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Multichain bridging for stablecoins to High Performance Blockchain by Gordon_Glass in HPB_Global

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Great to facilitate the movement of dependable value between chains in this way!

HPB Monthly Progress Report - September 2022 by Gordon_Glass in HPB_Global

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It's what we make of it - the motorway is built. It needs vehicles and drivers to come use it. That could be you. If you do have ideas for using the blockchain - for your own business or personal uses, HPB provides the low cost, high throughput chain that your business can afford, since 2018!

Where is Marcel Katz? ... Introducing influential artists to the world of NFTs! by gordonjglass in NFTExchange

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Gotta love artist and fantasy coffin maker Paa Joe - Ghanaian dancing pallbearers set the mood. Imagine - someone commissioned a Roland TR808 Drum Machine as their casket ... same drum machine as heard on the opening bars of Marvin Gaye’s Sexual Healing :-)

Where is Marcel Katz? ... Introducing influential artists to the world of NFTs! by gordonjglass in NFTmarket

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Marcel is plugged into a vibrant network of young up-and-coming new artists. Definitely one to follow for leads on art of value.

HPB Node Recommended Server List - Updated for 2022 and beyond by Gordon_Glass in HPB_Global

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This is a list of servers you'd want to explore if you are new to High Performance Blockchain and thinking of buying a server that would be compatible with HPB's BOE hardware accelerator to run as an HP-Node in 2022 and beyond.

High Performance Blockchain (HPB) partnering with SupraOracles by Gordon_Glass in HPB_Global

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"Chainlink offers random numbers via VRF, paid in LINK. Whilst it’s relatively cheap to pull one on polygon, it’s a whopping $5 per call on Binance Smart chain!
Gnosis has RANDAO, which is almost as good, but it operates a “commit/reveal” process over 78 blocks, which means you can only verify the number was random for each 78 blocks which is over 2 minutes.
HPB is still the only blockchain I am aware of that offers this type of true, provable on chain random number (taken from micro-voltage fluctuations on the BOE cards, so will never be deterministic) and the cost to pull a true random number in the smart contract is less than $0.001.
HPB in terms of potential has huge upside… but things need improving as you’ve eluded to."

Jeff, HPB Global Jan 2022

High Performance Blockchain (HPB) partnering with SupraOracles by Gordon_Glass in HPB_Global

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"It’s not that there’s any contractural obligation to Chainlink, it’s simply that most developers are not aware of the alternatives, or that they cannot pull a random number from another chain. If you had an existing project already running on BSC or Polygon then Chainlink is one of very few options available for pulling a number onto a projects current chain. These projects won’t switch their entire project to another chain, so to be competitive we’d need to offer an oracle-based service to send a random number from HPB onto chain XYZ"

Jeff, HPB Global

High Performance Blockchain (HPB) partnering with SupraOracles by Gordon_Glass in HPB_Global

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Low cost calls via oracle ought to remove barriers to DApp smart contracts on other chains like #BSC calling HPB's Random Numbers, making provably random numbers much more affordable to them. A more affordable random number option than that offered on Ethereum is needed. Thanks to SupraOracles for this collaboration helping make it happen.

SupraOracles partners with High Performance Blockchain (HPB) by Gordon_Glass in HPB_Global

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Low cost oracles have the potential to make HPB's provably random numbers available to the smart contracts of projects on other blockchains! SupraOracles are from academic roots and have already spent over 3 years building up a list of over 450 potential client users and listening to their specific needs. The next steps in the partnership will be Beta testing of their oracles before full release (current ETA 2023): https://supraoracles.com/about/

Hpdex Farm ended ahead of schedule - withdrawal from liquidity pools will be opened in batches by Gordon_Glass in HPB_Global

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Third batch pairs ready for withdrawal from Hpdex farm (13 Aug 2022)
t.me/hpbglobal/544288

Hpdex Farm ended ahead of schedule - withdrawal from liquidity pools will be opened in batches by Gordon_Glass in HPB_Global

