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Yes. There must be BTC in your account to claim. The if you claim in the first week of the 50 week claim period you get 20% more, because the unclaimed gets pushed to you. I think... Check out the webpage for more... www.ClaimBHX.com |
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If I posted this in the wrong spot
Move topic here Project Development because off-topic is serious discussion about "can't sleep help me!", "I am hungry what to eat?", "my TV is too loud should I turn it off?" and all other very serious off-topic discussions. HA! Cannot tell if you are serious... but ok I will move it. |
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Hey Everyone, A friend of mine is looking for a C++ developer at his cyber security company. I don't want to spam this board but with most crypto written in C++ and I figured what the hell. I hit up one developer of letting him know and while not interested he pointed me to possibly hitting up the bitcointalk community. This isn't a joke or fake. Please take a look at my thread history. While not a prolific poster I have not spammed out BS or anything. I really think there are good candidates for this job in here. Please PM me if you are interested and I can provide more details. The company has two positions available. C/C++ DEVELOPER & CYBERSECURITY INSTRUCTOR(same skills as dev but should be good with ppl) If I posted this in the wrong spot or broke a rule please let me know.  -tnotm |
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I am confused.
AEX is showing $150k worth of trading happening in XCN and current price at 68 sats.
What is the status of AEX exchange and XCN?
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Seems to work, I even tried using a different address to see if more could be acquired (from the same computer and IP) and could not. Thus going through the effort of different VPN locations, wallets, VM instances, seems not worth the while to try to gain all of the coins from the faucet. So it gets my vote. Very good, thanks for the report. Later I will send the bounty and some more funds for the faucet. Thanks everyone! I am going to start looking into a rich list and other features that are out there. |
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Hi guys sorry for the absence I'm on holidays this week with very poor connection!
The bounty amounts will need to be fixed because the price is 10x when they were conceived ;-)
I donated and i do not want to lower the bounty. Let's get things done. More money, more interest we get. That bounty account has the money to make things happened. That was the idea. Do not get greedy. Interesting points. Say you want 'X' built for the project, and XCN was worth a penny at the time and the bounty was 5k($50). Now there are two options with a caveat. Option 1 would be to still offer the 5k XCN simply as more of an incentive, because it equals $300. Option 2 would be to offer 830 XCN to make the exact same offer as before in dollars($50). The caveat is that the price could go up or down, so each offer is kinda the same. My opinion is that the bounty should adjust to the price of XCN, but you should think about raising the overall price of the bounties to attract developers. Like a fully functional, tested and deployed web wallet should be pretty damn big. Yes a person's time should be part volunteering simply to add value to the coin, but shouldn't it also pay them for their time? No idea how much but it could take say 80 hours to get that up and running. What is that worth? $100? $500? $1000? Should the future evaluation of XCN factor into that based on what they developed? Damn interesting questions! (also puts in perspective pre-mining, as stuff simply costs money to get done) crypto price go up and down. pumps every where right now. pay the damn rewords while price is still up. and when people are interested. we will still need those upgrades when the price will be down. do not get cheap. EDIT: i do not know how to do any of that. i just donated and want things done, whatewer pice for xcn is. I get where you are coming from... but I think that the $ amount not the XCN amount is key. I recently spent some time getting the Paper Wallet together. I don't know what the community may decide to give me for it... Hell there wasn't even a bounty, but now we have one. If there were a bounty, let's say of $5000(500k XCN)  back a few months ago, I would not expect the community go give me $30k now. I mean it would be nice but this price bump was huge and the value is leveling and maintaining value. I think properly bumping up the bounties by say 25% in $ is worth it, and we have it because of the price hike. |
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Hi guys sorry for the absence I'm on holidays this week with very poor connection!
