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@Transfer Dev
1. I noticed the code review went well. Is transfer a clone of something? Or is it original code?
Edit: "(except it is fork from BTC and NVC)"
2. Who are the devs? Do they have profile's here?
3. Will there be a linux client?
4. I noticed that to make a masternode, the wallet says: "You must send exactly 100 000 TX to the collateral address." Is the 100 000 TX just stuck there forever? Or can someone who owns a masternode use the TX from the collateral address?
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I'm running siacoin in linux, and I'm wondering before I deposit some siacoins from an exchange, how do I backup or save my wallet?
Also, where is the blockchain stored? Is there a block explorer?
Thanks.
- Depends what version of sia you are running - Block chain is stored in the same folder as siad - http://explorer.siacoin.comI'm running (Sia-UI-v0.3.3.3-beta-linux64.tar.xz). Ah, I found the wallet file here: ~/linux64/resources/app/Sia/wallet/wallet.dat There is 2 files, wallet.dat, and wallet.backup Which file should I save ? What about encrypting the wallet file, will that come in the next version? Also, explorer.siacoin.com is down... Thanks for the help. |
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Buying every coin on the sell side from Bittrex wouldn't even give a person enough for 3 masternodes. To have any chance of this being taken seriously you'll have to drop the ridiculous 100 000 TX masternode requirement to begin with. Of course you probably won't. That's not what ponzis are about is it?
Isn't it more beneficial to have more masternodes? I disagree, you need to keep the masternode requirement higher so that your average Joe doesn't try messing around with transactions as a bad actor. If you have 1 btc investment then you're a lot less likely to become a bad actor. You don't want several dozen masternodes but you also don't just want a hand full. It's a balancing act. This coin has everything that a coin needs for transparency so just bite the bullet and drive the market price up if you really want to become a masternode. This is no pump and dump. Dash current number of masternodes: 2992 Tx current maximum possible masternodes: 47 Give me a break. I would agree that 100,000 is a high amount. Granted there seems to be a lot of people watching this project but it's not that popular yet. There were 8 masternodes when I checked this morning, two of which had the same I.P. If you got in early then you'll make some dosh, if not then 100k is probably going to put people off I think it would be reasonable to make it 5x or 10x "Tx current maximum possible masternodes: 47", at least 470 masternodes, so a requirement of 20 000 TX or 10 000 TX. What does the dev think? |
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Buying every coin on the sell side from Bittrex wouldn't even give a person enough for 3 masternodes. To have any chance of this being taken seriously you'll have to drop the ridiculous 100 000 TX masternode requirement to begin with. Of course you probably won't. That's not what ponzis are about is it?
Isn't it more beneficial to have more masternodes? |
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Any plan to maybe join superNET?
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I'm running siacoin in linux, and I'm wondering before I deposit some siacoins from an exchange, how do I backup or save my wallet?
Also, where is the blockchain stored? Is there a block explorer?
Thanks.
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Look forward to seeing the refund.
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Was just going to recommend superNET radio. |
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Nxt get's my vote as well, most innovative tech coin out there right now.
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It's transparent what OP is trying to do with his biased silly chart. Trying to FUD down ethereum, the blockchain which makes those other shitcoins look like a pile of shit.
Sorry ethereum stole your thunder, don't act so butthurt.
You are lols |
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Great time to buy cheap coins, nothing more.
When people talk of nxt dying, it only means some people are getting cheap coins. |
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There is also this game currently being made, which will run on the NXT platform. I think that would count as another DAPP. http://voxelnauts.com/ |
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Nxt is definitely not dying: 1. 1.6 is coming. Features for 1.7 are in progress as well 2. There was a very interesting discussion in the dev maillist recently(not to be disclosed atm) 3. Heavily updated Nxt fork, Burst, got turing-complete scripting(so-called Automated Transaction) so Ethereum tech many months before the Eth. So Nxt can get this on-board very quickly, but for now it's better to watch the experiment aside  About point 2. Why is the discussion not the be disclosed ? |
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On contrary, the NXT dev team is probably the most professional and modest dev team in the crypto currency scene. No other devs promised and delivered more than the NXT guys. ...I don't think that the devs are going to make a scam or smth
This. NXT is one of, if not the most technologically advanced crypto right now, with devs that actually deliver. |
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Bitcoin is like the linux of money, and other cryptocurrencies are like different distros.
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