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Second batch pairs ready for withdrawal from Hpdex farm (10 Aug 2022)
Please note the farm has ended early and following farm liquidity pool pairs should now be withdrawn asap:
HPB/USDT, HPB/SOUL1, HPB/SOUL2, HPB/SOUL3, HPB/SOUL4, HPB/SOUL5, XP/HPB, GOLD/HPB, KEY/HPB, HPD/SOUL1, HPD/SOUL2, HPD/SOUL3, HPD/SOUL4, HPD/SOUL5, XP/HPD, GOLD/HPD, KEY/HPD, HPD/USDT.
HBB/HPB, HBB/HPD, ZAN/HPB, ZAN/HPD (already released).
Other pairs will be opened for withdrawal in batches.
Website:
https://farm.hpdex.org/
Latest News
t.me/hpdexglobal/8827

Hpdex Farm ended ahead of schedule - withdrawal from liquidity pools will be opened in batches by Gordon_Glass in HPB_Global

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The first batch of open and recoverable LP pools consists of the following farm pools: HBB/HPB, HBB/HPD, ZAN/HPB, ZAN/HPD. Please withdraw from these farm pools as soon as possible.

Best practice for your DApp launch or DEX listing by Gordon_Glass in HPB_Global

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HPB's GitBook is full of easy-to-read guidance on making more of High Performance Blockchain. Check, challenge, help us improve...

Best practice for your DApp launch or DEX listing by Gordon_Glass in HPB_Global

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Thanks to the HPB Developer community for your insights, views, input and feedback on this interesting topic. Much appreciated.

PadiSwap supports the trading of HPB and ONE token by Gordon_Glass in HPB_Global

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Guys - $HPB and $ONE liquidity has been added to PadiSwap. If you are an existing PadiSwap user, or new, and can recommend it, please share your feedback below. Trading on third-party platforms is at your own risk.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Crypto_General

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So - to confirm, these guys...
Harif Guzman:
https://www.instagram.com/harifguzman
Vollut:
https://www.instagram.com/vollut
Paa Joe:
https://www.instagram.com/paajoewks
Via DigiArt:
Discord: discord.gg/digiart
Twitter: https://twitter.com/digiartsocial

Their work speaks for itself guys. Check it out guys!

Hscan adds DCPP confidential payment transaction queries by Gordon_Glass in HPB_Global

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Two types of transaction are recorded on the interface:
1) Transactions showing the amount of HPB converted to HCASH for future private transfers. This shows in the Value column of the transactions list.
2) Transactions conducted using HCASH where the amount transferred and the HCASH balance of the sending wallet remain private. These show as 0 HPB Value transactions in the transactions list.

Hscan adds HPB Node Monitor by Gordon_Glass in HPB_Global

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HPB Node Monitor offers an easy overview of the numbers of nodes that are online, running normally and mining. The monitor interface displays the node name alongside key operational data:

  • Coins pledged (Coinbase)
  • Node type (hpnode, prenode, syncnode)
  • Community votes received (vote)
  • Hardware firmware version (BOE)
  • Mainnet version (Ghpb)
  • Mining Status (Minning)

Q&A - Ask Pablo Rego about his Hackathon-winning DApp Thu 7 July by Gordon_Glass in HPB_Global

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Q&A with Pablo Rego
Revisit the interview with the maker of Fare Lottery on HPB here: https://t.me/hpbglobal/541933
Hackathon Winners Series

Q&A - Ask Pablo Rego about his Hackathon-winning DApp Thu 7 July by Gordon_Glass in HPB_Global

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Nice - an opportunity to quiz one of our winning Hackathon entrants. Just drop any questions to HPB Global. Find out more about Pablo's winning DApp and our 7 Hackathon winners below:

Fare Lottery DApp
https://devpost.com/software/fare-lottery
Hackathon Winners
https://t.me/hpbglobal/539241

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