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I can't get the MacOSx version of the client to open, it downloads and installs (2.0.6) but then says "spectrecoin cannot be opened because of a problem." I am on MacOS High Sierra, not sure if that is the issue or not though.
I don't have a discord account so was hoping it's something silly I'm doing wrong that can be helped by someone here.
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After reading this, am I correct that nothing needs to be done from my end? As long as I have my CVCoin in my OpenLedger DEX account, it will automatically be converted to CVN? Or do I need to do something to get it converted? Thanks in advance |
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So is this shitcoin dead or what
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LOL. All these "updates" over the last month and a half and the end result is... nothing. Easy to see why the XSpec community grew tired of JBG, it's just one empty promise after another.
To be clear, I don't mind that there's no fork, since nobody had high hopes for WISP anyway, but since buying into XSpec in January I haven't seen JBG accomplish much of anything despite making promises several times. Maybe he shouldn't have been so defensive when he was called out, since the XSpec community continues to be proven correct.
Thanks for the updates Gandalf, truly, but even if XSpec does somehow fork, I can say confidently I will simply sell my WISP coins immediately.
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Why has trading been disabled on the bitshares software? Will it only be temporary or do I need to move my CVCoin to another exchange now?
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Yeah I'm spreading FUD when I posted a photo proving that staking is fucked.
This coin is going to die. The developer is not even active here. Just a few shillers left.
Staking is not "fucked", it is working as it should. Read more about general POS reward calculation here: https://github.com/bitcoinx2/crypto-intro-guide/wiki/Proof-of-Stake#how-much-reward-do-i-getThere are blocks generated at a target interval (60 seconds), and you receive a block reward according to your share in the network. So if you have 1/1000 of the network weight (0.1%, about 7000 coins maybe?), then you will receive roughly every 1000th block reward. You can do the calculation yourself. I appreciate all the responses to peoples questions, Gandalf. Just want to double check my math to be sure I understand your post above: If there's a block generated every 60 seconds, that means there is a block reward every minute? Are there 1440 (minutes in a day) separate block rewards each day? So in theory you'd need to have 1/1440 of the network weight to get a reward daily (on average)? Is that correct? With a network weight of 8,000,000, one would need 5,600 coins (.0007% or 1/1440 of 8,000,000) to average one block reward each day? Or is my understanding of the math completely wrong... thanks again. |
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For those with mining experience, I have a few questions if anyone could help: Giga Watt is currently selling an Antminer D3 Dash Miner with PSU included for $1,800 on their website. The power consumption is 1275W. First question, how many tokens do I need for 1,275W? If I remember correctly, I'd need just over 1,400 tokens, but I'm not positive on that so just curious. Second, I see the same Antminer D3 Dash Miners on Amazon, brand new, for less than $500. Here's one example: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07573ZJ3D/ref=ox_sc_mini_detail?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATYD8270939LYIs there any difference between the two? I don't think the Amazon one comes with a PSU, but those don't seem to be more than $200. Here's one with a PSU for $644: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0785DK2CG/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A10U3NT2NHJTWG&psc=1As I already have more than 1,400 tokens, could I in theory buy the Amazon Antminer, a PSU, and ship it to Gigawatt? It would seem to be a LOT cheaper than the current $1,800 price. I'm not criticizing Giga Watt because I'm probably wrong, and I realize selling miners is probably their main long-term business strategy, just curious why there's such a steep price difference. |
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Giga Watt has also mentioned in several emails over the last few months that they will focus on getting tokens listed on exchanges once all the pods are built sometime this summer.
The lack of patience some investors have is crazy--when you invest in a project at the very beginning, you should ALWAYS expect delays. Factoring in that most issues were out of Giga Watt's control, the anger some investors have is just idiotic. But that's to be expected.
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Giga-Watt team should focus more on their marketing this project and also, look for a BIG exchanges so the volume would go up.
What a novel idea  |
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Stop buying this coin you piece of crap!!! DENT will go up when idiots stop buying. This is how markets work. No market goes up when the masses are buying. In order to reverse the bear market that DENT is in, we need to see negativity, people must STOP BUYING.
I really hope this whole post was sarcasm. |
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Thanks! I had checked the website but it won't seem to load. The Twitter/Telegram/FB are good though, so thank you. |
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Is there anywhere I can go to read up on any updates on the project?
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Nothing has really happened. My understanding is the Devs in general are late with updates, mainly because they have other real life concerns and are seemingly working on this project for free at the moment. So v 1.4 being late isn't a concern to me at all, especially since the main dev has explained his week long absence on the Discord channel.
