Okay, so i checked it for you visaco. downloaded the Android wallet and sent 10dgb to it to test it. It showed up on the blockchain but not on my wallet, so there is definitely a problem with the wallet. Its synced and everything so i have no clue how to fix this except to ask the dev team. Hope you don't kill me today for trying to help you
is your wallet fully synced? It would probably take a while as the checkpoint is a bit old (1370000 iirc). Go into settings on the wallet, hit rescan/resync blockchain and the funds will appear after a few minutes. If anyone would like to take on updating the Android wallet we can organize a community bounty for the project ( this is the idea behind digis4commits). A bounty? Surely the $250k usd investment can't be depleted already? $250k investment? LOL you have to be kidding. A coin that literally just forked myriad - spent over a year hyping 'digispeed' which turned out to be just changing a few variables in the code, still managed to screw that up somehow and had to revert the little they did change, has done crap all updates since then. Has developed absolutely nothing original. A proper developer could be hired for a lot less than $250k to do more in a week than this coin has done in a year, other coins are doing a lot more with absolutely no or much less funding, it is quite clear the $250k investment never existed, complete scam just like this coin is, anyone who has not yet twigged on that this is a scam is an utter moron. Jared has flown to a lot of countries. A lot of that investment could of been used on marketing and accommodation and flights etc. To ask for a community bounty is a disgrace considering how much funding this coin has had. Myriad with $250k would of achieved much more. Oh! I get it now, you are all from Myraid! Why not just use your real accounts?
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Can someone help me?
My desktop wallet wont sync
Got stuck on block 1441636
Windows 64b v 4.0.3
Try restart wallet? Interesting how suddenly there are all these folks with wallets that don't sync. I have been with DGB since the beginning and other than a few burps with algos and timing, have never had a problem and, still don't Perhaps better education might be a solution? Adding problem and resolution info to the wallets? Something along those lines might keep new users happy...
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Okay, so i checked it for you visaco. downloaded the Android wallet and sent 10dgb to it to test it. It showed up on the blockchain but not on my wallet, so there is definitely a problem with the wallet. Its synced and everything so i have no clue how to fix this except to ask the dev team. Hope you don't kill me today for trying to help you
is your wallet fully synced? It would probably take a while as the checkpoint is a bit old (1370000 iirc). Go into settings on the wallet, hit rescan/resync blockchain and the funds will appear after a few minutes. If anyone would like to take on updating the Android wallet we can organize a community bounty for the project ( this is the idea behind digis4commits). A bounty? Surely the $250k usd investment can't be depleted already? $250k investment? LOL you have to be kidding. A coin that literally just forked myriad - spent over a year hyping 'digispeed' which turned out to be just changing a few variables in the code, still managed to screw that up somehow and had to revert the little they did change, has done crap all updates since then. Has developed absolutely nothing original. A proper developer could be hired for a lot less than $250k to do more in a week than this coin has done in a year, other coins are doing a lot more with absolutely no or much less funding, it is quite clear the $250k investment never existed, complete scam just like this coin is, anyone who has not yet twigged on that this is a scam is an utter moron. Is that you Bob? Or just another one your paid anti-shills?
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Survival Tips
option A - BTER handles swap (bad) option B - cryptopia handles swap (better) option C - both (best) but how to manage coins? who getting how many?
1. generate a whole new 'update' chain/algo/wallet (run it in beta) 2. reduce coin count divide by 100 OR increase x10 3. announce swap date 6 weeks before it happens ... keep it open for 4 weeks 4. burn the left overs (that means Cryptsy coins get deleted .. elsewise you'll likely end up buying them from the Thief) 5. look at proof of line and flat (or max) reward per block for the new algo
So do we just abandon the cryptsy users? There's really nothing that can be done about that unless Cryptsy chooses to do so. They are holding peoples coins, not AsiaCoin as as you have discovered already, no amount of pleading, begging or threatening is going to change that. If you do a swap, keep the option open for those with coins on Cryptsy just to be fair, offer the swap later if Cryptsy ever frees up the coins.
