Any other suggestions? Looking for stable coins, with good APR, frequent stakes, and quick maturing times.

I truely hope people don't get scammed. I did buy some of the coins, but I turned around and made a 40% profit on it after the ICO was sold out. I definitely don't see much happening with this coin though, way too much speculation about it being scam, and just not enough facts and information about the function / features to back it up.

My guess would be its a hit it and quit it scam coin and once the hold period is over with, prices will probably be 1-2 sats. Then the devs disappear and never work on it again.

So when can the coins be withdrawn from the exchange ?

Ok that makes a little more sense.

How much resources do each wallet use. Just curious how many can run on a vps. I know it will depend on vps specs, but knowing about how much 1 uses, would help figure how many can be used on a single vps.

Hmm ok, so about $18 per year? Lets see, a master node will yield about 15 coins per day? That is about 5475 per year. If those coins are worth about 650 sats each (approximate current value) that means after 1 year you have earned about 0.0355875. Assuming a bitcoin value of about $610, that means the coins earned by the master node in 1 year are worth about $21.708375. Maybe my estimates are a little off, but that just doesnt seem to be worth it, unless the coin value really sky rockets. Less than $4 per year profit per MD. Not sure that is really worth it On top of that you have the cost of also buying or obtaining the 10k required to hold in the node to be a MN

Ok, I will bite. I have read through the thread, however there really isn't much in the way of specifics in regards to the features that this coins has. What makes it special? Why is it better than every other coin out there???

I have coins in yobit ready to possibly buy some of the coins when they are released for the ICO, however I have serious reservations in regards to what is so special about this coin. The OP as well as the webpage basically say the exact same thing and don't give specifics.

How frequent are stakes when you have, lets say 100k coins, or better yet, 1 million coins? How large do the coin stacks need to be? How large are the stakes? Are the size of the stakes fixed? How many coins are in existence other than the 500 million being put out for the ICO? The 50% APR is that only for the first year, or is that forever, or is there some type of scale? I guess these should suffice so far.

I have others, but I would like to see the majority of those questions answered plus more specifics provided about the features of the coin as it pertains to launch as well as the short term future and long term future, otherwise i'm probably going to have to pass.

Not sure im understanding exactly what you are saying. $1.50 per masternood/vps??? A VPS for $1.50 per month, or a master node makes $1.50 per month?

DNET is already on the short list lol. I already have a set of coins that I stake, as an asset within BURST, I am now looking to create a 2nd asset, with brand new coins. DNET is already included in that 2nd asset, at least it will be once I release it.

I know some VPS's have a lot of IP addresses available to them, albeit IPv6. It would then come down to other resources, ram, drive space, cpu etc.

So are people running multiple MN wallets on single cheap VPS's that are given multiple public IPs???

I have a question.

How are people creating so many master nodes, if each requires its on public IP address? I would imagine that purchasing VPS or servers or what not that offer so many IP address would be rather expensive thus not be feasible to have so many master nodes to profit from. What am I missing? Is this something that is working with IPv6? I am assuming so if so many MNs are being made, and there are so many more IPv6 addresses available.

Im glad this coin is still hanging on, however I would love to here some news from devs about the future of the project as well as what is being done to try to get the coin listed on more and larger exchanges.

Also absolutely considering buying some more for staking, as I cannot see the price going any lower than it is now.

Not really looking for a pump and dump coin, which almost feels as if Ubiquoin is.

I am looking for long term growth stable coins, with decently high APR. I also prefer coins that stake frequently with lesser amounts of coins vs coins that stake once per week or month with a higher amount of coins.

check, and check. Done twice, on 2 different machines, Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2, from 2 different network. None of which will effect what the blockchain explorer is going to display.

There is over 1 million coin difference between what I know is in the wallet, and what the block explorers are saying. Its not the wallet.

Yes and yes I can.

Ok, I thought it was supposed to be currently good. Glad im not crazy.

on top of the fact that I know how much coin is in the wallet simply because its used only for staking, and there has only ever really be a few deposits to it, other than staking. When neither the staking information nor the total of the initial deposits are correct on either blockchain, of a wallet that is several months old and nowhere near the amount of the initial deposits, something is not right in the explorer(s).

I actually thought the same thing, and deleted my blockchain, downloaded the 2.5 bootstrap, resynced and its still not right, even though my transaction from bittrex to my wallet that I did last night worked fine. The blockchain explorer is nowhere near correct what is actually in my wallet.

Wallet question:

Is there not a way to export wallet transactions to a csv file like most other wallets ?