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@01010 Whole point of bridge is not to be decentralized... It's to connect two systems in a way that doesn't cause transactions to duplicate.
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@01010 Basically it requires software that translates between the address formats and encodes/decodes the address on destination blockchain in the transaction metadata.
@talleo is it decentralised enough?
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@talleo is it a background process? I mean the monitoring process. Where does it sit?
@discipulus It's not a single process... It's actually three processes... One that monitors the other two processes if they die and one process per blockchain to monitor. I run them in foreground so I can see what messages they print, I run other processes using pm2 or supervisord.
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@01010 Basically it requires software that translates between the address formats and encodes/decodes the address on destination blockchain in the transaction metadata.
@talleo is it a background process? I mean the monitoring process. Where does it sit?
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How does the bridge connect into another chain? How it is even possible?
@01010 Basically it requires software that translates between the address formats and encodes/decodes the address on destination blockchain in the transaction metadata.
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@talleo is there a way to not share my private key?
@bitRainbow If the server doesn't know your private key, it can't fetch the transactions... Constantly removing or adding private keys to/from the wallet daemon will cause reset (discarding cached data) of the wallet container as it will need to recheck all the transactions since the main network was launched.
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@bitRainbow Only way to access the server is using a certificate to login... Then all keys can be viewed using either walletd via curl or sqlite command-line client.
@talleo is there a way to not share my private key?
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@talleo can you access servers to see all keys?
@bitRainbow Only way to access the server is using a certificate to login... Then all keys can be viewed using either walletd via curl or sqlite command-line client.
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Private spend key, wallet address and e-mail address are stored in sqlite database... None of them are encrypted as no external script can access the database, password authentication is disabled on the server. The web wallet tries as much as possible to not send e-mail address and private spend key in same request to avoid leaking too much information in case of man-in-the-middle attack...
@talleo can you access servers to see all keys?
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0x40...1ffHow does Talleo webwallet work?
First of all, it is very user-friendly to log in with email and passcode (which is sent to email) instead of Metamask and Ledger.
Private spend key, wallet address and e-mail address are stored in sqlite database... None of them are encrypted as no external script can access the database, password authentication is disabled on the server. The web wallet tries as much as possible to not send e-mail address and private spend key in same request to avoid leaking too much information in case of man-in-the-middle attack...
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How does Talleo webwallet work?
First of all, it is very user-friendly to log in with email and passcode (which is sent to email) instead of Metamask and Ledger.
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You are smart :)<br/>I think there is a good amount of those who love freebies. You should probably hustle them for your marketing purposes in exchange for .
I know a lot of people who love freebies, but those are not the best people to do marketing... Talleo has quite a big userbase in for example Indonesia, where people don't have a lot of money. As Talleo has market pair with Dogecoin, which is another cheap coin, it doesn't take a lot of money to buy Talleo using Dogecoin or sell Talleo for Dogecoin and transfer to website that allows cashing out cryptocurrency.
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Where to find this SimpleWallet. Did some research on your website, but can't find it.
SimpleWallet is in the zip file containing also all the other command-line binaries... The zip file is in the downloads section of the official website, on the official FTP server and releases section on GitHub...
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SimpleWallet gets support for subaddresses
Command-line wallet for Talleo will soon have support for using subaddresses. Wallet daemon has already had support for them since launch.
Where to find this SimpleWallet. Did some research on your website, but can't find it.
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If I would use a translator, it would not be to translate something I don't understand, as before I was a cryptocurrency developer, I was writing translations for Google Translate and making maps for Google Maps.
You are smart :)<br/>I think there is a good amount of those who love freebies. You should probably hustle them for your marketing purposes in exchange for .
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I just used a translator and asked him to speak English lol
If I would use a translator, it would not be to translate something I don't understand, as before I was a cryptocurrency developer, I was writing translations for Google Translate and making maps for Google Maps.
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I'm sorry, but I don't understand Turkish.
I just used a translator and asked him to speak English lol
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0x80...f37Does subaddress keep the real address hidden from the public? Is it a unique feature of Talleo?
If you have enough addresses that belong to same container, you can clearly see which addresses are subaddresses as part of the address has same characters. This is because address is just base58 encoded public keys and all subaddresses share same view key.