I am considering creating an on-chain social that will be funded by costing about a penny (gas) to make a post. Server costs etc all are all supported by the blockchain and volunteers who create nodes and read-only nodes. This means it is not funded by ad dollars, and the dopamine crack addiction can be subverted through democratization of the algorithm and user’s selecting their own algorithm they prefer. Elon was wrong: on-chain social is possible. What block chain we choose will have to evolve and scale as user count scales. But many blockchains crave such a plentiful transaction problem. https://t.co/HnVqgWEejQ
Thoughts on $Boden dropping out with $HARRIS taking over, US civil war narrative being wrong and something even darker manifesting, potential crypto entry coming soon after $ETH ETF launch, and most importantly @LandruCCC updating us on $CCC dev.
All on $CCC Sunday Sermon Spaces at 5:30 PM Texas Time.
Thoughts on $Boden dropping out with $HARRIS taking over, US civil war narrative being wrong and something even darker manifesting, potential crypto entry coming soon after $ETH ETF launch, and most importantly @LandruCCC updating us on $CCC dev.
All on $CCC Sunday Sermon Spaces at 5:30 PM Texas Time.
This is a Solidity and Web3 code public audit. The blackpaper test website at https://t.co/wMZ2gV5kRq has been updated and now supports Excommunication.
Solidity at: https://t.co/7G3ojuSESY
$CCC is a #FPOC on-chain voting token created for the #Xen community. With the blackpaper implementation, full $CCC vote weight can extend cross-chain to all blockchains. On-chain voting is censorship-resistant and enables trustless execution of vote results.
The new test contract fixes a bug with split token transfers. It is believed that all significant bugs are fixed, please report anything you find in the contract or web page that is an issue, bug, or vulnerability.
To learn more about the $CCC blackpaper see https://t.co/RpY7PnfjiM and https://t.co/HnVqgWEejQ.
$CCC, created by Xenians for the #Xen community members, discuss the state of CCC and current events. Discussion of the https://t.co/vakZ8vpkEY blackpaper enabling full vote weight across all blockchains.
Join us for the weekly $CCC Sunday Sermon Spaces with @LandruCCC at 5:30 pm Texas Time.
Let's talk about gambling addiction and how to best prevent yourself from going tilt.
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Razvan has definitely taken over the FPOC torch from Jack. I hope he succeeds and does well. We need hope that FPOC can still work.
Xen is great, but unfortunately waters got muddied.
CCC is small. We are tinkering with new ideas, but yes, we are for sure FPOC. We will never stray from that.
Satoshi built new money through the fundamental improvement of decentralization. Catoshi is Satoshi’s meme cat son who wants to leverage the decentralized power of on-chain execution (which Satoshi’s bitcoin lacks). See https://t.co/HnVqgWEejQ.
#CCC volunteers, if any, are building a cathedral to Catoshi, the dream of which is to build many aspects of society on-chain using the decentralization brought by the EVM and on-chain execution, IPFS, and other decentralized principles.
#X1 seems like a good match if it supports inscriptions (and logs) as a first class data storage citizen like Jack has said. Inscriptions/logs are key necessities for moving society to the blockchain because they enable transparent guaranteed access to censorship-resistant data storage, cost effectively. This enables replacing private centralized web servers with decentralized IPFS websites that use the blockchain to replace the (centralized) web server back-end database.
Social media and a GitHub replacement are just two hypothesized apps/websites that would benefit from permanent guaranteed storage, transparency, and censorship resistance. For instances that need moderation, like preventing spam, etc, it’s possible that $CCC (or a split token designated for the target chain, see https://t.co/RpY7PnfjiM) votes can moderate. Instead of a web server admin or other centralized governance, these decentralized websites can have decentralized governance with CCC being one token capable of governing
This is what Catoshi followers call the dream of CCC.
Join us for the $CCC Sunday Sermon Spaces at 5 pm Texas Time with @LandruCCC. Let's talk about the first successful barter transaction (shout out to BIGSAMMY) and testing of the Blackpaper!
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Going through the cycles of gambling addiction seems to be the rite of passage. Just as the “wild” was added to the “west” during the gold rush, “degen” is worn as a badge of honor in crypto. However, as the industry matures and the gamblers hit rock bottom, we are faced with an existential crisis. Do we submit to the PTSD of addiction or carry on and build upon the foundation set by Satoshi?
