Why wouldn't you mine them? I'll give 200,000 TIPs bounty for someone to update the logo with the new domain name: http://fedoracoin.top/(First one with a quality logo) Thanks for that bounty, great idea. I'll increase that bounty by 1.8 Mio to 2Mio TIPS for a new quality logo. |
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WTS a seizable amount of CSC (Scrypt POW chain, old CSC) @4000 Sat.
Minimum batch is 10k CSC, escrow via Ognasty.
If interested, please PM me.
Edited 10/28/2017 to reflect increased BTC price
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So this swap requires me to send all my coins to a third party address that I have no control over (in terms of private keys) and to just trust all is well?
I would have preferred a trusted exchange to handle the swap or that people at least have the choice to not swap (and dump) which is now impossible as deposits are halted on all exchanges.
I really don't feel comfortable sending all I've mined over the years into thin air and would therefor hope you reconsider the option for exchanges to process the swap as well.
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http://www.swisshydro.io/#tokensaleICO Start December 2017
ICO End January 6 or when hard cap reached (30,000,000 ST)
Token Name SH
Token Full Name Swisshydro SH Token
Smart Contract Address Whitelist to see
Smart Contract Source https://github.com/swisshydro/token_sale
Token Supply 120,000,000 (30,000,000 sold in ICO)
Exchange Rate 1 ST = 0.01 ETH
Unsold Tokens Continuous Sale After ICO
Accepted Currencies ETH
Token Role Voucher for Mining Contracts So, your token ticker is SH or ST, depending on what time it is, eh? Hey, can I be whitelisted so to see the smart contract address? I swear to Jehovah that I won't tell anybody.  The ticker must obviously be ST, as SH is taken by Shilling since 2016: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1588787.0 |
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I couldn't agree more.
I am getting tired of reporting the nonsensical posts that pop-up everywhere in huge quantities.
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I'm taking over this coin.
Have a team of 7 members with me now.
Those who would like to join to renow this coin may please pm me.
That's exciting news, thanks for your efforts. Will contribute/help where I can/see fit. |
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Hello guys, can anyione help me?
Last time I was using the slimcoin wallet was about a month ago, it worked quite well (0.5). Now I tried to start it today, it loaded the blockhain fine. But after I unlocked it completely floods my cpu, contsant 50% usage, was mining previously only on one thread, now the mining software barely does 0.1 khashes... And the whole wallet is super slow after unlocking...
What am I doing wrong?
Your wallet is eventually staking like crazy. Try setting the reservebalance (coins of your wallet that can't stake) in the debug window ( Help | Debug window | Console) with: reservebalance true <your-balance-or-more> If that fixes your problem after a few minutes, try decreasing the amount of <your-balance-or-more> until you find a load level that your PC can bear so you still can stake. HTH |
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So, "USE_UPNP=-" is what you need, it switches off the requirement for miniupnpc headers/libs
Thanks for setting that straight Graham, sorry for possibly misleading cctothemass. psycodad |
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For PoB my wallet should be online. But after transaction to burn address my wallet always crushes. When wallet is empty - it's ok. After wallet.dat is changed or importprivkey command, wallet immedeatly crushes.
This is a known issue that seems to affect only nodes running on Windows systems. InferringGuessing from the truncation of the debug log, the “Afterburner” PoB processing thread seems to create a problem on some Windows systems. There is, as yet, insufficient information as to whether the issue is limited to specific versions of the code or the version of Windows or the host architecture. The group is unfortunate in that the main reason for the problem persisting is that the group has not been able to attract volunteer technical contributors with expertise in the varieties of Windows OS. Cheers Graham I tried to launch a wallet on Windows 10 / 8.1 / 7. The process crashes on all systems after I import the private key and begins the POB mining. I'm a Windows user, but I'll try to install the Debian on the virtual machine and compile Slimcoin from the sources. Now qmake issues an error - UPNP, and make ~ 800 compilation errors. Maybe I forgot to import any libraries. Is it enough? apt-get install qt4-qmake libqt4-dev build-essential libboost-dev libboost-system-dev \
libboost-filesystem-dev libboost-program-options-dev libboost-thread-dev \
libssl-dev libdb4.8++-dev While you mention UPNP, you might miss (among others): apt-get install libminiupnpc-dev Elsewise you can disable UPNP with --without-miniupnpc as argument to configure (if you are going to run your node on a public IP it shouldn't be needed, elsewise UPNP can be helpful if your router/firewall supports it). HTH |
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https://hobbyistpool.ddns.net/rabbit/ is back online. Payouts disabled until the chain can be verified and I recover the lost 1,602,080.20288416 RBBT from cold storage. I have the following, Please validate. rabbitcoind getblockhash 3639761 7d43372b1ef55dc937b8c857c567843fb0687f40658d7ac0c51e6d13ae6ec686 rabbitcoind getblockhash 3653142 d89076b941c23ec401297b70b379264eb53a75235d30986ebf339bee3c5dd6ee rabbitcoind getblockhash 3653239 965cf941d796988782b258b31e0688388b9a021c3cad13c1b4df2965ec1d45dc I get the same hash for all three blocks listed above from my node, though I have been unable to deposit to Cryptopia and Novaexchange yesterday. |
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Hello, I appreciate the work you are doing. I have tried the CLI version that you have posted on a Raspberry pi 3 (armv8) and in principle it runs well but I find the same problem as in the compilation tests that I have made some time ago. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1141676.msg20954309#msg20954309https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1141676.msg21695133#msg21695133While the wallet is blocked, the Blockchain updates well, but when it is unlocked and start the mining PoB it crash imminently. I have to try to reinitialize the Blockchain and synchronize from scratch (I used a copy of my Windows wallet) I will also try to change the operating system. I currently use Raspbian (based on debian) and I will try Arch Linux for Raspberry pi. I keep you informed. Greetins. From my personal expericence with all kinds of embedded computers (RPI, Panda, Cubieboard, pcDuino, Olinuxino and so on), these have some limitations that make them not the perfect choice for running a full node, especially when it is a POS or POB node: 1. Memory 2. Wearing out the flash based harddisks Without staking and just little burning, my Slimcoin node uses ~700GB of memory. I suspect while synching up this amount is noteably higher. The Raspi 3 has 1GB memory AFAIK, if you also run a graphical desktop on the same device that won't just cut it and swapping to an SDcard maybe is suboptimal as well. Right now, while replying, my browser uses ~2.8G memory. If you have coins in your wallet, you might want to try to synch up with an empty wallet and see if you get any further that way. Also quitting all memory-intensive programs like browser and such could help (if you do you run an graphical desktop on it). Then once it crashes, check your syslogs for messages about the OOM killer ("Out of Memory: Killed process XY"). But in the end I do not think that any kind of device with under 2GB (better 4GB) of memory and a fast storage medium will be able to run a full node of Slimcoin in the long run. HTH |
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... how many tokens in total are you issuing?
