Wasnt there a post here earlier about some working anon stuff??
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People, please open wallet and leave it open  Going to work on this myself but i do need nodes. I'm going to collect all your bounties  Opened. Coinano.com still has this coin too, just can't trade Coinano shutting down. I have to remove myself from the bounties as the CC i offered months ago my coins are trapped on Coinano. If the dev had not been a scammer and fixed his coin or someone else stepped up by now, i would be able to move them, unfortunately once the exchange disappears so will the coins i had put aside for the bounty. Digit, looks like you had 1,000 in the pot. I'll cover it. It was 1M, but as i said its all on Coinano :\ well i will pledge donation of 1,000,000 CC to be paid on release of fixed wallet and source, and confirmed that blockchain is working again. it wont go to the moon, but a fixed wallet and blockchain moving again could be enough to get out of satoshi hell  and potential dev/s please feel free to blacklist any premine the old "dev" might still have stashed. also incase no one notice one of the exchanges where this is traded already removed a bunch of 0 volume coins and only reason CC is still there is because there it still has some people trading it or at least placing buy orders for it. |
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Several updates:1. I am not ignoring the "wallet bug". Please send me a PM with specifics whenever possible. There are issues with regards to coin age (for staking) and dust. Our blockchain grows very fast with 15 second blocks. This relates to the syncing problem that some people are having as well as PoS interest that is "mined" but never confirmed. I propose we make our block times slightly longer and use this model to better secure the network and encourage staking (look at discussion regarding coin age): http://www.blackcoin.co/blackcoin-pos-protocol-v2-whitepaper.pdfIf the community agrees the changes should be easy to implement. What block time would the community like? I know CinniCoin suggested 1 minute recently. I think that sounds very reasonable: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=573232.msg8160391#msg81603912. I received a response to my PM from sdcoin (rynomster). He answered some questions for me about the anon transfer whitepaper he wrote for CINNI (and why he took a different approach for shadowcoin). I appreciated his response and will keep working hard on making anon transfers work for CINNI Time for some caffeine so I can stay up late to look at more code "This PoS interest that is mined but never confirmed" are you sure this is not being confused with orphans block which are normal. There naturally will be a HUGE amount of orphan blocks in wallets that have alot stakes ready to go, in my wallet at any time i have at least 2000 stakes, if i open the wallet i will get a dozen firing off in the first minute, of which a couple will be orphans. If someone is getting alot of orphans they may need to sync their clock and make use of reservebalance to set a limit on how much of their coins is available for stake at any one point in time. reservebalance set to 2/3rds of the balance should alleviate alot the orphan problem. It won't fix the bug that returns staked input twice on some inputs. If the problem is that difficult to isolate, maybe you can consider going back to latest BC source, make adjustments to work with Cinni and continue from there? Block time adjustments should be made in consideration to the fact that less people support Cinni network will make transaction times take alot longer. I think a better solution is to implement a minimum amount that can stake below which is ignored (eg 100 or 50 Cinni, no dust amounts), limits on splitting (similar or the same as BC, instead of infinite), and no maximum coinage to increase security slightly. Thank you! You explained the orphan block issue much better than I did. I really like your idea about a minimum stake amount. Perhaps we should all agree on what "dust amount" means. We don't want to upset any CINNI holders who are expecting interest on very small balances. another point about the orphan blocks is that they are not lost stakes, wallet will keep trying to stake those inputs until its successful. The downside is that orphans or otherwise start to fill the wallet.dat, increasing its size and possibly affecting its performance. To clear out orphans and cut out the bloat the only method readily available is to export and import the privatekeys to a new wallet.dat. So perhaps a feature that could be created for Cinni is a type cleaning function that can safely clear the wallet of orphans, while preserving the rest of the transactions/successful stakes. Or even a "rebuild" function that would clear out all transactions and then rescan the blockchain to rebuld the wallet.dat without the orphans cluttering it while preserving all the privatekeys/keypool in the wallet.dat. About dust amounts again, maybe having both a set minimum in inputs that will still stake but not split and also a higher fixed minimum amount of coin in input that will not split further? This would allow small holders of Cinni, to still stake without turning their wallets into a nightmare of inputs that may end up costing more in transaction fees when they decide to spend/send some or all it to another address. I could be overcomplicating this as I mentioned before BlackCoin seems to eliminate any further splitting after the first stake, my wallet from months ago still has only split once into 2 inputs from the original deposit i made to and I stake regularly but no further splitting occurs. This can allow for some thoughtful deposits to be made for network support and optimizing the coins gained from interest without worrying about the inputs becoming too small/dust in long term holding/staking. |
