Hello! If you have created different accounts, you can always send coins to any other webchain wallet.

You can use the GUI pre-release wallet https://github.com/webchain-network/webchain-wallet/releases

You can also do it from the console, following these steps:

1) Run  > personal.unlockAccount(WALLET)

where “WALLET” refers to your webchain wallet number. You will be prompted with your wallet password. Type it and press enter.

2) To send coins to another wallet, use this command with the following  arguments:

> webchain.sendTransaction({from:'WALLET1', to:'WALLET2', value: web3.toWei(0.05, "ether"), gas:21000});

where “WALLET1” represents your wallet, and “WALLET2” the recipient's wallet. 0.05 is an example of the amount of WEB to be sent.

We like it when community members help one another, it just confirms how simple is to setup webchain miner.

Hello! Thanks for your comment. Reaching full decentralization is a common objective when it refers to blockchains. As it has been said before, blockchains create a system where trust is no longer an issue, as it is simply no longer required.

Using PoW, we make sure that participants on the network securely agree on the transactions that should be added, plus Webchain is a smart-contracts enabled blockchain, where by definition there is no disputing whether a party fulfilled obligations, as doing so is automated against clearly defined terms.

We invite you to join, in case you hadn't already.

We just recommend to regularly check your cooling system to avoid any undesired damage to your device.

Thank you for your question, I'm sure it helps others to solve doubts.

Hello! Summarizing, I can say that Webchain is a CPU-mineable blockchain and that the process of applying to exchanges in order to add WEB (the coin) will start soon. I would kindly ask you to go over webchain whitepaper. There you can find the protocol webchain is based on, some important details and the roadmap of the project.

Hello! Thanks for your comment. Saying that it won't affect your device would be a lie. Keep in mind that mining means that you're using your device processing power to help find blocks. So, as it happens with software that is run on your device, webchain-miner will use your hardware resources.

The good thing is that you can decide how much power your device will be dedicating to mining. Check the different options on the config file.

Thanks for keeping in touch. We appreciate your comment and trust.

It will work as long as you always remember to run the app in administrator mode. Good mining to you!

We have announced the lock-in periods for the premined coins before.

5% - available this year (part of it might be used as airdrops in another project to spread awareness about webchain)
20% - available in early 2019
30% - available in early 2020
45% - available in early 2021

Meaning that our share of premined WEB will be fully unlocked from 2021, but we are not planning to sell those coins according to lock-in dates.

Hello! Always try to run webchain-miner in administrator mode.

Thanks for your kind support!

Webchain team also supports the initiative to create other pools if you want to mine WEB from other alternatives, we have never been focused on centralization. Actually, we couldn't be more satisfied that you want to be part of webchain network.

Happy mining for us all!

This is a review of our most recent announcements:  

1 - We realeased webchain-miner v. 2.6.2.0. One of the main added features is that users can now add worker-IDs in order to assess the individual perfomance of their mining devices. #CPUMining. Find more about it here.

2- Webchain official pools and community pools got DDoS attacked during this last week, several times. It encouraged our devs to figure out more permanent solutions to avoid this from happening in the future. We openned a backup pool for users to keep mining as webchain team was working hard to find a solution. We suffered some attacks after the implemented solution, but we can proudly say that they didn't cause any important effect.

3- Webchain entered ERA 2, meaning that the first 100000 blocks were already found. We thank everyone that has believed in this project. New base reward value according to what is mentioned on Webchain Whitepaper

4- Our GUI wallet was sent to testing phase. Our devs have worked as planned and have made sure to stay on top of what we've promised.

5- Applications to exchange listings are going to start soon.

Hello! Good question. We haven't considered any bounty campaigns yet. But it is such a good idea that might be adapted to the project later on. Our marketing team will soon start assessing the outcome of bounty campaigns for other coins and we will eventually announce whether it can be applied on Webchain or not.

Meanwhile the team is more focused on appplying for exchange listings and releasing the GUI wallet. 

Main difference between Webchain and Monero is that the latter is a privacy-based coin. We support privacy, but not at the cost of sacrifying transactions transparency.

Webchain offers trackable, public transactions. Which also makes it botnet unfriendly.

The project was just launched and presenting the information to show the faces behind this project needs time. We want to it as professionally as possible (We have run projects before this one and we always do it so). The team has planned to make that information public within the first 3 months of the project.

The information about the team, as well as other announcements will be posted here and on the other channels. We invite you (and everyone) to keep in touch.

Hi, thansk for your question.

In the whitepaper, we mentioned that we will be constantly revising our protocol to remain ASIC-resistant. Our team has researchers that are always looking for new technology trends that might affect our features and devs will do their best to make Webchain project keep its vision.

It's kind of non-profitable to invest in developing ASICs to mine webchain after noticing that we update the protocol over and over.

Can you share your hardware specifications? We want to compare with our statistics.