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@Alexxiy · Joined 5 years ago · 9 posts · 4 topics · 2 reputation

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  • PIVX.Name - human-readable names for shielded addresses, live on mainnet · 4 weeks ago

    A PIVX shielded address is 78 characters long, and nobody actually reads all 78. We check the first four and the last four and hope for the best, which is precisely the habit address-replacement malwa

  • PIVX.Ninja - Testnet · 2 months ago

    Due to some circumstances, we decided to announce that this proposal is no longer relevant. Do not vote "yes". This is the team decision. Alexxiy.

  • PIVX.Ninja - Testnet · 3 months ago

    Due to some circumstances, we decided to announce that this proposal is no longer relevant. Do not vote "yes". This is the team decision. Alexxiy. Title: PIVX.Ninja - PIVX Testnet Maintenance & De

  • How to set "Change Address" from CLI · 5 years ago

    Can anyone tell me how can I set the "change address" paying from Command Line Interface (CLI)? Haven't found any option, but in GUI there's such functionality. Thanks!

  • Community Treasury Payouts - how it works? · 5 years ago

    @Eric_Stanek I'm not asking them to code for me :) Just to make a little explanation what conditions should be met to make it work.

  • Community Treasury Payouts - how it works? · 5 years ago

    Hello! I'm exploring PIVX sources, successfully started a blockchain (using another port number) and trying to reproduce the budget payment. But still no luck. @Eric_Stanek Are you a developer or mayb

  • Community Treasury Payouts - how it works? · 5 years ago

    @Eric_Stanek Thanks!

  • Community Treasury Payouts - how it works? · 5 years ago

    @Eric_Stanek Thanks! Now it's more clear to me :) So, for passed proposals 1000, 2000, 40000 and 5000 PIV (in order from highest to lowest Net Yes votes) all except 40k will be payed and the 40k propo

  • Community Treasury Payouts - how it works? · 5 years ago

    Hello, Developers and others! I haven't find any detailed information about how the payouts are performed. For example, the case 1: Total 43200 PIV and 3 proposals for 10000, 20000, 30000 (in order of