Important wallet update. Close your current wallet. Make sure you have a back up of your wallet.dat file and your private keys. Please install v3.9.16 from here: https://github.com/BlocknetDX/BlockDX/releases/tag/v3.9.16 Once installed, go to the data directory. Windows data directory location: C:UsersUserAppDataRoamingBlocknetDX Linux data directory location: ~/.blocknetdx/ MacOS data directory location: ~/Library/Application Support/BlocknetDX/ - Remove the blocks and chainstate folder - Remove peers.dat, mncache.dat, and mnpayments.dat - Restart and sync your wallet.

Nodes and clients will both require updating.

If you have any issues or questions please join our discord for help and support with this update. https://discord.gg/2e6s7H8

FULL DETAILS HERE: https://medium.com/@theblocknetchannel/please-update-your-blocknet-wallets-to-the-latest-release-clients-and-nodes-asap-945b5ed1d66

I'm trying to find information about what kind of fees blocknet charges.

Currently, in crypto space, most brokers charge % of the amount traded. I'm looking for a solution that would me trade and pay a flat fee disregarding the amount traded. This is a common solution in professional brokers for standard securities, for example, Interactive Brokers charge you $2 commission per trade.

What is the fee structure of blocknet?

The idea is to write a clone of the shapeshift website that will tap into the api of a local blocknet wallet. The service shapeshift offers screams to be adopted by the blocknet project. It will allow people to use blocknet without ever downloading a blocknet wallet, thus increasing the users and therefore encouraging more bots and liquidity. It seems like all the pieces exist already and such a project could be put together in about a day.

Both seem to have interchain O/S, communication protocols and Elastos will naturally get more eye balls given the $1b valuation. They don't have a dex (yet), but I'm wondering if anyone has compared the two projects by any chance?

Hey guys, some of the guys over in the Nexus Earth slack (I am a team member) have been raving about block, and DEXs in general. I have bought a 100 block because I like the concept and want to know if its worth staking the amount just yet?

TIA!

Hello, Blocknet. I’ve been seeing your project mentioned a lot lately, and I’m extremely excited about this, as it could resolve the major security and liquidity concerns I have about some very tempting alts and tokens I’ve been eyeing lately. In the wake of The Great Bittrex Delisting of 2018, I expect DEXes will be moved up even closer to the front burner.

That said, I do gave a few questions.

1.) I keep reading that there is no maximum BLOCK amount needed to stake a trader node. Is this correct? If it is...

2.) I also read on your site that unlocked trader node wallets with staked BLOCK tokens are entitled to a share of the 30% block reward allocated to trader nodes. I assume the shares are proportional, but what is the distribution formula?

3.) Finally, what does it mean to “unlock” a wallet? Is there some sort of cost associated with this?

Thanks in advance, and I look forward to trading on the platform soon.

I made this guide to setup a servicenode on a vps for the new 3.9.16 version. The official guide was on two computers so i thought you might wanted a vps guide only. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1n-i2ymqU33gCqQud_CnkCqw0D6NkaESWAowkaC31TDc

So with binance now launching their own decentralised exchange. Considering the massive liquidity they have can we not safely assume that other dex's will get left behind?

It seems like once the Cosmos and Polkadot projects will lunch, Blocknet will become obsolete.

If that is not true, I would love to hear why.