The bounty amounts will need to be fixed because the price is 10x when they were conceived ;-)
I donated and i do not want to lower the bounty. Let's get things done. More money, more interest we get. That bounty account has the money to make things happened. That was the idea. Do not get greedy. Interesting points. Say you want 'X' built for the project, and XCN was worth a penny at the time and the bounty was 5k($50). Now there are two options with a caveat. Option 1 would be to still offer the 5k XCN simply as more of an incentive, because it equals $300. Option 2 would be to offer 830 XCN to make the exact same offer as before in dollars($50). The caveat is that the price could go up or down, so each offer is kinda the same. My opinion is that the bounty should adjust to the price of XCN, but you should think about raising the overall price of the bounties to attract developers. Like a fully functional, tested and deployed web wallet should be pretty damn big. Yes a person's time should be part volunteering simply to add value to the coin, but shouldn't it also pay them for their time? No idea how much but it could take say 80 hours to get that up and running. What is that worth? $100? $500? $1000? Should the future evaluation of XCN factor into that based on what they developed? Damn interesting questions! (also puts in perspective pre-mining, as stuff simply costs money to get done) |
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Bter is where I trade because everything is working, I don't keep them there though. For that I use a paper wallet. Can you withdraw from bter? Did you have to verify and give passport scans to be allowed to make withdrawals? There are complaints on the bter thread that you have to verify just to withdraw altcoins now. Oooh Great question! Been awhile since I traded there too. You are correct actually! There is something going on. I sold some XCN earlier and traded for BTC... They would not let me withdraw BTC. There was a warning about not being able to withdraw because of local policy. I traded for LTC and moved it off not thinking anything if it. Odd I know but l didn't notice because LTC was going up to... With the term local policy being batted about, something tells me it is a gvmnt issue in China. Do they see BTC as cash and alts not? Dunno. No problem moving off alt coins though, XCN and LTC anyway. |
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Could someone please post node list ( I have the one from OP ) still very slow to sync. Also what is best place to trade at the moment? I have accounts already at the ones listed but any troubles or is any one better than the other? Thanks The OP has links to the explorers which you can glean the peers from. These are live. Explorer1: http://xcn-explorer.selektion21.de/Explorer2: http://xcn-explorer.miners-zone.net/Head to their connections page, like this one, and you will have a list of IPs. Then add them manually like this... addnode 41.50.137.116 add Also be sure and grab the pre-synced blocks from OP as well. Here. Bter is where I trade because everything is working, I don't keep them there though. For that I use a paper wallet. |
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Compile with QT4 instead of 5.
Got it... Had to hack it though. In the src/qt folder I replaced all -fPIE with -fPI C. I am up and running. |
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Wallet help on Linux. I am running KDE Neon running Ubuntu 16.04 on the back end, and for the life of me I cannot get the wallet to compile. For the past few weeks I have been running the Win-qt version in Wine as a stop gap, or have to go to my win machine running Win10. I have seen and tried a few guides but still a no go, but would really like to get there. It appears that the problem is with the libraries being to new on 16.04, and that I should be starting with 14.04. Please, any thoughts comments or links to help would be appreciated. I have been through this... I am missing something. I am not positive on how to get my libraries straight for the build. Got really close on this last round... Only thing left is the gui build, but qt yelled and sent an error during compile. n file included from /usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/QtGui/qwindowdefs.h:43:0,
from /usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/QtWidgets/qwidget.h:43,
from /usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/QtWidgets/qmainwindow.h:43,
from /usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/QtWidgets/QMainWindow:1,
from bitcoingui.h:12,
from bitcoin.cpp:9:
/usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/QtCore/qglobal.h:1113:4: error: #error "You must build your code with position independent code if Qt was built with -reduce-relocations. " "Compile your code with -fPIC (-fPIE is not enough)."
# error "You must build your code with position independent code if Qt was built with -r
^
Makefile:1230: recipe for target 'libcryptoniteqt_a-bitcoin.o' failed
make[5]: *** [libcryptoniteqt_a-bitcoin.o] Error 1
make[5]: Leaving directory '/home/john/Documents/git_repos/Cryptonite/src/qt'
Makefile:2562: recipe for target 'all-recursive' failed
make[4]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[4]: Leaving directory '/home/john/Documents/git_repos/Cryptonite/src/qt'
Makefile:1015: recipe for target 'all' failed
make[3]: *** [all] Error 2
make[3]: Leaving directory '/home/john/Documents/git_repos/Cryptonite/src/qt'
Makefile:904: recipe for target 'all-recursive' failed
make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory '/home/john/Documents/git_repos/Cryptonite/src'
Makefile:676: recipe for target 'all' failed
make[1]: *** [all] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/john/Documents/git_repos/Cryptonite/src'
Makefile:510: recipe for target 'all-recursive' failed
make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
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Wallet help on Linux. I am running KDE Neon running Ubuntu 16.04 on the back end, and for the life of me I cannot get the wallet to compile. For the past few weeks I have been running the Win-qt version in Wine as a stop gap, or have to go to my win machine running Win10. I have seen and tried a few guides but still a no go, but would really like to get there. It appears that the problem is with the libraries being to new on 16.04, and that I should be starting with 14.04. Please, any thoughts comments or links to help would be appreciated. I have been through this... I am missing something. I am not positive on how to get my libraries straight for the build. |
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Blockfolio has a new coin logo for verge?
