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Crypto-city Points
In the distant future, Crypto-city will be releasing its own crypto currencies. People will not be able to purchase the Crypto-city currencies directly. However, they will be able to get the Crypto-city currencies with their Crypto-city points. --------------------------------------------------- It's easier to earn points when you have a lot of friends. So, be sure to bring some friends or do a friends request and make some new friends. If you don't have any friends, it can be very lonely because only you and your friends can see each others status post updates. --------------------------------------------------- A: Currently, you can trade your points in for your favorite crypto currencies (availability will depend on coin participants). If you are not familiar with Crypto currency, click on the "Education" link above to learn more. A: You can also send your points to your friends by visiting their profile and clicking the down arrow next to the "poke" and then "Gift Points." A: In the future, you'll be able to make purchases with your points for goods and services around the site. --------------------------------------------------- 1. Add attachment for an item. 2. Write a Blog. 3. Write Comments. 4. Add New Events. 5. Adding a Thread Post in forum. 6. Invitee and the inviter will receive upon a successfully request. 7. Add a new listing. 8. Creating a page. 9. Uploading an Image. 10. Adding a Poll. 11. Adding a Quiz.
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Outskirts of Crypto City is the story of Crypto-city told through the eyes of outside world coming into Crypto-city. Share your story of how you came to be at Crypto-city and what your experience has been, what you thought it was and what you look forward to. In the news:  Rapper Akon hops on board and Creates 'Akoin' Cryptocurrency for Use in Senegal's A Lawyer gets on board with crypto and Invests $300 Million to Build Crypto City in the Nevada Desert. Great to see al these crypto-city themes,
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  Decred Coin is based on a proposal for the Memcoin2 cryptocurrency from April 2013 on the Bitcointalk forum. The user, tacotime, proposed the new cryptocurrency and worked with -ingsoc, another Bitcointalk user, and Jake Yocom-Piatt to implement the hybrid Proof-of-Work (“PoW”) / Proof-of-Stake (“PoS”) consensus system from Memcoin2 as a new project, called Decred.   The major innovation of this hybrid consensus system was that it created a PoS governance mechanism, where users opt-in to temporarily lock their coins in exchange for participation in a lottery. These users are called stakeholders. Several winners of this lottery are selected each block to participate in the consensus system by voting, which puts sovereignty over decisions about Decred directly in the hands of its stakeholders.Checkout dcr price for better knowledge.    In contrast, every pure PoW cryptocurrency must rely primarily on its miners for governance decisions since they alone enforce the consensus system and provide its security. However, Decred relies on both its stakeholders and miners for consensus and its security. The end result is that Decred’s hybrid PoW/PoS consensus system is both substantially fairer and more secure than pure PoW systems.There are many appications available in the market to compare the decred price and other cryptos.   Decred’s code was built on the btcsuite codebase, an alternative full node Bitcoin implementation in Go, written by Company 0, LLC. Despite Decred being based on Bitcoin’s code, it is a standalone cryptocurrency, not a “Bitcoin fork”. This work began in February 2014 and continued with the assistance of Company 0, LLC until its mainnet launch in February 2016.   During the launch in February 2016, Decred used an innovative airdrop and small premine to bootstrap the PoS component of the Decred network, establish a wide network of potential project contributors, and compensate the early developers for their work prior to launch. Given the necessity of distribution, this process was determined to be fair, transparent, and yielded significant decentralization from the outset. Decred Coin is based on a proposal for the Memcoin2 cryptocurrency from April 2013 on the Bitcointalk forum. The user, tacotime, proposed the new cryptocurrency and worked with -ingsoc, another Bitcointalk user, and Jake Yocom-Piatt to implement the hybrid Proof-of-Work (“PoW”) / Proof-of-Stake (“PoS”) consensus system from Memcoin2 as a new project, called Decred.   The major innovation of this hybrid consensus system was that it created a PoS governance mechanism, where users opt-in to temporarily lock their coins in exchange for participation in a lottery. These users are called stakeholders. Several winners of this lottery are selected each block to participate in the consensus system by voting, which puts sovereignty over decisions about Decred directly in the hands of its stakeholders.Checkout dcr price for better knowledge.    In contrast, every pure PoW cryptocurrency must rely primarily on its miners for governance decisions since they alone enforce the consensus system and provide its security. However, Decred relies on both its stakeholders and miners for consensus and its security. The end result is that Decred’s hybrid PoW/PoS consensus system is both substantially fairer and more secure than pure PoW systems.There are many appications available in the market to compare the decred price and other cryptos.   Decred’s code was built on the btcsuite codebase, an alternative full node Bitcoin implementation in Go, written by Company 0, LLC. Despite Decred being based on Bitcoin’s code, it is a standalone cryptocurrency, not a “Bitcoin fork”. This work began in February 2014 and continued with the assistance of Company 0, LLC until its mainnet launch in February 2016.   During the launch in February 2016, Decred used an innovative airdrop and small premine to bootstrap the PoS component of the Decred network, establish a wide network of potential project contributors, and compensate the early developers for their work prior to launch. Given the necessity of distribution, this process was determined to be fair, transparent, and yielded significant decentralization from the outset.
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