Update your BIP Wallet for iOS. From the Receive tab, you can now add a card showing your address balance to Wallet.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bip-wallet/id1457843214
Since Apple doesn’t allow more frequent updates, the balance is refreshed once an hour.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bip-wallet/id1457843214
Since Apple doesn’t allow more frequent updates, the balance is refreshed once an hour.
– Гордеев, что с криптой?
Minter Push Hackathon Over 1.5M of BIPs and other coins in prizes to solve this problem! https://medium.com/@egordeev/minter-push-0-1-1363de8846eb
Stage 1: Core. Results
1st place, 200K
minterpush.com (wallet example)
+ fast and easy, top-up via cheques, QR codes, selection of equivalent currency (ruble, dollar, etc.), individual pages for each integration instead of pop-up windows
- not found
1st place, 200К (yes, there are two first places)
push.scoring.mn (wallet example)
+ several coins, history, passwords, API, cool minor features (such as profiles when sending)
- it’d be probably reasonable to work on interfaces and make them easier
2nd place, 100К
minterpush.ru (wallet example, password: 123456)
+ advanced mode (multi-push)
2nd place, 100К (yes, there are two of them as well)
wallet.btcsecure.io (wallet example, password: 123)
+ interesting potential, likely strong security
- complicated obligatory sign-in, long page addresses, no ruble equivalent
3rd places, 50К each
push.gifts (wallet example)
+ potentially interesting functionality (according to features outlined in the application form)
phewapp.org (wallet example)
+ no distinctive advantages, except for maybe profile name, history through cookies, passwords
push.money
+ great API, but with no interface and demo
push.reef.mn (wallet example)
Total: 800К.
Sharing objectives will be published shortly.
Among other things, the team paid close attention to the speed of the work, giving priority to those who managed to meet the initial deadline.
Once again, congratulations on making it to the second stage.
1st place, 200K
minterpush.com (wallet example)
+ fast and easy, top-up via cheques, QR codes, selection of equivalent currency (ruble, dollar, etc.), individual pages for each integration instead of pop-up windows
- not found
1st place, 200К (yes, there are two first places)
push.scoring.mn (wallet example)
+ several coins, history, passwords, API, cool minor features (such as profiles when sending)
- it’d be probably reasonable to work on interfaces and make them easier
2nd place, 100К
minterpush.ru (wallet example, password: 123456)
+ advanced mode (multi-push)
2nd place, 100К (yes, there are two of them as well)
wallet.btcsecure.io (wallet example, password: 123)
+ interesting potential, likely strong security
- complicated obligatory sign-in, long page addresses, no ruble equivalent
3rd places, 50К each
push.gifts (wallet example)
+ potentially interesting functionality (according to features outlined in the application form)
phewapp.org (wallet example)
+ no distinctive advantages, except for maybe profile name, history through cookies, passwords
push.money
+ great API, but with no interface and demo
push.reef.mn (wallet example)
Total: 800К.
Sharing objectives will be published shortly.
Among other things, the team paid close attention to the speed of the work, giving priority to those who managed to meet the initial deadline.
Once again, congratulations on making it to the second stage.
Minter Push Hackathon: Sharing
The purpose of the hackathon’s stage two is the development of the sharing concept—i.e., the ultimate solution to the usability problem for both distributor and receiver. As there are no strict guidelines to follow, the team will evaluate your original ideas and the realization of those ideas.
Some you may borrow from the list below:
– Instant distribution. In one tap/click/image, with no unnecessary complications
– Maximum reach. Once you’ve performed the action, you are broadcasting to thousands of people at once
– Integration with common systems—e.g., e-mail and SMS
– Automatization. Someone gets a link as a result of some action
– Conditions. The user has to fill out a form, answer the questions, confirm something
– Dynamics. The link changes as time passes—for example, throughout a live stream—and expires afterward
– Forwarding. The wallet can be moved to a new link and forwarded to someone
Metadata should be given special consideration as all links and QR codes must look pretty, proper noscripts and denoscriptions included. The user has to understand in advance where the link will take them.
Don’t forget to place a CTA (call-to-action) to create a transfer as it may potentially boost the virality of your project, but don’t be annoying.