Solana $SOL has become the winner of the “degen” casino and shovel sellers are scrambling over there to make a buck before the token rush ends. This is however shortsighted because most early adopters of crypto have various levels of bipolar and boredom will set in eventually with useless meme coins. The question becomes what’s next?
The current system today including most crypto projects still have an enormous of centralization in the infrastructure. While the token may be decentralized, there are still centralized actors making decisions in secret for code updates. As everyone knows, you are only as strong as the weakest link so crypto today is almost as weak as status quo systems.
While it only exists in Sci Fi so far, the dream is to create a machine that creates a machine. Hardware is expensive, but in crypto, we can simulate this with the concept of a self-evolving DAO. This requires learning from the open source movement and applying these concepts directly to the blockchain.
Token holders can submit smart contract code or edits to the DAO and holders vote to accept and implement it. The DAO can now be updated and evolve without the use of centralized actors which are a target of status quo government and hackers.
Throughout every age of history, civilizations have allowed more participation by its citizens. Voting for a centralized politician to make decisions for us is becoming an archaic notion. With blockchain tech, we can evolve past that and allow citizens to directly suggest smart contract changes. With this power, every citizen becomes a member of congress.
Power to the people.
@LandruCCC has launched the Blackpaper on X1 Testnet. This is incredibly exciting because we are one step closer to having a flexible DAO that has the ability to spawn new tokens for various use cases without creating unnecessary inflation to $CCC holders. Most importantly, it allows for bridging to various Layer 1s while retaining tracking of full $CCC vote weight.
In the simplest way, $CCC token holders vote on creating new “Kitten” tokens on a periodic and automated basis. To participate, you must lock your $CCC tokens in a smart contract which unlocks the Kitten tokens. These Kitten tokens are ERC20 Ethereum tokens that are clones of your $CCC but each are intended for a specific purpose such us bridging.
To retrieve back all your $CCC, you would have to have all your Kitten tokens in its original amounts. If you happen to sell half of one of the Kitten tokens, then you could only withdraw half your $CCC. This allows for the flexibility of the creation of many tokens without inflating $CCC token holders.
Help us test the Blackpaper. https://t.co/wMxtvc0ka6 for more information.
Peace.
The blackpaper is live on #X1 testnet! https://t.co/l3xE8NEWto
Have fun testing one of the most advanced DAO contracts ever!
It enables on-chain voting to launch new tokens with whatever name and ticker symbol wins the vote. On testnet the votes last 15 minutes but on Ethereum it would be ~28 days. Delays between votes are voted upon, which can be up to 54 weeks (but on testnet they will be up to 54 minutes).
All launched "Kitten Tokens" are yielded to CCC holders in the amount of CCC they split (convert each CCC to many kitten tokens)
If you have any $CCC on ETH, some CCC on X1 testnet was airdropped to you, and XN for gas on the testnet. The easiest way to vote to launch a new token on testnet is to split at least 1000 $CCC into Kitten Tokens. This is because the first kitten token ("Token 0") has voting power automatically enabled - so if you didn't enable vote tracking on your testnet CCC (and it wasn't enabled by default, like for testnet minters), just split it and you will get vote power (Command 2).
Up to about 65,000 tokens can be voted to launch, which should last us at least 6500 years on Ethereum if a token is launched at the maxium rate of about 1 per month. The blackpaper pdf is at https://t.co/RpY7PnfjiM. It enables projecting your full $CCC vote weight onto every chain that can be bridged to (rather than having to pick and choose which chains to put your vote weight on).
After splitting your $CCC you may have to wait for the next vote to start to vote, since you need vote weight _before_ the vote starts (at least 1 second before, for the test).
X1 Testnet timestamps are not always moving forward because there aren't any transactions on the network sometimes. To move the chain foward, simply send XN (or any token) to yourself, so the chain updates.
Discussion on telegram, see https://t.co/HnVqgWEejQ.
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CCC Blackpaper DAO Contract:
https://t.co/vFrEWs4n6i
Command 7 at https://t.co/l3xE8NEWto shows all the token contract addresses including X1 testnet CCC.
Token Excommunication is implemented in the contract and in the website voting, but enactment of the excommunication is not yet implemented in the website.