Nice to see CRAVE has been added (a great masternoding coin) - but what about PIVX?

If it's a local masternode then no, the staking interferes with the MN collateral TX and the MN stops working pretty quickly.  I'm running 2 wallets to deal with it, a MN wallet and a separate staking wallet on another PC and now it's pretty stable.

Yes that works well, you have to open up the masternode port on your router and you need a static IP address.

Are referring to this user https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=348519 - is it now under the control of someone else and you need to be able to log into it again?  Thanks for clarifying.

It probably means the node is not accessible from the outside of your network.  Have you opened the port on your firewall and forwarded it to the PC running the node?   

Why was it delisted from there?

You've almost got a masternode there, maybe try that instead? 

You need to keep your wallet online all the time (min 24 hours) and then unlock the wallet for staking.

This is a weird error message that comes up for me as well.  The answer is to use the command line to start the node.

try: masternode start-alias "masternode=1"   from the debug console? 

I was checking out c-cex regarding a different coin and saw Crave was doing quite well in the new coin rankings there (thanks to someone's 0.777 BTC!)

If anyone here has a C-Cex account, please vote for Crave!  

https://c-cex.com/?id=vote

Thanks for starting this new thread, looking forward to having more people get behind this coin.

It could mean heaps is happening behind the scenes, or .... nothing is happening.  At least the price is pretty stable.

Do you guys think BTC Lightning Networks will take some of the shine off faster coins or will it just expand usage of Crypto and all will be well in Alt land?

I would've voted CRAVE if it had been there when I first voted for LISK..    Both will do well I'm sure   

My current my favorite coins to hold are

Crown (CRW) - with plans to use masternodes to a fuller extent http://crown.tech/about-crown
Crave - low coin circulation and only 500 needed for a masternode. Don't let the freaky skull put you off this coin    https://www.craveproject.com
PIVX - Custom zerocoin protocol implementation is very close, PIVX is a high quality Proof of Stake privacy focused coin with masternodes and a self funding + voting model.
+ and a few of the other smaller coins off masternodes.pro

I think masternode coins will take off so I'm planning on holding these for a while.  Yes I know there's a lot of these types of coins but it seems like a good idea to create more crypto currency without the high gear or energy costs while holding a coin that's got other qualities aside from this.

Where and how is the coin being promoted?   I see it pop up in the Cryptopia featured box every once in a while, but is there a plan and can supporters do anything..  Seems a bit negative around here right now 

That's so weird.. why would they bother adding coins they won't support and won't make any fees on.  Yet they ask for handouts (tips) for non existent support in their response messages.  Is it really as easy as compiling the current wallet from source and replacing the old binary with it?

The 2-day chart looks pretty stark at the mo...  Any new stuff coming up in Linda Land?

I've prompted them a couple of times, you can't even make a deposit address..  I don't know why they wouldn't just update the to the latest source and get paid fees for any trades on their exchange.  Do they do a line by line check of the wallet code or something? 

I'm sure that one day it will be fixed, so maybe it's a good source of cheap coins.  But it's a bad look and puts me off doing anything on there.

Is there a list of all the real team members in slack somewhere?  It seems too easy to create some official looking handle and then pick on people that are just getting into this game and not sure of the info they are dealing with.  Or can a trust rank system similar to BTCtalk be added?

There's an official blockchain download as well that I'd forgotten about, it's probably more up to date: http://cryptoblock.xyz:30002/blockchain.7z