You can also implement targeted sharing, meaning when someone opens a wallet via your link, the most important action is prioritized—e.g., an offer to make in-game purchases. This would prove convenient for those who struck partnerships, for example, Time Loop can post wallets promoting 1001 and vice versa.
With QRs, there is scope for imagination. The most simple case might be something like “Scan this code and claim USD 10.”
It’s best to keep links as short as possible, 4–6 characters give over 100 billion combinations.
The more advanced of you may enable viewing link stats, it’s when you add a “+” at the end of the URL and see its analytics: date of creation, number of clicks, locations, languages, devices, etc. If you’ve ever used bit.ly, you get the idea.
The prizes are as follows:
1st place—200К
2nd place (two)—100К each
3rd place (six)—50К each
Total: 9 winners, 700К BIP to be awarded.
The deadline is Saturday evening. On Sunday, the team will make decisions. Early submissions will have greater chances—we are humans as well, and we often need some time to figure out how everything works, try out all the features, etc.
If you got any questions, don’t hesitate to get in touch with @seo2z.
The application form is available at www.minter.link/pushhackathon.
We may miss something at first, so please feel free to describe in detail what exactly you have done.
#minterpush
The purpose of the hackathon’s stage two is the development of the sharing concept—i.e., the ultimate solution to the usability problem for both distributor and receiver. As there are no strict guidelines to follow, the team will evaluate your original ideas and the realization of those ideas.
Some you may borrow from the list below:
– Instant distribution. In one tap/click/image, with no unnecessary complications
– Maximum reach. Once you’ve performed the action, you are broadcasting to thousands of people at once
– Integration with common systems—e.g., e-mail and SMS
– Automatization. Someone gets a link as a result of some action
– Conditions. The user has to fill out a form, answer the questions, confirm something
– Dynamics. The link changes as time passes—for example, throughout a live stream—and expires afterward
– Forwarding. The wallet can be moved to a new link and forwarded to someone
Metadata should be given special consideration as all links and QR codes must look pretty, proper noscripts and denoscriptions included. The user has to understand in advance where the link will take them.
Don’t forget to place a CTA (call-to-action) to create a transfer as it may potentially boost the virality of your project, but don’t be annoying.
You can also implement targeted sharing, meaning when someone opens a wallet via your link, the most important action is prioritized—e.g., an offer to make in-game purchases. This would prove convenient for those who struck partnerships, for example, Time Loop can post wallets promoting 1001 and vice versa.
With QRs, there is scope for imagination. The most simple case might be something like “Scan this code and claim USD 10.”
It’s best to keep links as short as possible, 4–6 characters give over 100 billion combinations.
The more advanced of you may enable viewing link stats, it’s when you add a “+” at the end of the URL and see its analytics: date of creation, number of clicks, locations, languages, devices, etc. If you’ve ever used bit.ly, you get the idea.
The prizes are as follows:
1st place—200К
2nd place (two)—100К each
3rd place (six)—50К each
Total: 9 winners, 700К BIP to be awarded.
The deadline is Saturday evening. On Sunday, the team will make decisions. Early submissions will have greater chances—we are humans as well, and we often need some time to figure out how everything works, try out all the features, etc.
If you got any questions, don’t hesitate to get in touch with @seo2z.
The application form is available at www.minter.link/pushhackathon.
We may miss something at first, so please feel free to describe in detail what exactly you have done.
#minterpush
Minter’s Three Layers
Let’s discuss the ideology that we developed to provide a greater understanding of who is doing what within the community. Minter has three layers of programs:
– Core—i.e., Mainnet supported by validators with native coin BIP—and a single API for services. On-chain, by team
– Services, AKA “Sidechains.” Integrated into Mainnet, they run on top of their own coins but can also interact with one another via a unified protocol allowing them to complete tasks as part of a decentralized solution. On-chain, by community
– Solutions. Explorers, wallets, liquidity providers, merchants, MinterID, MinterPush, and other vital elements that operate outside of the chain yet utilize its capacities. Off-chain
Those three layers are where Minter lefts off—and projects for users pick up. We’re introducing a clear distinction between end-users (transfers, loyalty points, games, achievements, etc.) and developers (core, API, services, solutions).
