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1061  Economy / Micro Earnings / Re: [Beta] MyBitMine.co | New Type Of Faucet | Get Bitcoin From Playing on: February 12, 2016, 06:59:23 AM
Now I'm starting to get this error. Anyone else having problems with the Captcha?



Usually refreshing the page before you enter the captcha solves that problem. The particular riddle is only good for a limited time, so if it's been a while since your timer expired, it won't work. If you refresh the page, it should work fine. At least last I checked, which was several weeks ago. I think I'm done playing this dead game.
1062  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] New Piggycoin [PIGGY] | 3% interest | Web PiggyBank | Android PiggyBank on: February 12, 2016, 06:56:01 AM
A very nice staking online wallet/bank and Twitter tipbot from coinwallet.co!  https://www.coinwallet.co/en/currency/PIGGY

They also have a function where you can pay to e-mail addresses!

(As coinwallet.co themselves tell users, please don't keep all your PIGGY there if you have a lot. — Store the majority of your coins in your own Paper or Desktop PiggyBank, where you have direct control over the private keys.)

Since my QT wallet doesn't work anymore, I'd love to transfer my coins there and at least get something out of them. Does anyone know how I would go about extracting private keys from the wallet.dat file? And then once I have it, is there any way to move coins without a functional wallet?
1063  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] FIMKrypto: NXT spinoff 30s blocks, POW-like rewards, national income *FIMK on: February 12, 2016, 03:34:33 AM
I have an issue in that I recently sent about 8,000 Fimk to an my CCDEK address which I've used before: FIM-UFBX-HNF7-SAKY-9C9LU

Your FIMK seems to still be at the address you send it to https://lompsa.com/#/accounts/FIM-UFBX-HNF7-SAKY-9C9LU/activity/latest, with matching transaction id even.
Are your sure that address belongs to CCEDK?
yes
1064  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] FIMKrypto: NXT spinoff 30s blocks, POW-like rewards, national income *FIMK on: February 11, 2016, 05:40:14 PM
I have an issue in that I recently sent about 8,000 Fimk to an my CCDEK address which I've used before: FIM-UFBX-HNF7-SAKY-9C9LU

The transaction has not showed up in my CCDEK account for several days, and today when I checked the address on the block chain, it said "no results" even though there have been three past successful transactions sent to that address. The transaction number is 16155014996718816215 and the Fimk are gone from my wallet, registering as having been sent. The transaction ID doesn't show up on the explorer either so it could be that I'm searching for it wrong. Can someone help me track that down? CCDEK has not responded to my support requests.
1065  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs on: February 08, 2016, 10:28:23 PM


I invested in NEM back at the creation, but have never claimed my share, and still have my secret token. How can I redeem my NEM?
You basically lost it as it expired close to one year ago.
Surely there must be some way to redeem it and my amount is still sitting in the pool somewhere. When I invested originally I never saw it advertised as time-restricted or anything. You can check my name on the original list.

There is no way to redeem it because none of those systems ar in place anymore. There was a portal setup for that. If we let 1 redeem we open the floodgates.
Also I don't think anyone still has "the original list". I deleted all my copies of everything related to redemption with a huge smile on my face knowing that it was finally over.

Sorry to say that, but that sounds like a awkward statement.
In a 'normal' work environment, no one would delete works related files... You may archive files, but nobody would delete them. It simply doesn't exist.
If I delete files of a superseded project, i'm pretty sure my boss would fire me straight away, with all the rights of the case.
You always keep a copy somewhere, You will never know what's going to happen, not to mention the legal aspect of that  Shocked Imagine if someone will suit you.. and you don't have files to prove that you may be right. You are simply screwed.
But mostly, it sounds really unprofessional too.
So, better to say that you don't want to do it. But please, never say that you cannot do that because you delete files. Please...  Huh  Roll Eyes
It's really an awful excuse.  Cheesy


There was quite a lively debate back in the day concerning how long to allow share redemption. The decision was made to allow it for a limited amount of time and then use unclaimed shares to invest in the project (I'm not sure of all the details). That limited time passed, so as they said, redemption is no longer possible. It really doesn't matter if files were deleted or archived. I'm really sorry that you lost your stake.
1066  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] Diamond (DMD) Evolution v 2.0 | Hybrid Security | 25% PoS on: February 08, 2016, 06:59:05 PM
I would not say he is a fool, if he got his diamonds cheap, this was a valid exit point, sellorder book was empty, price close to 100k. Well played I would say. One thing you should not forget, BTC price last year was around 50% of the actual price.

I think it's more professional if we don't call anyone involved with Diamonds a fool, even if we don't understand their decision to sell when they did. I just think name calling could be a turn off to new people entering this community.
1067  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][NOTE]DNotes - Company Launch and Book for Small Business Owners in 2016... on: February 08, 2016, 06:42:26 PM
I resurrected my thread about retiring on faucets over on CryptoMoms. I decided to kind of start all over with an even less labor intensive approach, which I figure will appeal to people who have very limited time.