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We don't have any contact to microsoft yet, but we are happy to see if other crypto projects can be involved in such big companies. We cross fingers for this crypto projects.
We are also open for offers/suggestions from companies to working with us, especial on projects like "OneMarket".
Peace & Love to ALL crypto enthusiasts!
Just an observation and something to consider: The OP takes WAY too long to load for the casual reader or possible new CLOAK convert. Perhaps you might consider re-sizing the graphics and even eliminating some of it. Some of the smaller stuff could be converted to text as well without changing the hi-tech look very much. The only reason I bring this up is, in conversion with a friend, she said she went to check it out but moved on due to the load time and it felt a bit "amateurish" After all the high tech and hard work, might be worth cleaning up the OP...
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Good old hard word, customer relations and ingenuity. Oh, and honesty, lets not forget that...
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Is anyone else experiencing problems with devcoin-deposits to Bter at the moment? Bter lost my deposit address and won't generate a new one so I have lots of DVC stuck somewhere.
Shit, a new address was generated (I did NOT do it) and it seems like the coins I sent to the old address are not listed. No response to my ticket I made either, I fear that the coins may be lost Lots of problems with Bter, not just DVC, be careful....
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Any idea whats the total number of coins in circulation now? Did we lose some coins at cryptsy?
Good to see the revival.
Right now, many coins are stuck in cryptsy. I opened a support ticket last week, sadly i didn't receive any reply yet. Bter and cryptsy are the reason, why I forecast a huge dumb, if they open its ports again! So, this is a thing of time. We have now enough time to evaluate a lot of stuff. During this time, every idea is very welcome here. Steve The more we market TIPS and the better we support it, add new features and generally bring it back to life, the less impact that potential dump will have. Thanks to "metamorphin" for getting on board...
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Congratulations to CryptoMoms! We just blew through 20,000 Registered members.
20,077 Registered members as of March 24, 2016 10:30 pm CST.
Outstanding! Kudos to all!
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Scene: 1965 Prudent Citizens Club, Smallville, Western World. The Club President has thrown the meeting open for discussion. Mark jumps up:
“Look, what we really need to do is just forget all this hokey nonsense about ‘savings’ and ‘interest on loans.’ The Government should just print enormous amounts of bank notes – literally mountains of them – and just give them to everyone. This can all be done by issuing debt – but a special type of debt, debt-that-we-all-know-will-never-be-paid-back.
And the misapprehension of savings? First, we’ll implement negative interest rates. At the end of every year, your statement will tell you how much less money you have in the bank.
And if that doesn’t work – if people still refuse to spend their money on deep-fried pork chops in butter sauce ordered by smartphone from Pork Chop Hut -- we’ll beat them on the back of the legs with a wire coat-hanger!”
[Men in white coats appear at stage left; push a soothing hyperdermic into Mark’s arm; and drag him away.]
And just as quickly another member raises to take Mark's place and rally the membership....