Core and API for inter-service communication are developed and maintained by the main team. Sidechain-based, Mainnet-integrated services can be developed by anyone. And the most crucial layer—solutions such as explorers, wallets, and pushes—is spearheaded by our cool dev community!
Let’s discuss the ideology that we developed to provide a greater understanding of who is doing what within the community. Minter has three layers of programs:
– Core—i.e., Mainnet supported by validators with native coin BIP—and a single API for services. On-chain, by team
– Services, AKA “Sidechains.” Integrated into Mainnet, they run on top of their own coins but can also interact with one another via a unified protocol allowing them to complete tasks as part of a decentralized solution. On-chain, by community
– Solutions. Explorers, wallets, liquidity providers, merchants, MinterID, MinterPush, and other vital elements that operate outside of the chain yet utilize its capacities. Off-chain
Those three layers are where Minter lefts off—and projects for users pick up. We’re introducing a clear distinction between end-users (transfers, loyalty points, games, achievements, etc.) and developers (core, API, services, solutions).
Core and API for inter-service communication are developed and maintained by the main team. Sidechain-based, Mainnet-integrated services can be developed by anyone. And the most crucial layer—solutions such as explorers, wallets, and pushes—is spearheaded by our cool dev community!
Forwarded from Minterscan EN
🗳 Minter 1.1 Upgrade Proposal Accepted
36 validators, or 88.86% of the network’s voting power, have already voiced their support for proceeding with the change.
🍃 Voting page on Minterscan
#dev
36 validators, or 88.86% of the network’s voting power, have already voiced their support for proceeding with the change.
🍃 Voting page on Minterscan
#dev
Texas is live!
An updated test network has been successfully launched Friday: texasnet.explorer.minter.network/blocks/1
If you did not do anything with your balance within the last 24 hours, it must ALMOST mirror the one on the testnet. See DAO address as an example: texasnet.explorer.minter.network/address/Mx18467bbb64a8edf890201d526c35957d82be3d95
During the final transition to the new version of the network, not a single coin will be lost as the operation will stop, and all validators will have one hour to get ready for the launch with the full data.
On this test network, BIP is replaced with MNT. We strongly recommend you DO NOT sign in to the testnet Console using your actual seed phrase.
An updated test network has been successfully launched Friday: texasnet.explorer.minter.network/blocks/1
If you did not do anything with your balance within the last 24 hours, it must ALMOST mirror the one on the testnet. See DAO address as an example: texasnet.explorer.minter.network/address/Mx18467bbb64a8edf890201d526c35957d82be3d95
During the final transition to the new version of the network, not a single coin will be lost as the operation will stop, and all validators will have one hour to get ready for the launch with the full data.
On this test network, BIP is replaced with MNT. We strongly recommend you DO NOT sign in to the testnet Console using your actual seed phrase.
Minter Network
Minter Push Hackathon: Sharing The purpose of the hackathon’s stage two is the development of the sharing concept—i.e., the ultimate solution to the usability problem for both distributor and receiver. As there are no strict guidelines to follow, the team…
The application deadline for the second stage is tomorrow morning. Hurry up!
https://minter.link/pushhackathon
https://minter.link/pushhackathon
We plan to launch the new minter.network website as sort of a wiki. From developers, for developers.
It will have the following sections:
– How-tos (guidelines on a wide range of topics)
– Solutions (existing and future solutions—e.g., explorers, wallets, pushes)
– Tools (all tools for development and maintenance)
– Docs (multi-level technical documentation, for community-developed services and solutions as well)
The website’s target audience will be developers, while minter.org will be aimed at ordinary users.
It will have the following sections:
– How-tos (guidelines on a wide range of topics)
– Solutions (existing and future solutions—e.g., explorers, wallets, pushes)
– Tools (all tools for development and maintenance)
– Docs (multi-level technical documentation, for community-developed services and solutions as well)
The website’s target audience will be developers, while minter.org will be aimed at ordinary users.
