Oh, and I do vote for 'HYPE'. Thanks.
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OK IT FINALLY SYNCED!
WHAT DO I DO NOW TO PREPARE FOR HYP? Divide your coins in block of 1600 HYP to optimise reward. If you have a lot of HYP, this means a lot of addresses, I know. So i create different addresses, then send 1'600 coins to each address in the same wallet? Yes. presstab, do you confirm? Confirmed except for you can keep them at one address. Thanks for that - I was afraid I'd have to send all my coins back-forth between wallets to get them to different addresses. Can you confirm if there's an optimal number of coins, per wallet? Or doesn't it matter? |
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4 Days and counting to #newpiggyweek |
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I couldn't see a richlist for TRUCK - I was interested to find out who the biggest holders are and to see how well it's dispersed, which will be obviously mirrored in HYP.
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One more thing - I transferred my coins from Bittrex to my wallet in blocks of 1,600 - was that right, or was it better to transfer them in blocks of 1,000?
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Anyone else having trouble with truckcoin wallet sticking at block 21,500???
I remember this problem, I think I just restarted the client once or twice and then got it to keep going. My guess (but not sure) is the checkpoint server slowing natural syncing... I will remove the checkpoint key for the updated HyperStake wallet. If you can't get it to take I can upload an archive of the chain. I'd just like to confirm, for anyone who's just downloaded the Truckcoin wallet for the first time.... Presstab, you are right - the wallet needed opening a few times (around 6 in my case) - and it wasn't a one-off experience, I tried it on a couple of PC's. The blocks would update to 21,000, then 21,500, then 22,000 etc - every 500 blocks they'd freeze - but eventually after enough restarts, they were completely up to date. On another note, I trust everything is still running smoothly with NOBL testing |
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Anyone else having trouble with truckcoin wallet sticking at block 21,500???
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I've followed Presstab and David for a while now - on their strengths alone I've just bought in to see how this progresses these next few days.
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I did a bit of back-reading, looking at what happened the last time Piggycoin announced piggyweek.
It was interesting to see the market jump up from somewhere around 15 sat, to 120ish sat the following day, before eventually peaking around 250 sat during piggyweek announcements.
There's some serious gains to be made here I reckon, I'm surprised more people aren't starting to see this just yet.
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I'm no developer, but I've started to see on the news lately about Apps, that let parents set tasks for their kids, and in return, the kids can earn credits, be it pocket money, time on the internet etc.....
Imagine an App installed on the parents phone, and also on the kids tablet / phone, where the parents can set the tasks (clean bedroom, do homework etc) and in return, when the tasks are completed, the kids are rewarded with piggycoins.
Just a thought.....
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Save your Piggies because one of the ANN's will need them Looking forward to seeing how next week pans out! Last time saw a lot of interest in the market and adoption - can imagine even more interest this time around! |
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What about a reverse-split at the same time as this interest change? 100:1 reverse split for example would mean for every 10,000 coins held this would be reduced to 100 coins, with the supply shrinking by the same ratio to 15 million coins.
Ofcourse the effect here is purely psychological, nobody loses/gains anything, but it tidies up the past history of this coin (of which I know little, so I don't know if a low-value coin is something the community here would want to keep). I would love to hear some other thoughts on this.
To my mind, this isn't a bad idea..... At the moment, the only variation in price is 1 Satoshi, so current rates, a move from 14 SAT to 15 SAT is roughly 7% rise / fall, depending on which way the price goes. Given the opportunity to carry out the reverse split, it would essentially mean there's the opportunity for price movements of just 0.07% (at current prices) Realistically, 0.07% is not worth trading for, but what about 1%, 2%, 3% ? They're all options trader's don't have right now due to the price as it is now. |
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Hashrate is incredible  Nobody wants to lose these 24h of pow theres a 9ghs worker on chickenstrips...9 fucking ghs... thats more hash then a average coin.... You know what to do with the 600-700% MIN profit, Barry.  In my estimation, this might hit about 50 cents each (0.001) once it hits the exchange. Gotta love the optimism - 50c each = $2.25m value for a new coin...... |
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Just looking on Chickenstrips - the top miner there has..... 1,861,940 KH/S - by the name of "destroy" I've not been following the technical side of coins much these last couple of months - how are people getting such high KH/S?  |
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Hi I need a bit of help from the community here. Last night, I updated my wallet from 1.6 to 1.10, and downloaded the new blockchain, and left it overnight. Today, when I look, my MINT's are seriously low - they've dropped from 3.8m to 12,865 !!!! In the transaction lists, everything is showing up fine, but the coins aren't showing up, other than the 12,865 in the balance. Can someone help me out here, thanks in advance. Did you back up your wallet.dat file first? Turn off the client first, then Backup your wallet before you do anything to any files. Restart client. Try going to the "Help" and opening up the debug window and type repairwallet EDIT: I am pretty sure if I recall correctly, wallet version 1.7 was a mandatory wallet upgrade...which was a while ago... (back in March) ...so, you should have updated a lot sooner...That was the update that removed pow generation with a hard fork after block 220000. Meaning anything you have done since block 220000 on the old wallet is probably lost? From block 220,000 everyone has been on different fork. ...do you think that may be part of your issue here? just guessing though. I'm not sure how all that works... so it may be that Maybe someone else can help you better though. Maybe the dev can help you recover the coins. EDIT: The thing to do is to check the blockchain with a block explorer such as http://mint.blockexplorer.cc/chain/MintCoin and if everything is there then you have your coins...that is the ledger that counts. Cheers Coolbeans - repairwallet command sorted me out. My coins were from early on in the mining stages, and as I've tried mining various coins over the months, I don't always keep all the wallets up to date, as was the case here. Thanks again though, appreciated On another note, do you know a command to remove the false entries in the wallet? When I opened up the 1.6 wallet it gave me a load of 0 confirmation payments. |
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Hi I need a bit of help from the community here. Last night, I updated my wallet from 1.6 to 1.10, and downloaded the new blockchain, and left it overnight. Today, when I look, my MINT's are seriously low - they've dropped from 3.8m to 12,865 !!!! In the transaction lists, everything is showing up fine, but the coins aren't showing up, other than the 12,865 in the balance. Can someone help me out here, thanks in advance. |
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One idea which I think would help people see the "adoption" of Guldencoin, would be a easy to see volume of all the NLG's used in the retail outlets, day by day.....
This way, we can see how NLG is really being adopted by people on the street - in comparison to the transactions between traders / miners.
I would assume this not to be too difficult, assuming the DEV's have the addresses of the merchants already signed up? :-)
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Look @Bittrex, someone got angry with his coins...
You're not kidding. I had some low buy orders in there, so I'm happy about that, but my god, someone's sold out a barrel-load here! |
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#1293 from me |
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