When I first started using bitcoins I sent it without a fee and hung for days. I ended up downloading multibit, importing my wallet and resetting the transactions to an earlier date, essentially I double spent the same transaction with a higher fee so it would go through and reject my previous transaction.

I'm getting the same problem

Wont show up on any dolphin or internet browser on my android and doesn't show up on my windows PC either.

I once traveled around Australia and was seeing this girl for about a month who was absolutely crazy. We traveled down to bundaberg to from Gladstone to see some of her family and she would freak out over the weirdest things. About the second day in I stayed home to play some Xbox and my Dutch friend back in Gladstone phoned me to tell me there was a sailor that was looking for a crew to sail down the coast to Brisbane and only cost was food which was awesome but I'd be back in a couple days. I hung up the phone and turned around and she was there and was soo pissed. I thought she heard the entire conversation but no, she was pissed off that I didn't come for a walk and we sat in awkward silence for about 15 minutes. After she calmed down I went for a walk, phoned my friend and said I'd be there tomorrow.

I waited until the next day until my cab arrived to tell her I was breaking up with her and going on a sailing trip, I honestly thought she might stab me. I met my friend back in Gladstone and the next day we set off on the sailing trip and had to turn my phone off because I was getting so many calls and messages. When I finally got service after a couple days I had 120 missed calls and messages.

I even met up with her two brothers before I left to grab some of my stuff, pretty ballsy move considering it was the most brutal breakup ever.

The sailing trip was awesome, we sailed to a bunch of small islands with tens of thousands of crabs all over the beach and moonlit nights and got off at Fraser Island and bussed it back down to Brisbane.

Colossuscoin Bump? Can you bump threads on Bitcointalk?

Thanks for the support,

 I think the best place to keep your coins is on cryptsy at the moment and we are looking to add more peopleto the Dev team. I think we are up to around 20 active people on the Dev team. It's free to join the Dev team and if you are looking to be a long term holder, it serves as much better updates on progress.

As we get all the issues worked out, entry will become more rigorous but I'm not really that picky, just people who want to help build the coin. I think we could take another 20 people or so onto the development team pretty easily, wouln't want too many people all at once, regular forum membership is picking up well, people are beginning to get interested in the idea.


Cheers

I don't think he was saying that at all, just that somewhere it was compromised.

Just quietly building up steam, Chugga Chugga Choo Choo!!

There are 313,000,000,000 (313 billion) Colossuscoin in circulation.

I like the middle one

I honestly think Colossuscoin can be bigger than bitcoin,  it's about building a community and making it useful for everyone. My biggest challenge is getting people on board and building a development team of people who understand crypto and currency flow. I think the best way to run a foundation is to separate investment from development, meaning entry to the development  team is based upon activity and trust, not investment.

A foundation is exactly like an online rpg Clan, active people working for a common goal. Years ago (like 8-9 years) I was a part of building the most powerful clan in an online rpg (still the top clan) in which they changed the game because a group of 300 people killed player vs player combat but a game is just a game in the end. I want to take the same approach and build a foundation to continually evolve the platform over time which benefits everyone involved in the foundation. I wanted to build a coin myself but Col already had proof of stake (no asics, no miner sell offs), high float and cheap. I like the challenge of fixing everything, getting everyone their coins back and making it profitable and functionable.

I think the best way to add value to the currency is by building in ever increasing rewards for holding investment and make it so useful and so easy to use that old people can use it.

Sorry to double quote you but I do take all ideas on board.

I've been talking with Zackclark70 on how ADT is launching their blockchain and how we can relaunch in a similar fashion. The swap will likely take a fair bit of time to allow for everyone to get swapped over and swapping blockchains mean that whatever is left over is lost/unrecoverable coins. The problem with announcing that we can recover all lost coins presents problems that people would try to claim coins they never lost.

I think the best way forward is first a change to the fee system to allow more funding the the Development Fund and through fees generated it pays for the new blockchain, swap, and reimbursement to those who lost coins. We can't know exactly how many lost coins there will be until the swap is complete. The swap is a long process so I don't want people to have to wait until it's over to receive their lost coins. Fees would be generated before and throughout the swap so it would be better to begin a reimbursement program and handle all claims before the swap is finished.

My role in Colossuscoin is direction and establishing positive relations, I have no physical control of the Development Fund (Sudo23 manages the fund). I will be helping in designing the blockchain but it would be coded by Mullick (not yet confirmed) and swapped by a trusted third party.

Redesigning and launching a whole new blockchain is a lot of work but in doing so it will allow us to relaunch an even better blockchain in the future through more efficient methods.

Without taking criticism into account, one can never be sure they are making the right decision.