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Several updates:1. I am not ignoring the "wallet bug". Please send me a PM with specifics whenever possible. There are issues with regards to coin age (for staking) and dust. Our blockchain grows very fast with 15 second blocks. This relates to the syncing problem that some people are having as well as PoS interest that is "mined" but never confirmed. I propose we make our block times slightly longer and use this model to better secure the network and encourage staking (look at discussion regarding coin age): http://www.blackcoin.co/blackcoin-pos-protocol-v2-whitepaper.pdfIf the community agrees the changes should be easy to implement. What block time would the community like? I know CinniCoin suggested 1 minute recently. I think that sounds very reasonable: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=573232.msg8160391#msg81603912. I received a response to my PM from sdcoin (rynomster). He answered some questions for me about the anon transfer whitepaper he wrote for CINNI (and why he took a different approach for shadowcoin). I appreciated his response and will keep working hard on making anon transfers work for CINNI Time for some caffeine so I can stay up late to look at more code "This PoS interest that is mined but never confirmed" are you sure this is not being confused with orphans block which are normal. There naturally will be a HUGE amount of orphan blocks in wallets that have alot stakes ready to go, in my wallet at any time i have at least 2000 stakes, if i open the wallet i will get a dozen firing off in the first minute, of which a couple will be orphans. If someone is getting alot of orphans they may need to sync their clock and make use of reservebalance to set a limit on how much of their coins is available for stake at any one point in time. reservebalance set to 2/3rds of the balance should alleviate alot the orphan problem. It won't fix the bug that returns staked input twice on some inputs. If the problem is that difficult to isolate, maybe you can consider going back to latest BC source, make adjustments to work with Cinni and continue from there? Block time adjustments should be made in consideration to the fact that less people support Cinni network will make transaction times take alot longer. I think a better solution is to implement a minimum amount that can stake below which is ignored (eg 100 or 50 Cinni, no dust amounts), limits on splitting (similar or the same as BC, instead of infinite), and no maximum coinage to increase security slightly. |
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Hello Do you have an idea of what is happening I sent some btc to atomic-trade. To buy vta But the conversion successfully written Site Pending Transfers Messages of support have not responded
You need to wait for deposit to be confirmed, it can take between 10-30 minutes. See below Please read and learn about Bitcoin and how it works Why do I have to wait 10 minutes?
Receiving a payment is almost instant with Bitcoin. However, there is a 10 minutes delay on average before the network begins to confirm your transaction by including it in a block and before you can spend the bitcoins you receive. A confirmation means that there is a consensus on the network that the bitcoins you received haven't been sent to anyone else and are considered your property. Once your transaction has been included in one block, it will continue to be buried under every block after it, which will exponentially consolidate this consensus and decrease the risk of a reversed transaction. Every user is free to determine at what point they consider a transaction confirmed, but 6 confirmations is often considered to be as safe as waiting 6 months on a credit card transaction. |
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Yup, just think about this:
A lot of people, that mostly doesn't understand cryptocurrencies, are going to get some XXX coins (Stellars)
They have probably heard that "someone" has become rich with this kind of shit (Bitcoin)
They will find they their Stellars value is no more than $10 o likely.
How many of them will want to sell their Stellars just to get only $10!?
My guess is that they will start to hoard them ...
correct, or even they will buy more, if 100,000 facebook users buy 20 usd worth.. thats like 2000 btcs. or they can buy btc, wait 6 months, and claim 2000 BTC worth of Stellar for FREE and keep all their BTC.  20% of the total Stellar has been put aside to be given away to btc holders that claim it, based on a snapshot of the blockchain at an unspecified point in time and their proof of address ownership If you want some better start using a wallet and not keep all your coins on an exchange (Stellar has no way to determine if the address owners are individuals or exchanges) Bitcoin program
20% of the initial stellars are set aside to be distributed to holders of bitcoin and XRP (19% for bitcoin holders and 1% for XRP holders).
We will take a snapshot of the bitcoin blockchain at a particular date and will set up a claim page that will allow bitcoin holders to receive their pro-rata share of the stellars reserved under this program by verifying they control their address from that blockchain snapshot. For example, a user owning .001% of the bitcoins in the blockchain snapshot would receive .001% of the stellars set aside for bitcoin holders under this program, or 190,000 stellars.