The price drop seems to be in large part because of the above linked forum post calling XSpec a scam, and then using only a few lines of code to prove their point. What bothers me most is that while the code may be simpler than we expected, the devs aren't making off with millions of dollars of investors funds. THIS IS NOT A SCAM! It may not be the privacy changing coin we all expected, but to call it a "scam" is idiotic. A poor project would be much better English than calling it a scam, although I think the project is fine.
Personally I don't mind the FUD because I've been able to quadruple my XSpec holdings this weekend alone. The project is fine--stop letting price changes over short periods change your opinions. (Or keep panic selling to me, that's fine too!)
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The transactions are so fast it's remarkable. I bought some more XSpec with all this FUD lowering the price even more, and the coins went from Cryptopia to my XSPEC wallet almost immediately (less than a minute).
I don't know if any of the FUD is true or not, but I've been impressed with the wallet every time I use it, and plan to continue to load up on XSpec as long as it stays priced low like it is now.
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Hello, I want to buy some ATB coins but I don't know how much I need them for good staking  For example I want stakes everyday or once per 2 days. Can you advise to me? is 1000 coins enough? or I have to buy more? Hello, Shuman. In the PoS algorithm there is no fixed volume of mining produced in one unit of time. In other words, it is not possible to calculate how much you will earn from 100 ATB per day or from 10,000 per month. I'll explain why. The point is that when consensus is reached by the PoS method, the opportunity to participate in the mining is distributed randomly (casually) between all the wallets in the network. No wallet or user can calculate in advance when exactly his/her wallet will be chosen for the mining of new coin. But despite this fact, there is a number of opportunities increasing the amount and chance of new coins being mined, I will list them below: 1. The volume of the stake held on the balance (the more is your share - the greater is the chance of getting mining) 2. The total amount of shares kept in all wallets of all network members (The smaller is the proportion of other network participants - the greater are the chances of getting mining) 3. Complexity at the current stage of mining. With increasing complexity, the volume of mined coins will be reduced. It will happen once in two years. Profitability is reduced by 50% 4. The period of the wallet being online. The more time your wallet is on the network, the greater are the chances of obtaining mining, because only wallets (nodes) supporting the network can participate in the mining (ones that take the information and synchronize with the single distributed registry - the blockchain). Observing all the above recommendations, you can increase your chances of getting mining, however, it is not possible to calculate mining in advance. Thank you for your response. I know the concept of Proof of Stake and asking about something else different) I asking all guys who had already a good experience in staking ATB. What amount of ATB did you have already. And what stakes are you receiveing from your ATB amount(coins per day / per amout). Thanks for response. Peace! Guys, can anybody share your experience in stacking ATB Coin to Shuman, please? With a starting balance of 500 coins in one wallet for the past month, with the computer staking basically 24 hours a day all week long, I received staking rewards basically once a week, with the values varying from as high as 95 coins to as low as 3 coins each time. ATB definitely feels more random than other POS coins I stake, as the others seem to have a specific block reward. Not complaining, as ATB seems to give better rewards than these other POS coins, but inflation is a concern in my opinion considering I made about 25% of my investment back in one month. Most POS suggest 3-5% inflation yearly so I'm a bit confused by ATB's rewards system, but the staking does work with a 500 coin stake. If you wanted rewards daily, I would think you'd need closer to 5,000 coins, but that's just an estimate of course. |
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They should not because the Dent reddit post where they said that cheating is no option for dent gave me confident and I bought a lot more of dent.
I do not care because I am sure that dent will get listed, maybe not today or tomorrow but for sure during this year.
After the android app release and binance listing later this year we will see at least 0.5 at the end of 2018.
PS: I do not want to invest my money in a project which is playing unfair because these people behind the project would do the same with me.
I agree, especially with the PS part. |
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Several of the tokens airdropped free BNB tokens (allowing them to vote multiple times) to their holders, so that's why DENT fell so far behind. My understanding is that's supposed to be against the rules, but Binance doesn't seem to care. Kind of a shame, but can't say I blame the other projects for doing it. DENT is far superior and would win in a fair vote. WePower especially is an absolute joke.
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WePower currently has about 100 more votes then DENT, go vote! So many of those coins on the list are better than WePower it's a joke that might be the one listed.
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Has anyone received any dividend yet? What was the percentage? How much did you get...
Unless I'm doing something wrong, there's been no dividends yet. I was an original ICO investor and still have the same amount of coins, haven't received anything. |
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May i note that NONE of my spare WTT within the dashboard have been rented out since the 10th FEB, they are set at the lowest rate too.
Mine since yesterday. FWIW, I've had tokens rented out as recent as yesterday at even the highest rate (not a huge percentage of tokens, but just to prove the point). I understood correctly that some problems had begun? is it serious or not worth worrying about? My tokens are being rented out again as well, not sure what the issue was for a few days but everything seems back to normal today. |
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