Forwarded from Minterscan EN
👨💻 The results of the second stage of the Minter Push Hackathon
First place
• yyy.cash
• tap.mn
Second place
• minterpush.com
• p.motherminter.org
Third place
• push.gifts
• phewapp.org
• push.reef.mn
• bip.plus
🎉 Congratulations to the winners!
#dev
First place
• yyy.cash
• tap.mn
Second place
• minterpush.com
• p.motherminter.org
Third place
• push.gifts
• phewapp.org
• push.reef.mn
• bip.plus
🎉 Congratulations to the winners!
#dev
Forwarded from Minterscan EN
📗 Minter Wiki: New Arrival
KeepMySeed is an application providing users with NFC-enabled secure storage capabilities.
The project development team has implemented the idea of storing sensitive data—such as passwords—on an NFC tag.
NFC tags are off-line devices that operate without an internal power source. For activation and uninterrupted performance (data transmission), they must be within the range of the active device—e.g., an ordinary smartphone.
Check out the latest Minter.Wiki article breaking down KeepMySeed’s features and functionality.
#wiki
KeepMySeed is an application providing users with NFC-enabled secure storage capabilities.
The project development team has implemented the idea of storing sensitive data—such as passwords—on an NFC tag.
NFC tags are off-line devices that operate without an internal power source. For activation and uninterrupted performance (data transmission), they must be within the range of the active device—e.g., an ordinary smartphone.
Check out the latest Minter.Wiki article breaking down KeepMySeed’s features and functionality.
#wiki
Minter Push Hackathon: Customization
Stage three is all about customizing everything you did in the past two.
First and foremost, challengers need to polish their code, publish it on GitHub, and release decent documentation (preferably in English) so that other members of the community could build from there. These teams will win our immediate attention.
Second, services must be provided as white label offerings so that anyone could issue their own customized push using your server.
Third, a flexible API is a must as it will give advanced users freedom in making skins or implementing the product in bots, apps, etc.
As you can see, we don’t go deep into details here. The main idea is that other teams start using your advancements, embedding them into their projects.
The deadline is Saturday evening (February 15), and this time, it’s final. Winners will be announced Sunday.
Prizes:
1st place: 200K
Two 2nd places: 100K each
Four 3rd places: 50K each
BONUS: on February 17, the fourth stage of MinterPush will start. At this point, we will not reveal the objectives but what we can share is that you will have 10 days, and the prize pool will be increased.
P.S. There will be stage five as well.
#minterpush
Stage three is all about customizing everything you did in the past two.
First and foremost, challengers need to polish their code, publish it on GitHub, and release decent documentation (preferably in English) so that other members of the community could build from there. These teams will win our immediate attention.
Second, services must be provided as white label offerings so that anyone could issue their own customized push using your server.
Third, a flexible API is a must as it will give advanced users freedom in making skins or implementing the product in bots, apps, etc.
As you can see, we don’t go deep into details here. The main idea is that other teams start using your advancements, embedding them into their projects.
The deadline is Saturday evening (February 15), and this time, it’s final. Winners will be announced Sunday.
Prizes:
1st place: 200K
Two 2nd places: 100K each
Four 3rd places: 50K each
BONUS: on February 17, the fourth stage of MinterPush will start. At this point, we will not reveal the objectives but what we can share is that you will have 10 days, and the prize pool will be increased.
P.S. There will be stage five as well.
#minterpush
Forwarded from Minter Dev Notifications (ru)
As round two of voting on the Minter 1.1 upgrade proposal is imminent, we are revealing all the details.
https://medium.com/@danillashin/minter-1-1-a1cd858c047c
https://medium.com/@danillashin/minter-1-1-a1cd858c047c
Medium
Minter 1.1
The list of the network updates suggested by the core developer team was verified.
Minter Network
Minter Push Hackathon: Customization Stage three is all about customizing everything you did in the past two. First and foremost, challengers need to polish their code, publish it on GitHub, and release decent documentation (preferably in English) so that…
Minter Push (Customization): Results
At stage three, projects needed to offer options for customization and polish their code & documentation.
First places (200k BIP each):
🥇 yyy.cash
- Customization options: photo/logo, background color, main text, animation, text on a card shown after the animation, selection of a “highlighted” store.
