... I'd get behind a bleu listing  good plan - loose the good Spartans to petition Bleutrade instructions are here |
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New ANN is up on Cryptopia  https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Forum/Thread/430 open to proofs and crits! one little trouble - the android link in the ANN under wallets seems to point to a linux wallet on vegas' site, i havn't changed it ? |
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Min Stake Age: 4 hours
Max Stake Age: 4 Days I have a small number of coins that I got from the faucet from the beginning but have not staked at all since turning the wallet on today, it says 5 days estimated to stake..... Doesn't the above quote of the OP mean that I should have staked already if 4 days is the maximum to stake and I have 18 day old coins ? you may need more coin - i was watching the wallet the other day, hoping to get one more stake b4 the 'drop', i noticed that it will not stake until your weight = at least 1, but if you have that much weight, the staking icon should be green, i think it will go, just give it some time |
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Guys why POS reward is small ? I have 601 DROP in wallet  faucetcoin is rare. you did very well... |
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Someone can create a 100 BTC buy order at 1 satoshi. Will that affect the price?
No, this is tried on every market on every exchange. You must place it at a specific position relative to bid. On the flip side if you try to accumulate any decent amount of coins the price will skyrocket. This low liquidity market is 90% manipulators, including many of the supporters you are talking to here in this thread. Then you have XMR, which will manipulate VNL downward if it has too much volume. I saw 20 BTC suppression order get pulled last month and one minute later 20 BTC buy occured on XMR market(impossible odds). If you watch close enough you can see it all.  Thank you for your support. imho, the problem is that for months there is a "war" between miners and investors. Investors begin to make the price rise and the miners dump on us. Once you said that the value of btc is around $200 which is the cost of mining. What is the cost to the miners of VNL profiting? For now still being created a lot of coins a day (it would be nice if there was a way to reduce it). I believe that only when this number is reduced dramatically is that VNL will fly like a rocket. Then surely we will see six digits, maybe seven. For now I'll accumulating ya there's a war, but miners are investors too. why would miners 'dump' at the current prices? is this serious? i don't think there are large # of fpga rigs out there, a dozen or 2 maybe, (guessing) and maybe with their higher efficiency, those using them can sell profitably, but gpu miners are most likely holding, as the equation is not profitable. i run one r9-280x, gets me 10 vnl/day, or $0.3770928. with electricity at ~$0.20/kwh, it's at least $0.50/day + internet to keep the software running |
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hi john, whenever your run a super-peer, is the wallet address with the collateral balance correlatable with the ip address of the server?
Do you mean an incentivised node and not a super peer? They are not one in the same. Thank you for your support. either one of the two. fwiw, VNL encrypts output, and no one knows which port it's using on your device |
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Should you not want to use the feature of savings, I would agree that it would be logical to enter "coinstake false"
The only person who absolutely knows is Presstab who just left on a 2 week trip.
If you set up the POS address - you can leave the coinstake command the same
If you do not want to add the new POS savings address, i suggest you PM Presstab
Thank you! why would he turn off staking? turn off sending to yobit and create a new savings addy, otherwise stake income will just go to the default addy, but from there it cannot be sold |
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After reading the White Papers i have a couple of questions because I am not sure I grasp some concepts:
1. On instant send implementation, which of the three network layers performs the lock, the client, the peer or the super peer?
2. I understand the client to be the wallet, a peer to be a sort of "checker" or of locks on the network and the superpeer to be the equivalent of what in Dash would be a masternode. Is this correct? To be clear I am not saying it's the same thing, I just want to be able to relate something I don't understand to something else I have a better grasp on for the sake of understanding.
3. How are these layers incentivized exactly. As far as I understand it, people running superpeeers also need to solve a hash, somewhat like miners?
4. How many coins are needed to run a superpeer and how are these set up (can someone please point me to a guide)?
Sorry if some of my questions are obvious.
Thanks,
Pablo.
