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Since this is an old coin with a new re-branding, so what kind of bounty campaign will be held for the opening?
I saw that there are some coins taken by the people.
Yes we will have a bounty coming up shortly. |
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Since this is an old coin with a new re-branding, so what kind of bounty campaign will be held for the opening?
I saw that there are some coins taken by the people.
This coin is fake, its a dead copy of HC, don't get involved with this. HC isn't rebranding or splitting, this is a clone - take your money and run. This is not a fake coin, this is the original, HC is the marketing person who split off and is doing HC coin with an "ICO shop" unfortunately they dont have a real dev, if you have invested your money in HC im sorry but he (one person whos not a dev with "quick dirty ICO shop" will very likely be the one to take your money and run. |
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how we gonna mine if already in block 7399 ?
Coin is launched today and you say only mine until block 1000 but already in 7399, what fuck ?
It was launched 10 days ago, this is re-branded and relaunched some ppl have already bought some masternodes etc in the last 10 days. Thats why its block 7399 |
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 Have Coin!Havecoin - HAV - Official Website:
www.havecoin.coCommunity Community & Social Media:      MasternodesExcellent Masternode Support - Masternode reward: 80% of POS - VIDEO Masternode Guides (coming up, check bounty)- Detailed, Beginner-friendly Guides For Both Windows & Linux
Masternode Requirement: 2500 HAVHAV - Have coin values Masternode holders, offering 80% of the block reward to Masternodes. Masternodes are the backbone of the HAV network including DarkSend technology. They provide the infrastructure for instant and anonymous transactions, and reward their owners with a passive income. HAV provides the most beneficial reward policy for MasterNode holders known to date, with 80% of block reward being apportioned to MasterNodes. With complete, simple and detailed written guides and video walkthroughs for Linux and Windows, HAV provides the best platform for anyone to invest in a MasterNode, no matter their level of experience. This will ensure that there is minimum confusion and a large, successful community. There will be round the clock support by community manager to offer assistance and advice. Video Masternode Guides:Windows Masternode Setup (coming up soon - check bounty if you want to make)- Video & Written GuidesLinux Masternode Setup - (coming up soon - check bounty if you want to make)Video & Written Guides For VIDEO Guides Follow - The HAV Youtube Channel (coming up soon)DARKSEND FUNDAMENTALS
DarkSend provides true financial privacy by obscuring the origins of your funds. All the HAV in your wallet is made up of different “inputs” which you can think of as separate, discrete coins. DarkSend makes use of an innovative process to mix your inputs with the inputs of two other people, without your coins ever leaving your wallet. You keep full control of your money at all times.
Privacy Through Ambiguity
Mixing is the process of joining multiple transactions together, from multiple users, where all unique information about the users is removed from the transaction. Users send tokens to themselves through the system, and at no time do these tokens ever leave the users’ wallet. masternode operators are therefore completely separate from the process of mixing. masternodes simply serve as a transit method for the storing and signing of transactions, allowing users a safe place to initiate the process in an anonymous way.
Privacy is achieved by using denominated amounts of 100, 10, 1 or .1. Each session initiated on a masternode only carries a single denomination, such as having 10x 100 HAV inputs and 10x 100 HAV outputs. Users then individually sign their inputs to the collective outputs, allowing the transaction to be valid once complete and broadcastable.
 HAV is an advanced, decentralized and secure digital currency, an enhanced further development of Dash, featuring the Masternode technology, near-instant & secure payments, and superior anonymous transactions. HAV will be on most of the exchanges, making it ideal choice for exchange to exchange transfers. With a fast block time of only 120 seconds, transactions will usually confirm and be successfully processed very quickly. HAV's blockchain is encrypted using the most stable Scrypt algorithm. Scrypt is the most stable and widely used algorithmHAV has a very determined development team, an active and vibrant community and an ambitious roadmap. SpecificationsMaximum Supply: 10 million (Low supply!) 2 million instamine to be used for bounties, development, PR, Promotions and maintenance. Difficulty Retargeting: Every Block Block Time Average: 120 seconds Block Reward: 80% Pure POS after block 1000 Total POW: 1000 Blocks, after this the coin will be pure POS POS Reward: 3.5 HAV (HiPOS) Masternode reward: 80% of POS Block Spacing: 120 Seconds Diff Retarget: 9 Blocks Maturity: 10 Blocks Stake Minimum Age: 1 Hours 5 MegaByte Maximum Block Size (5X Bitcoin Core) Port: 34787 RPC Port: 34788 Magic Bytes: 0x48 0x4d 0x43 0x57 * Instamin will be used exclusively for HAV's expansion, development and constant improvement.Premine addresses:HApBRGm2MATqgWkYFDZG3cdrPfEsjh5w93 H782NZzDk6zqo99cR9cDDqgzAL3rSpHXeL H9AwmjGDGpymRV8EDJzPCaBc9JS7CGRWCf HPo9SND57tUtV7KHfaVwoHLWUZCkjvxqiH HJ69q2Fe8rhxD8dFt6HLLkMBaQiMdH1kZD HGt1XV2DPvg61BJ6YTXPH97CNdTRNGd32i HPyVipqt5FLnDS24FgCDZ49tW27XiTBt8P HEVxtVRELeoLKtXVVmBi2x8AhfFniv5myf Note: Premine is to be use for ongoing development, bountys, promotion, listing on exchanges, pre-sales. It is to be used conservatively in an ongoing manner to enhance this project. Masternode Tracking Listings:MNRank - http://mnrank.com/ (coming soon) HAV Explorer:http://blocks.havecoin.co/CoinMarketCap:Coming soon Wallets > Download The Latest HAV Windows Wallet
> Download The Latest HAV Linux Wallet (coming soon)
> Coming soon
Exchanges
Formerly Harvest Coin, now Have Coin.
