Did you open a support ticket with poloniex and show them that the TX is showing as unconfirmed on the block explorer?

I might give it a shot over the holidays, no promises tho.

Also, nice work domob! I will definitely try to give your paper a read over the holidays.

owlcatz is correct, you should launch the daemon with the --data-dir flag to specify a non-standard location, for example:


Not at home right now, but think blockchain is right around 10 GB now.

Maybe try to make a backup of your wallet keys, then delete your wallet.bin file, and then regenerate a new wallet from your keys.

Edit: Also go in data folder and delete the two .bin files there.

Is there an up to date document containing all the rules/instructions available?

You need to withdraw to your own wallet.

Don't be a knucklehead - Bitcoin doesn't have a premine.

What's up with all the smart shitcointalkers who don't understand the concept of greater than/less than? Let me enlighten you, maidsafe has a market cap of $42M, OP requested coins under or less than $1M, 42 is more than 1, so it fails this criterion. I know it's complicated, but I know you guys can do it.

My picks: Myriadcoin, Nyancoin, and Vertcoin ($880k right now, think it bumped over 1M couple days ago tho).

Lol one of the top three altcoin developers. Gulden added a new diff retarget algorithm so he's a top three developer? Satoshi, Nic Saberhagen, and MaNI...Riiiiiiiiiight

Besides, segwit has additional benefits besides extra block space - eliminating malleability which I think makes implementation of payment channels/lightning easier for instant payments, easier integration of side chains, and easier cross chain transactions. I'm not saying it's a great idea or not, but even if it never activates on Bitcoin it still might be good as then Litecoin would have some distinguishing feature.

If inflation was the flaw with PoS then why aren't NXT and NEM dominating. Granted, NEM is the only PoS coin in the top ten of market cap, but it's at #9. Dash is kind of PoS I guess at #7. The top six coins are all PoW except ripple, which isn't really a coin imo. There are lots of PoS coins with inflation between zeit and NEM though. Steem is at #11 and don't they have like super high inflation? Are you sure that's really the key issue?

I don't hold any zeit, but I also think this is a big mistake. Can you think of any coins in the past that have slashed emission and then went on to become more successful? Maybe darkcoin/dash, but that's all I can come up with. I think you will taint your project with the smear that coin emission was halted to benefit early adopters. No one wants to buy into something owned by a small number of people where no more will ever be created; just look at NXT, they screwed themselves over from the beginning using this no inflation logic, and there were probably more people in NXT ICO than there are zeit knights right now.

But, like I said, I don't own any and an not voting, so will be interesting to see how it plays out.

Also, why didn't you make people sign large addresses to cast a vote or something, to prove that you actually have some skin in the game. There's probably people in altcoin section with more sock puppet accounts than you got total votes in your poll...just sayin...

Apparently GUI is here, if that factors into your decision. From monero-dev on freenode this morning:

Honestly I think there is going to be some dumping when the actual release is available and announced. Seems like that is always the case for some crypto release that has been built up for a while, and this is like that times one hundred. But, I'm typically wrong, so there's that, too.

It still trades on bittrex, cryptopia, hitbtc, and maybe elsewhere. I don't think any future plans have changed.

The first part of this is probably true. Poloniex was first exchange to trade Monero (or Bytecoin or any other cryptonote) besides TheKoziTwo's cryptonote.exchange site, afaik. And it did generate massive volume on the first Monero pump for them, and they have continued to be the dominant exchange for Monero since then, so I wouldn't be surprised if the owner and others are holding more than a couple XMR.

However, they do seem pretty loyal to some older coins which have low volumes, but have been on their exchange since the start or close to it, such as Huntercoin, Vertcoin, Myriadcoin, Quatloo, Noblecoin, Riecoin, and probably a few others. I believe these all have some level of active development, and I'm not sure about Noble or Quatloo, but the rest have some defining feature that makes them unique.

Anyway, I do find it a bit odd that they kicked off the ducknote, which does OK volume and clearly does have some ongoing development, but they let Bytecoin and Boolberry stay. I think BBR has similar volume, but practically no development. And Bytecoin is basically dead with a worse distribution than XDN, but I guess it was the originator, so maybe that's why.

XCN getting the boot from polo:
Check out @Poloniex's Tweet: https://twitter.com/Poloniex/status/810704347290103808?s=09

Quote from donslip that he deleted for some reason while I was replying:

You're right, desktop one has had source code released. I didn't bother to check. I'm lazy. Sue me, or call me troll, whatever floats your boat. I guess mobile wallets are not open source though since you didn't bring that up?

Just wait for it to hit one sat then you can hop right off.

If I had to guess the coin I'm most associated with is Monero, having written and supported a GUI wallet for two years while waiting for the official one to get done, but whatever. Also afaik your mobile wallets and the latest desktop GUI with linking feature is also closed source.

Edit: The guy above asked you directly about the mobile wallets twice and you ignored him, so I'm assuming that's a no. I asked about linking feature a few pages ago, nobody could explain how it works, so I went to look, but it's closed source.

I guess I just like triggering overly sensitive developers with innocuous questions

Really I own lots of different coins and follow some others, so I browse the altcoin sections occasionally, then once I make a comment that thread will keep popping up on site unread replies, so I will check it once in a while.

This isn't your Ann thread anyway - the topic was a question. Shouldn't people be free to come in here and put forth arguments both in favor and opposed without being immediately attacked as a troll or shill? Personally I wouldn't buy gulden or characterize it as a good "investment" because:

 - I very rarely would touch any coin with a premine (I think one exception is decred where I got most of what I hold from airdrop), but especially one that is basically a Bitcoin clone.

 - I don't use closed source software for anything cryptocurrency related.

 - I'm not Dutch (I think it was a mistake to attempt decentralized country coins).

 - I think it was a bit misleading to launch with a premine that was mostly supposed to be for an airdrop to Dutch people then being like, "maybe we'll just keep this for development fund..."

If it bothers you so much to see me ask a question or give my opinion maybe you should request OP to make thread self-moderated and change the title to "Reasons you should buy gulden".

Have a holly jolly Xmas

Why exactly is dgb a scam and gulden is not? Doesn't gulden have a much bigger premine that is currently a much much bigger share of coins in circulation now? I don't own any gulden or digibyte, just curious about the choice of language re: scam. Afaics it seems like the blacker pot calling the kettle black, but maybe I'm missing some part of the story.