Hello, I started using the wallet and installed the remote mode (not the same pc I use to mine, but no problem about it I guess). My question is whether I can add multiple accounts to the same wallet. I haven't tried but I like asking first. Thanks for any help.
Hi @manamajeff. Welcome! There's indeed no problem at all if you run the miner on one device and operate the wallet on another. Regarding your question, you can add as many addresses as you wish. Try it out and let us know how it goes. I added two I had created with console and created a new one here. I guess it's fine. I'll later try moving some WEB from one to the other. Thanks for your feedback. Let us know how you do later. Don't forget to join our discord channel https://discordapp.com/invite/86nTHtf or reach out to us on gitter chat (find it at the bottom of webchain.network homepage). |
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Summary of stats shared by @daltonik with i9 7980XE #CPUMining
-t 12 about 850H/s
-t 18 about 1070H/s
-t 20 about 833H/s
-t 36 about 740H/s
We keep inviting you guys to share your mining statistics.
I am using old Dell R510 server with 2x Xeon X5550 (total 8 cores, 16 threads) to mine WEB and got about 185 H/s with -t 16. I will test lower thread values when I have a chance, but I think it's a max hashrate this rig can achieve in this algo. Share your stats when you try it out. It helps other users to enhance their miner settings. We'll all appreciate it. |
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Hello, I started using the wallet and installed the remote mode (not the same pc I use to mine, but no problem about it I guess). My question is whether I can add multiple accounts to the same wallet. I haven't tried but I like asking first. Thanks for any help.
Hi @manamajeff. Welcome! There's indeed no problem at all if you run the miner on one device and operate the wallet on another. Regarding your question, you can add as many addresses as you wish. Try it out and let us know how it goes. |
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Summary of stats shared by @daltonik with i9 7980XE #CPUMining
-t 12 about 850H/s
-t 18 about 1070H/s
-t 20 about 833H/s
-t 36 about 740H/s
We keep inviting you guys to share your mining statistics.
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with -t 12 ~ 850H/s
thanks for sharing your results! Many users are interested in compairing their devices and/or choosing the best settings.  |
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Thanks for your question! You can keep using the console if you feel comfortable with it. The Wallet is a tool for those users who aren't into consoles or those who prefer a graphic interface. It's up to you.
Community is diverse and we try to offer the best for everyone.
I like the way yo guys have thought of this project. You gotta have pretty good devs, but good project management I guess has been the key. Thanks for your comment! We're a team where everyone adds something so we can deliver better solutions. Project Management is indeed a key factor. |
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I've been with the project since it started and it's good you released the GUI wallet. But I already got used to the console, it's not that hard. Do i have to move to the wallet?
Thanks for your question! You can keep using the console if you feel comfortable with it. The Wallet is a tool for those users who aren't into consoles or those who prefer a graphic interface. It's up to you. Community is diverse and we try to offer the best for everyone. Yay! Thanks. I thought I had to start using it. I feel curious for the wallet, but I don't feel like using it now. That's understandable! Thanks for your comment. |
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What makes this coin has value in the future? is there any specific purpose rather than to earn the coin with mining?
Hi! You could have a look at our white paper and also at the roadmap. We explained there what Webchain's purpose is and how the teams plans to achieve it. |
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The roadmap is good and quite achievable given the kind of team that is behind #Webchain project...just one of the many reasons why I am supporting this project. Go go go!
Thanks for your support! We really appreciate it. And well, the roadmap is what we have promised within a specific time period. But there are also suprises that will eventually be announced. Just stay close. |
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Hi! I started using the wallet and I wonder what's the difference between installing the remote and the full node?
Hi. If you choose the predetermined "FULL NODE", it will take more time to be in full sync with the blockchain but your system will be completely secured in return. The "REMOTE NODE" offers a way faster syncing, but security will depend on your device settings. I see. I like it. It was easy to install. Thanks for having it so quick, although support was always available to help me through, i'm not into consoles. That's the idea. Providing solutions for everyone. It's up to users to decide which of the tools is more suitable for their needs. |
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also, we can use console to confirm wallet is showing correct balance, can't we?
