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Best coin of 2013, right here. Seriously. I expect Mt. Gox to list HoboNickels on their exchange by the end of the week, considering all of their staff are great advocates of the HoboNickel.
Who doesn't love the HBN?! You want one, or just want to troll?  |
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EixEQGCFg68nAR49FaxCbZwo3qqaQofRnG cheers!  Sent! |
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As if this is my first time seeing this thread haha. Im glad youre heading it man, I feel you are the right man for the job. Thank you for taking interest in it.  HBN will be glorious lol Glory Glory Hallelujah! |
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Hey that is great. Thanks so much! Exciting times ahead for HBN |
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Just curious, what factors contribute to confirmations? I did two same amount transactions: one took 88 and the other took about 1500.
3 things . Hash rate, difficulty and possibly your fee. Network hash rate? How does difficulty affect it? Why would the fee be a factor? I was depositing 2 equal amounts to a trade market and one was faster then the other one. What coin are we talking about here? And how far apart were the transactions? Hash rate and difficulty come into play because if the difficulty is very high but the hash rate is very low, it will take quite a while to get the number of confirmations on the network for someone to accept the transaction. As far as fee is concerned if you send a coin with no fee or lower then normal, it will be lower in queue then those with higher fee. |
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It can't work because there's no easy way to verify it. Look at Bitcoin's proof of work. It's very hard to find a block, because it takes a ridiculous number of hashes to do so on average, but it takes only one hash to verify that someone has a correct block. Similarly, proof of storage would have to be the same way, that is, easy to verify. However, how do you do it? If you just ask for a hash of the data the node is being paid for storing, then that node can just store the hash of the data and keep getting paid. The only way to verify that a node is storing something is to have the data yourself and have that node send it to you, every byte, and compare it against what you have. Therefore, you have to do the same work as the node to verify the node is doing what it's supposed to.
Thanks I follow you. So POStorage maybe out of the question. I wonder if it would be possible to send a message to another address, which can only be unlocked after paying a certain number of coins. So for example: 1) Party1 sends message (+ network fee) to Party 2 (The fee could be based on size of message and/or assigned monetary value) 2) Party2 receives encrypted message and ask. Party 2 sends requested coins back to Party 1. 3) Party1 sends private key to unlock message. 1 and 2 happen via manually intervention. Part 3 would happen automatically as part of the client/network. |
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Just curious, what factors contribute to confirmations? I did two same amount transactions: one took 88 and the other took about 1500.
3 things . Hash rate, difficulty and possibly your fee. |
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If you want to see POS work, try HBN, coins are cheap and easy to mine right now. POS starts at 10days.
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Awesome! Thank you. As long as everything goes smoothly for a week or so, I will send you a donation as an offical Hobo thanks! |
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If you're suggesting a proof-of-storage mechanism, it's not going to work.
Enlighten me on proof of storage I've never heard of it. I don't think thats what I'm proposing. Proof of storage is basically where you would be paid for storing information, rather than doing work. My first priority is a crypto ledger that replaces the role of government money and government intellectual property. Proof of storage looks pretty awesome, I wasn't sure it existed, but I think it could be a good piece of the puzzle. Thank you. You should be credited for your submission So why can't it work? Could the proof of storage, be an encrypted message, where the sender sets the price? Only the sender can decrypt for free. Everyone else has to pay with POW, or POStake. |
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Just my luck, come back after about a month and things don't work. I'm using the config below, but seeing some long downtimes for the addnode addresses and I don't seem to be connecting to the network. Are there any others I can/should plug in? MINING HELP
Solo Mining Config
HoboNickels.conf
listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
rpcuser=*your hobo name*
rpcpassword=*Your hobo quote*
port=7372
rpcport=7373
rpcconnect=127.0.0.1
addnode=69.85.86.195
addnode=74.196.48.62
Sure, you can always go to http://hobo.gets-it.net/ and click on the number under connections it will have some addnodes to use. |
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Will that give out the previous interests too? I got all 0 valued stake blocks. No, but since version 1.1 even just 5 HBN will generate stake. So you should be getting stake. |
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Current Bounties:
Merchants:
100 for any merchant that accepts HBN, and 100 after 1 month
150 for charities once they start accepting HBN, and 100 after 1 month.
25 Finders Fee for the person who gets a merchant to accept HBN.
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Version: 1.2
Changes: 2% stake fix and updated checkpoint.
Mandatory: Yes
Estimated Date: Oct 2013 (Ready Now)
Version 1.2.1
Changes: General code cleanup, initial MW2 support, updated checkpoints and stakepoints. Fix for Block Roll back.
Mandatory: No, but highly recommended.
Estimated Date: Nov 2013 (Ready Now)
Version 1.2.2
Changes: Complete MW2 GUI and Staking Support, plus other minor issues.
Mandatory: No
Estimated Date: Now ready
Version 1.3.0
Changes: Level DB, faster load, Coin Control
Mandatory: Yes (by March 2014)
Estimated Date: Now ready
Version 1.4.0
Changes: Stake for charity, Gui, Core and other bug fixes
Mandatory: No
Estimated Date: Now ready
Version 1.5.0
Changes: Many hard forks to fix key issues. Many Gui, core, and peer updates.
Mandatory: Yes (by Jan 2015)
Estimated Date: Release in Nov '14. Fork Jan '15
Version 2.0.0
Changes: fixes for block chain issue.
Madatory Yes, by Sep 2017
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