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Many will want to cash out after waves hits the exchange and they are entitled to and good luck to them but I think waves is going to add good value to its platform over stages/phases and nobody can predict its future price.If I held my ethereum from the launch until now I would have made a lot of btc but I cashed out way too early and only kept a small portion.
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Maybe on the opening thread listing the best android wallet developers?
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OPAL has an android wallet, also has an iMessage style system, so you can text others (encrypted).
Who developed the OPAL wallet? |
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Hello pollforall
I sent you a pm there
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Q: when will bounties be distributed? Directly after the ICO? As in... on the same day it ends?
Thank you
Probably when the countdown clock/timer runs out: QUOTE] "The token distribution to supporters will take place after the end of ICO, WAVES support team will be contacting all participants and arranging the bonus transfer." As for social accounts, you will be confirming them on the ICO site. As for signature campaign, you will need to send message from your Bct account with your Waves address.[UNQUOTE |
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Probably ? We need Mobile Whalet. I offer 5.2 BTC for 12,000XBC.
A mobile wallet is difficult to build with the way the messaging feature is and also to stake reliably/be scalable and other important factors often overlooked by others when creating mobile wallets are the issues.There is no point building a mobile wallet only to have to completly scrap it and rebuild from scratch like we had to do with the standard platform we had recently. All these things take time and a cooperative effort along with the required funding etc but as the source code is opensource there is nothing stopping any development team from engaging in the project and earning also from the staking pool or being paid from any other funds raised but all those matters need to be discussed by the community and any major bagholder(s) out there. As for buying 12,000 XBC not even the largest 1 bagholder here has such an amount.Most large bagholders have between a couple hundred- one thousand XBC afaik but if the largest bagholders want to pool together to sell at a fixed price to you maybe they will contact you however poloniex is the trading platform and nobodyhere is qualified to advise anyone on their trading/buying/selling etc.I don't think it is good though for anyone person/entity to have such a large amount of XBC due to its low total coinage so I dont think it would ever be possible to accumunlate such a large amount ever because even when XBC was in its worst ever state and prices were actually driven down by what seemed to be a concentrated effort it still held a respectable price and no traders dumped such huge stacks of coins. After the last update some XBC community trading account coins that were sitting on poloniex were authorised for sale due to the buy support being able to absorb them and this was nescessary to pay outstanding bills owed to developer and setting up nodes etc but those were only a fraction of the amount you are talking about buying. We are aware of one wallet who was consistently accumulating however we no longer have track of that situation after recent network updates but we do know that only the community wallet has the largest portion of coins and those are not for sale ever as they are for network support and rewards for development efforts in the future and to support maintainance. Realistically the total amount of XBC that should be out there is approx 65 thousand coins. Would the mobile version even need to stake especially if it was conflicting with the messaging part?Which is more practical or nescessary? I don't think that having a mobile staking wallet is even practical as most mobile users would probably only be transferring coins to their mobile version from their main wallet as the same way you would withdraw some funds from your bank machine to your pocket or purse/wallet in real life and you dont earn deposit interest in that case anyway so staking is basically pointless in my opinion but the research done to date on the other applications show that they are going to take intensive work/skill on the coding/programming part and costs are going to be on the high end of things in order to roll out all those features. It could be done in stages maybe? |
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There is no excuse for LISK after the funds they raised they should have had noob version client fully compiled and ready to sync once downloaded. |
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Probably ? We need Mobile Whalet. I offer 5.2 BTC for 12,000XBC.
A mobile wallet is difficult to build with the way the messaging feature is and also to stake reliably/be scalable and other important factors often overlooked by others when creating mobile wallets are the issues.There is no point building a mobile wallet only to have to completly scrap it and rebuild from scratch like we had to do with the standard platform we had recently. All these things take time and a cooperative effort along with the required funding etc but as the source code is opensource there is nothing stopping any development team from engaging in the project and earning also from the staking pool or being paid from any other funds raised but all those matters need to be discussed by the community and any major bagholder(s) out there. As for buying 12,000 XBC not even the largest 1 bagholder here has such an amount.Most large bagholders have between a couple hundred- one thousand XBC afaik but if the largest bagholders want to pool together to sell at a fixed price to you maybe they will contact you however poloniex is the trading platform and nobodyhere is qualified to advise anyone on their trading/buying/selling etc.I don't think it is good though for anyone person/entity to have such a large amount of XBC due to its low total coinage so I dont think it would ever be possible to accumunlate such a large amount ever because even when XBC was in its worst ever state and prices were actually driven down by what seemed to be a concentrated effort it still held a respectable price and no traders dumped such huge stacks of coins. After the last update some XBC community trading account coins that were sitting on poloniex were authorised for sale due to the buy support being able to absorb them and this was nescessary to pay outstanding bills owed to developer and setting up nodes etc but those were only a fraction of the amount you are talking about buying. We are aware of one wallet who was consistently accumulating however we no longer have track of that situation after recent network updates but we do know that only the community wallet has the largest portion of coins and those are not for sale ever as they are for network support and rewards for development efforts in the future and to support maintainance. Realistically the total amount of XBC that should be out there is approx 65 thousand coins. Would the mobile version even need to stake especially if it was conflicting with the messaging part?Which is more practical or nescessary? |
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Almost at 10k BTC.
Just over a week left, this will surely break it and go further during the last day. Good luck to the waves team and all on board.
