Official Site: https://shekel.io (All wallets and github links are available through the official site)

Maybe we need a bigger font for the important stuff in the OP?  There's source on GitHub if you want to build your own wallet.

Good job lining up the new exchange, dev!

There is no source code in your GitHub repo, santacoin devs.

You can manage multiple masternodes from a single wallet, but you will need individual daemons with unique IP addresses running on multiple vps instances.

After looking at the src, the compiled exe is called "shekel-cli" so it seems like the directory should be "shekel" to maintain consistency with other alt-coins.

I vote for the github repo to have a better name - "wallet" isn't very descriptive, how about shekel or jew?

I have no probs with Altcoinx, they paid me with no problems? What is your issue? I got paid from altcoinx a few hours ago.

The pool is working fine however it's more profitable to mine LTC / other scrypt coins and buy OPC on cryptopia with prices at the current levels.

This looks like it could be fun, I appreciate the "suprise!" of getting on cryptopia thanks dev.

This may be useful for financing mining equipment?

One of the great things about alt coins is that each forms its own small community and you can be a part of the community efforts to set the vision for the coin.

I agree that the rewards for mining this coin are small... but it was launched fairly and seems to work as advertised, the source is available, so with a cool logo and nice website it might make it.

You'll need to address the naming issues with Visa for investors to feel comfortable.

It seems likely that consumers will confuse 'visacoin' epayments with other Visa epayments in the 100s of countries where VISA owns intellectual property protections.

If its confusing to the consumer it is unlikely to survive a challenge in US courts. I don't know how it works in other legal systems.

Just woke up from a nap and the pool is all good again, as the pool home page said, nothing was lost on the backend and all my hashes were counted.

I am so happy, thanks litkoin team!

Use caution with the official pool, i mined for a long time, got nothing, went to the pool to see whats up, and it says:

<sub>We are investigating issues in the backend. Your shares and hashrate are safe and we will fix things ASAP.

Findblocks disabled, new blocks will currently not show up in the frontend
Blockupdate disabled, blocks and transactions confirmations are delayed
Payouts disabled, you will not receive any coins to your offline wallet for the time being</sub>

I am not accusing anyone, I'm hoping I'll get paid eventually but... I'm not gonna mine there until I get paid for the last chunk of hash. I'll post an update when things get sorted.

I am interested in acquiring YUP coins using some LTC that I have saved up. Pls pm me with your (reasonable) offers, thanks!

I can endorse coinsmarkets.com - I've been using it for a few months without any issues.

They are often the first exchange to add a new coin or to update when a new wallet or blockchain comes out.

They have responded promptly to every email.

Not every staking coin works (pays stakes) on coinsmarkets, for instance they have COLX but it doesn't stake there. They told me that this is because some wallets are more difficult to integrate with their scripted accounting systems for payouts on stakes.

There *are* some scam coins on the site, but they seem to care about quality. For instance they described one altcoin to me in email as being "just like all the other coins this dev makes, since nothing new here we don't want to add it."

Coins stake well because your network weight is combined with all the other coins on the exchange.

There are some funny trolls.

Their accounting system credits users for each stake reward instead of adding it all up into a single daily payment.

Overall experience B+/A-

For some reason I prefer exchanges with dodgy wierdos and coins no one will ever use. I will miss nova.

you can buy and sell yovi on other exchanges, the 6 month graph indicates it isn't "rise only" on other exchanges.

https://novaexchange.com/market/BTC_YOVI/

it works well for me, great job dev!

Hi Tokyo, I suggest making a road-map that only goes 6 months into the future.

Anything beyond 6 months is puffery, no one knows what the world will be like 6 months from now.

Also, re: multiple masternodes at once:


It appears the wallet locks itself after the start button is clicked, per the source code in masternodemanager.cpp.


Is there a reason this needs to happen? It seems more reasonable to only Lock() the wallet if it was locked when the method was called.  At any rate, if you want to start individual masternodes, you will need to unlock your wallet after each click of the start button.

Yep WTF this is a heartbreaker.

The crypto-currency business world is going to have lots of ups and downs as it moves out of the troublesome years of puberty and into adulthood.

Things like road-maps and whitepapers and juvenile website spelling mistakes aren't going to be the indicators of maturity. Maturity and wisdom are learned.

I learned this bit of wisdom from a successful drug dealer:  you can ALWAYS make a lot more money legally and ethically than you can make through illegal activities. The guy that taught me this (thanks alex) died of herion many years ago but it's a lesson that stuck with me.

c-cex stole coins equal to ~500,000 USD.  They could have made more than that in just trading fees over the next few years from the thousands of PIE holders.

"I am looking for someone to share in an adventure that I am arranging, and it's very difficult to find anyone." - Gandalf

So C-cex is apparently not to be trusted - they did a clumsy job defrauding a large and active community, so they are going to have to deal with posts like this one.

Sigh. One day the drama will end in crypto when people realize that it is in their best interest to behave ethically.

Details here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2278055