Priceless.... Nothing like owning your mistakes. But shit happens.

I might be willing to make them whole if they DM me and we can agree reasonable terms.

With that in mind .....
If Bottlecaps, to name but one, is still listed then I can't for the life of me think what the reason for delist might be?

Whatever the price you think ( a theoretical miner for arguments sake ) you are mining BTC for you can be certain someone somewhere is paying less.
This number varies drastically around the world and miners will mine at loss to build a war chest for future bull markets anyway.
I'd argue that someone somewhere is paying next to nothing, at least some of the time, due to the a mix of politics, geothermal availability and or the economics of running power stations around demand cycles.

A better metric might be ROI on hardware vs MTBF of said hardware.

There are investors waiting at all price points. The question is. At which price point do the investors outweigh the sellers / profit takers?

I don't believe there is a magic threshold here. It could easily be $500 as $5k. This market has been, and will remain, irrational to both the upside and the downside. 

We'll find out when we get there.
So far these charts confirm my bias for more pain to come.  Simply because the universe won't let me get rich that easy, if at all.


This can't be ignored now. It''s been too accurate so far.
It's relevance might end right here but it will be a usable reference for may market cycles to come.

Nothing wrong with that upper resistance line that a log scale won't fix.

3rd option is an eternal boring flat  negative grind until everyone forgets to check a chart for a couple of weeks.

Bitcoin is going out and maybe some time. A hang over to remember (or try forget)

It's not exactly clear.
Is there official notice from Cryptopia to remove balances by a certain date?

If everyone removes balances? What?
If nobody removes balances? What ?

The is no longer an exchange pair

In cryptopia go to Coin info button on top bar (between forums and services) and search cap
listing status is "delisting"

In balances (uncheck hide zero balances if you don't have any on deposit)

The withdraw button in balances (cap) is active and will offer you the usual options
The deposit button in balances (cap)  is inactive and popup text reads "delisting"

Here's hoping something changes.


.. make me an offer ....

Looks like Cryptopia have set CAP status to Delisting.
Open for withdraw .....

Because "User" ....

No one wants to have to restart a wallet because they fat fingered an input. Especially over something so easily validated.

It's the kind of positive user experience you'll never get praised for but a total complaint magnet when it's not perfect.

Not that I'm hearing much complaint ... very civilised bunch of truckers round here

Yes Props to Tranz for stepping in and working to make matters right.

I'm a bit perplexed as to giving Cryptopia back lost CAP if there is not going to be a market (anywhere?) for them.
This would make it impossible for the exchange to balance the books and even make an OTC sale pretty pointless.

So I'm assuming for now there will be a market reopening at Cryptopia when things are straightened out in their eyes.

I haven't really been paying attention since the Ferengi decided to print his own money but things seem to be moving in a positive direction at last.

OK that's a positive.
There was me thinking it was a real time update.

Cryptopia wallet has been stuck on block 906,134 for at least a week now.

Ahhgh .. forgot about Hyperstake.io .... 1.1.5 not on OP here

I'll do a weekend redo with the latest release.

Cheers

Has anyone had problems with latest version wallet crashing on Win10?

I have been running 1.1.2 forever and thought id update to 1.1.4

1.1.4 has been giving me all sorts of (random) problems .. lots of crashing, stopping sync from bootstrap before it's finished then trying (and failing to continue on network)
then successful sync and a refusal to stake or advising no mature blocks / no weight ..


I rolled back to 1.1.2 and all is fine

Let me know if this is known issues or needs investigating further.

Funny feeling I should have done this with a blank wallet and imported key after sync but .... motivation lacks

Wallet is now open at Cryptopia.

... Aaaaand ... relax

Just had a withdraw problem ticket solved at Polo that was opened on new years eve.

Not Clam specifically but maybe a guide to current ETAs at Polo for this kind of issue.

 Looks like the wallet at Cryptopia has stalled.


I have put in a ticket but if anyone has a better contact or Cryptopia admins read here ... just heads up.





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Anyone know if you can reset your investment profit figure on just dice?
I can do Betting but want to zero the investment figure...

Has anyone considered skipping on these centralised exchanges completely and using the bitshares platform?

It would be possible to run a decentralised organisation with collateralised CAP and a bitshares issued token.
Lets call it the CAP foundation
The CAP foundation account can be permissioned across several foundation members (vote for them if you like)


While CAP can happily stake on the CAPS blockchain the organisation can release tradeable CAP tokens with regular airdrops for holders
to distribute the stakes into the market.
When a user withdraws they receive CAPS to a caps address.(see open.btc open.ltc)

Best thing is minimal costs, the trading fees can be set by the foundation and it puts a POS coin on a next gen exchange.


If you are not familiar with bitshares go take a quick look at openledger or bitshares.org.

0.5BTC to get on an exchange for them to charge fees ?? GOOD GOD them days are over soon enough.

The public addresses and corresponding private keys are in the wallet.dat file.

You don't ever "download" this as part of the qt package instead it is created the first time you run the wallet client.
If you move this file (don't permanently delete them ever, even one with no coins) the client will create a new one ( this will contain a completely new set of private / public keys)

In Windows the wallet file can be found in the following directory

C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\HoboNickels

This folder holds all the block-chain and transaction state data but most importantly the wallet.dat

Good idea to keep a regular backup of the wallet.dat file as it contains all your current addresses (including change addresses) - The block-chain holds all the tranactions


In short that wallet.dat is EVERYTHING. Take care of it, it's the only access to your coins and no one can help you replace it.


Sounds like you re-downloaded the HBN client software. You ran the software, it found the data folder already existing from your previous experimenting so just started up and connected to the network.
In this case you would not notice anything change.
Try renaming you wallet.dat and running it again. You'll get a new set of addresses because a new wallet.dat has been created.

Lastly passphrase protecting you wallet will encrypt the wallet.dat data and add an extra layer of security should it fall into the wrong hands.

Back in November 2013 Bitcoin was discussed on a major BBC news programme.

The reason I remember it so well is thus.
Emily Maitlis (presnter) mentions a list of coins right at the top

https://youtu.be/pF_WaKytYT8

HBN staked (pun intended) it's place right there!

I nearly fell off my chair! Tea went everywhere. Girl does her homework, props.

HBN survived (that's what hobos do right) and by the looks of that current price chart this year is shaping up to be flippin epic!


Actually quite an interesting watch now we know the story this far.