- Email newsletter customization: subject, image upload, heading and text, button.
- Documentation for launching a project / Swagger
🥇 tap.mn
- White Label presets (sandbox editor): more than 20 flexible customization settings for your push—color, noscript, image (paste a link or upload), switches, etc. You can also import/export to .json for future reuse, which will allow you to modify existing presets or create new ones in a simple text editor. Examples of presets.
- Instructions on GitHub / Swagger
Second place (100k)
🥈 p.motherminter.org
- Customization: thematic skins (+ own skins), target spending (for campaigns), personal accounts.
- Detailed documentation / Swagger
🥉 Third places (50k each)
— push.reef.mn: enable payments to any store or provider (BipToPhone example).
— dev.bip.plus: rebuilt a service from scratch in 4 days. Denoscription and API documentation
— push.gifts: change styles to fit any brand book. API documentation
— easybip.ru (new project): Denoscription and API documentation
We would like to thank all teams for their projects and doing a good job! The hackathon is not over yet, and we will soon publish tasks for the next stage.
#minterpush
At stage three, projects needed to offer options for customization and polish their code & documentation.
First places (200k BIP each):
🥇 yyy.cash
- Customization options: photo/logo, background color, main text, animation, text on a card shown after the animation, selection of a “highlighted” store.
- Email newsletter customization: subject, image upload, heading and text, button.
- Documentation for launching a project / Swagger
🥇 tap.mn
- White Label presets (sandbox editor): more than 20 flexible customization settings for your push—color, noscript, image (paste a link or upload), switches, etc. You can also import/export to .json for future reuse, which will allow you to modify existing presets or create new ones in a simple text editor. Examples of presets.
- Instructions on GitHub / Swagger
Second place (100k)
🥈 p.motherminter.org
- Customization: thematic skins (+ own skins), target spending (for campaigns), personal accounts.
- Detailed documentation / Swagger
🥉 Third places (50k each)
— push.reef.mn: enable payments to any store or provider (BipToPhone example).
— dev.bip.plus: rebuilt a service from scratch in 4 days. Denoscription and API documentation
— push.gifts: change styles to fit any brand book. API documentation
— easybip.ru (new project): Denoscription and API documentation
We would like to thank all teams for their projects and doing a good job! The hackathon is not over yet, and we will soon publish tasks for the next stage.
#minterpush
GitHub
push-money/README.md at master · qwadratic/push-money
https://push.money backend. Contribute to qwadratic/push-money development by creating an account on GitHub.
Minter Push Hackathon: Merchants
Stage four is about merchants, or, more precisely, the ability to exchange received coins for goods and services in a simple, fast, and easy-to-understand way.
The term “merchants” will become key to us this year, just as key as “liquidity providers.” The network must be able to have money—in the broad sense of the word—deposited and withdrawn.
The task for the teams is to add support for as many interesting and, preferably, unique options for exchanging coins for goods and services as possible. Prioritize common sense—i.e., the options we couldn’t live our everyday lives without. Some examples may include: mobile connection, taxi/car sharing, food, entertainment (movies, consoles such as Xbox or PlayStation, App Store/Play Market), beauty services, etc.
Payment systems, electronic money, and bank cards are not merchants but liquidity providers.
Try to put yourself in the user’s shoes. What will they get right away, and not in an hour or the next day? Stick to the idea of instant economics—choose -> press/tap -> receive.
Another hint is to focus on something global, something that we all generally use quite often—for example, Steam gift cards or a single system for topping up mobile account balances (see BitRefill. They have an API, by the way).
The goal is to integrate a merchant in an engaging way, not to become one. Feel free to team up with those who have already made some progress in that. It is important that users that receive your push understand what they can do with it—or, in other words, realize its value. If you create a preset for gamers, make sure the first thing they see is, “You can spend this money on Steam.”
This stage will last until Friday evening (February 28). The winner will be announced on Saturday, February 29. The deadline is final & won’t change.
Prizes:
🥇st place: 400 000 BIP
🥈nd place: 200 000 BIP
🥉rd place: 100 000 BIP
Another four incentive prizes (50 000 BIP each) will be awarded as well.
