Electron-Cash-SLP VS VanityTXID-Plugin

Install https://github.com/simpleledger/Electron-Cash-SLP/releases/tag/3.6.7-dev8

I recommend trying the SLP Ed. of EC, download here. I've created lots of NFTs, but I've never tried selling one (I just burn them and make another one). VanityTXID enables vanity NFT IDs, if anyone's interested.

If you need to access your tokens, please load your seed into Electron Cash SLP: https://github.com/simpleledger/Electron-Cash-SLP

the most urgent issue currently is having a certificate issue with the BCHD node https://github.com/simpleledger/Electron-Cash-SLP/issues/230

Here's the link to get the exe file. https://github.com/simpleledger/Electron-Cash-SLP/releases/tag/3.6.6

Download electron cash SLP edition 3.6.6 from the link on http://simpleledger.Cash which is the GitHub link.

Electron Cash SLP is an even worse story. The link above which is linked from SimpleLedger's front page returns a 404. Additionally, the README of the github project is apologetically unchanged from the upstream Electron-Cash project. The entirety of the links all point to the Electron-Cash project. ESPECIALLY the releases links, etc. Lastly, not even the AUR has a package build of this, although there is an appimage that is built, which I guess is better than nothing.

One future possibility is traders could look for PoW in the token ID, like it starts with 0000000. VanityTXID can do this with SLP tokens. PoW is a voluntary anti-spam technique, whereas fees are compulsory and may enrich holders in a PoS system. With much greater difficulty, minting NFTs could require an ASIC (either indirectly or directly).

I recommend trying the SLP Ed. of EC, download here. I've created lots of NFTs, but I've never tried selling one (I just burn them and make another one). VanityTXID enables vanity NFT IDs, if anyone's interested.

A couple days ago I posted in r/btc that CashFusion required about $500 (or a few hundred $) minimum. However that was with several coins, half of which could easily be traced (the 3 inputs on top, here). Then I thought of the mono-coin challenge, and it took me another day to succeed. My only input to this fusion was the 6.19 BCH on top (VanityTXID starting with 000000). Technically 6.2 BCH is sufficient.

This is the fusion I eventually got (fee was well under a cent). Three of my inputs are on top, because I used VanityTXID to get those coins' TXIDs to start with 00000, which puts them on top of a CashFusion.

I last posted after v1.5.0 enabled vanity addresses. The latest version can be downloaded here.

The plugin can be downloaded here. The example from the screenshot is

Investor. I only "mine" vanity TXIDs & addresses, eg with VanityTXID. If I'm ever rich, or a rich person wants Electron Cash plugins to use ASICs, I might have to buy an ASIC. :)

VanityTXID would be the first to use it, to make vanity addresses with vanity TXIDs. If any other plugin devs want it I'd be more enthusiastic.

If you wanna have some fun with Electron Cash you can try out the VanityTXID plugin I've developed. It comes with an example to toy with.

Every transaction (TX) has an ID # called the TXID, 64 hex digits. Normally it's (nearly) guaranteed within a few seconds of your payment. However we may prefer a TXID which starts with a certain vanity pattern, like '2dad', 'c0ffee' or '0000000'. In that case we can use special addresses whose TXID is only guaranteed after several minutes (block confirmation). The exact details require installing a plugin to Electron Cash, like VanityTXID.