I fund the Raspberry Pi set up quite challenging. When you get a Pi, there are many steps you have to take, before you can finally download the IOC wallet.  The main problem i was having was connecting it to the internet via my laptop.

If you have a stand alone screen  (normal pc screen with hdmi) and keyboard set up will be easier.  There are many tutorials telling you how to set up your pi.  But if you are a novice, expect it to take a week or so.


Ah just found this:  Please see post #2574 for a guide i wrote about setting up new IOC wallets.

Also member JC12345  wrote a guide here on how to set up a Pi for staking.

There are a few pages, but start from here > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=695855.2620

all the best.

PS: You will need at least 16gb memory card (32 recommended) and a Raspberry pi2 or newer (better)

if electricity is a factor id suggest a raspberry pi setup 5w of electricity. Android wallet a lite wallet so correct me if im wrong currently staking is not going to be available with an android wallet

"...once DIONS is released"

When it will happen?

i will be buying at 50k mark my words! Not selling.

Check this article on Coindesk > http://www.coindesk.com/smart-contract-1-million-bitcoin-rootstock/

IOC will be able to do this also when  developments are released, enable a two way peg to bitcoin for smart contracts and such.


Plus more advanced, blockchain developments, looking around crypto, not many are doing this, if any, IOC is leading the way. 250k satoshi si well within the sights for IOC as a nice solid floor once DIONS is released, i expect 100k to be seen by end of MAy, on the back of being finalists (and possibly WINNERS) of 2 HUGE Fintech Awards!

wow the buy wall is very strong
i think
we can reach 32.000 satoshi again


 

Good Question!

Pretty sure the answer is no, it would just effect the coins you send, so they would lose age.  (i think)