There is usually a surge in the last 48 hours when people make up their minds at the last moment and jump in.I bought eth myself in the last few hours of their ICO.Wish I held them though instead of selling them when it hit poloniex. |
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Question about how the waves tokens are being distributed. My understanding is 85 million waves will be distributed evenly amongst ICO investors. As of right now, there have been 9598.94922748 btc invested according to https://ico.wavesplatform.com/. I have invested 2 btc and have a total of 15,805.06898561 Waves. By my math, 85,000,000 tokens / 9598.94922748 btc = 8855.13590973696 tokens per bitcoin 2 bitcoins * 8855.13590973696 token/bitcoin = 17,710.27181947392 tokens 17,710.27181947392 (expected) tokens - 15,805.06898561 (actual) tokens = 1,905.20283386392 (unaccounted for) tokens I also invested during the 5% bonus phase. So why the discrepancy? Seems like I'm almost 2k tokens short and that figure doesn't account for the 5% bonus either. I think when you factor in the amount that would be taken from the initial 85m to subsidise the 20% and 10% bonus payments which would have come from that original 85m it leaves less so you would have to have the exact amount that bought in @ 20% bonus stage and 10% and work out what is left to divide into when you get to 5% stage or maybe somebody else could chime in with a better theory?Looks like the post before me answered it |
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#RT @leoncfu & @HeyTaiZen will be doing a google hangout AMA w/@sasha35625 the creator of Wavesplatform on Sun, May 22, @ 10am EST!
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Its back up now so thread closed.Thanks for all the feedback
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Setting up your wallet for messaging
To use the messaging feature you will need to create a public key so open your wallet and go to Help>Debug>Console
In the box enter the following command: smsgscanchain and wait until wallet returns the response: Scan Chain Completed Then enter: smsggetpubkey "your receiving XBC address"
A compressed public key will now be active on the network. NB:You will need to do this for each new address you create in order to have that address work with any extra features.
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How Do I Import My Private Key into a New Bitcoin Plus - XBC WalletIn the previous article we obtained the private key to a Bitcoin Plus - XBC address that contained 20 coins. In this article we are going to import this private key into a NEW wallet.  1. Go to Menu - Debug Window - Console Tab   2.In the console prompt write importprivkey privatekey label where private key is the private key you previously obtained and label is the name of the wallet. This can be anything you want to call it.  Then press enter. You should see the coins imported immediately into the new wallet. 
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How Do I Import My Private Key into a New Bitcoin Plus - XBC WalletFirst of all. What is the Private Key ? Each Bitcoin Plus - XBC address has what is called a private key. The private key is saved in the wallet file. The private keys are mathematically related to the Bitcoin Plus - XBC address generated for the Bitcoin Plus wallet. To access the coins linked to a XBC address all you need is the private key. It doesn't matter where you are in the world. You simply import this private key and all the coins are imported into your current wallet. So how do we get the Private Key ? Lets run through an example - 1. Start your XBC wallet. 2. This part only applies if you have previously encrypted your wallet. You can only obtain a Private Key from an Unlocked Wallet.  If it is locked just unlock it but uncheck "For staking only" 3. Go to menu Help > Debug window > tab Console   4. In the Console Command Prompt write dumpprivkey "your-wallet-address" So if the wallet address was BLo8EAZzVsnGnvrb4i1GnHVv1bSMRemejp you would write : dumpprivkey BLo8EAZzVsnGnvrb4i1GnHVv1bSMRemejp Press Enter and the Private Key for that address will be returned. 5. Write down code returned on a few papers / files / whatever and keep it safe. 6. Later if your Hard Drive fails or computer ends up stolen or similar then you can import the private key into a new wallet and restore your lost coins. |
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I had a question earlier about using the private key as a secondary way to backup your wallet.
To save your private key using "B539KQtetSJRZo3JJLc1XRNEZRzGyVgU2W" as the example address:
1. Start your XBC wallet
2. If it is locked just unlock it but uncheck "For staking only"
3. Go to menu Help > Debug window > tab Console
4. In bottom input box type the following line and press enter
dumpprivkey B539KQtetSJRZo3JJLc1XRNEZRzGyVgU2W
5. Write down code returned on few papers / files / whatever and keep it safe, that is private key for address B539KQtetSJRZo3JJLc1XRNEZRzGyVgU2W
6. Later if your HDD fails again, computer ends up stolen or something like that just use
importprivkey privatekey label
to import address to some other XBC wallet. Label is name for address that will be imported, it can be anything you want.
It would also make sense to store the wallet.dat file on another secondary disk drive or usb and if your pc crashes just get another wallet and insert the wallet.dat from the usb into the new wallet programme files.To find your executables just type in roaming into your windows searck and go to bitcoinplus files and delete the empty wallet and replace with your old copy.make sure it is named wallet and not XBCwallet,bitcoinpluswallet etc etc
This has been modified and updated on the XBC Blog - http://www.bitcoinplus.org/how_to_back_up_my_Bitcoin_Plus_wallet.phphttp://www.bitcoinplus.org/importing_a_private_key_into_Bitcoin_Plus_wallet.phpIt has also been added to the Tutorials and How To section on the forum - http://www.bitcoinplus.org/xbcforum/This is now on the opening thread here with the screenshots. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1066201.msg11428121#msg11428121Thanks |
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