Thanks for reporting the issue, its been resolved.

The coins not tokens, get your terminology right
But yes folks do not wait till the last minute to send your coins.

A hotfix for it was been released, see https://github.com/PWRcoin/PWRcoin/releases/tag/v2.0.3.0

Sorry to hear about it,

May I ask how many confirmations you waited for before declaring a block found ?

Just to clarify this is not a soft or hard fork , PWR is not staying on the same chain, they are swapping to a new chain.
So lets stop using the word "fork" its confusing people.

Yes you will need to send all your coins to the Cryptohub exchange during the Swap period which expires on 30 July 2018.
The exact swap ratio / inflation and circulating supply will depend on the final count of coins after the swap period expires.

Holmes-Kuki this is not an ICO.

a coin swap document has been shared on social media, you can find it on Discord channel https://discord.gg/Pgw2RNS
The Dev team is working hard on the new wallet , as well as technical preparations for the coin swap.

Correct Yobit is on the old chain. We hard forked on 12 May 2018 with v2.0.1.0
Anyone who upgrades now will need to re-sync the blockchain and forfeit their staking rewards since 12 May.

cryptohub exchange has a faucet section, you can always go there to see the latest list...
Tip: link is at the bottom of the main page.

here is a working faucet for PWR, http://www.fremny.com/

Good question, we will provide an official answer from PWR team later today , we want to coordinate the release of the official statement
to avoid social channels from contradicting each other.

Works for me just fine.

yes its what most ppl do , unless your donating to someone else.

When you do a term deposit , the wallet has to choose an input via coin control to lock the coins from. ( your wallet is essentially a collection of input addresses )
The remainder is then sent back to your wallet.
Note: There is a cosmetic display bug with the reported fee's that has been fixed in the dev branch and will be released in v1.1.7
Maximizing the amount is simple, the longer the term you lock it for the more it will yield , up to a maximum of 365 days / 12 months.

I provide multiple options, not sure what your problem is.

The Release Page https://github.com/ROIcoin/ROIcoin/releases  has the following options for windows users:

https://github.com/ROIcoin/ROIcoin/releases/download/v1.1.6.000/ROIcoin-qt_x64_v1160.exe
For those who don't like to download exe's there is
https://github.com/ROIcoin/ROIcoin/releases/download/v1.1.6.000/ROIcoin-1.1.6-win64.zip
For those who are first time users there is
https://github.com/ROIcoin/ROIcoin/releases/download/v1.1.6.000/ROIcoin-1.1.6-win64-setup.exe

its something you have to set in ROIcoin.conf file and its called genproclimit=4 ( only allows even nrs so 2,4,6,8 etc .. )
If you don't have a ROIcoin.conf , then make one in the same folder as your wallet.dat in %APPDATA%/Roaming/ROIcoin folder.

For those who appear to be stuck, I uploaded a new zip file with the entire blockchain db , download it, stop the wallet, delete the blocks/chainstate subfolders in your ROIcoin folder and unzip the new file... then start the wallet, you should be a few blocks from synced...
https://github.com/ROIcoin/ROIcoin/releases/download/v1.1.6.000/ROIcoin-05142018-blockindex.zip
The new zip file must be unzipped in your %APPDATA%\Roaming\ROIcoin folder ( which is the default datadir for the wallet )

Hi,

That's a good question. In this instance it was completely abandoned, members of the old community pointed us at
some of the source code on github.
So it starts by forking the source on github.

Rebranding of the wallet.
Figure out the build process for linux and windows ( often documentation is out of date or simply does not work ).
We got some help from Mystere.
For PWRcoin we needed 2 weeks to design a new windows built system using MXE, so that we could finally
build a 64 bit version of the wallet.
When we were able to compile our own wallets, we started on building the block explorer and first seed vps.
We then worked on getting testnet online. ( another 2 vps's ).

At this point we decided which bugs to fix and which new features to add to the codebase.
We spend about a month testing it on testnet and released it all mid april.

Meanwhile we found amazing ppl to help re-connect with the awesome community on discord.
A talented developer provided a tipbot, and slowly things started to move again...
DisasterFaster got us on a new cryptohub.online exchange , rebuilt the website from scratch etc...

So TLDR, in a nutshell,
It takes money, time and resources to pull something like that of.
it grows slowly organically over time...

Hi there, v2.0.1 is mandatory, https://github.com/PWRcoin/PWRcoin/releases/tag/v2.0.1.0
if you need a list of nodes you can get them here https://blockexplorer.pwr-coin.com/network
you can join us on discord if you need more help: https://discord.gg/nrETr8G

That's not a lot of hash rate we know one guy who can do 100kH/s with a special intel polaris chip
A single Dual AMD Epic server can probably already do 10kH/s , but why would you use such expensive gear.

6h/s ? how much power is it consuming ?

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