Hey, just wondering - is there a way to view the number of coins minted per day? Just wanted to do some calculations - if I'm working things out correctly ,the maximum of new coins per day should be around 2500 if every wallet is being staked, would be interesting to see the actual number.
One would have to monitor coin supply for that. The explorer shows that info, as does the statistics tab ('Total EGC Volume') in the wallet or the getinfo RPC command ('moneysupply'). In my observations of the past, it was below 1000 per day. |
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A lot of people don't like to invest when most coins are in a few wallets.
Hi starmman, When I look at the distribution on Bittrex it looks to be fairly representative of what I would imagine are in the individual stakeholders wallets. When I look at the Rich List on the Evergreencoin Explorer, I don't feel it is quite accurate since the largest piles haven't moved on the Rich List and they're larger by far than any on the Bittrex distribution list. Best Regards, -Chicago I notice some balances I am aware of, namely the foundation's balance (251224.64230695 EGC at the time of this writing), are being misrepresented in the richlist. I have disabled the richlist until it is corrected. |
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As promised, some screenshots of the Android EverGreenCoin wallet in operation on an Android device...    Sending and receiving are working. We are getting near the point of having a beta APK ready for testing on various Android devices. |
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 Here is the EverGreenCoin Foundation's balance new home. As you can see, it is very much still a work in progress and I did go a bit overboard with the components, but I wanted to be sure to overshoot rather than under and know it would be up and running. Of course, as we get closer to a finalized parts list, a proper enclosure will be designed. Again, thanks to everyone who is contributing to the EverGreenCoin Solar Staker project! |
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Sending the first solar powered EGC Foundation faucet payouts now! If you were entered, you do not need to enter again today. You will still be included in the 'real' payout at about midnight eastern standard time. I just wanted to do it via solar, now that I have the Foundation's balance on a solar powered device. I will snap some pictures of this beta setup and post them later today. It is not the physically prettiest of setups at this stage, but the idea living and breathing is beautiful to see from my vantage point. Many thanks to all of the community that have helped and are helping to bring the EverGreenCoin Solar Staker to life. On another note, Bow has sold his first EverGreenCoin tree on the marketplace. I see he just recently added another. Joe (grumpytiger) has also added some items. If anyone else wishes to, please just apply to be a vendor at the 'sellers dashboard' from within the marketplace and we will get you setup. There are no real restrictions on items other than, yes items must be 'legal' and items people might find offensive would not be allowed. Enjoy the rest of your weekend! EDIT: 'Applying to be a vendor' entails, checking a checkbox and clicking submit. Not a very lengthy application at all.  |
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The community meeting will be next weekend. My apologies for not planning it this weekend.
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I today finally recieved the last components, the voltage regulators, to get the EverGreenCoin Foundation's balance staking and sending faucet payouts via solar power. Faucet goers, if you see random payouts over the weekend, it most likely is me celebrating that achievment. |
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 Frosty, a community member that spends more time watching and trading on the markets than I, informed me a lot of 'alt'coins are taking a beating. Presumably from BTC's price, as often is the case. Fortunately, EverGreenCoin is one of the few not in the 'red', highlighted here from Bittrex. |
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Bittrex staff has informed me they have successfully upgraded to EverGreenCoin version 1.5.0.1.
C-Cex as well. EDIT: C-Cex is still in maintenance. They must be performing a reconciliation still. Bittrex is confirmed. Happy trading! Great, is it just yobit to go now? Their wallet is reported to be offline - block height there is 892449 - dont have access to my wallet so can't see if they are on the new chain or still on the old one... Only Bittrex has been confirmed at this time. So, cryptopia, c-cex, and yobit have not been confirmed. By 'confirmed' I mean their wallet has been upgraded, brought out of any maintenance mode, and verified by sending and receiving. Do not send or try to receive from an exchange until you see an announcement that the exchange has been confirmed to be on the proper blockchain and is operational. Sorry if any of my posts were misleading. Just because they have 'upgraded' does not mean they have removed any maintenence mode, resynced if they need to, performed any internal reconciliation, and been tested. |
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Bittrex staff has informed me they have successfully upgraded to EverGreenCoin version 1.5.0.1.
C-Cex as well. EDIT: C-Cex is still in maintenance. They must be performing a reconciliation still. Bittrex is confirmed. Happy trading! |
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Bittrex staff has informed me they have successfully upgraded to EverGreenCoin version 1.5.0.1.
C-Cex as well. EDIT: C-Cex is still in maintenance. They must be performing a reconciliation still. |
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Bittrex staff has informed me they have successfully upgraded to EverGreenCoin version 1.5.0.1.
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I make it under 400 blocks until the hard fork happens, at the current rate that might mean it happens at some point after midnight GMT (probably 5-6 hours from the time of this post).
