I feel we (most users here) would be outright happy for you to take over this role no offence Jag but you did nothing to help us here.

Sort your transaction list by date, rather then status.

Well, duh. You don't open something with that kind of bugs to the public, especially because there is actual money at play.
But here's the thing: this kind of bug being only detected by testers shows there is strong inexperience from the developer(s), and no proper design of the trading engine should even allow it to happen. This is a disaster in the making.

Even if this works, it will likely get into many issues as they are copying code from others without their consent.

I'm a Quark holder and a very reasonable one.
I can tell you honestly I don't see any benefits SecureCoin has over Quark and I'm here to see what people can supply to show a convincing argument.
I looked on the forum and the rebuttal against Quark were just extremely biased without proof. So lets have a friendly discussion and see what exactly SecureCoin can bring that is better than Quark.

Value really plummeted over the last week

I guess people are choosing quark over this or simply don't know about it as it isn't on coinmarketcap.com

How did you make the USB drive?

On my MSI boards, to get things going quickly, I unplug the hard drive and plug in the USB disk. Since the bios is set to boot from HDD that no longer exists it boots straight to UEFI bios. Then, I can go to boot settings and select the USB stick by name. It will show us as verbatum, or store and go, or sandisk cruiser etc...

Then, I set that USB as primary, save the bios changes and shut down instead of restarting. Then I just plug the sata drive back in and fire up, worked fine.

Depending on your hardware you may need to change some settings. Common ones are "full/partial USB initilization" usually by fast boot options. Legacy boot options are another option, though you should be able to get UEFI to work. Finally, try other USB ports or even the USB 2.0 headers. You can't boot from USB 3.0 ports on the MSI, apparently, for an example.

Good luck!

I will just leave them where they are. The 366 HBN will start to age as soon as they are minted. There is no way to get better gains by moving coins. You actually destroy coin age by moving the coins around. So by leaving the coins where they are, in about ten days I should earn 2% on the 366. That equals to 7.32 HBN. Not only that, I still have my original horde of 15000+ HBN. So I would earn 2% on that as well. It becomes a snowball effect, where every time I stake, my result should be higher than the one before.

All these gains, from remaining patient. No messy GPU mining. No chasing after "hotcoins" dealing with DDoS attacks on pools and rising diffs. No wasting time on scamcoins that fail and never get on an exchange, wasting hashing power.

Finally Thought

I wanted to see how many HBN a person can get if they were to buy up the cryptsy order book, from the best offer all the way to 0.00010000

Here is the result.



Just proof that there really isn't that much HBN out there. My "ideal" goal would be 150000 HBN. But I would only be able to buy 55540.77388429 HBN, costing me about 5.5 BTC. The better way to do this trade would be to be the best bid, which means I can buy 150000 HBN for 7.89 BTC, if I could buy it all at 0.000005262 BTC, the current best bid. That would be a difficult trade to pull off, perhaps if I ever get around to doing it, I might do a video showing how easy/hard it is to pull off a big buy. Or I might just screencap it and do a write up. We shall see.

Here is the result IF you were to buy ALL existing HBN sell orders on Cryptsy.



I would never come close to 100000 HBN. I would be paying 14 BTC to get just 85000 HBN. Executing a 100000+ HBN buy order at the best possible price is going to take some skillful planning and execution.

Patience is my friend.

So the HBN Investment Journal has minted its first PoS Block!

I just got home after a long day of work and a good session at the gym. I fire up my trusty 6 year old laptop and put some Mob documentary to watch, while I chow down on some chicken stir fry and a brotien shake.

I open up my HBN wallet and low and behold, I mine my first HBN PoS Block, a nice new born baby block coming in at 366.783788 HBN!


So this block, using the cryptsy order book, looking at the BID price is worth the following:

0.00005140 BTC x 366.783788 HBN= 0.01897373 BTC!


Converting that to fiat (which we shouldn't really care about) is $16.92 CAD. (892 CAD x 0.01897373 BTC).

Not bad for holding some Hobonickels eh!

So at this point we can turn around, take out the 366 HBN and sell for BTC. However, we are going to leave the HBN in the wallet and work some more magic known as compound interest. This is when we really turbocharge our account for maximum gains. I will talk more about compounding interest in another post, for now I need to get back to eating and watching my gangster shit.

I sent him an email asking for beta access and never recieved a reply, shit i even donated over a thousand DGC to the cause.

How do i log on? It is asking for a password and username.