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I think its unethical to start a Ponzi.
I think there is no problem ethically with joining one!
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With bitcoin value increasing to new heights every day or week, is long term investment of bitcoin in alts no more? Because with the increase of value in bitcoin, all alts suffer and their value in bitcoin decreases even if they are stable enough to keep their value in dollar sustained.
So all one can earn from such long term trade is a loss in bitcoin.
So, is short term trading alts the only option or even that is too risky for now and holding could be the only option.
And for buying alts, one should use dollar instead of bitcoin.
I think as the BTC price rises 1 sat is going to actually start becoming too high for more and more altcoins (its not quite a problem yet). I hope LTC or other "top 10" coins with a lower $ value hopefully get be used more as a base to offset this problem. |
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I've come across with some post about using virtual machine to store your private key and make it as a cold storage wallet for your crypto coins. My question is, it is safer to use VM instead of your original OS? is it advisable to store my bitcoins to a VM? increasing my immunity against the hackers of the private key and wallet? all of your answers are much appreciated and will help me a lot thanks.
Well if your computer is compromised the hacker has to turn on the virtual machine then access your keys through sure, that is an extra step that makes it harder but its by no means fully 'secure'. One good aspect is you can keep your VM "cold" while you continue to use your PC normally and the VM is then sandboxed in a way, however if your PC is fully compromised the attacker could potentially be able to spin up the VM. I could say you might get a mass trojan that would scan for known wallet instances and that they would not notice and and therefor not report back any wallets on your PC, since its hiding on a VM. But if someone knew you had a large wallet on a vm and they were trying to target your VM wallet specifically they could probably work their way in. |
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There were 2 stories about a month ago, in the crypto-news, I thought these was the writing on the wall as it were with regard to this.
It was that Venezuela and Zimbabwe, countries with generally Failed local currency systems, some turn to Bitcoin as an alternative rather than USD/EUR etc.
Basically it seems in these places (at least in some circles) where the local currency is now pretty much failed that BTC is a genuine alternative along side the usual global 'reserve currencies'.
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Yeah for sure, It would be a great Docu-Drama style movie about bitcoin and its foundation and the mysteries surrounding Statoshi. I'm sure some budding documentary producers already have this in their sites in due to the events of 2017.
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I would say as long as it continues to hold a reserve status on some exchanges (i.e its used for trading pairs) it will likely hold above 0.
However if the exchanges that use it as the base for trading pairs drop it, its very possible it can head to 1 sat or below (some coins can actually trade below 1 sat on LTC /ETH etc pairs)
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If the total market cap overtakes gold (maybe one day) then we can say "defeated" but I don't think anyone can say gold has been defeated yet.
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I'm wondering if anyone knows of a trading bot that will monitor 3 different currencies that all trade against each other and will be able to spot short term gains.
For example, BTC/USD, BTC/ETH, ETH/USD. If I was holding $100 USD and sold it for BTC, then immediately sold the BTC for ETH, and finally sold the ETH back into USD and ended up with $101 USD (1% gain). As the 3 individual markets move, there are bound to be quick (milliseconds) opportunities to do this. This would obviously be something that only a bot could do.
Has anyone ever seen something like this?
I think the term is "triangular arbitrage", yes there are triangular arbitrage bots, they are difficult to make there is a lot of competition but its possible. |
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Nice hash goes up and down in price constantly, Miningrigrentals is pretty static.
If your smart about it you would just program something to use Nicehash when its at a good price.