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Flawed Economic Stimulus Plan for Canada Helps Bitcoinhttp://www.newsbtc.com/2016/03/24/flawed-economic-stimulus-plan-canada-helps-bitcoin/Unlike the flawed banking system, Bitcoin and digital currency put the end user in full control of their money, wherever they are, at any given time. There is no central oversight, which some people see as a weakness. But stories such as what is going on in Canada goes to show how central oversight is not always preferable when the wrong people are in charge.Regardless of where one looks in the world, financial turmoil is brewing everywhere around us. Canada is no exception to this statement, unfortunately, even though the new Liberal government is planning to invest in people and the economy over the next few years. That being said, this economic stimulus will come at a great cost, and could end up hurting the Canadian economy even more. All of this is indirectly working for Bitcoin and other forms of alternative finance. Boosting Canada Economy Comes at a RiskNearly every economy around the world is facing a problem right now, and government officials are trying to figure out various ways to focus on this issue. The old tried and tested tactic seems to be the most logical way to address these concerns, although injecting a lot of money at infrastructure spending is quite a significant concern. People have to understand that the money required for an economic stimulus has to come from somewhere. In Canada, that means there will be a government deficit three times what was originally predicted during the election last year. As this deficit grows larger and larger, it becomes much harder for Canada to return to a balanced budget. While the numbers on their own might not mean much to some people, there is the topic of how the Liberal government broke just about every promise they made to the citizens before the election. Although it is nothing new to see lies and broken promises in the world of politics, people have the right to be upset and make their voice be heard about as well. To make matters even worse, the Liberal government will be taking virtual control of the Bank of Canada infrastructure, as a new quantitative easing will have to be introduced in the coming months, only adding to the financial instability in the country. Moreover, there will be very little opposition to this stimulus budget proposal as the Liberals hold a majority in the Canadian Parliament’s House of Commons. Although boosting the economy and infrastructure sounds magnificent, the Canadian Dollar will take a beating across the markets as well. While the CAD might not follow the same path as what is happening to the Chinese Yuan, things are not looking overly confident either. But there is more, as bank deposits will be “bailed-in” the next time a Canadian bank needs financial aid. Not something anyone is looking forward to by any means. Bitcoin as an Eye OpenerAll of these economic woes in Canada – and other countries – are only helping the Bitcoin cause, albeit inadvertently. Consumers and enterprises are no longer in a position to put their trust in banks or any other financial institution, as none of them have their best interests at heart. Solving a problem in the short term by creating a new long-term issue is not the right approach, and banks will learn that the very hard way at this rate. Unlike the flawed banking system, Bitcoin and digital currency put the end user in full control of their money, wherever they are, at any given time. There is no central oversight, which some people see as a weakness. But stories such as what is going on in Canada goes to show how central control is not always preferable when the wrong people are in charge. A free market lets consumers and businesses set the price, rather than traditional finance where prices are kept artificially afloat by banks. These same banks require consumers and businesses to bail them out when they are facing financial trouble. Everyone is perfectly capable of managing their own financial future, and Bitcoin lets users do exactly that. Image source http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-03-22/its-official-canadian-bank-depositors-are-now-risk-bail-ins Ooooh aaaaah! Crypto Broker is a ZH reader! I wondered if this cartoon would turn up anywhere. It's priceless. Woo hoo! Half holiday! [Last night, hungry kangaroos formed a flying-wedge formation, and stormed under the netting over the peas, driving the frame a full metre back in the process, to get at some (yummy yummy) straw lying there. City life seems a million miles away.] Mark Personally, I'd take the Kangaroo troubles over city life any day....
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www.dnotespool.comThis site can’t be reached, dnotespool.com’s server DNS address could not be found. ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED Issues? Anyone else seeing this?
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I was thinking maybe some of you guys would like for me to start a NYC Dark version of this coin with pos. Being that I offered a swap in the beginning of the takeover and no one approved.
Let me know what you guys think. It can also be used to swap some of these nyc. This coin will cater to the night life in the city of NY.
REX,
Interesting idea, might have merit... At lease it would give the coin a purpose.
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I must say this: the nominal value change 1:299st was not the best move.
Many people seem to be confused by this. It is only a symbolical change. But looks shady, like a pump attempt
I think people see it as loosing overall value. In the simplest terms, if you have 1000 SYS and the price goes up 1 USD then you just made 1000 USD. If you convert to sys2 at 299/1 you only have 299 SYS2 and if the price goes up the same 1 USD, you only made 299 USD. Large price swings will not bring the same profit unless the value of SYS2 goes through the roof. I think this is where the complaint lies. It's hard to visualize a value large enough for SYS2 where the same ratios would exist. Those of us holding high numbers of SYS are concerned about the new coin's real market value.
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So, what's the latest on AsiaCoin? Plans? Development? Anything?
