how to see neverdie in myetherwallet.com?
Add custom token: Address :0xA54ddC7B3CcE7FC8b1E3Fa0256D0DB80D2c10970 Symbol: NDC Decimal :18
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Hi all guys, I invested in Stratis and I'd like to store them. I know how comfortable is the Ledger Nano S but it takes time to get me. In the meantime, is the official wallet sure enough? Thank you
I have Ledger Nano S but it has no Strat.. using official wallet because I am staking.. you should be fine with the official wallet... 1. Setup your Ledger Nano S with the 24 words 2. Make sure your Nano S is updated with latest firmware 3. Install the Chrome apps on your PC - Ledger manager and Ledger Bitcoin wallet 4. Connect your Nano S 5. Load Ledger manager in Chrome and install the Stratis wallet to your Nano S 6. Open the Stratis app on your Nano S 7. In settings in the Stratis app on your Nano S make sure Browser support is set to No 8. Load the Bitcoin wallet in Chrome on your PC and it will show the Stratis GUI inside the Bitcoin wallet app I could not find the link for the BTC Chrome extension Here is the link to the Chrome wallets Here is the link for the Ledger Manager
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It seems that the miners can't agree which way to go - wait long enough to trigger further difficulty reductions - or just sabotage this (by inserting empty blocks minutes before the trigger) - to kill BCH/BCC. Without a higher block frequency you wont ever get a stable network - so that there wasn't an easier way for re-targetting from the beginning of the fork seems a major oversight. It shows the dependency of BTC et all from large commercial mining pools, - a form of centralization...
The way will get clearer within a few days - if a week after the fork, BCC is again above Ripple in Marketcap, and has a stable network with sufficient blocks - the way up to the moon is open. If later on the Bitcoin Core / Segwitt supporters have a second fallout - BCC could emerge as the REAL Bitcoin by the end of the year.
OTOH - if it's below or around Litecoin, and the network is still slow - and will get worse if there is not a difficulty adjustment just in time - BCC will be on it's way to oblivion. In that case it will not have any advantages over LTC and a few others, but will have lost the goodwill brought by the BTC-Name. So it will then fall out of the top10 marketcap very soon, with the network still instable - and with high difficulty and low price likely to get worse - transfers are still difficult, exchanges remain isolated islands, and will eventually de-list. In that case, the BCC price will be far below $1 at the end of the year...
They sit with the difficulty problem because if their approach. They should have done what all the other alts do to start with a clone and not a fork. The difficulty would then have started from very low.
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Hi all guys, I invested in Stratis and I'd like to store them. I know how comfortable is the Ledger Nano S but it takes time to get me. In the meantime, is the official wallet sure enough? Thank you
I have Ledger Nano S but it has no Strat.. using official wallet because I am staking.. you should be fine with the official wallet... https://stratisplatform.com/wallets/Thanks a lot! yes ledger Nano S has no strat so i am using too strat official wallet for collecting strat coin and staking them official wallet is safe but you should also make backup of your wallet for just in case i think ledger nano S should have strat wallet too maybe in coming days it will add in it I dont think you are reading the thread. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1512202.msg20616048#msg20616048
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Hello
I hawe question why when i staking I didn't receive rewards on transaction is status:conflicted?
You and someone else probably submitted a block simultaneously and his got accepted by the network first.
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The price graph follows the typical alt-coin. Goes up sharply after launch for a quick pump, then people take profits and the price goes down all the way until the coin is dead.
Dont know why they had to go through all the effort to fork BTC when they could have just cloned it and started from scratch. It has the same result in the end anyways. I guess it was 1) to give a profit gift to the wide base of BTC community when they dump and 2) to enable data analysis of moving BCC to expose active corresponding BTC holdings.
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Hi all guys, I invested in Stratis and I'd like to store them. I know how comfortable is the Ledger Nano S but it takes time to get me. In the meantime, is the official wallet sure enough? Thank you
I have Ledger Nano S but it has no Strat.. using official wallet because I am staking.. you should be fine with the official wallet... 1. Setup your Ledger Nano S with the 24 words 2. Make sure your Nano S is updated with latest firmware 3. Install the Chrome apps on your PC - Ledger manager and Ledger Bitcoin wallet 4. Connect your Nano S 5. Load Ledger manager in Chrome and install the Stratis wallet to your Nano S 6. Open the Stratis app on your Nano S 7. In settings in the Stratis app on your Nano S make sure Browser support is set to No 8. Load the Bitcoin wallet in Chrome on your PC and it will show the Stratis GUI inside the Bitcoin wallet app
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I am also not getting connections, even after adding the addnode to my biblepay.conf file: Any advice?