Alternatively if you can book a fixed price on Nicehash (which is also easy to cancel) and its a better price than Miningrigrentals. Its the way to go.
tl; dr; Yeah Nicehash is generally cheaper.
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I think for any concurrency (or anything like gold stocks, bonds, credit swap derivatives etc) people forget there are only 2 things that matter there are only 2 things that effect what something is worth.. its supply and demand
If something has a limited supply and a decent demand that dictates its price, regardless what it is. Saying something has some "intrinsic value" you forget anything and everything pretty much has a price dictated by supply and demand.
Because demand and supply has priced Bitcoin at well today $6000 I think today its worth $6000 that's just how market pricing give things a price therefore a value.
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i kinda fixed this issue ,, the fastes way is to get pre compiled secp256k1 for win32, or do it yourself on winodws, copy secp256k1 to ubuntu , copy and merge libs & include in to mxe i686-w64-mingw32.static folder, and that is it,
at least it works for me
now that was a great idea !! i just grabbed bitcoin source and used it to compile the secp256k1 libraries for windows. anyone wants a copy of secp256k1 for win32 here's a link https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5j8d4FSc7drYzlpMVJKbVdISVki had a go at win64, this version appears to have succeeded but i havent tested it https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5j8d4FSc7drd3RBUnc0R0pyUE0Hey you 2 are the best!!  It would have taken me days, (or maybe a week with the arduous task of having learn how and then attempt compile it entirely under windows, which I was reading about and considering ...it did not sound fun), Had I did not see your advice kurdcoin (and been able to quickly check it worked with your Library bumbacoin, that was great) Actually I did a different wallet 3 months ago (before you guys posted) that had this secp256k1 library however the original dev had coded an #ifdef around all the secp256k1 instances so it was possible to optionally exclude it when compiling. I wonder now if he had coded around it just to get it to compile with mingw if needed.... Anyway Thanks so much! |
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Wow... I'm quite certain that you don't understand the basic concept that staking on most stake coins is a lottery, just like mining, some days you will get very little and other days you will get much more than average. Check your average stake % after a week. getting 1/3 of usual in one 24 hour period is normal (as is getting 3x what you normally get on other days)
how much do i get in 24 hours (what is the percentage obtained in 24 hours )? You sir, are a troll. Good luck with that. And so now your going to need even better luck getting any answers here. If anyone else wants to click the report to moderator button thanks |
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Wow... I'm quite certain that you don't understand the basic concept that staking on most stake coins is a lottery, just like mining, some days you will get very little and other days you will get much more than average. Check your average stake % after a week. getting 1/3 of usual in one 24 hour period is normal (as is getting 3x what you normally get on other days) |
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We can get 200$ donations and then a overview of masternode from Linda. Should we register? Look: https://masternodes.pro Yes,please register. Thank you I'm having problems implementing my masternode in windows. need help. I receive this errors: not capable masternode: Unknown. Check debug.log for more information. GUI: libpng warning: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile GUI: libpng warning: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile GUI: QCoreApplication::postEvent: Unexpected null receiver Requirements - 30.000.000 coins allocated (locked via the masternode.conf, does it exists?) - port 33820 Inbound (router/firewall and optional windows firewall), you can test by remote telnet to your public IP on this port - Correct lindacoin.conf file, see examplte #---- rpcuser=username rpcpassword=password rpcallowip=127.0.0.1 #---- listen=1 server=1 daemon=1 addnode=45.32.77.164 addnode=104.238.159.161 #-------------------- masternode=1 masternodeprivkey=<masternode key> masternodeaddr=1.2.3.4 (your public IP) Hope this helps I corrected linda.conf , did the port 33820 Inbound and tested it in https://www.adminkit.net/telnet.aspx and have exactly 30m coins in my wallet. when I use the command "masternode start" in console the same error appears: not capable masternode: Unknown. Check debug.log for more information. GUI: libpng warning: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile GUI: libpng warning: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile GUI: QCoreApplication::postEvent: Unexpected null receiver this is my linda.conf (I just replaced the private items): rpcuser=<username> rpcpassword=<password> daemon=1 maxconnections=256 masternode=1 masternodeprivkey=<private key> masternodeaddr=<my VPS IP>:33820 addnode=104.238.159.161 addnode=45.32.77.164 what am I doing wrong? I suggest you do exactly what it says, and check the debug log for more information |
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I also don't understand this: port 33820 Inbound (router/firewall and optional windows firewall), you can test by remote telnet to your public IP on this port
Start the LindaCoin wallet If you go to https://www.adminkit.net/telnet.aspxEnter your Public IP address and port 33820 Do you get a connection? Nope. "Connection failed: A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:33820" Hi I would say you dont have port 33820 open, you need to have port 3382 open. |
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