I just get "Error loading return address" when I try to use the marketplace's faucet...



After I press OK, all the text disappears from the text entry boxes.

Why is there a new thread?  Why isn't it linked to in the OP?

And why aren't [ANN], [TRUMP] and TrumpCoin in the title of this present thread?  Makes it hard to find.

And it's come on, not common.  Common = usual, everyday, unremarkable.

Doesn't look like there's much good talking to ShapeShift right now: https://twitter.com/ErikVoorhees/status/814547116655869952

PM'd the user uquid: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=844100

Might not be much point asking GiftOff right now: https://giftoff.com/faq


Stuff is happening with SMLY, it's true    But the blocktime issues do need fixing before this coin will see volume, and thereby acceptance onto services.  And you see that HD seeds are slowly becoming standard in wallets, as well they should be.  Is there any way to have a fulltime dev, with your summer students working on stuff that the main dev isn't working on?

Coins-e is linked at http://smileyco.in and in the ANN OP but it looks like they've gone down :-(  Hope no-one kept much SMLY there~

https://www.coins-e.com/exchange/SMLY_BTC

Info about Coins-e:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=418416.180
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=946810.40

This is a reminder not to keep too many coins on centralised services ;-)

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are pseudonymous, not pseudo-anonymous.  Know-nothing forum posters started expanding the word "pseudonymous" into "pseudo-anonymous" last year without understanding what they were doing.

I think I've heard from everyone in crypto this week, "OMG C-Cex is delisting ETH!".  C-Cex tweeted that they were removing ETH markets.

In fact it's the ETH basemarkets that were removed.  The Ethereum BTC, LTC, DOGE and USD markets are still active.

It's good :-)  Hope you will consider reserving more SMLY just for development etc. though~

Even Bitcoin nowadays has the wallet seed system in its Core wallet ;-)  It's hard enough to get people to back up in the first place without also getting them to back up every copy they have that's in active use!

Why avoid Chrome?

Is there someone who'll dev for it if it gets on TradeSatoshi?

Is the code up-to-date with security fixes, like a fix for the OpenSSL vulnerability (where the blockchain could be forked between nodes using older versions of OpenSSL -- different forks between Windows and Linux systems, something like that)?

Might not be a great idea to get it on another exchange if anyone can just wreck the blockchain at any time.

I will just quote what I said above:


That's the thing I might go to a block explorer for. -- To see whether blocks are coming in frequently or not, and to see whether there've been any blocks since I sent off a transaction.

Do you mean 100,000?  That's a hundred thousand.

Please consider prioritising development of the coin a little more.  That's how the value of the coin increases and how the coin becomes useful beyond being a token to immediately exchange for a satoshi    Everybody wins, including the students.

- The time gaps between the blocks need to be resolved.
- Like most cryptocurrencies, there's the issue where the desktop wallet will eventually generate addresses that aren't in earlier copies of the wallet.dat (so if you copy your Windows wallet.dat to use in Linux, you might end up losing coins).  Could it be set up to use the same kind of HD seed as Coinomi?  Could it allow the user to import Coinomi seed words?
- Like most cryptocurrencies, you can't use the desktop wallet until it's synced.  Can it not operate in SPV node until it's synced?

By the way:
- ANN OP says "Android wallet, ipones, iPad etc: Search for Smileycoin in the Google Playstore or the Apple App store." << iOS wallet is gone now  
- https://www.scryptpool.com/pool/SMLY << "This pool is disabled. This could mean the pool is being set up, in maintenance or being removed." (I don't know whether this is news or not.)
- https://coinplorer.com/SMLY << "Website is offline No cached version of this page is available."
- https://prohashing.com/explorer/Smileycoin/ << This is online, but doesn't have a list of the X most recent blocks AFAIK, making it uncomfortable to use as a main block explorer.
- http://coinofview.com/coin/Smileycoin.html << Is listed as a block explorer in the OP, but is it one?  (EDIT: Oh, it's under the category 'Block explorers and coin info' -- Can we give Block Explorers their own heading?)
- I suggest you consider paying someone like Chainz (CryptoID) to host a block explorer -- Msg fairglu on this forum.
- http://bitcoingarden.tk/forum/index.php?topic=3422 << ANN posts on other sites do not seem to be being kept up to date.  Cryptopia and NovaExchange are not listed in that ANN's OP.  Is Vindyne8 so expensive?    BitcoinTalk is a little shady (donations from users were apparently embezzled) so not everyone wants to use it.  ANN posts on these other sites should be kept updated, and in various languages too, and linked to from this site's ANN OP.

Cheers!

Either of those is fine by me.  You might also consider using them for the development of the coin, for instance solving the issue of the occasional long gaps between blocks -- An experienced dev might accept some SMLY as a bounty.

Very very cool!  Is there something about this I can retweet?   

There were more node IPs listed on the block explorer website (the ones I pasted here were just a sample) but that seems to be broken now...

Block explorer broken?

http://chain.blockpioneers.info/tkn/nodes.php

Why are some blocks PoW and some PoS?  Does PoS kick in if PoW has taken too long to produce a block?  Or vice versa?

TrollTokens have not taken off; Do you have a form I can fill in to get a refund from you?

https://twitter.com/diiorioanthony/status/771033721881362432

Has SmileyWallet disappeared from the iOS App Store too?  Very sad   What can we do about it?

So when's ZeroLedger coming out? :-)