To all newbies: This is not a "token" (I see this question pretty often so I answer it). It is a full-fledged blockchain, with an unique consensus system. The "token" is issued by a dynamic algorithm and the theoretic maximum is 250 million, but it probably never will reach this number. There can even be tokens issued on Slimcoin  By the way: I saw that for "tokens" distributed on ICOs there is now a new forum section, called ... Tokens . So if you want to burn money with ICOs, that is the forum you probably are searching. But if you want a serious blockchain project, you're right here. NVM, these nonsense posts pop-up all over the forum. One sign to recognize them is that they all talk about tokens when posting to POW/POS/POB coin threads. One very plausible theory that I just picked up in another thread (though seems I am unable to find that post now for linking here, sorry) is that these accounts are all created by a single person or entity to participate in airdrops. The kind of useless "What purpose has this token?" posts have only the purpose of upping their user activity for said participation in airdrops. Right now the majority of these accounts has an activity of exactly 14. It's quite disturbing as I have the feeling that around 1/3 of posts in the threads I have set to be notified are from such airdrop-sockpuppets. |
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EXCEPTION: 11DbException
Db::get: Cannot allocate memory
rabbitcoin in ProcessMessages()
The error you get might be a good hint.. Try increasing memory. |
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Does anybody know why coinexchange.io has disabled the GRE wallet?  |
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Nova has been a good and honest exchange in my experience, while still small in volumes it was the home for so many altcoins that will really have a hard time now finding a new home base where they can be traded.
I do expect this to have quite some impact on the prices of coins that are currently only listed on Novaexchange.
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Just received from Novaexchange: Intimation of closure of Novaexchange
Kindly note "Novaexchange" will have new owners and management effective April 2018, with major upgrades to the exchange to better handle scaling, stability and security.
For better management and security of customer funds we have decided to close down Novaexchange so that the users can withdraw all their funds with no participation/responsibility of action of the new management.
Preliminary plan:
2017-10-30 This information goes public, user registration closes, addcoin page closes, disabling deposits of ETC and ETH
2017-11-30 Deposits disabled for ALL coins, all users get level 3 verified account level
2017-12-15 ONE last deposit scan to take care of deposits made after 2017-11-30
2018-01-31 Email reminder to all registered users
2018-02-28 Trading engine stops, dice game stops, API stops
2018-03-31 Login stop, website replaced with information
2018-04-15 Support closes, all Novaexchange user data removed
Remaining user balances that has not been withdrawn before 2018-04-01 will be considered a donation and is not refundable.
Sad to see Novaexchange go, it was one of if not the best Exchange in my personal opinion. Make sure to withdraw your TIPS into your wallet before the close down. |
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Sounds like a faulty watt meter.
^This. Or, the almost exact double of what would be expected at the wall (~900W) might suggest that the user is metering a 110V line with a 220V power meter. HTH |
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hey guys, I'm here to send you some supporting words how is the search for devs going? I decided I'll be participating in developing next year since I have some background in programming. I need to learn more but I will try to do what I can starting next year. I think we all like this coin too much to let it down. Cool. Glad to see your getting on board. I don't know if there is any progress in the dev search area or not. Perhaps someone here a little more involved can answer. Anyway, welcome! I do not consider myself more involved than you, I think you have been around longer than I in the history of TIPS. But I'll offer happily the little I know: In mid-July this year, testbug contacted me and proposed to revive the thread and get the website back online. I offered to host a block explorer as part of that effort. Since 18th August this year my block explorer is online and humming along. Shortly after this, testbug pm'd me to show some preliminary website draft, that's about the last news I had. I know from testbug that he is in some troublesome situation regarding his day job and that he can't spend the time he would like to for this project at the moment (though unfortunately for him that moment keeps extending to a longer timeframe as it looks). But it's worrying that the OP is so utterly outdated and contains a lot of dead links, wrong pool info etc. At this point it is all up to the community itself to decide the future direction for TIPS. There is no dev, only this community here. The original dev invisibel has gone a long time ago and nobody ever took up that duty from him. |
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My wallet that I compiled from above URL stopped working, the repo has been removed again and I wonder what honest reasons might exist to remove the sources and only send them to selected parties. |
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Sent you a message. Per the message, email me and I will send you v0.13.1 which fixes that issue.
Why not just upload it to github? So we can all benefit from your improvements. May I ask what your reason is to keep sources in private? |
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