Try the following: 1. Lose the IP tables. Install and activate ufw. Then "sudo ufw allow 40000" 2. Put only the following in your .conf file addnode=112.3.32.41 addnode=113.123.192.18 addnode=113.123.208.222 addnode=114.240.148.65 addnode=118.112.31.11 addnode=118.112.31.14 addnode=118.112.31.3 addnode=118.112.31.5 addnode=118.112.31.6 addnode=118.112.31.9 addnode=118.113.135.42 addnode=119.135.207.175 addnode=119.23.210.14 addnode=119.23.211.233 addnode=119.23.220.145 addnode=119.36.79.132 addnode=120.202.46.63 addnode=123.119.25.243 addnode=138.68.227.166 addnode=139.99.131.169 addnode=159.203.188.228 addnode=162.243.161.213 addnode=162.243.171.195 addnode=171.251.12.198 addnode=174.138.34.137 addnode=174.138.34.54 addnode=174.138.34.64 addnode=174.138.34.71 addnode=174.138.34.81 addnode=174.54.43.236 addnode=182.151.203.19 addnode=182.151.203.62 addnode=185.134.230.158 addnode=188.230.139.163 addnode=198.199.89.94 addnode=198.211.109.101 addnode=202.97.251.251 addnode=207.245.41.195 addnode=208.68.36.193 addnode=218.3.102.1 addnode=218.3.33.86 addnode=221.221.171.175 addnode=221.233.70.237 addnode=222.175.36.134 addnode=58.130.255.101 addnode=67.205.134.62 addnode=67.205.159.108 addnode=67.205.183.9 addnode=67.207.81.139 addnode=67.207.81.222 addnode=67.207.81.58 addnode=67.207.89.62 addnode=67.207.94.159 addnode=77.106.146.9 addnode=77.172.68.14 addnode=83.151.2.66 addnode=93.84.236.241 addnode=97.90.153.65 addnode=97.99.69.33 addnode=99.198.174.212
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is there a slack up for biblepay?
i hate to ask for mining help on this thread but ..uhh.. i cant locate biblepay-qt in any folder after the compile. It looked like it was being built in /src but no. anyone got time for a troubleshooting session?
Go one level down into qt, in your example ~/biblepay/src/qt
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Bitmain has only so much funds to artificially buy in the market. If things can be dragged out for long enough the coin will implode when they run out of funds to put into the market. Compare it to one army keeping another busy until the other army's food runs out and then attacks.
Wasnt the whole idea behind the fork for them to protect their technology that is not compatible with SegWit? They would have done calculations to determine a breakeven point after which it is not viable to artificially keep things up.
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Some people sell their free coin then come here to FUD just so others could dump to help them buy back cheaper...crazy world we live in Even Charlie Shrem could be buying more BCH right now but go about twitting all negative news about BCH, I wonder what happened to freedom of choice? Or maybe in this case it is WYSIWYG without another agenda and people are just dumping to get their free money out while they still can. For me the sad thing is that for every winner there is a loser. The poor people that buy the coins from the people cashing in their free money. Those are the people I feel sorry for, but people should know what they are getting into when they buy.
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Do we have a new blockchain expolorer?
Afaik there is a chainz BE for this coin.
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Getblockhash 1290
0000013ff558d023d24745bfe2864b19afe7c9f33d3675cf13ec77838eafd15f
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Does this mean I am on a fork? if so why does this keep happening
{ "version": 1000107, "protocolversion": 70707, "walletversion": 61000, "wallet_fullversion": "1.0.1.7", "balance": 159943.00006020, "privatesend_balance": 0.00000000, "blocks": 1272, "timeoffset": -2, "connections": 11, "proxy": "", "difficulty": 0.0005065658540711894, "testnet": false, "keypoololdest": 1500904348, "keypoolsize": 1044, "paytxfee": 0.00000000, "relayfee": 0.00010000, "errors": "" }
Yes there was a fork earlier in the day.
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Is it correct to say that people moving their BTC before the first block is mined on the new chain loses their BCC/BCH for the private key where it was moved from?
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Where can one see the hash rate on the new chain?
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What is the hashrate on BCC?
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12:16. Lets see what happens...
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More precisely: 6 blocks to go before we can start building a fork (around 1 hour). Block 478553 was the first block with a timestamp past 12:20 UTC. If the next 6 blocks have timestamps past this point then the last of these blocks will have MTP past 12:20 UTC and we can start looking. The question is: how much of Bitcoin's hashrate will be put to looking for the first Bitcoin Cash block? Hopefully very little.
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yobit listed BITCOIN CASH before even the fork happen and give their users the same amount they hold in BTC, how is that possible?
It is the same as IOUs. They have done it previously with tokens like Waves. They are betting on a split and will just replace IOUs with coins when they get it. Remember there is a difference between a wallet on the chain and an internal accounting/trading system. You can trade without having the coins and do a journal entry later in the backend.
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