do a visual representation of the blockchain: 110k requests in 5hrs and our infrastructure was still bored.
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Show HN: Post Bitcoin transactions in one page of JS code
(dev.blockcypher.com)
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12y ago
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CatheryneN
12y ago
Thanks Taariq! We were just talking about creating a sample app =).
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12y ago
I just updated the doc. Thanks for bringing it to my attention!
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CatheryneN
12y ago
Hi, yes you are correct! We have the websocket example under webhooks. Here's the link for the webhook example https://github.com/blockcypher/documentation/blob/gh-pages/s...
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CatheryneN
12y ago
Thanks Marie-Lynn! We hope to get a lot of women devs involved in Bitcoin. They are sorely needed.
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Show HN: BlockCypher’s cloud-optimized, full-node Bitcoin with web APIs
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12y ago
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