You shouldn't excuse...your questions are legit... Someone with more expertise will answer your questions soon! Regards Goldmaxx i'll do my best 1. the network (of superpeers) forms a consensus 2. vnl does not obfuscate the blockchain, there are no mixers atm 3. superpeers are rewarded a percentage of new block rewards found, there is no hashing done, the reward is for running a healthy node 4. 10000 vnl needed, as to the rest, brb someone posted a tut somewhere, can't find it atm, some info here http://vanillacoin.net/wiki/Technologies/Node%20Incentives.md found it https://forum.bitcoin.com/vanillacoin/vanillacoin-superpeer-rewards-how-to-t698.html |
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I think it's because of the low network hashrate the blocks are taking a long time to complete.
idk - there've been times my old gpu doing 0.08 mhps was enough to keep the chain moving! not today though |
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Does anyone know why the blocks are getting stuck?
Block number: 442840
Block progress: 2126.19%
Cryptopia looking OK ? Current Block: 442912 Difficulty: 2.04326838 Connections: Good (5) Network Hashrate: 178.38 MH/s [edit] well they are 400% on the current one ... |
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looks like everyone is staking  |
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well, got my hundred  # 50 |
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yes it will reset the time so its best to consolidate after you've staked usually i consolidate like once in a month or two just to keep from getting flooded Cheers, thanks for that, i'll do that now. I'm at the point where it's staking on old stakes and giving tiny rewards so losing some staking for a month will probably be insignificant. So, I tried to send it to the same wallet address the coins were originally in, it gave an error. Do I need a second wallet address? yes, create a second recieving addy, then every day send x amt. to yourself. sending smaller amts over days-month will spread staking accordingly when the blocks mature |
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Pretty awesome stuff around here surprised more people aren't all over this
so get some and tell your friends! |
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After reading the White Papers i have a couple of questions because I am not sure I grasp some concepts:
1. On instant send implementation, which of the three network layers performs the lock, the client, the peer or the super peer?
2. I understand the client to be the wallet, a peer to be a sort of "checker" or of locks on the network and the superpeer to be the equivalent of what in Dash would be a masternode. Is this correct? To be clear I am not saying it's the same thing, I just want to be able to relate something I don't understand to something else I have a better grasp on for the sake of understanding.
3. How are these layers incentivized exactly. As far as I understand it, people running superpeeers also need to solve a hash, somewhat like miners?
4. How many coins are needed to run a superpeer and how are these set up (can someone please point me to a guide)?
Sorry if some of my questions are obvious.
Thanks,
Pablo.
You shouldn't excuse...your questions are legit... Someone with more expertise will answer your questions soon! Regards Goldmaxx i'll do my best 1. the network (of superpeers) forms a consensus 2. vnl does not obfuscate the blockchain, there are no mixers atm 3. superpeers are rewarded a percentage of new block rewards found, there is no hashing done, the reward is for running a healthy node 4. 10000 vnl needed, as to the rest, brb someone posted a tut somewhere, can't find it atm, some info here http://vanillacoin.net/wiki/Technologies/Node%20Incentives.md |
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WOW that was fast! W00t! lol ty |
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Question: If I have a super peer with 10k coins and have another 8k coins, can I have another wallet that just stakes and is not a super peer on the same IP/home network as the super peer and not have a rewards penalty?
Jimlite, I think this explains that situaution. https://talk.vanillacoin.net/topic/249/node-incentive-helpi'm doing that - 1 wallet w/10k, another in another user account w/less, both are running, i'm getting stake and rewards, but i can't answer your question  |
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Need suggestions i have a lot of respect for what they're doing over at Cryptopianot a lot of volume, (they are about 1 y.o. i think) but they have a hardworking staff and are doing a pretty good job they have a no-delist policy, impossible to maintain, but they will only delist the dead ... you can purchase a listing for 1 million DOT, ~ BTC0.20000000 and you can trade against BTCLTC DOT DOGE FTC POP UNO i was talking with support a few months ago, userbase was ~2k ppl
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'fraid i'm not much help - but my wallet was on the same chain as comkort right up to the end, fwiw
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