Wondering if there has been any progress made on the masternodes.online monitoring issue? Thx!
I'm not sure what issue you're referring to. We don't own, operate, or manage masternodes.online so if there's an issue, I'd suggest mentioning it to them directly. If you can explain the issue I'd be more than happy to contact them directly as well. |
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Hello. This might be a nube question. I just wanted to ask two questions. From the bulwark wallet how do you find your private key? From the bulwark, dow do you import a private key? Thanks for the help.
In the wallet, open up the debug console and use: dumpprivkey <walletaddress> You'll need to do this for each public address you have. Another way is dumpwallet <filename> This will create a file you can open as a spreadsheet that contains all your public and private keys and will save it in the same folder your bulwark-qt.exe file is in. Be sure that whichever option you use, you save those files somewhere very safe. But isn't wallet.dat backup + passphrase should give you all what you need? Or keeping private-key as a backup is important as well? Backing up wallet.dat would work just as well though that's not the question they asked |
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if can any body help how can i use the desktop wallet please
Open bulwark-qt.exe |
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Hello. This might be a nube question. I just wanted to ask two questions. From the bulwark wallet how do you find your private key? From the bulwark, dow do you import a private key? Thanks for the help.
In the wallet, open up the debug console and use: dumpprivkey <walletaddress> You'll need to do this for each public address you have. Another way is dumpwallet <filename> This will create a file you can open as a spreadsheet that contains all your public and private keys and will save it in the same folder your bulwark-qt.exe file is in. Be sure that whichever option you use, you save those files somewhere very safe. |
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Is wallet staking active yet?
Not until Year 2 Quarter 1 Is that still expected to be around December 2018? Correct. Approximately 317-331 days from today based on average daily block count puts PoS activating between November 29th and December 12th. |
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Any bounty program available?
Not for anything in particular. If you have something in mind feel free to hop in our Discord server and message one of the administrators with your idea. We're always willing to pay fairly for honest and beneficial work. |
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Is wallet staking active yet?
Not until Year 2 Quarter 1 |
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Why is the block reward on it's third semester all ready, even that only around 2.1M BWK out of 14.5M first year BWK is mined?
Block reward is still currently 50. Masternode rewards increased to 25% of the block reward, meaning 12.5 BWK of each block is going to masternodes, and the remaining 37.5 is going to miners. Though it's important to keep in mind that in approximately 17-18 days, masternode rewards will increase to 33.3% of the block reward. Then another month (approximately) after that, they will increase to 50% as the quarterly block reward decrease takes effect. |
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does that mean there are larger pools than bsod out there?
i can't find any.
Perhaps not larger in terms of pool hash power, but there could easily be a dozen or more other pools out there that make up the rest of the nethash in addition to a number of self hosted pools that people use while renting power from Nicehash. |
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BSOD being largest pool cant find 20 blocks already?  At the time of writing BSOD has 950Gh/s on their pool for NIST5 with Bulwark's nethash being 3.58Th/s. So it's not unfeasible to think that 20 minutes could go by without a block being found every now and then. |
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coins distribute for free?
Every day in our Discord, our community manager Kaneo holds trivia and other fun events while giving away free coins to people. |
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Debating between the ccminer-x64-2.2.2-cuda9 and the suggested nvida miner ccminer-alexis78-ms2013-cuda7.5
I get this with the alexis one. Why is it reporting two different hash rates? What are you guys using?
GPU#0:ASUS GTX 1080 Ti, 78.90MH/s
[2018-01-10 21:35:54] [S/A/T]: 0/3/3, diff: 1.387, 68.79MH/s yes!
Thanks,
The Alexis version has been shown to be faster. It's better optimized for the NIST5 algorithm and, therefore, higher hash rates with the same hardware when compared to ccminer 2.2 |
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what are the chances of finding a block of bwk on your own? I am currently mining in tiny.pool and I am the only two miners.
There is currently 2.6Th/s nethash so you'd have to have quite the mining operation to be able to effectively solo mine it on your own pool. |
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^ Correct. Coinmarketcap doesn't allow "Technically Infinite" for a Max Supply so we decided to just give them the count for end of year 5 for the time being and will update later on when it becomes relevant.
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I just wanted to clarify something here. We've been getting a few people concerned in regards to a 27 million coin maximum supply with 14 million being generated in year one.
The only reason it's displayed this way on Coinmarketcap is because they don't allow for us to add a footnote that dictates supply is technically infinite.
Total coin supply at the end of year five will be approximately 27 million. Maximum supply is infinite with 561,000BWK being added annually year six and beyond.
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How do I set the main node reward
Could you elaborate on this? If you mean where does the masternode reward go once it's set up, it would be sent to the same public address in which the 5k Bulwark used to set up the node is kept. yes i need 5K bwk but i do not masternodes Sorry, I'm still not entirely sure what the question is you're trying to get answered. |
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How do I set the main node reward
Could you elaborate on this? If you mean where does the masternode reward go once it's set up, it would be sent to the same public address in which the 5k Bulwark used to set up the node is kept. |
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Hi there, I'm putting together an evaluation matrix of all notable Anonymous/Private cryptocurrencies, and could use your help clarifyiing Bulwark. Feedback including reference to something official (website, whitepaper etc) or Dev comments (or devs themselves) would be very much appreciated. Thank you! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2669844.0Feel free to hop in our Discord at https://discord.gg/a7vhegP and send me (Eatbatterys) a DM. I'd be more than happy to answer some questions. |
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Really getting tired of this. I get it, you're a Straks fan boy. Go shill that coin somewhere instead of spouting off nonsense which you clearly know nothing about in our ANN thread. It does you no good and just makes you look stupid.
could you explain what this guy is talking about? does he mentioned that BWK is SCAM? i am not expert for now so i little worry You should believe everything everybody says!!! The internet has permanent memory! These guys cannot hide and start a new coin and not be exposed as scam artists. They tried to take over Signatum; randomly announced that the devs had left the project, which caused the price to plummet, causing tens of thousands and even millions in losses for investors. This event pre-dates "The Doctors" scam. Eatbatterys has been documented in aiding and abetting the scam with convicted felon Crowe aka Crowetic. Read, listen, learn and runaway from this crap: https://www.reddit.com/r/Signatum/comments/6u0l5b/status_of_the_signatum_project/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-mhEI2BF24If anything you've proven that we were 100% right to leave the project when we did. Your first link is by the same people that left the project 2 months later to fork the project into a new project (same thing we originally planned on doing) because the dev scammed and abandoned the project (same reason we left the project) The second link is an "interview" with the scammer himself mostly discussing a person that is not associated with the Bulwark project in any way, shape, or form. So thank you for your failed fud attempts. You will be ignored going forward. We wish nothing but luck and success for the project you're now a part of. |
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