Nano-node Alternatives
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goshimmer
GoShimmer implementation of Coordicide
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Bitcoin
Bitcoin Core integration/staging tree
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Scout
Get performance insights in less than 4 minutes. Scout APM uses tracing logic that ties bottlenecks to source code so you know the exact line of code causing performance issues and can get back to building a great product faster.
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stellar-core
stellar-core is the reference implementation for the peer to peer agent that manages the Stellar network
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bip39
A web tool for converting BIP39 mnemonic codes
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cuckoo
a memory-bound graph-theoretic proof-of-work system (by tromp)
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Nault
👛 The most advanced wallet for the Nano cryptocurrency, with focus on security, speed and robustness. Based on NanoVault.
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banano
Banano is a cryptocurrency utilizing a block-lettuce™ architecture.
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pippin_nano_wallet
A high performance, lightweight alternative to the NANO Node developer wallet.
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blue-app-banano
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Nano_Callback_System
Server and Clients for a Nano Callback Notification System - for example for use on esp32 to trigger a USB charger based on a fixed payment of Nano
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Gridcoin-Tasks
Gridcoin community tasks repository
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nano
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nano-bip39-demo
App to demonstrate Nano private key derivation from BIP39 mnemonic
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LightningExchanges
Let's keep track of the exchanges that support Lightning Network
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musig-nano
A MuSig implementation for Nano: https://blockstream.com/2018/01/23/musig-key-aggregation-schnorr-signatures.html
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wiki
Unofficial Wiki for the Nano Cryptocurrency (by NanoTools)
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notes
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nanocurrency
Posts
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[Nano Implementation] - I believe that there is a huge opportunity to become rich for the person who creates this.
https://changelly.com is great, plus its recommended by nano.org . Fees are pretty low as well
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Lightweight payment processing without running a node
So to prove this, I grabbed the nano node package from: https://github.com/nanocurrency/nano-node
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General Info and Daily Discussion
Main Site - nano.org
- Scalability in terms of node voting.
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What are some downsides or concerns ahout Nano?
Which is why sweeping wallets is a thing right now, and Leger Pruning is being worked on. They're both non-issues.
- What is really bad for the environment but most people are okay with ?
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Bitcoin - Is it really worth it?
Been thinking about doing the same, they actually have some docs on it on nano.org.
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WeNano is by far the best free crypto game out there; the secret code for business payouts is genius. In Portland, you could collect 10 NANO a month easy
Download the app and learn more about it here: https://nano.org/
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WeNano is by far the best free crypto game out there; the secret code for business payouts is genius.
Download the app here: https://nano.org/
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The environmental cost of #Bitcoin: "One mine alone was using 175MW of electricity, the government said"
Simple solution: Use Nano instead. It's instant, 100% fee-less and about 6,000,000x more energy-efficient than Bitcoin (0.1 Wh per transaction), while offering all of its benefits. Sounds too good to be true, I know. But it's been working flawlessly since late 2014. If you wanna give it a chance, download a wallet like Natrium, post your address here and I'll send you some Nano to play around with. Using Bitcoin is completely unnecessary.
You're right that Proof-of-Stake is a lot better than Proof-of-Work from an environmental point of view, which is an extremely important development. However, PoS also has some drawbacks, like strong centralization tendencies (because those who already own a lot of coins gain even more by staking them). A relatively new approach to solving the double-spend problem is Nano's combination of a data structure called Block Lattice and Open Representative Voting. In a Block Lattice, each account has its own Blockchain. Only the owner himself can push new transactions to his/her chain. Special accounts (the Representatives) only vote on conflicting transactions. Their voting weigths depend on the amount of coins that other accounts have delegated to them. The basic concept is very similar to the concept of representative democracy, where people assign their votes to representatives who then vote on their behalf on important issues. The main benefit of this approach is a lack of environmentally harmful mining, which allows extremely efficient transactions without any fees and near-instant transaction times. If you want to learn more about Open Representative Voting, check out the Nano website.
- Nano is what Bitcoin hoped to be
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These fees make me want to vomit
Sending and receiving Nano is completely feeless. You can learn more here at https://nano.org
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Nano is a better store of wealth than Bitcoin
BTC has easy-to-use multisig wallets which is pretty huge for SOV and custody. As far as I can tell, NANO still doesn't have this - https://github.com/nanocurrency/nano-node/issues/462 . I found a third-party attempt at it mentioned on forums called "MuSig", but the links seem to be dead. I think it may be possible to "roll your own" multisig NANO wallet, but this isn't something anyone storing wealth wants to do themselves or trust to a random developer.
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nanocurrency/nano-node is an open source project licensed under BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License which is an OSI approved license.