You can use all the tools that help you feel safe. Remember you can also check your balance on webchain explorer. |
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I've been with the project since it started and it's good you released the GUI wallet. But I already got used to the console, it's not that hard. Do i have to move to the wallet?
Thanks for your question! You can keep using the console if you feel comfortable with it. The Wallet is a tool for those users who aren't into consoles or those who prefer a graphic interface. It's up to you. Community is diverse and we try to offer the best for everyone. |
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Hi! I started using the wallet and I wonder what's the difference between installing the remote and the full node?
Hi. If you choose the predetermined "FULL NODE", it will take more time to be in full sync with the blockchain but your system will be completely secured in return. The "REMOTE NODE" offers a way faster syncing, but security will depend on your device settings. |
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thank you. I will create a new address and see how it works. Good you had it on time. It will be released along with the official wallet app. If you have any questions, you can post here and we will do our best to help you out.
We appreciate your trust! Keep in touch. |
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So I can start using webchain wallet?  Hello!, Yes, you can. Start by downloading it from https://github.com/webchain-network/webchain-wallet/releasesKeep in mind that this is a pre-release version and although we haven't found any serious bugs, the transactions you complete on the wallet are at your sole risk. Ok, get you. Is there a guide or something for new users? It will be released along with the official wallet app. If you have any questions, you can post here and we will do our best to help you out. |
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So I can start using webchain wallet? Hello!, Yes, you can. Start by downloading it from https://github.com/webchain-network/webchain-wallet/releasesKeep in mind that this is a pre-release version and although we haven't found any serious bugs, the transactions you complete on the wallet are at your sole risk. |
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The only issue being that most of the POW hashrate is bundled into a single pool right now. Which in theory will allow pool operator to add unverified blocks, initiate double spends, etc. Decentralization must be paramont, not just common objective for these kinds of projects. A centralized blockchain is worth nothing more than a centralized database (with public API for transaction transparency). It just won't work as a trustless platform, no matter about having smart contracts or not. Those won't be worth anything, either. I suggest devs make equal promotion for all pools by including an up-to-date pool list in the first post of this thread and on the project website. If you are serious about this you might also consider temporarily closing down official pool or making it less attractive as an alternative by charging higher fees.
Thanks for your comment. I'll send your ideas to our marketing team. Your suggestions are appreciated. |
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I just run create_wallet.bat some times and i see ALL created keys in folder. Can you try to run create_wallet.bat else one or some times and see if it replacing your old keys
Problem solved, thank you very much. I created it in another PC so It stored there, I forgot about that... Sorry. Thanks for sharing your experience with us. |
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I found my Keystore file in:
C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Webchaind
Every time you generate a new account, a new file is created and you should be able to see them all on \AppData\Roaming\Webchain\mainnet\keystore |
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This is not yet wallet release - this is pre-release. It's Alpha, main functions work hopefully but not everything. Please don't send more money than you are willing to lose! If you are afraid - don't use it, wait for official full release. https://github.com/webchain-network/webchain-wallet/releases, main things that we know that don't work yet 1) It doesn't show incoming transactions, only outgoing, although It does show correctly total balance. Sending money works fine, so if you want to see incoming transaction details, you should use explorer for now 2) few things in interface doesn't work as it should, feel free to share it, although we know about most things probably. You can use Mainnet in right upper corner but be careful as this will slow down your PC during network synchronization, so you might prefer to use light node mode. Although we do encourage you to run full node of course if your PC can handle it. We thank the community for helping us test this pre-release version of Webchain Wallet. Keep in mind that this isn't the official release. You can download it from here. Comments and suggestions are kindly received by our support team. Do it here or join us on https://discordapp.com/invite/86nTHtf |
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