#minterpush
Stage four is about merchants, or, more precisely, the ability to exchange received coins for goods and services in a simple, fast, and easy-to-understand way.
The term “merchants” will become key to us this year, just as key as “liquidity providers.” The network must be able to have money—in the broad sense of the word—deposited and withdrawn.
The task for the teams is to add support for as many interesting and, preferably, unique options for exchanging coins for goods and services as possible. Prioritize common sense—i.e., the options we couldn’t live our everyday lives without. Some examples may include: mobile connection, taxi/car sharing, food, entertainment (movies, consoles such as Xbox or PlayStation, App Store/Play Market), beauty services, etc.
Payment systems, electronic money, and bank cards are not merchants but liquidity providers.
Try to put yourself in the user’s shoes. What will they get right away, and not in an hour or the next day? Stick to the idea of instant economics—choose -> press/tap -> receive.
Another hint is to focus on something global, something that we all generally use quite often—for example, Steam gift cards or a single system for topping up mobile account balances (see BitRefill. They have an API, by the way).
The goal is to integrate a merchant in an engaging way, not to become one. Feel free to team up with those who have already made some progress in that. It is important that users that receive your push understand what they can do with it—or, in other words, realize its value. If you create a preset for gamers, make sure the first thing they see is, “You can spend this money on Steam.”
This stage will last until Friday evening (February 28). The winner will be announced on Saturday, February 29. The deadline is final & won’t change.
Prizes:
🥇st place: 400 000 BIP
🥈nd place: 200 000 BIP
🥉rd place: 100 000 BIP
Another four incentive prizes (50 000 BIP each) will be awarded as well.
#minterpush
Getting ready for Minter 2: updating the website, removing the promises, keeping what’s been done — https://www.minter.network
www.minter.network
Minter: digital assets marketplace
Your single gateway to major digital currencies and assets: buy, sell, send, and spend BTC, ETH, BIP, USDC, gold, oil, stocks, and thousands more.
Minter Information (#minfo)
With the MINFO standard, all projects can provide detailed information about themselves to Minter users, catalogs, and services.
It will help tens of services and aggregators get access to the most recent information about your project. Just don’t forget to keep the file up-to-date.
Although all fields are optional, we suggest that you use as many as possible. Once you’re all set, upload the file to GitHub or the root directory of your website.
📗 Documentation with recommendations on how to create a file
📄 Example: minter.network/minter_minfo.txt
With the MINFO standard, all projects can provide detailed information about themselves to Minter users, catalogs, and services.
It will help tens of services and aggregators get access to the most recent information about your project. Just don’t forget to keep the file up-to-date.
Although all fields are optional, we suggest that you use as many as possible. Once you’re all set, upload the file to GitHub or the root directory of your website.
📗 Documentation with recommendations on how to create a file
📄 Example: minter.network/minter_minfo.txt
🍪 Chainik: An Explorer for Minter Coins
Chainik.io (beta) is a CoinMarketCap for Minter that equips you with advanced coin stats, rankings, and charts.
The service does not use a full node. Instead, it recalculates the parameters of all coins on a transaction-to-transaction basis, reconstructing the blockchain. This allows Chainik to have the most recent and accurate data, not depend on external resources, and show superb performance.
— Widgets: summary on the state of all coins
— Ranking of coins with data visualization
— Filtering by coin type and more
— TradingView charts with different timeframes
— All necessary coin parameters
— Accurate calculations related to the transactions, down to the pip
🔬 Article: Review of the Functionality
News: @chainik_io
Group: Chainik CHAT
Chainik.io (beta) is a CoinMarketCap for Minter that equips you with advanced coin stats, rankings, and charts.
The service does not use a full node. Instead, it recalculates the parameters of all coins on a transaction-to-transaction basis, reconstructing the blockchain. This allows Chainik to have the most recent and accurate data, not depend on external resources, and show superb performance.
— Widgets: summary on the state of all coins
— Ranking of coins with data visualization
— Filtering by coin type and more
— TradingView charts with different timeframes
— All necessary coin parameters
— Accurate calculations related to the transactions, down to the pip
🔬 Article: Review of the Functionality
News: @chainik_io
Group: Chainik CHAT