I'm considering offering prizes for a friendly competition if the interest is there. I've got plenty of DNotes for a few small prizes. Although faucet earnings are generally considered negligible they can be a way for people who have absolutely no other way to acquire cryptos to get involved and even turn those negligible earnings into something that could be significant down the road. For this reason, it makes sense to raise some awareness of the possibilities.

Here's the new message: http://cryptomoms.com/forum/general-discussion/9/could-i-retire-on-faucets/951/msg6088#msg6088
1068  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][NOTE]DNotes - Company Launch and Book for Small Business Owners in 2016... on: February 08, 2016, 03:47:57 PM
We have a new set of Categories in the CryptoMoms forum, under Finance & Money. Chase is spending a lot of time to market CryptoMoms and working on the forums, and recently taken over the CryptoMoms twitter account. IMZ and wiser have put in a great deal of effort to help support the CryptoMoms forums as well.

Since we have also seen an increase in CryptoMoms popularity.
5272 Posts in 618 Topics by 17096 Members.
CryptoMoms is ranked 211,000 in U.S. in the Alexa Traffic rank (the lower rank the better) which is impressive, getting close to DCEBrief. I don't remember what it was before, but I know it wasn't close to 211k.

Thank you for everyone's support, CryptoMoms is certainly growing.


Cool! I'm hoping to do some updating today Smiley
1069  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] PayServices Multi-Value Exchange & ButterflyBits Crypto Rewards on: February 06, 2016, 09:58:51 PM
"The Butterfly Card transactions are made within the PayServices network"

I think retailers need to have the PayServices PoS terminal.

If that's the case, then the card isn't such a great deal. How long is it going to take for all the retailers to start accepting it?
1070  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][NOTE]DNotes - Company Launch and Book for Small Business Owners in 2016... on: February 06, 2016, 07:39:55 PM
I'm with you, 8th decimals isn't bad to adapt to. Though it bothers me when the trailing 0's is missing, then I have to actually count each character behind the decimal. When I quickly glance I wants to see all 8 positions. Either that or work without any decimal at all, but then we have to talk about very large numbers, until it actually reaches whole bitcoin numbers.

Yes, those trailing zeroes are necessary, for position. So if you have 15000 satoshis, I want to see 0.00015000 BTC.
1071  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][NOTE]DNotes - Company Launch and Book for Small Business Owners in 2016... on: February 06, 2016, 06:58:43 PM

A fair bit of this article is similar to what we have read in many other articles but there was one part of it that caught my attention. Perhaps cryptocurrency's 'concept of divisibility' needs an education push??


Why Bitcoin Looked Much More Grown Up This week

"The concept of divisibility was so alien that many people couldn’t grasp the idea despite its basic simplicity. Instead of issuing more coins as the global economy grew, the idea was, why not simply use smaller and smaller fractions of the existing coins? That solved the issue presented by growth while increasing the value of the existing currency of savers."

Read more: http://www.nasdaq.com/article/why-bitcoin-looked-much-more-grown-up-this-week-cm574995#ixzz3zPIA5I6V

I think that's a good idea Chase. The whole concept of money as we know it will change as cryptocurrency becomes more and more widespread. The world simply isn't used to decimals beyond the hundredth, never mind hundred millionths. Moving the decimal point and renaming the unit seems like a good idea, for example DNotes price is 1247 satoshi, but I don't know where it will settle. We can certainly lay out the methodology behind it though.

I adjusted really fast to 8th place decimals, but maybe I'm just weird. For whatever reason, though, I can only deal with units of Bitcoin (with all the decimals) or satoshi. But mBTC or uBTC I have to really think about. That's so far the only thing I don't like about PayServices--is that they insist on converting all values to u(whatever the coin) is. I really do wish they'd just stick with units, or at least give us the choice for how our currencies are displayed.
1072  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] Diamond (DMD) Evolution v 2.0 | Hybrid Security | 25% PoS on: February 06, 2016, 06:55:15 PM
dam multipool and cloud down and price dont go down
what we have to break that cheap DMD buyable again  Grin

lets try this

i expect new wallet release delayed 1 week and be done around 22th instead of 15th

 Shocked

Glad the server migration is underway Smiley

Yes, please do something to push the DMD price down; I'm trying to buy some! Cheesy
1073  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] PayServices Multi-Value Exchange & ButterflyBits Crypto Rewards on: February 06, 2016, 05:06:41 PM
THANK YOU!  This is Great!

So my deeper question is what is the Credit Card Company that The Butterfly Card uses?
Visa, Mastercard, etc?

