Still unable to complete the sync. Client Version reports: v4.0.1.3-a16c067

Ok thanks pulled an update from git and compiled. Reindexing the blocks now. Will let you know. Thanks for the quick response.

With BTC and most other TOP 100 coins on a downward  trend DigixDAO  is up 44%. BTC is being pushed down the India Finance Minister  stating they want to all out ban it, the bitconnect lawsuit, the coinmarketcap korea exchange pull, and general fear. I anticipate the fall continuing to mid to late march before another surge.

It is definitely a good time to fill your bags. The market is providing value at deep discounts.

Using client version v4.0.1.3-039dd73


I'm not seeing any debug output running hexxcoin-qt -debug=1

The linux wallet seems to be stuck synchronizing even though all blocks appear to be downloaded.

There really needs to be miners for the little guys to keep the mining truly decentralized. With a MOQ of 50 and a price of $6300, you can expect the mark up for single units to be $12k-$13k. At that price you are better off buying a few titan v's and mining some alts. You will get better longevity and flexibility out of them

The hash rate may have been coming from Nice hash.

Bitcoin falling is part of crypto life. It already tested the waters at 9K earlier this week. New money is flowing in with no chance of letting up. BTC continues to be the father coin which supports all the other altcoins. 40k in 6 months. Doesn't seem far fetched. Bitcoin is just beginning to cross the main stream line.

Is the new wallet just for windows. The linux version is crapping out crazy on Ubuntu 16.04. Can't even get it to load...

Very interesting point. The scenario almost requires that all global governments unite into a authoritarian regime. As it stands now I don't think that is very likely. Fiat currency opened the door for digital currency. In democratic countries it would require a fairly sweeping crack down and in some cases reversal of course as some governments have already signed on in form of policy guidance to the acknowledgement of cryptocurrencies as an economic instrument.

ETH is definitely a strong platform. I wouldn't quite call it just a coin. It appears to be headed in a direction for it to be leveraged more as a platform than a traditional coin like bitcoin. I feel comparing the two is a bit of an apple and orange situation.

I'm sure for some people it already has. For example the guys who sold all his life savings to live in a tent has put his full faith in it. That faith and portability is all that is needed for a gold method of currency. When bitcoin is compared to the tulip bulb craze the person shows a lack of understanding of history. The tulips had a purpose before the craze as something for the garden. Bitcoin was exclusively designed as a currency. It has time and again proven  its ability to evolve and manage bumps in the road. Bitcoin is here to stay. It may evolve slightly. The equipment used to transaction verification my change but it has come at the right time. If it came during the dial up era or before people were comfortable with online transactions, it would have failed to challenge the major fiat currencies. In this time the only thing that can stop it is government intervention. But as long as the government is run by elected people its death is not likely.

Since the beginning of the year 5K has been the target. More and more people and financial institutions are seeing that it is just to large to ignore. There was a good rebound from the China ban scare and further support from the results of China deciding regulation over an outright ban. Bitcoin is here to stay, and has shown great staying power after multiple scares this year. It has gone from $768 to $5000 in 10 months. The upside is too large for people to ignore.

Just a suggestion, you should pin this to the top of the thread or better yet add it to the readme with the source code.

I'm in for 1 if you can get the price.

Security for the worker and the clients present a issue with a method of validation.

Its crazy that it sold out in less than a day. I'm sure it makes people who bought the ibelink for $7000 pisssssed. They could have bought two of these with some change to spare.  The A5 innosilicon looks interesting at 30 GHz. We will see what the pricing looks like.

I love the rims and that color. I'm not sure every porsche owner is a smart as you.

Definitely will reach $3000, $10,000 will most likely hit next year unless their is some catastrophic issue with the transition to segwit. Segwit will most likely signal the cross over the $5,000 mark.