I don't know who is right or wrong nor do I want to be involved.


We already have such an idea in the works but it will happen within the new blockchain, the wallet fix and fee change allows us to raise funds evenly for a big update that will benefit everyone. A matter such as that is a sensitive issue and we want to make sure all legitimate claims are handled.

Muddafudda fully exited the Colossuscoin project over a month ago and has no involvement with the project.

Your issue with Muddafudda is that you paid him to launch a blockchain, tried to change the specifics last minute and demanded a refund that was worth more than you paid for when you got the blockchain without the changes.

If you are getting coding done for you, you need to be 100% sure it is what you want before getting it coded. If you had originally asked him for the chain you wanted and he gave you something different then you would have a case. It's like ordering a steak dinner and when it arrives to your table you tell them you now want chicken.

It's over complicated and will run into problems but people will buy into it because they think complicated is better.

You should start with a simple robust system that keeps all investment in the foundation and adjust fees when updating the blockchain,  you can only guess that your system will work flawlessly.

)Thanks everyone for all your feedback on any wallet issues you may have. I reconvene with Mullick on Monday and have been keeping notes of any problems.

We are currently proposing a change in the fee system in the wallet fix from the current fee (destruction of 0.1 col) to 0.05% which goes into the Development Fund.

Relying on donations alone does not work and is unbalanced, the people who end up paying Developers are the ones who are making the system better so are punished for working on the foundation.

Changing the fee system within the wallet fix spreads out the cost evenly between all users and provides extra liquidity for our upcoming relaunch where fees will be re-adjusted. The proposed blockchain would give us the ability to pay a portion of those fees to investors so they get coins from staking and coins from fees.

Here is a list of the Col donation wallets and all transactions are viewable.

1PaU2cao6qN7odXjCqHEoSLs4NEpw3JtNU
(BTC Address Ledger: https://blockchain.info/address/1PaU2cao6qN7odXjCqHEoSLs4NEpw3JtNU)

Litecoin Donation Address: LWD421APXW3ZRzem7HbYAD35a54JW3iy3e
(LTC Address Ledger: http://block-explorer.com/address/LWD421APXW3ZRzem7HbYAD35a54JW3iy3e)

Colossuscoin Donation Address: 29sRzJig5Q8x1NhEvHigvAZmDrCHaJrvsW
(COL Address Ledger: https://coinplorer.com/COL/Addresses/29sRzJig5Q8x1NhEvHigvAZmDrCHaJrvsW)


All discussion will be taken into account

Yours truly, Crestington

The problems are likely attributed to the blockchain being so large that the wallet falls out of sync. My strengths are more planning and organization than coding but the blockchain fascinates me and I am learning everything I can.


Colossuscoin is busy as work on far reaching projects and Dev Team section has now overtaken General Discussion in posts.



If you have ever wanted to learn more about Cryptocurrency then the best way is to dive right in. We are currently building our Dev Team, enrollment is Free and you have access to ALL information.

Step 1: Please sign up to our newly designed www.Colossuscointalk.org online forums. 

Step 2: Fill out the questioaire form in all areas you are interested in at http://tinyurl.com/ColVolunteers

Step 3: Get active

I'm not really focusing much on investors for the time being and focusing on building the development team. I finalise the wallet fix with Mullick Jan 20th and he will likely be the one to code the new blockchain. The new blockchain can be completely different than the old chain but we want to keep it POS and change the fee structure to fund our development projects and pay all current and future investors better returns. The new blockchain will take some time because we want to go through all the coins and find the best features to implement and come to consensus on the fee structure and security.

A new blockchain fixes the current issues with the current blockchain and sets the stage for launching new and better blockchains in the future. The biggest hurdle in designing a blockchain is the structure and having a coder to do it, once you have the guide and coder ready, it's a straightforward process and just takes a couple days.

A new blockchain with a central funding measure is just the tip of the iceburg and allows us to develop the projects that will have a more direct impact to the end user, I don't really want to discuss the other projects yet but they are in the Dev Team section.


Why the focus on Dev Team and not investors? 99.9% of the work costs nothing and can be done by the Dev Team, the only real cost is paying coders to do the job. We are setting up a central funding measure so that all current and future investors get higher returns and if you are also part of the Dev Team, you also get paid for your work developing Colossuscoin.


Colossuscoin has a marketcap of 600k usd so yes, it is extremely cheap (Doge is worth 10 times as much) and I would consider it a medium risk investment.

Collasuscoin is currently working with Mullick on a permanent fix for the wallet issues.

Just trying to get more input from current Colossuscoin investors and anyone that wants to be involved in designing the new blockchain.

If you own Colossuscoin, there will be alot of BIG changes happenening that will directly affect your investment.