For bitcoin holders, distribution will begin within 6 months after Stellar is open to the public. The Foundation will maintain this claim site for at least 3 months. they should explain this better....I don't get it (ok, i must say I just woke up lol) my example in btc is incorrect, the amount of btc you hold in your wallet addresses will represent a percentage of the entire amount of bitcoins in existence, take as a percentage they will give you the percentage of the 20 Billion Stellar they have put aside for Bitcoin holders who claim. Of course not everyone will claim and many will miss out because they dont even use a bitcoin wallet and instead keep their bitcoins on webwallets or exchanges which means they miss out. So there will still be likely billions of stellar that will remain unclaimed after the 3 months period they allow for it, its unlikely they will destroy them so what remains of the 20% will go back to Stellar group who as someone else mentioned currently control ~94% of the 100 Billion Stellar that exist right now. They likely already playing the markets to pump the price and have allowed people with multiple accounts to accumulate large amounts on the first day with fake accounts (200,000+ facebook accounts, does any exchange even have half or a quarter that number of users?) and are now able to sell 10k-50k chunks of stellar at ridiculous prices (first day every account could claim 6000 free stellars). |
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if they keep making adjustments like that, how will they ever give away the 95% of stellar for free. they will end up with a huge amount kept in their accounts unless they also increase their giveaway amount when stellar price drops? Can we see this happening? |
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Yup, just think about this:
A lot of people, that mostly doesn't understand cryptocurrencies, are going to get some XXX coins (Stellars)
They have probably heard that "someone" has become rich with this kind of shit (Bitcoin)
They will find they their Stellars value is no more than $10 o likely.
How many of them will want to sell their Stellars just to get only $10!?
My guess is that they will start to hoard them ...
correct, or even they will buy more, if 100,000 facebook users buy 20 usd worth.. thats like 2000 btcs. or they can buy btc, wait 6 months, and claim 2000 BTC worth of Stellar for FREE and keep all their BTC. 20% of the total Stellar has been put aside to be given away to btc holders that claim it, based on a snapshot of the blockchain at an unspecified point in time and their proof of address ownership If you want some better start using a wallet and not keep all your coins on an exchange (Stellar has no way to determine if the address owners are individuals or exchanges) Bitcoin program
20% of the initial stellars are set aside to be distributed to holders of bitcoin and XRP (19% for bitcoin holders and 1% for XRP holders).
We will take a snapshot of the bitcoin blockchain at a particular date and will set up a claim page that will allow bitcoin holders to receive their pro-rata share of the stellars reserved under this program by verifying they control their address from that blockchain snapshot. For example, a user owning .001% of the bitcoins in the blockchain snapshot would receive .001% of the stellars set aside for bitcoin holders under this program, or 190,000 stellars.
For bitcoin holders, distribution will begin within 6 months after Stellar is open to the public. The Foundation will maintain this claim site for at least 3 months. You are wrong.. you wont get 1 btc worth of stellar if you own 1 btc if not everyone would be stellarionarie.. the rate will be 1500 per btc.. thats about 0.005 btc. Yes you are right, it is the percentage of bitcoins you own out of the total bitcoins at the snapshot date, and you get an equal percentage of the Stellars they allocated for it. My point is that as there are billions of stellar, almost anyone with bitcoin will be able to claim a decent amount of stellar at that date. So why buy now, just hold your bitcoins. |
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Who do I talk to if I still have not recieved the 3500 Stellar since 4 days a go?
their forum or their support |
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They are also giving away 20% of Stellar to Bitcoin holders This could make it alot easier on exchanges to support stellar Bitcoin program
20% of the initial stellars are set aside to be distributed to holders of bitcoin and XRP (19% for bitcoin holders and 1% for XRP holders).
We will take a snapshot of the bitcoin blockchain at a particular date and will set up a claim page that will allow bitcoin holders to receive their pro-rata share of the stellars reserved under this program by verifying they control their address from that blockchain snapshot. For example, a user owning .001% of the bitcoins in the blockchain snapshot would receive .001% of the stellars set aside for bitcoin holders under this program, or 190,000 stellars.
For bitcoin holders, distribution will begin within 6 months after Stellar is open to the public. The Foundation will maintain this claim site for at least 3 months. |
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Yup, just think about this:
A lot of people, that mostly doesn't understand cryptocurrencies, are going to get some XXX coins (Stellars)
They have probably heard that "someone" has become rich with this kind of shit (Bitcoin)
They will find they their Stellars value is no more than $10 o likely.
How many of them will want to sell their Stellars just to get only $10!?
