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v8.0rc10 released rc10 was released and included QT UI polishes and added peercoin specific outputs to RPC commands We will release more information as we get closer to the final release of v8.0. Original thread here: Peercoin v0.8 testing Perpera Video Guide With the release of Perpera last month, we also released a video tutorial to using the web client. This guide walks you though all the various functions. You can watch it here: Perpera Web Client Video Tutorial Perpera Web Clie...

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Perpera is a document audit protocol loosely based on the PeerAsset protocol and released by the Peercoin Team. It allows for document notarization, document...

A Summary for the Month of May

Perpera Web Client v0.1 has been released! Perpera is document audit protocol loosely based on the PeerAsset protocol. It allows for document notarization, document ownership transfers and querying of the revision history. It combines the immutability of a public blockchain and some elements of the git protocol. The web client is a simple to use frontend intended for mainstream use. The web client for Perpera is released and live. You can now easily upload and share documents to the blockc...

Here is an overview of what is currently being worked on, plus the roadmap for the summer: Peercoin Website repo: github.com/peercoin/peercoin.net depends on: N/A Website is currently being re-done in react.js to allow for easier upgrades and translation integrations. ETA: 2 weeks Perpera Web Client repo: https://github.com/peercoin/perpera-web rfc: https://github.com/PeerAssets/peerassets-rfcs/blob/master/0009-data-audit.md depends on: N/A Perpera is document audit protocol loosely base...

Peercoin v0.7.3 was released today and featured two minor changes/updates

An April update for all things Peercoin!

This tutorial will teach you how to use the Cointoolkit to create a multisig wallet for Peercoin. All sources can be found on the Peercoin…

Hello Peercoin Community, I’m a board member and treasurer of the Peercoin Foundation. In our efforts to be transparent with our operations, we are making our financials public. We’re here to serve you after all. Here is our financial report for 2018. Honored to be part of this great community, Solomon Lederer PhD, Treasurer Peercoin Foundation Peercoin_Foundation - Financials 2018.pdf (306.2 KB) Bitcoin Donations In addition, we’ve added a Bitcoin multisignature donation address, which...

Peercoin client v0.8.0~RC1 has been released for testing today. This next-generation client is based upon bitcoin-core 0.16.3 with several cherry-picks from bitcoin-core 0.17.1. The new client is segwit-ready but segwit is not activated yet. For the moment the client implements v0.7 Peercoin protocol and is fully compatible with the testnet network. Join us in testing efforts. The faster we iron out the bugs, the faster this will be launched on the mainnet. TESTNET ONLY

v0.7.1 Released v0.7.1 has now been released. Changes include a retheme for the core client, which brings the visuals up to date and in alignment with Peercoin’s new branding. A few resources have also been added to the help menu, including a link to the Discord chat and a link to the updated peercoin.net. Hard Fork Reminder: You must upgrade before the hard fork activation deadline on March 12th.

Peercoin v0.7 Released! Peercoin v0.7 has been officially released! v0.7 will take place as a hard fork, with an activation date of March 12th, 2019 at 12:00 UTC. Please upgrade to v0.7 before this date. You can check below for instructions on how to install. Installation Before installation, backup your wallet from the menu. Please note directly copying the wallet.dat file is not a 100% safe backup. The v0.7 client can be downloaded either from the wallets page of peercoin.net. Installation...

First of all, congratulations to the Peercoin team for getting the v0.7 release into good shape! During the final review process it was discovered that some minor fixes still need to be completed so the planned v0.7 release date and protocol switch date will be adjusted accordingly. Keep an eye on the team’s upcoming announcements. In 2019 the Peercoin team plans on finishing up development work for v0.8, which will feature Peercoin’s rebase to bitcoin-core 0.16.3. Significant progress has alre...

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Peercoin v0.7 release will be a hard fork planned for January 28th, 2019. This includes two proposed changes which you can read about here: RFC-0007 RFC-0008 Running the rc4 binary greatly helps testing and ensures that things go smoothly. You can download the binaries below! You can read the on-going testing thread updates here: Peercoin v0.7 testing

Peercoin v0.7 release will be a hard fork planned for January 28th, 2019. This includes two proposed changes which you can read about here: RFC-0007 RFC-0008 Running the rc4 binary greatly helps testing and ensures that things go smoothly. You can download the binaries below! You can read the on-going testing thread updates here: Peercoin v0.7 testing

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Peercoin v0.7 Peercoin v0.7 release will be hard fork. Current plan is to deploy it in December, 2018. This network upgrade features changes proposed in two RFCs: RFC-0007 RFC-0008 First we’ll engage in testing on the testnet network during the November. https://github.com/peercoin/peercoin/tree/0.7-testing Please run on testnet only.

“Perpera” is an implementation of the PeerAssets DataAudit protocol which was first presented as an RFC in June, 2018. Perpera is a library written in TypeScript and aims to cater to the needs of future web-based applications and development/power user focused CLI tools. The main purpose of this protocol is the embedding of arbitrary documents into the blockchain (proof-of-existence) and the ability to revise said documents. In this aspect (support for revisions), this protocol is different t...

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Changelog: Output is now pretty-printed and colorized, New set of commands: pacli config to handle configuration options, pacli card parse $deckid $cardid will try to decode a card from raw transactio. Useful for debugging. pacli deck issue_mode_combo to help calculate int value of deck combos. deck info now shows deck P2TH address. Bugfixes and polish. Downloads:

First Board Meeting & Elections On September 23rd, the Peercoin Foundation had its first official board meeting. As a start, @nagalim was chosen as the chair to moderate the meeting and @Sentinelrv as secretary to record the minutes. It was discussed that @solled would take on the role as treasurer going forward, but without an official description of the role. Since I was appointed secretary, I will be relaying to the community what took place during the meeting. Foundation Hires Core Devel...

The Peercoin Team is proud to join the Blockfolio Signal Beta. Here is a brief recap of what has happened since the Peercoin Foundation was started a couple months ago. Peercoin on Blockfolio Signal Peercoin signals are now available on the Blockfolio Signal Beta. Add Peercoin ($PPC) to stay up to date with the latest developments, exchange listings, and Peercoin related news. Peercoin’s Sixth Birthday On August 19th, 2012, Peercoin turned six and remains one of the most energy efficie...