Displaying that data is the next thing we're working on, the only constraint is time but it should be pretty easy since we're already tracking it.

If anyone has the ability to help lift some of the tasks we're working on it would obviously help the system, help value, and get everything moving faster.

Decimal points in finance is never a good idea.

We use a 128 bit integer to represent account balances, this is too large to present to the user so we defined a set of SI prefixes to make the numbers more accessible and avoid confusion. The reference wallet uses Mrai as a divider.
Grai = 1000000000000000000000000000000000, 10^33
Mrai = 1000000000000000000000000000000, 10^30
krai = 1000000000000000000000000000, 10^27
rai = 1000000000000000000000000, 10^24
mrai = 1000000000000000000000, 10^21
urai = 1000000000000000000, 10^18

The payout won't be lost, your balance will update when you unlock your wallet.

The installer was supposed to install https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=48145

Did this complete?

It isn't being used to solve a real problem yet so any "value" is purely speculative.

We're suggesting an initial market of using it to pay sites to clear the ads from their page.  https://raiblocks.net/#/demos  This is an alternative to ad blocking we think would benefit sites and really makes the speed of RaiBlocks stand out.

Yes it's synced.  You want to back up your wallet seed in case of data loss.  https://github.com/clemahieu/raiblocks/wiki/Wallet-Backups

Then you can participate in the distribution.  https://raiblocks.net/#/distribution

I suggest not killing yourself on the faucet since there are a lot of early adopters, it'll be running a long time.

The payout is fixed at 21,000 per hour which is divided by percentage based on everyone participating.

4 hours seems too long, what hardware is this running on?  Is it version 7.3.4?  Can you look at the log file? https://github.com/clemahieu/raiblocks/wiki/Log-files

https://github.com/clemahieu/raiblocks/wiki/Distribution-and-Mining -> Divider

Rather than using decimals, which is a really, really, really, really really, bad idea, RaiBlocks uses a large integer.

I posted the output from the first distribution. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/raiblocks/FgCtvcPQQXY

From the time the faucet opened to the time everyone saw their click count drop was the first quick distribution interval we did to make sure things were working end-to-end.  We fixed a couple issues that slowed the payout down and finally sent to everyone in proportion.

We're going to add some information about how many clicks were in the previous distribution which will help with the count during rollovers.

We'll be working on getting everything automated and 21,000/hr will get us close to the distribution schedule outlined by the time the year rolls over.

It disables the send button while its generating the transaction, this is so you don't send twice in case you thought it didn't go through. Sending involves creating a small proof of work and if your hardware is really slow it could take a little longer.  Usually this is precached so it's instant but if you shut down the wallet before it finished it has to go again.

You can look at the log C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\RaiBlocks\logs

If his wallet says sent he should be able to tell you the account number and head block from Advanced -> Ledger.

I'm working on exposing these things in the GUI but you can query blocks from the command line, for instance querying your 3kitkou account gives:

curl -d "{ \"action\" : \"frontiers\", \"account\": \"xrb_3kitkou1w7tgwb7hj4x9zu5k16nfzf9t46szij4ojdnysoob71x1c3cbsph8\", \"count\": \"1\" }" 127.0.0.1:7076
{
    "frontiers": {
        "xrb_3kitkou1w7tgwb7hj4x9zu5k16nfzf9t46szij4ojdnysoob71x1c3cbsph8": "F57149534401D9A219C9BD2036DE89F3E3B028C33E79A2B251997DAB8859E647"
    }
}

curl -d "{ \"action\" : \"history\", \"hash\": \"F57149534401D9A219C9BD2036DE89F3E3B028C33E79A2B251997DAB8859E647\", \"count\": \"10\" }" 127.0.0.1:7076
{
    "history": {
        "F57149534401D9A219C9BD2036DE89F3E3B028C33E79A2B251997DAB8859E647": {
            "type": "receive",
            "account": "xrb_1yjanoms98jq3hh58fsgder5pzw98hsyagmh1yeqrnn67fduqkch8xdenjra",
            "amount": "50000000000000000000000000000000"
        },
        "3835A7B38EB7B368CD6D6326E362DF09679983D6BDAA70C5742A1C4E5A0BCE71": {
            "type": "receive",
            "account": "xrb_3ewiuc1y6hsmm46ni85gwh3n1tfxp5np99xx3854psi8776jr8djkar7ipep",
            "amount": "1000000000000000000000000000000"
        }
    }
}

Which says your account has 51mrai which matches what the ledger says.

This idea has several good aspects, it's a new market rather than just a me-too replacement for other systems and it deals in small units which tradition payment processors can't hit.

It would be nice if the transaction needed to complete fast which would make it stand out strongly compared to Bitcoin.

It's a good idea and bringing up and implementing ideas like this is probably the most beneficial thing people can do if they like RaiBlocks.

I'll try to contact them again, I sent a request a while ago though I didn't receive a response.

I received responses from c-cex and bittrex though both were hesitant to add us because of the relative newness.

In the mean time I think Jibble deserves a lot of thanks for running this thread.  Ad-hoc trading like this is hard and would have been almost impossible if he hadn't made it happen.

If you're have contacts in either let me know, right now our best lead is in Bittrex though no one's committed to adding us.

It's always difficult to vault the unknown-coin hurdle but if you know anything we don't let us know.

Were getting pretty close. We have to do things with the new faucet we didn't have to do with the old one. Store click data, generate distribution percentages and store the hash value for the send as a receipt.

We're working on a web module to help people do this, after we get the new faucet online we'll get back to finishing that project for people.

Hey everyone, it's 11am my time and with features like click count tracking and testing to make sure your clicks aren't lost its looking like the completion time will be next week.

The amount of demand is really exciting and we appreciate everyone who's looking forward to using RaiBlocks; we want to get the distribution right.

The distribution will be going for a while so no one is going to miss out unless you're on vacation for months.  Opening day will likely have a likely have a lot of people and with a payout that scales with load you'll probably be getting less per click than on the subsequent days.

Let me know if there are other questions I can answer.

I'm not sure, we'll do whatever is least annoying/exploitable.

Just to give some information on the timer.  The timer works moderately well, there are some more elaborate ways to get around it so the longer the timer is, the more successful someone would be at attacking it.  The only true timer is the time it takes to solve the captcha so it's good to consider that.

Originally the idea came from someone in telegram chat, I don't know his name here or id give him credit.