PayServices owns their own servers and the 'Point of Sale' terminals are virtual and built into the software apps such as the 4 smartphone applications downloads for Windows Phone, IOS, Android, Blackberry and the Butterfly Browser. The Butterfly Card transactions are made within the PayServices network which allows for conversion covering every store of value listed on PayServices. The PayServices system handles all processing in house instantly. If a merchant runs a transaction with a Visa or MasterCard through a PayServices 'Point of Sale' Terminal PayServices only processes its fee for the use of the PayServices Butterfly Network and lets the Visa or MasterCard companies to process their own transactions void of any liability on the PayServices end.

This is all theoretically speaking. I do not have a Butterfly Card yet so frankly I really do not know. My suggestion would be to obtain a Butterfly Card and see what all it has to offer and if it covers your specific needs. Then come back to this [ANN] Thread and report your findings.

So, would the Payservices card be accepted at ordinary terminals that retailers use--the ones that take Visa, MasterCard, and Discover?
1074  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] Diamond (DMD) Evolution v 2.0 | Hybrid Security | 25% PoS on: February 06, 2016, 03:47:52 PM
we already found a new hoster this time i got in touch with owner himself
and made clear what services we run and he is happy providing us a new home

but for finish migration we need access to old server
we have external backups but i wana avoid lose a few days of data

im not sure we can solve this over weekend it deepens
on responsetimes of old hoster on weekend to open at least ssh access

That's great news!

Will the old provider at least give you access for migration purposes? I would hope so, but probably not until Monday.

Will be nice to get a larger than usual payout from Cloud mining Smiley
1075  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][NOTE]DNotes - Company Launch and Book for Small Business Owners in 2016... on: February 03, 2016, 11:42:06 PM


Some limited features available, namely using purchase by percentage of available bitcoin. Download
This would be a limited feature Alpha release, so very limited testing has been done. What is the risk?
As long as this is run on a separate PoloniEx account, with limited funds in it, and you do not set the API keys to allow withdrawing (by default withdrawing is disabled), then the risk is probably limited to over purchasing DNotes if the application misbehaves. I don't see that happening, but you never know.

How do I set it up?
-Register a brand new PoloniEx account.
-Once logged into your new PoloniEx account, click the wrench in the upper right hand corner and select API keys.
-Create New API key.
-Download and unzip the Accumulator.zip file to a folder.
-Open Accumulator.exe and enter your API key and Secret, then click save API keys.
-Deposit whatever amount of BTC into your new PoloniEx account that you are looking to purchase DNotes with.
-Wait for the BTC to confirm. Then you can adjust your bot settings and click the Start Bot button.

Some notes:
The application breaks the purchases into hourly amounts. If the bot already purchased too much, it will wait an hour before re-calculating.
Time is set to UTC time, to match PoloniEx.
It does require DotNet 4.5 or higher. If it doesn't work, you will likely need to update DotNet.
I won't be providing Mac or Linux versions in the near future, if there is a demand at a later point, we will definitely consider creating them or offloading to a trading bot developer.
I am releasing this with limited functionality to give the community an opportunity see how it works and comment.


Since I've never worked with a bot, I will wait at least until the second round of testing.
1076  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] PayServices Multi-Value Exchange & ButterflyBits Crypto Rewards on: February 03, 2016, 07:02:39 PM
I realize I'm a bit confused about the Butterfly card. My understanding is that it is supposed to function as a debit card for my PayServices account. If so, is there any way I can set the order in which coins are converted to fiat when I make a sale. Let's say I hold five coins in my account, can I set which one I want to exchange first vs. the ones I want to hold onto as long as possible?

Also, someone mentioned that the card is necessary in order to have access to all the features of PayServices. Which features in particular are only open to card holders?

Finally, I've noticed several different prices on the cards. I know that these prices determine how many BFB get added to our accounts, but aside from that, is there any difference among the cards? Does the $125 card actually do more or unlock more features than the $10 card?

Most of the information on the PayServices website is about the technical features of the card, but that's not really what customers want to know. We want to know what the card will actually do for us. Can you possibly shed some light?
1077  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][NOTE]DNotes - Company Launch and Book for Small Business Owners in 2016... on: February 03, 2016, 05:45:34 PM
Here is Part II of the article I posted two days ago. I won't post them here any more for the time being, but you can follow the tread on CryptoMoms if you want to read more Smiley

http://cryptomoms.com/forum/general-discussion/9/introducing-my-blog-creative-currencies/980/msg6039#msg6039
1078  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][NOTE]DNotes - Company Launch and Book for Small Business Owners in 2016... on: February 03, 2016, 05:44:38 PM
This is a extreme, Russian Finance Ministry Proposes a 2-Year Prison Sentence for Bitcoin Adopters. It is gross that any government can enforce such rules on its people in today's world.

Experts of the Russian Interior Ministry and financiers believe that the use of surrogate money threatens not only the Russian economy, but also national security.

