Since bitcoin and grin use the same elliptic curve, would that allow for any sort of interaction/relationship between grin and bitcoin, that a coin with a different elliptic curve wouldn’t be able to do?
I’ve had a lot of coffee today but I thought of the two elliptic curves (grin & bitcoin) stacked on top of eachother in 3d, and there being some medium between, what that medium would be…
Dunno if you guys missed it but grin was featured on an episode of Обзор Криптовалют. I liked this screenshot so I thought i’d share. The hot Russian lady is not CGI, so it’s official, we did it!
We’ve come a long way fam. Congrats. Dev team give yourselves a pat on the back. ONWARD.
@Grumpy As far as I understand there is no greater compatability if Grin and Bitcoin use the same eliptic math formula. In both Bitcoin and Grin, eliptic curve math is used to sign transactions via public keys that through eliptic math are generated from a privatekey. Eliptic math ensures that you can prove the public key is generated by the privatekey while the privatekey is not dedusable in any way from the public key since the math is irreversible (unless you use the same random number two times). Grin does not store individual transactions, it merges them into a single block. So they both use the same trick to decouple transactions/privatkey from a public key, but they use vastely different ways to store transactions in blocks. Apperently GRIN does not even use public keys, so I gues the signing data of a transaction is just stored in a lumped form in a block. Each time a transaction is made to a new wallet, some information to proof the ownage of the GRIN by that wallet is added to the blockchain, while for existing wallets, changes to their balance are stored. Not sure if explain it correctly but this is how it works to my understanding.
Bitcoin Halvening in 10 Days and Grin is going to Moon! I’m 10x on 2000 contracts in 10 days on Grin. Don’t be like me just invest, but I believe we’re hitting $3.00 again!
In the past there’s been a delay where bitcoin goes up a lot first, then alts start to see a rise afterwards. I think it’s because people buy bitcoin first, then start to look if there are any other potentially good projects out there to diversify their crypto portfolio with.
“They see me typin’, they hating, patrolliin’, doin’ chain analysis and trappin’ me by dustin’ my wallets’”
“Tryin’a to fuckin’ dust my wallets, tryin’a fuckin’ dust my wallets”
I do not think so, maybe a slight pump of 5 to max 10%.
I do see a more positive long term prospect for Grin due to introducing slatepacks but it will take some time for everyone to get used to it.
A large pump would only happen if there would be more active marketing from the Grin community. So get on Twitter and start spamming . Also getting Grin on Signal of some major crypto Apps would help.
Indeed, more than the 5-10% I anticipated. Maybe the extra pump is due to price correlation with Bitcoin which also had a mump, against my expectations.
Or maybe it was Gods presence here that created the pump. Thx for that @God🙏
Has anyone been on Twitter, and seen our Marketing department? SHILL ON! Personally I think putting together an ad campaign on TV would be very successful.
@Cuckatoo69 I think another fall will happen back to 10k, 10.5k, however not sure if that will be at 11 k, more likely it will happen somewhere between 11k and 14k. The reason I think so is due to the future gap, the greed index being rather high and the volumes although somewhat improved still being a bit lack luster. Currently it feels like mostly the price is artificially pumped which can be done at this range but will become impossible when nearing 14k, all the whales will unload and buy again on the dip is my expectation. Having said that, I find it increasingly hard to preduct Bitcoin prices nowadays, too much manipulation by whales, who want to milk investors using futures, I suspect.