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There seems to be multiple chains and the node has trouble jumping to the longest chain.
Given this instability, I regret it might be best to relaunch at a later stage after more testing.
Thanks for everyone's time and support.
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Thanks for version 1.0.2 it seems to be better  But current block age is still 17228 days ago - well, perhaps I just have to wait a little. Cheers My nodes are on block 3319. There seems to be a miner that sets the time to zero, hence the block age displayed. The stats displayed are not the stats used in the difficulty calculations, so this display will need to be changed. At the moment there appears to be only a couple of miners, so it would help if more could attempt mining. 3319? mine is stuck at block 1407 since yesterday Try redownloading the blockchain by following these steps: 1. Export your wallet keys to a backup folder (Project->Private Keys->Export all Wallet Keys to a file) 2. Quit BlaiseCoin. 3. Backup your BlaiseCoin data directory (usually under C: Users <user> AppData Roaming BlaiseCoin) 4. Delete BlaiseCoin data directory 5. Start BlaiseCoin. 6. Reimport your wallet keys from the backup file |
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Thanks for version 1.0.2 it seems to be better But current block age is still 17228 days ago - well, perhaps I just have to wait a little. Cheers My nodes are on block 3319. There seems to be a miner that sets the time to zero, hence the block age displayed. The stats displayed are not the stats used in the difficulty calculations, so this display will need to be changed. At the moment there appears to be only a couple of miners, so it would help if more could attempt mining. |
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BlaiseCoin 1.0.2 Update https://github.com/blaisecoin/blaisecoin/releases/tag/v1.0.2Various networking fixes NOTE: Before upgrading - 1. Export your wallet keys to a backup folder (Project->Private Keys->Export all Wallet Keys to a file) 2. Quit the wallet and Backup your BlaiseCoin data directory (usually C:\Users<user>\AppData\Roaming\BlaiseCoin) You may need to delete your BlaiseCoin data directory and re-import your private keys into the upgraded version. |
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is there a bounty of social media or AirDrop Dev
Sorry, no premine or airdrop. |
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Is the bug/hack about timestamp present in this coin too ?
This coin replaces all the time stamp logic in PascalCoin with a method similar to Bitcoin where time is a product of network consensus and is not enforced like in PascalCoin. The difficulty adjustment algorithm uses past median time (21 blocks) to prevent extreme times from counting in calculating elapsed time. So in short, this attempts to fix it. Its worthy looking at. If u install a pascal wallet on an isolated pc and move ur system clock time back to the date prior to pascal genesis block u can harvest infinite amount of coins that will be valid on the original pascal chain. Whats cool about it is that ur fraudulent coins will not be visible in the pascal block explorer, this means that nobody could see how many extras have been added to the coin supply on the legit chain. All chain state is visible. Accounts start at 0 and all the accounts are visible. I don't see where extra coins could be hidden. Even if you modify your time to before the genesis, you still need to mine on top of the last block, blocks are not organised by time but by the chain linking the first to the next to the next. |
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anyway last block is 4hrs ago?
Yes, some big miners appear to have stopped mining. Difficulty should adjust downward when new blocks are found. |
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what is the difference between lazarus wallet and non? They are functionally the same, just built with different compilers. I included both in case someone has issues with one. The Lazarus one is built with the fpc compiler and the other with the Delphi compiler. |
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will try to mine this, fixing the time bug?
Yes, BlaiseCoin uses a strategy similar to Bitcoin for the network time issue. What makes BlaiseCoin special/superior than other coins? Who are the people behind this project? I would like to know how it works by read the whitepaper and learn the whole idea of it. You can read the original PascalCoin white paper here: https://github.com/blaisecoin/blaisecoin/blob/master/PascalCoin%20White%20Paper%20-%20EN.pdfBlaiseCoin starts with the PascalCoin code and begins by fixing various issues (like the network time issue and decimal places in currency) and we'll build further on this. |
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will try to mine this, fixing the time bug?
Yes, BlaiseCoin uses a strategy similar to Bitcoin for the network time issue. |
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Open port 9004 on your router if you are not getting enough connections.
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A clarification about the roadmap and potential future implementations as well as how far the dev is willing to go would be awesome.
We'll see how it goes over the short term with bug fixing, there are still some basic issues to look at. |
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So are these false positives or what? yes as far as i can see. |
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Is the bug/hack about timestamp present in this coin too ?
This coin replaces all the time stamp logic in PascalCoin with a method similar to Bitcoin where time is a product of network consensus and is not enforced like in PascalCoin. The difficulty adjustment algorithm uses past median time (21 blocks) to prevent extreme times from counting in calculating elapsed time. So in short, this attempts to fix it. |
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BlaiseCoin is a peer to peer crypto currency based on the PascalCoin code. * The code has been updated with a new difficulty adjustment algorithm that uses median past time. * BlaiseCoin uses 8 digits after decimal instead of 4 for currency values. PortsP2P 9004 RPC miner 9009 RPC 9003 Note: Open port 9004 on your router to accept incoming connections.Reward scheduleNo pre-mine Starting at 100 BLAC halving every 105120 blocks (~1 year) Minimum reward after 8 years 1 BLAC Total coins after 8 years ~ 21 million BLAC DownloadsGithub source https://github.com/blaisecoin/blaisecoinWindows binaries https://github.com/blaisecoin/blaisecoin/releases/tag/v1.0.2Due to block chain forks, to be re-released at a later date.
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