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WAVES is POS!!  

There you go: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1216479.0

Take a look at the [IOTA] IOTA Speculation thread on the altcoin marketplace https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1360660.0
. That turned to marketplace from a speculation thread .

so what do you guys do now with 14,009 btc?

buying a new mainson in italy? or a new mega yacht?

I wouldn't necessarily say weak hands.  I like the project.  I bought in at 165000 satoshi and sold at 217000 satoshi and made $600 in a day, but I have a buy back in at a lower price.  It might not go lower from now on, but sometimes it's best to secure your profits.  Crypto's the wild west no matter how good a project is.  I've learned that from 2 years of trading

I've removed all the posts that contained bad advice, as it will risk your wallet, and that's not something I can agree with. If you want to complain, feel free to do so in Meta.

You should be very careful about taking advice from users that are participating in a paid signature ad campaign.  They generally know very little about bitcoin, and need to maintain a high quantity of posts to generate their desired income.  As such, they will typically make up complete nonsense and give horrible advice just to get a post into a thread.

This is one of those situations.  The three users (all three participating in paid signature ad campaigns) that have all responded to you in this thread so far have answered incorrectly.

While it is technically possible to use the same wallet.dat file on 2 different laptops simultaneously, there are a few rather significant risks that could result in confusion (at best) and permanent loss of your bitcoins (at worst) if you don't know what you are doing.

anyone can guess what is the price going to be like when we are approved on AZURE?

Do a "sudo apt-get update" and then "sudo apt-get upgrade"

(If you haven't got GIT then get it! Eg. "sudo apt-get install git-core")

Clone from GIT. Eg. "git clone https://github.com/piggycoin/newpiggycoin.git"

Get all the good stuff. Eg. "sudo apt-get install build-essential                      libssl-dev                      libdb5.1++-dev                      libboost-all-dev                      libqrencode-dev                      libminiupnpc-dev"

Compile. Eg. "cd newpiggycoin" and then "cd src" then "qmake USE_UPNP=0 USE_IPV6=1 USE_QRCODE=1 && make"

You can build a qt wallet on ubuntu (i think raspberry pi uses an ubuntu fork as their default os, but since i don't have one, i cannot verify this) pretty easily... Just follow the unix-build instructions in the doc folder... If something doesn't work, feel free to ask additional questions

Yes. The above will also give you a GUI wallet that lives in the main directory (Ie. not in the src directory). I just assumed you would want to leave the PI headless somewhere, like me on top of a refridgerator, to just quietly stake and just ssh into it on the command line.

You can just double click on the gui QT executable in your file manager. (You may have to make it an executable in properties).

You can also use the wallet.dat with a Windows gui wallet to check on your progress! It won't try to stake if you don't unlock the wallet - it will just show you what the daemon is getting up to.

This is true of most POS coins, not just PIGGY. However PIGGY coins mature for staking in hours not days or weeks like some - a little less frustrating!