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Wallet help on Linux. I am running KDE Neon running Ubuntu 16.04 on the back end, and for the life of me I cannot get the wallet to compile. For the past few weeks I have been running the Win-qt version in Wine as a stop gap, or have to go to my win machine running Win10. I have seen and tried a few guides but still a no go, but would really like to get there. It appears that the problem is with the libraries being to new on 16.04, and that I should be starting with 14.04. Please, any thoughts comments or links to help would be appreciated. |
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What can I do with non-syn wallet after XCN-blockchain-full-20170609 unpack?
I don't understand the question. Do you mean the wallet still won't sync? It takes a long time on my machines, and that is even XCN-blockchain downloaded and unpacked. If you are waiting for sync try adding peers, as this could speed things up. Look at the list of peers on this page http://xcn-explorer.selektion21.de/?page=peersThen add each one using the debug command line like this: addnode 62.75.210.104 add That is how I did it... I think there is a better way using a config, but that I haven't done yet. BUT... it still takes some time to complete even with peers in my experience. I would say about 2-4 hours. |
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Cryptonite Paper Wallet is now available! Win 50 XCN!
(see way below) tl;dr - Download here, run it in a browser on a secure machine, choose Cryptonite, choose wallet type(paper, BIP38 encrypted, brain, bulk), print.  If you like cold storage, you are going to love a paper wallet! Working with the maintainer of WalletGenerator.net I was able to create a paper wallet for Cryptonite! While it isn't live(yet) on WalletGenerator.net, a downloadable version with Cryptonite is. I have forked it off their current version and made a pull request, so it should be live 'someday'(his words not mine) on their page, but this version will be available until then. Instructions:- Download the zip file
- Unzip
- Open the index.html file on a secure machine
- Wiggle your mouse around
- Select Cryptonite from the drop down at the top
- Select Paper(w/BIP38 or w/o), Bulk, or Brain
- Print
Couple of things to remember/do:- RTFM - The index.html has instructions and information.
- Try it first with some small amounts.
- Check a chain explorer to validate if coins are present in the wallet.
- Unless it is BIP38 encrypted, anyone that finds your paper wallet can
access steal all of your coin. - Brain and BIP38 may require that you come back to this same index.html to recover your (WIF)private key. (could be wrong on this)
- Once a paper wallet is imported to a live wallet, and any coins spent, the paper wallet will be empty.
- Best to make a new paper wallet and transfer funds there if it has been imported into a live wallet.
- They make great gifts!
Learn about it!Google ' paper wallet bitcoin', or check out the links below. You will get deeper insight into how crypto really works, and learn how paper wallets can be a HODL'rs best friend. That's all I got... Try it out, and let me know what you think. Acknowledgements: - Please cryptocoin responsibly, and don't forget to tip your developers.Michael Mure @ WalletGenerator.net on Github BTC 15DHZzv7eBUwss77qczZiL3DUEZLjDYhbM Cryptonite Team @ Cryptonite.info XCN CP6uhgcDnXzdgQhnz2q1xhSFMFinmqkQkh (fund address) tnotm <-- this is me! Tip me!! XCN CPtFmAxGz2RMdp9wumtVyBTPeDQNAV3AsB (yep, its a cold storage paper wallet... ADL)--- How to win 50 XCN:Be the first one to tweet a pic of you holding a printed Cryptonite paper wallet. Rules:- Tweet with the earliest timestamp wins
- Paper wallet must be created from the wallet generator in this post(not just your doodles of your keys)
- 50 xcn for the winning tweet, from my personal account
- Tweet must contain the following: a link to this post, hashtags: #Cryptonite #XCN $XCN #paperwallet
- proof of printing - an image of you with the printed wallet (don't use the wallet you fool, you just shared it with everyone!)
- PM me the tweet
- No nudes, this is a family coin... It's up to you really... I don't really mind either way
 - This is a unofficial thingy I am doing, not the devs. All on me, because Cryptonite paper wallets rock!
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