With the new exchange API I was able to add the current market price for GRW

check it out here

http://grw.blockx.info/richlist/

Excellent, didn't know about allcoin... it's a start.


About Cryptsy, I am sure we could work something out, but it might take more time

About funding... For the few funds that I manage to withdraw from CoinEx, I believe most of those top wallets come from CoinEX... since withdrawing coins made those wallet move!

The other thing is that we don't know how many of those people are still aware that the coin is resurrected!?! So who knows how much we have to fund the project with!

That is why I'm asking if soopy is in for the long haul.  I'll send him 5k GRW now.  I still hope to see my coins from coinex (yes I am a believer ) I'll chip in another 15k GRW when I can withdraw those.

I think if we all contribute to develop the core (wallet) and the edges (website, explorer, reddit, forum, wiki, marketing) we can do a long way with that


EDIT: can't find soopy GRW address, please post it

EDIT: If the community approves, I can start a new thread, I can take in charge of updating/maintaining the OP

Nice and steady raise, who doesn't love that ?



And 75 cents to go

EDIT: broke the 1M$ market cap  

I have contacted Poloniex to see if they would list us
Are people still in for the Cryptsy paid voting?

I had a few thousand GRW bought on CoinEx that I can't withdraw for over a week and a half  

So with the non communication of CoinEx, I guess we need another (and BETTER) exchange to make some trades with this coin

What are you working on soopy?

I am heavily involved with HoboNickels, the community is just great.  The main reason for the coin's success is constant development.

I would love to see this coin value improved.

I am not a wallet developer, but maybe I can support you soopy in some ways (just pm me)


We were talking about incorporating a few new features

• Coin control
• Automatic Checkpoints
• Unlock for minting button
• Market data inside the Qt(last price, volume, etc)
• Dynamic wallet loading (that would be nice)
• Name change to something like Growthbond
• Clean up of OP and source code (with official website in the readme) --- Maybe starting a new thread since the resurrection part is done

We also need some people willing to manage a forum/wiki (both?), the Reddit (is there even one?) and do some marketing material (I think we have some talented people on board regarding this topic)

These are the kinds of things that if are looked at on a constant and regular basis, will attract new investors into the project and give long term value to the coin.

So I guess the question is to soopy.  Are you committed to developing this coin?  We don't expect you doing everything, but since the wallet is the main pillar of any crypto, you are an important part of this success.

Forget the pumps and dumps. Coins like these have an advantage, especially GRW witch has some history (established block chain) and I do love the fact it's PoW/PoS hybrid status.  Miners will want to grab some of it, you can bet on that.

Hey guys, corrected the typo and uploaded a higher resolution for the wallets art

Also added the destroyed address balance on the richlist (last record) and removed it from the calculations to reflect the new reality

I see you guys have an explorer up and running, if you still need me, just let me know 

  for real? what is the threshold?

Happy birthday bud,  It's nice to see dedicated people helping out the crypto world! I think any early adopters of bitcoin didn't/coulnd't know that it was going to be what it is today back then.  so most likely, those that got filthy rich were those who forgot about their wallet. I've had that moment too with bitcoin/alt when it hit me:  This is here to stay and be part of our future.  I've been invested and helping the community since then.


Good luck with your projects

hey guys, just added a paper/brain/bulk wallet generator to the explorer site

you can access it here
http://xbc.blockx.info/wallets

it's javascript based so the addresses are generated from your browser.

I made 2 versions of the paper wallets for print outs

Normal


Encrypted


I hope you guys like it

tips are welcome: B8cLJ7NYgxi92G7KzfGX3idtaKjuXZW6GB

I can't still withdraw my Growthcoins... it sucks    I guess what is even more frustrating is NOT having any feedback... I mean it's just NOT possible that they got stolen their Growthcoin... No other exchange are trading it so why would a thief want those worthless coins! (and I'm sure it's true for a few other alts).  If I was going to the trouble of hacking a site... I would take BTC/LTC/DOGE but wouldn't bother too much with the low cap alts!


