GRIN trading is live at ChainRift

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3 min readJan 16, 2019

Grin is an implementation of the Mimblewimble protocol that was first announced in October 2016, two months following the release of the original Mimblewimble whitepaper.

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Key features:

  • Privacy by default: no addresses or amounts are shown
  • Scalable through Mimblewimble: past transaction data is purged without compromising security
  • No ICO. No premine. 100% community funded
  • Pseudonymous development team
  • Leverages Dandelion relay to provide additional anonymity

GRIN deposit/withdraw process

Instructional video for various deposit methods

Deposit method #1: HTTP

HTTP method

For wallets and mining pools that support HTTP wallet addresses, use the standalone deposit URL found in your deposit page.

Deposit method #2: Keybase

Keybase method

Set “method” to: keybase

Set “destination” to: chainrift

Set “message” to: Unique for every user (refer to screenshot for message field location)

Deposit method #3: Message

Message method

Set “method” to: http

Set “destination” to: https://grin.chainrift.com

Set “message” to: Unique for every user (refer to screenshot for message field location)

GRIN wallet CLI users:

Method #1

Send the following command:

./grin wallet send -m http -d https://grin.chainrift.com/message amount

Message represents your unique string seen in the images above

Amount is the quantity of funds you wish to send to ChainRift

Method #2

Send the following command:

./grin wallet send -m http -d https://grin.chainrift.com -g “message” amount

Message represents your unique string seen in the images above

Amount is the quantity of funds you wish to send to ChainRift

Make sure you input the requested information fully and accurately! Without this your deposit cannot be processed.

Withdraw method #1: HTTP

HTTP withdrawal
  1. Make sure you have set your Grin wallet listener to a publicly reachable IP:port
  2. Verify the ports you have chosen are open and your wallet is listening via https://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/
  3. Insert HTTP(S) address in the “address” field with port if your wallet isn’t listening on 80 for http or 443 for https
  4. Proceed to withdraw funds from ChainRift

Withdraw method #2: Keybase

Keybase withdrawal
  1. Open an account on Keybase
  2. Install it where your Grin wallet is located
  3. Login so that your Grin wallet can access it
  4. Start wallet listener as “grin wallet -p {your password} listener -m keybase”
  5. Insert Keybase account name in the “address” field
  6. Proceed to withdraw funds from ChainRift

Additional resources

Grin funding campaign — https://grin-tech.org/funding.html

Grin Github — https://github.com/mimblewimble/grin

Grin forums — https://www.grin-forum.org/

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