The Bismuth team was pleasantly surprised to see BIS being listed at Unnamed exchange. Yes, that’s the name!
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Bismuth Hard Fork at block 1,450,000 – Nov 26.
During November 2019 the Bismuth community went with the first governance vote, about supply emission. The issue was overwhelming votes for a fork to support a supply reduction. If you missed it, you can find it here. Since then, the team worked hard to implement the change and release a stable version, now out.Questions and answers regarding this fork have been divided into three categories- Regular users, Hypernode owners, and miners.
BISMUTH Team Progress Report – November 17 2019
Preamble This was a very busy month for the team, with the end of the governance voting period, preparation for the Hard Fork and testing of the new Bismuth Node version, branch 4.4.Let see in detail:
Outcome of Bismuth’s First Governance Vote
Decisions are the most crucial part of advancing a project. Without them, ideas lie in-acted upon, development stalls, and instead of progress there is stagnation. The Bismuth Foundation is well aware of the dangerous path of inaction, and has always committed a full effort towards advancing the platform at a steadfast pace. One such large advancements have come into fruition recently, with the conclusion of Bismuth’s first Governance Vote- BGV-01. BGV-01 was a motion that combined a new and revolutionary governance protocol with branching decisions that would impact Bismuth on a grand scale – retain the current emission schedule (option …
Voting page Helper, Dev and Bounty
Bismuth community is currently voting whether or not change the supply emission (see BGVP-1).In order to allow easy and un-restricted access to the vote, the team went for a full client side helper to generate voting transactions.This ensures full privacy and allows to vote from any wallet.External help was welcome to get it successfully running and a Bounty will be awarded.
BISMUTH Team Progress Report – October 16 2019
Preamble This month was packed full with development updates, a major exchange listing, an ongoing vote that decides the future of Bismuth’s emission schedule, and much more. Let’s delve below to find out more.
BIS Trading Competition: inviting you to carve up 30,000 BIS
On October 15, $BIS will be listed on the Hubi cryptocurrency exchange. To celebrate the launch of BIS, the Hubi exchange will award 30,000 BIS to Hubi users. Details are as follows:
BIS Listed on the Hubi Exchange
Bismuth (BIS) will receive a Hubi listing on October 15, 2019. Hubi is consistently ranked in the top 25-50 of exchanges at Coinmarketcap with daily volumes of $200M or more. At the time of writing Hubi has only 34 active markets and 17 pairs involving BTC. Hence, BIS becomes a part of an exclusive group of cryptocurrencies with this listing.
“Bauer”: Bismuth Telegram Bot, dev and bounty
The Bismuth Team is very excited to announce the birth of “Bauer”, our Telegram Bot. Bauer was fully developed by Bismuth user Endogen and made open source. It’s now active on the Bismuth Telegram. A bounty will happily be awarded.
Tornado Wallet and Voting Crystal
Starting from version 0.1.25 Bismuth’s Tornado Wallet has several new impressive features: Import of ECDSA wallets is supported and the creation of both ECDSA and ED25519 addresses will soon be supported (work in progress), see the screenshot below: A new Crystal (plug-in) called “bismuthvote” has been developed by EggdraSyl, see the screenshot below: At the time of writing there are two motions listed, BGV-0 (test motion) and BGV-1 (Reduce supply emission?). BGV stands for Bismuth Governance Vote. In the screenshot below it says: “Your master voting key is not defined”. Click on the Key symbol and generate your own, private …