So my guess is that they've put offline a few alts wallets (maybe to cut down server costs).  I'm sure pretty much any alts are still in their wallet but just not connected to the network anymore.

I think it's been long enough we are left without any clear news on what is really going on. 

An official update would be nice at this point.

read this

http://wiki.hobonickels.info/index.php?title=Proof_of_Stake

if it wasn't already done

yes.

When you ask for a new address in the client, it does not create a new address on the fly, it takes it from the key pool most likely generated when you first created your wallet.  By default it creates 100 addresses (or 101, I'm not sure). 

If you always reuse the same address, you'll never use up all the keypool's addresses. But if you need let's say 200 addresses, you need to generate the missing addresses.

What happens is that the keypool will now contain 200 addresses but your backup will still have only 100 addresses.  Now if something goes wrong and you used addresses between 100 and 200. They won't be backed up and you might lose the coins sent to those address.

That's why Tranz said that when you generate a new set of addresses, it is good practice to back up the wallet right after they have been generated to make sure you have in a safe place all your private/public key pair.


Try to play with the RPC command dumpwallet. You will visually see in a text file, all your keys and this will make more sense.  It's also a nice way to print out your keypool and physically store it in a safe place.

that's correct, you need to point your miners to the IP:rpcport of the wallet described above. The other port setting is for the listening port connecting to other nodes on the network.

Don't worry, it shouldn't happen soon... because I'd buy them all too, and a few others on this thread would do the same so... not going to happen

that being said, this was a great ride so far, I manage to fill up the tank from back when they were 2k and manage to pick up a 30k block near 8k sat... that one was great 

I can't convert my coins to ltc/btc or I'll lose a lot... Also I don't want to convert them, I just bought those coins and been trying to send them to my wallet for over a week.  It sucks, I don't mind waiting for a bit but then again how long is that?  It sucks even more that those coins are PoS and I'm losing on that also 

Anyways thanks for the reply, I hope to hear from CoinEX soon!

You need to have one pc (not on the miners) running the client

in the HoboNickels.con file of that pc running the client, you should add the rpcallowip= for each ip of your rigs (if you are on the same subnet, I believe you can use wildcards like rpcallowip=192.168.1.*).  If you are behind a router, you only need to put your public IP there.

Then on your rigs, simply add a pool and put the IP as the url from the pc running the client and the rpcport= (like URL:PORT) the username password will be the rpcusername= and rpcpassword= from that same config file


Newly mined block rewards will be on the wallet from that pc, you can then transfer those coins back to your main wallet when they mature.

That would be an interesting idea but a few issue must be taken into consideration.

Miners depreciate over time
ASIC miners wont be shipped before 2-3 months waiting time
Difficulties will likely rise rendering the miners less competitive and less profitable

What is unknown is how fast is the difficulty will rise in SCRYPT mining.

I don't think I would personally continue the mining race.  The window of ROI is rather small and you have to be quick to turn over your asset.

That being said, if you don't own any mining rigs you could have a few ASICS since mining is not only important to secure the block chain, it's also fun and can give you a way to enter any given market without investing BTC you previously have.

If you already own a rig, I would point it to hashco.ws and get paid in HBN right away.

The sell side of HBN has low volume, so we don't need that much people to point their rigs to the multipool to see a nice appreciation of the value of HBN.

Your reasoning about the multipool and appreciation of the other half of your investment by rising the price is correct.  What is hard to evaluate is, will HBN rise faster than the ASIC depreciate (and will your ASIC be able to buy you enough HBN at the multipool).  If you believe so, might be worth a shot, if you fear it's not, better hold to your current HBN position.  You also have to consider delivery time of your ASIC... if it takes 3 months to ship, where will HBN price be in 3 months? (if price goes up, it's good for your other half, but you will be buying less from the market with your ASIC miner, not even considering the negative impact of difficulty rising)

3 months ago, HBN was trading around 8k-10k sat, while I'm writing this it's at 53k sat.  Not only will you lose your stakes (2%) for that waiting period, but you might lose a nice appreciation too!

A small update would be nice.  I still get the address invalid error and can't withdraw my coins... been over a week now!

Nice 

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