@micronotecoin You should've looked at the code for more than 10 minutes, because you missed quite a bit, only used much earlier commits, ignored future commits that counter your false claims, and have concluded yourself with misleading and unfounded comments that are simply taking commits out of context to ineffectively smear the project. The Masari project took weeks to understand Monero, and many weeks to implement as a fork. Your rushed audit of the code is most likely because your anonymous account for MicroNote looks like a Forknote project that took 10 minutes to configure, and you don't see me on your thread making false claims.

Please take a look at the master branch's commit history for reference (as opposed to that misleading tree branch you've cut out up to the rebranding commit): https://github.com/masari-project/masari/commits/master

First of all, the first working state of this project is broken down into many parts for ease of readability, including project renames, dns entries, and checkpoints. The release tag is 22 commits into the project, with the Monero code cleanly separated into its own commit and the Masari fork with the rest of the commits.

Monero v0.11.0.0 as an initial commit: 7ad255d89084bd231efe6bd040a357dde2fa1886.

First pass changes, incomplete at the time, mostly addressing RingCT refactors and minor protocol changes (i.e. removing block 202612 bug fixes): c3f3819f6b5032d93bbc221dea4b35763234b716

First pass tests changes, because "good forks" make sure their code has test coverage and nothing is broken: c3f3819f6b5032d93bbc221dea4b35763234b716

The hard-coded checkpoints you're addressing, are removed in a 14-day old commit titled "Clear checkpoints and temp remove dns entries." before the MSR network was live: 358cdf1674e6472d926dcf68c6ccc7c5c5c5ab3c .The daemons would have not synchronised if they were in place.

The isolated Masari rebrand commit, using sed and other tools in the Unix pipeline: a3c700ea9e955af962ba22aac7a8e8426a2dc7a4 . Any erroneously renamed text during this necessary rename for a fork, would be cleaned up when possible, but are low priority since they don't affect the functionality of the code.

This project is aiming to contribute to the Monero ecosystem by promoting free-market competition, where other forks are experimenting in this space. This is evident by the fully transparent code-base available that anybody can use and create a fork themselves, because I didn't squash everything into a single obfuscated "first commit" that would have otherwise made it very difficult to view changes in the project.

If you have valid concerns, please do voice them and we can have a discussion. If you're just here to spread fake news because I've made it easy for you to audit and misrepresent my code, with all due respect please keep to your project.

Best regards,
Thaer

i got a pool running but waiting to see how it will process payments ... i only have 400 H/s so waiting to find a block and see ...

i will post the result once a block is found and paid

i used forknote code and changed the "package.json" as mentioned in the first post

There has been no race created which can defeat Masari in.

I still don't think there is need for another token unless it is better than the exisitng projects,

I want the team to help me understand why this project is better than the current list of privacy tokens already in the market

because masari is community driven. come to slack to discuss and join the community

i think everything looks alright so far .. found 5 blocks and got them paid to my mining wallet

not sure if i have the fees and such settings to the best fit, but i'm ok if i don't move 0.0001 MSR from my pool wallet into the mining one ... i make pools for two things: 1. they are easier to mine from different rigs cpus gpus etc ... and 2. i learn so if i ever decide to make a public pool!

I'm willing to help out (in return of a small % from the pool's fee) if anyone has a server and wants to build a pool on it !

Hi!!!,
 
New pool Masari: https://masari.superpools.net

It has been running for several days without problems, server in Europe.

The payments work perfectly, every 60 minutes.

Only 1% fee.

Thanks for thaer for patched version of cryptonote-util!

Thanks!!

Another thing, I had to touch the masari-wallet-rpc code because I did not read m_refresh_from_block_height well. I'll investigate the problem further and send you the patch.

Hi!!!,
 
I changed the https://masari.superpools.net pool to 0.5% + 0.5% to devs to support the community

It maintains the 1% fee in total

In this pool you can specify the fixed difficulty including .diff after your address

Ej:

NsGpuCNMiner -a cryptonight -allpools 1 -o stratum+tcp://masari.superpools.net:5555 -u YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS.2000 -p x