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Does anyone know what causes this error?
Amount Exceeds Your Balance Error
It doesn't say I have a lot locked in a stake, in fact, the new version of the wallet has a lot less controls.
I have around 800K and cannot send any now.
It's the BiblePay coin.
I know this isn't the forum for it but was just looking for general feedback on this error.
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Does it still stake with connections?
Maybe you can all do trades with other coins from people in similar positions.
I just got a few billion CompoundCoin and traded hodl, POSCoin, and InflationCoin. I have a bunch of similar coins that stake well.
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Have some S7's that I would like to put to use. Can someone recommend good coins/pools for this?
I like to keep old coins alive and get some heat from the miners in the process.
Please try to stay on topic. Thanks.
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God forbid there is no new block found, ever. That would mean all that hash power would be wasted?
A lot of other Sha256 coins being mined still.
(trying to jinx the odds here, fingers crossed too).
You could also buy some girl scout cookies.
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Site is not able to be used as before with no DOGE market, only a BTC one.
Most of the coins that formed a staking economy are not in no Sat buy order realm. Even Reddcoin, Hyperstake. Your site is virtually
worthless now unless you get a new template for a DOGE market, or at least LTC.
Also, support doesn't work.
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Sushiswap has always been the most unreliable decentralized exchange, since the beginning of its appearance, so I tried to avoid it. These events show, that I didn't do it for nothing, thereby, probably, saved my money. It is also worth noting that smart contracts are still a sore point of decentralized protocols. No matter how many checks they pass, no matter how many audits they have, it still guarantees absolutely nothing.
Yes, since the beginning. Do you remember that during the first weeks of life of the protocol the developer of Sushi-swap attempted to pull off an exit scam stealing a mountain of Ethereum ?  In the end, he regretted it and ended up returning the fortune of Ether and it was better secured under a multi signature wallet with other developers sharing a key. I initially was interested in providing liquidity to Sushi-swap but after things like that, I would never do it. On September 5, Chef Nomi reportedly took 37,400 ETH (roughly $13,808,454 at press time) allocated to the Sushi Token development fund and liquidated it to his personal wallet. In an odd turn of events, however, Chef Nomi returned the money he previously liquidated, sending 38,000 ETH to the Sushi Token treasury. Source: https://coingeek.com/sushi-token-exit-scammer-returns-money/Yes, you are right. It was then that I realized that this project, with its anonymous owner and developer, is worth staying away from, because it is unreliable and at any moment there may be another unpleasant story for investors. It could be a worthy competitor to Uniswap, but the creator himself made such a project lose liquidity and those wishing to become liquidity providers in sushiswap pools noticeably diminished. I think investors still believe in Sushiswap, even the team from Sushi have also said that their liquidity is safe, if you say their liquidity is threatened then that's wrong, that was proven when Sushiswap was hacked yesterday and what happened was that the price of Sushi didn't dump badly, this is why I also believe that their liquidity is not absorbed as well by hackers. Well, you seem not to be very far from reality, to be honest. After people lost much of the interest in the Defi market and the competence Sushi has because of Uni, I would have expected their Total value locked to drain steadily over time, however somehow it still has several millions of dollars in liquidity and a good enough volume, it seems this news did not even prompt people to withdraw from pools. Still, we must recognize the dominion Uniswap has in the market when we compare the value in both protocols, side to side. If the Defi landscape was not so cold lately, I would gladly try to speculate a bit with their governance tokens, but for now it is not for me.    Sources: Uniswap and Sushiswap official analytics. Could be some of the hackers are those with deep pockets and so they want to keep up the illusion for future fully funded hacks. |
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Please consider running your wallets, keep the wallet syncing.
We just renewed the explorer server and have two new nodes.
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Where are people mining this?
I think it was Sha256?
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I heard Espers is doing a project with LiteDoge. LiteDoge is one of the best small cap coins, stakes really well and has a great Dev/Team.
May I ask where you have heard it? LiteDoge discord channel |
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I heard Espers is doing a project with LiteDoge. LiteDoge is one of the best small cap coins, stakes really well and has a great Dev/Team.
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The experience with crypto since 2016 has shown us that you cannot trust people who just cast dirt on the banking system. I never had a 100% only crypto no fiat attitude and so I was able to make money with it.
The fact of the matter being some of the trusted players were looking to steal money either illegally or "legally." It was smart to cash out at times as it is with any investing.
If DEX's are just used to exchange coins and not set buy and sell orders for future dates, thus holding your coins, then they can work more safely. Then the main way to make money is patience, and mining/staking, which is what Satoshi set up Bitcoin to do.
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Is there a bootstrap somewhere?
Note: it syncd really quickly, like less than 4 hours. |
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Is there a bootstrap somewhere?
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Just curious why are some files unsigned? |
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Can you still mine this with an older ASIC like an S7?
What are some good pools?
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It's amazing how few people actually do anything original in this world, or even get behind good things others start.
Most people are only into money, sex, sports and food.
But everyone can be a critic.
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All of these microcap coins are still going, which mean are on exchanges where you can sell stakes: LiteDoge, VersionCoin, TruckCoin, HoboNickels, Stronghands, Pandacoin, Mintcoin, Elite (was 1337), Noblecoin, Stackbit, and Proof of Stake coin. There are other ones.
I think an intersesting question is what are the most stable (on exchanges, developer, team) midcaps right now.
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As someone who has mined Bitcoin with Asics, I realize that staking is just another way to keep a blockchain moving.
A lot of people are staking microcaps and some have good communities.
Like I said, some of these communities have been around for 10 years (hobonickels) and others around 7 years or more.
I'm making btc/doge every day from doing it, but like I said, its about the time involved, not losing money. Time is money, so some of your points are valid. I've already said all these things.
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I would never stake on centralized platforms.
Another benefit is that you keep the coins yourself on your own wallet.
There's no such thing, staking always have a relation with locking up your token in certain period and there's a risk of the smart contract, validators, or pools failure. You really don't know much about staking, do you? You know nothing about proof of stake wallets?  |
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You can sure waste a lot of time, not so much money. If you get in at the right time, the coins are cheap and you can download enough to your own computer/wallet to get a lot of stakes. Some have stayed alive for about ten years but many others have just about died this year, having been alive for 5 or more years.
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