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Though I haven't spent much time researching their model, I steer far away from any MLM type schemes that rely on tiered recruitment. They should rename it "MadoffCoin" It is a shame that we are still seeing a lot of questionable activities going on in our industry. Agreed but, lets take that a step or two further shall we? It's a shame we are still seeing a lot of questionable activities going on in the financial industry. I think we are pretty much following the curve in that regard. It takes a long time, longer than crypto has been in existence to shake out the obvious crooks and scams. And, even having done that, the less obvious and smarter schemes will always remain just under the radar. And this is something we have always lived with and, I fear, will always live with. Human nature is sometimes our worst enemy but, it can also be our best friend. Depends on what side your on... Just discovered this - Cryptopreneurs Radio has been heavily involved in OneCoin since October. They are currently having a OneCoin-hour show because of the scam headlines. Tough Talk Radio @TTRNetwork 47m47 minutes ago Katy, TX http://tobtr.com/s/8547909 #Cryptopreneurs #OneCoin @SusanKherkher @randystrain http://www.blogtalkradio.com/toughtalkradionetwork/2016/03/23/cryptopreneurs-radio-with-tony-gambone-and-linda-ballesterosThat should be interesting. I'll put it on in the background. All the signs are there staring these people in the face but they refuse to accept the truth. http://cointelegraph.com/news/one-coin-much-scam-onecoin-exposed-as-global-mlm-ponzi-schemeI hear you, RJF. We all live in a very challenging world with the good, the bad, and the ugly in terms of human behaviors. There are many things we are up against that we wish we can change, but will result in vain even if we try. The best that we can do is to ensure that DNotes will provide a worthy alternative to those who believe that we will protect their best interest before ours. Well, we will see how long they last. This crap attracts lots negative attention to the crypto-currency industry, people are drawn to the bad news and then paint the whole industry with that brush. I wouldn't worry too much though, Bernie Madoff fleeced thousands with his scheme. Last time I checked, Wall Street was still there and prospering!
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Though I haven't spent much time researching their model, I steer far away from any MLM type schemes that rely on tiered recruitment. They should rename it "MadoffCoin" It is a shame that we are still seeing a lot of questionable activities going on in our industry. Agreed but, lets take that a step or two further shall we? It's a shame we are still seeing a lot of questionable activities going on in the financial industry. I think we are pretty much following the curve in that regard. It takes a long time, longer than crypto has been in existence to shake out the obvious crooks and scams. And, even having done that, the less obvious and smarter schemes will always remain just under the radar. And this is something we have always lived with and, I fear, will always live with. Human nature is sometimes our worst enemy but, it can also be our best friend. Depends on what side your on... Just discovered this - Cryptopreneurs Radio has been heavily involved in OneCoin since October. They are currently having a OneCoin-hour show because of the scam headlines. Tough Talk Radio @TTRNetwork 47m47 minutes ago Katy, TX http://tobtr.com/s/8547909 #Cryptopreneurs #OneCoin @SusanKherkher @randystrain http://www.blogtalkradio.com/toughtalkradionetwork/2016/03/23/cryptopreneurs-radio-with-tony-gambone-and-linda-ballesterosThat should be interesting. I'll put it on in the background. All the signs are there staring these people in the face but they refuse to accept the truth. http://cointelegraph.com/news/one-coin-much-scam-onecoin-exposed-as-global-mlm-ponzi-scheme
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Though I haven't spent much time researching their model, I steer far away from any MLM type schemes that rely on tiered recruitment. They should rename it "MadoffCoin" It is a shame that we are still seeing a lot of questionable activities going on in our industry. Agreed but, lets take that a step or two further shall we? It's a shame we are still seeing a lot of questionable activities going on in the financial industry. I think we are pretty much following the curve in that regard. It takes a long time, longer than crypto has been in existence to shake out the obvious crooks and scams. And, even having done that, the less obvious and smarter schemes will always remain just under the radar. And this is something we have always lived with and, I fear, will always live with. Human nature is sometimes our worst enemy but, it can also be our best friend. Depends on what side your on...
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