Proudly announce the launch of Steemiex, a new gateway that bridges Steem blockchain into Ripple-Consensus-Ledger (RCL). Users can deposit STEEM and/or SBD into Ripple-network via Steemiex, send or trade

1. on TRADE tab, click on currency-pair drop-down, then + button. 2. click Custom, enter new Issuer Name, Address, and Currency. 3. Now you can select newly added currency, and Add Market. 4. You can also

Any withdrawal of STM or SBD must be sent to Steemiex's Hotwallet: r3dpA9FBczceWTWh4FRquuSvEVaQyU3GNg [ Important: Do NOT send any STM or SBD to Steemiex's issuing address. ] There are two methods of

Before making any deposit, you must connect your Ripple account to Steemiex issuing address: rKYyUDK7N4Wd685xjfMeXM9G8xEe5ciVkC Deposit from Steem blockchain Make sure you had set sufficient trustlimit

Issuing Address: rKYyUDK7N4Wd685xjfMeXM9G8xEe5ciVkC Ripplerm-Wallet Switch the wallet-account to your own address, and set the associated secret-key. (please refer Ripple-Wallet Guide #1) Go to Truslines

This giveaway campaign is intended to help Steem members who like to join Ripple network, by activating their new accounts with 20XRP. The XRPs of this giveaway is crowd-funded from xrpchat communities:

Wallet Demo: Source Code: Switching between Markets Clicking on the down-arrow next to the trade-pair will bring up a list of market for selection. If the desired market is not on the list, simply choose

Wallet Demo: Source Code: Overview The GUI should be self-explanatory. Recipient Input from Contacts list: Besides normal ripple-address, you can also choose to input a name of Gateways or your Contacts,

Wallet Demo: Source Code: All currencies (except XRP) on Ripple-Consensus-Ledger are IOUs, which are recorded on RCL as balances of trustlines between two parties. To view/manage trustlines on ripple-wallet,

Introduction The relationship between the 'secret_key' and address of a Ripple account, is quite different from other cryptos. In Ripple, when we say 'secret_key', it's not refering to the private-key

Wallet Demo: Source Code: On load, the wallet will land on the Info tab. Here's the place to check the XRP balance and other settings of an account. For example, a snapshot of Info page for the issuing

Demo: Source: Information on the Header Network: indicates the connection status (online/offline), and whether you are on Main/Testnet. Server: The main server that's currently being used, and its Fee

Background There was an official wallet developed by RippleLabs team. One hosted at and also a downloadable Desktop-Client available on their website. However, since an incident in mid-2015, the company

Out of curiosity, I tried to code a simple voting-bot, and deployed it two days ago. The main objective of the bot is set to be maximizing rewards. Quite to my surprise, albeit the very simple logic it's

In response to recent discussions regarding reward-curves adjustment and curation-rewards-removing. The problems I think the majority in the community are against the phenomena of post-rewards

Previous: Steem-lib Guide [Part2] Listening to all transactions. The easiest way is use remote.stream() and listen for 'transaction' event, as describe in Guide[Part1]: remote.on('transaction', function

[p/s: This story is 100% plagiarism] A landowner went out early in the morning to hire workers for his vineyard. He agreed to pay them a STEEM for the day and sent them into his vineyard. About nine in

Previous: Steem-lib Guide [Part1] This section is about transaction construction, signing and broadcast. Set Keys Set a privatekey(WIF) as signingkey for an account. var MY_ACCOUNT =

Remote.js is the point of entry for interacting with Steem Servers Setting to set multiple-servers, with login parameters: var Remote = require('steem-lib').Remote; var remote = new Remote({ servers: [

A javascript library that's I had been working on during past few months. This post is just a quick walk-through about its overall structure. Usage a Steem client that could be configured to stay connected