No, I run under @byteball.market

Isn't it 100 GBYTE? There's a couple magnitudes difference 😀

It is most likely you don't need a full node for this bot. Setting exports.bLight = true; in your conf.js will turn your bot into a light wallet and no sync is needed anymore.

Yeah, definitely, I was thinking about that too and it makes sense. However, I wanna keep it simple for this competition, there isn't much time to finish it. It's gonna be more like a proof of concept.

I like the format of the article, it makes it easy for new users to get a picture about Byteball witnesses. To me the "Byteball is not a trustless system" sounds a little harsh. Peer to peer

if witnesses stop posting, the stability point would not progress meaning transactions would not confirm. The DAG would still grow if new units are added but in case of double spends there would be no

First of all, it's great that you tried Byteball and took the time to write a post about it. I totally understand your frustration, however, you have to keep in mind that crypto is in a very early stage

Nice work! Great summary of Byteball networking. I like the network diagram with all the different roles and how they are connected. Although wallets have a primary hub, full wallets are actually connected

Yeah, I know what you mean, it's hard to find the balance between making it interesting to Byteball users and developers as well. My goal is to demonstrate Byteball features and some tricks and tips through