Therefore, the Russian Finance Ministry has developed amendments to the Criminal Code, which propose to introduce responsibility for issuing cryptocurrency – fined in the amount of half a million rubles, or sent to correctional work for up to two years.


It just goes to show that despite everything, the Russian government is still communist.
1079  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][NOTE]DNotes - Company Launch and Book for Small Business Owners in 2016... on: February 02, 2016, 03:06:44 PM
I'm glad we have the opportunity to partner with such a talented team at PayServices. I'm most excited to see how effectively their point of sale terminals are implemented. Many of you may not know this, but when I was younger I spent a couple years in hospitality management at different locations. One of the biggest headaches that caused noticeable losses in revenue came from archaic POS systems going down, forcing us to employ a cash only policy until the machine was fixed. It's about time someone injected some real innovation into that industry!

I agree CryptoBroker, P.S. they are shipping out the first of their butterfly cards:

The first cards are shipping out... Don't forget to get yours!  Smiley

Nice I'm going to have to order one soon. It'll be a cold day in hell before I spend any DNotes, but it's good to have for an emergency, or to spend other cryptocurrencies which aren't promising long term investments.

Big ideas takes time to gain adoption. Once PayServices gained a minimum scale in participation, this will be really cool. We will continue to work with them in ways we can.

I'm actually a little confused about the function of the Butterfly card. Is it basically a debit card on your PayServices account, where you can spend the cryptos within it at the POS? If so, how is the order in which cryptos are converted to fiat determined? For example, if I wanted to spend $20, and I have $15 worth of DNotes and $10 worth of Diamond, do I have a way to set which coin gets converted first?

I also get the impression that the Butterfly card is also needed to access certain features within the platform but I'm not entirely sure what those features are or if they are currently available. Anyone here have the card already and know more about it?

Edit: I should add that I would't be spending DNotes at this time either (not till the price actually matches the value), but just using it as an example.
1080  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN] Diamond (DMD) Evolution v 2.0 | Hybrid Security | 25% PoS on: February 02, 2016, 03:00:29 PM
This is a great example of a crypto-denominated asset that is in and of itself not crypto. This one's a real estate investment asset and a very good one: https://www.havelockinvestments.com/fund.php?symbol=RENT  I'd like to see more of this.

As for the turning a Legendary into an asset, I've thought that would be a great idea, especially for those of us who can't quite swing buying one (and the DMD to fill it) financially. One person could buy a Legendary and then smaller stakeholders could be invited to contribute DMD to it. They could be rewarded with minting proceeds minus some kind of fee to make it profitable for the Legendary owner. For example, say you had a Legendary holding 3,000 DMD, I could contribute 300 DMD to it and get something like 8% of the minting rewards (3,000 divided by 300 = 10, but you want to take some profits for yourself). That would mean I get more minting rewards than I would get minting the 300 DMD in my own wallet at 25%, but you would also get some profits. Of course, if you yourself can come up with the DMD to fill your legendary, that would be the most profit for you. Anyway, that was an idea I had. You'd have to set it up very transparently and all that, so that people feel they can trust the opportunity.

Sounds identical to BURST in many aspects, pioneers, working tirelessly, and fair rollout are all familiar terms to me Wink

I am hoping to be able to do exactly the above, tell an amazing story in the future, and hopefully be involved directly, with a project that changes the way things are done entirely.

I think I should fit right in here. Absolutely. Gonna go run off and buy my first coins, then take a shower, and get ready for another day.

One that should be fun, as I was literally up all night, working then deciding whether to sleep or not, then getting sucked into the forums and discovering new areas I may enjoy...lol... and based on what I'm seeing here, it's absolutely the right decision. Can't wait to chill more and get it completely figured out.

I've just recently released another asset, based upon my own real company, that I hope will be start of something pushing people into thinking more outside the realm of crpyto when considering a basis for a crypto based asset. I mean, just because you're on a blockchain, doesn't mean you have to be a mining power based investment.

There are so many directions to go within this new exciting realm we all love, just have to decide how you'd like to get there, and run with it. So much freedom, so much joy and fun! I truly anticipate 2016 as the year where the truly powerful newer projects shine, and I wish you here in DMD community great luck, as just the same to my home community of BURST.

Wonder what a DMD based BURST asset would look like.. That's already running through my mind, though it WOULD be crypto based crypto asset, I still do enjoy those types of mutually beneficial scenarios, and there are always ways to add to them, even if started as a more 'normal' asset for crypto scene.

So, staking AND mining huh? That's very interesting, I'll need to look into that, I've got a few extra SHA ASICs that are burning themselves out, I can run them to death here, a fitting and triumphant end! hehe.

But if I am able to get the coin together to pick up one of these bids, is this something I may be able to base an asset on? it allows for staking, but with some sort of magical bonus  or some such, yes? xD
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