Looking at an old wallet instance I've got for monitoring the old versions I still see a number of nodes on the old version. These should currently still be in sync with the new versions thanks to Chicago's hybrid node. However once the new network rules kick in at the hardfork they will go out of sync and there is no way to keep them on track from that point.
If you are still running an old version of the wallet (1.3.0, 1.4.0, 1.4.1, 1.4.2) stop it now and upgrade to the latest versions (links at the top of the page).
100 blocks to go (so probably just over an hour) and still a lot of nodes on the old versions. Get upgrading people (if you're still on an old version) I would think, ok hope, all the community on Bitcointalk would have got and received the message by now. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate the diligence in helping to remind people. Thanks! P.S. Upgrade to EverGreenCoin version 1.5.0.1, if you have yet to do so. |
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I make it under 400 blocks until the hard fork happens, at the current rate that might mean it happens at some point after midnight GMT (probably 5-6 hours from the time of this post).
Looking at an old wallet instance I've got for monitoring the old versions I still see a number of nodes on the old version. These should currently still be in sync with the new versions thanks to Chicago's hybrid node. However once the new network rules kick in at the hardfork they will go out of sync and there is no way to keep them on track from that point.
If you are still running an old version of the wallet (1.3.0, 1.4.0, 1.4.1, 1.4.2) stop it now and upgrade to the latest versions (links at the top of the page).
Is it possible to send a message directly to the nodes still operating on the old wallet / protocol version? I believe in some qt clients there is a way to do it if you have some kind of master key... I found some documentation - not sure if its of use or not... https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Alert_system Done. |
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i tried in my other laptop looking right.
and not showing correct in full hd laptop.
Without being able to simulate the issue, it is very difficult for me to resolve it. If you have time, maybe you could experiment with different settings and see if you can help me isolate the source? I cannot replicate it. I would greatly appreciate the help. |
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I see. On my many tests on Windows 10 machines, there is not that display problem. I believe what you are seeing are remnants of me trying to use a non-standard font in the wallet. I had tried to use Typola font throughout the wallet, even getting written permission from the font's authors in Malaysia for EverGreenCoin to use the font. Typola is the font the artist used as a base for the EverGreenCoin logo text. Here are 2 pictures of what I had intended the wallet to look like, using the Typola font...   Getting the Typola font to display correctly was a very painstaking and time-consuming process. It is not as simple as changing the font in a Word document and many solid days were devoted to the task specifically. Unfortunately, issues with the font aliasing in some build environments when getting the final builds together for release caused me to revert the change and resort back to a standard font. However, I fully intend to use the font in the future when sufficient time can be devoted to resolving the aliasing issues that arose. Again, I have been granted full permission in writing from the authors Willy Riftian and Dewi Sata for EverGreenCoin. I am very appreciative of their generosity in doing so and it will be fully leveraged and accredited. Now back to the issue you are seeing, shadabahmed. Like I said, I have tested the wallet on many, many different Windows 10 machines, both physical and virtual. I can not replicate the issue with even the lowest resolution settings on a 5-year-old laptop. Here is the wallet on that old laptop not exhibiting your issue...  I too must do my computing on, what many would consider, sub-par equipment. I suggest you inspect your machine's drivers and see if you can get a signed Windows 10 approved driver from the manufacturer of your graphics card installed. Let us not lose sight of the primary objective of this release, hardforking to prevent unintentional forking on the network so EverGreenCoin can grow to its potential. I did make great effort to bring in other enhancements into the release and I do plan to further improve upon these enhancements. Unfortunate for me, my many sleepless days, and countless hours devoted to v1.5, the font enhancement needed to be reverted and shelved in respect to the primary objective. Fortunately for EverGreenCoin, no forward progress on the font enhancement was lost and I am very persistent. |
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Thanks for all your hard work guys - Can't wait to try out the new wallet.
I wonder what the surprise was...
Staking for charity. Now, up to 100% of your staking rewards can be sent to any EverGreenCoin address automatically and after maturity (60 blocks). I hope to use this to attract charitable organizations into the EverGreenCoin ecosystem. But that of course is not the functionality's only use. While working on it, I did think of you scenario specifically, starmman. Where you do not have direct access to your staking node. You could, for example, have your staking rewards sent to another wallet, exchange or elsewhere, where you might have more readily available access. Please do be advised that if you do have 100% of your staking rewards sent to another address, you will actually be sending, or donating, more than 100% because you will be paying the transaction fee (.0001 EGC) on top of the percentage. I hope to in future releases have a list of charities, populated by calls to an EverGreenCoin server, for people to select a charity of their choice. In the meantime, I will get a portion of the EverGreenCoin website devoted to this purpose in the near future. I hope users do enjoy the new wallet. Chicago and I worked very tirelessly on it. Please do upgrade at your earliest convenience. Thanks in advance for doing so and many thanks to those who already have. |
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