My guess is that they will start to hoard them ...
correct, or even they will buy more, if 100,000 facebook users buy 20 usd worth.. thats like 2000 btcs. or they can buy btc, wait 6 months, and claim 2000 BTC worth of Stellar for FREE and keep all their BTC. 20% of the total Stellar has been put aside to be given away to btc holders that claim it, based on a snapshot of the blockchain at an unspecified point in time and their proof of address ownership If you want some better start using a wallet and not keep all your coins on an exchange (Stellar has no way to determine if the address owners are individuals or exchanges) Bitcoin program
20% of the initial stellars are set aside to be distributed to holders of bitcoin and XRP (19% for bitcoin holders and 1% for XRP holders).
We will take a snapshot of the bitcoin blockchain at a particular date and will set up a claim page that will allow bitcoin holders to receive their pro-rata share of the stellars reserved under this program by verifying they control their address from that blockchain snapshot. For example, a user owning .001% of the bitcoins in the blockchain snapshot would receive .001% of the stellars set aside for bitcoin holders under this program, or 190,000 stellars.
For bitcoin holders, distribution will begin within 6 months after Stellar is open to the public. The Foundation will maintain this claim site for at least 3 months. |
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Well I had a look at their privacy policy, no mentions about directly selling your information, but they do have an affiliated partners programs and perhaps a few terms in their privacy policy that we should perhaps be a little concerned or the implications of agreeing to them Privacy Policy We are committed to protecting the privacy of our users and visitors. The following Privacy Policy outlines the information Stellar Development Foundation, a Delaware non-profit corporation (the “Company”) may collect and how we may use that information to better serve its visitors, participating merchants, charitable organizations and members. All terms not defined herein shall have the meanings described in the Terms of Service.
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Seems like Coins-e is back to old tricks again  Went to withdraw some ORB i had there as Crypto-Trade has added it, confirmed it but 2 days have not received it. Checked the withdraw history and it shows "null" in place of tx id. Opened a ticket, but no reply. |
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Add STR/BTC and watch your user base skyrocket.
Then thank me by donating
STR: ghfkzKUED6NTwq2xesi4p7iBBZi7ocs62n
Whats makes you so sure about that? There is nothing to show that Stellar will achieve mass adoption or become more popular then bitcoin. At the moment all it is just people signing up to claim their free stellers as they will do for any altcoin, in hopes they can sell it. To get their initial free stellars they also have to hand over all the personal details, contacts, interests, associations, movements etc via FB to Stellar, which they might regret later if the company starts selling their information to marketers or other groups. Has anyone read their privacy policy? |
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People, please open wallet and leave it open Going to work on this myself but i do need nodes. I'm going to collect all your bounties Opened. Coinano.com still has this coin too, just can't trade Coinano shutting down. I have to remove myself from the bounties as the CC i offered months ago my coins are trapped on Coinano. If the dev had not been a scammer and fixed his coin or someone else stepped up by now, i would be able to move them, unfortunately once the exchange disappears so will the coins i had put aside for the bounty. |
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Anyone else facing the same problem. Had signed up 4 days ago and did all the verification's. Said will get 3750 more soon when i check back...
Nothing till now...Have they decided to not give them at all...
you need to have a verified facebook account (and not too fake looking) , as they believe this how they can stop scammers using multiple accounts to claim lots of free stellars  . We all know that are armies of fakebook accounts dedicated to milking these free money schemes, it will interesting to see if they can stop them, its impossible afaik. There a poll going on if it should be added to Crypto-Trade exchange, they are tryin to see the pros and cons of adding it. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=726703so it says the account has been verified..but nothing yet.. you can get verified for stellar easily with any facebook account. but the facebook account itself needs to be verified with your contact information, phone number. and not look fake or auto created profile. they want to know who you are and have your details. |
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Anyone else facing the same problem. Had signed up 4 days ago and did all the verification's. Said will get 3750 more soon when i check back...
Nothing till now...Have they decided to not give them at all...
you need to have a verified facebook account (and not too fake looking) , as they believe this how they can stop scammers using multiple accounts to claim lots of free stellars . We all know that are armies of fakebook accounts dedicated to milking these free money schemes, it will interesting to see if they can stop them, its impossible afaik. There a poll going on if it should be added to Crypto-Trade exchange, they are tryin to see the pros and cons of adding it. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=726703 |
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Would this mean US based users could deposit and withdraw USD? I'm still undecided on Stellar but can see some possible benefits in it being on CT |
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I lost many altcoin on coinex grrrr
yes we all did  |
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