It'd be nice if we could get an explanation of how to see who the delegates are and how to check the list of all registered delegates...

I built the windows db version and got it synced a few months ago, seemed to work without a hitch for me.

Received both transactions from poloniex

How can we see who the delegates are, and who are the delegates to vote for?

Got this reply from poloniex:



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Still haven't received either of my withdrawals from poloniex...

I'm not anti-LTC or thinking it's going to die, but this isn't really telling the whole truth. If litecoin had been around as long as bitcoin, and had the same number of transactions, then it would have an even larger blockchain, because it would have 4x as many blocks with the same number of total transactions. It also doesn't address the block size limit that has recently become an issue for bitcoin, because even though the blocks come four times as fast, I believe the block size limit is twice as small, so in theory litecoin can only accept 2x as many transactions per second/minute/day/etc. If litecoin were to go ahead and before bitcoin and implement some kind of dynamic block size limit (a la cryptonotes/monero), then that would be a feature that would actually distinguish LTC from BTC, but at the moment I don't think smaller blockchain size because of shorter lifetime and less transactions is really a distinguishing feature worth pointing out.

Vote for me - delegate #33!

Also, how can we actually check which delegates are selected once first round of voting occurs? I don't see a command in the wallet.

(p.s. still haven't received coins from polo.)

The character I'm reminded of whenever dNote uses the pronoun 'we':

I'm still unable to withdrawal coins from poloniex. I tried twice and submitted a ticket both times within last couple days, and they told me today that they're wallet is all updated and I should have received both withdrawals, but neither showing up in wallet. Something seems awry with network, and now I can't register as delegate :'[

Then why not 1.84M, or 184k, or even 0.184 coins - there will never even be a whole coin!

Seriously though, I guess if there's going to be a change, I'd vote for 18.4M, just to put it close to other coins that people are familiar with like BTC, XMR, DRK/DSH, etc. I'd kind of prefer to keep it where it is though, there's something nice about betting 100000 DSH on a single hand of blackjack in IRC that I find appealing, definitely not going to do that anymore if price is close to 500 sat

I honestly don't think it's that bad. If/when Monero becomes more popular and easy background mining is implemented in the core wallet/daemon, then it will be much less of an issue, but even at the current levels of popularity and usage I don't think it's such a big deal. Would you rather have shady botnet operators collecting 10-80% of coinbases, or would you rather have shady operators like KnC, Butterfly Labs, Gaw Miners, etc. collecting a significant fraction of coins? It's a tradeoff, for sure, but one that I don't think is necessarily a negative compared to ASiC-only coins, leaving aside GPU-only coins.

Just downloaded latest binary and withdrew 1000 XPB from Poloniex to wallet address, and they're not showing up in my wallet. Poloniex says transaction is complete, with tx id  0ca0b0255f8d9026121d470bc68b5cc2337a1d7998d76e4dec79f192bd31a7d4 but I have zero balance in wallet using pebblecoind and simplewallet, both fully synced :/

Any suggestions on what to do? No block explorer?

Pretty much, yes, especially within the context of people living within the United States. I know that's not a popular opinion among the uber-libertarians and crypto-anarchists that tend to be attracted to cryptocurrency, but it's just my opinion. Considering the list of world-powers/super-powers over the last few hundred years, the USA is probably the least tyrannical (maybe if you call the amalgam of countries that make-up the EU a super-power they would be a bit less "tyrannical").

This is hyperbolic rhetoric, in my opinion, especially with the parenthetical qualification "(in the United States)". In 1776 the people living in the soon-to-be states were paying fealty to a king thousands of miles away, having to let his soldiers stay in their homes, living with no representation, slavery, indentured servitude, and oppression of women, natives, and imported slave labor, etc. Maybe if you left off the qualification you could argue that the USA is now oppressing/tyrannizing people in other countries, but I'd still call that quite a stretch.

Price actually seems quite stable around 4k sat. Stability without elasticity...imagine that.

It takes a long time to sync the blockchain, maybe up to 1 or 2 days depending on your network speed, cpu, and network speed of your peers.

I think the primary (only?) benefit is that you get bytecoin, with automated updates, without the 83% premine.

You can also now check network info (blockheight and network diffs/hashrates) on freenode IRC in ##myriadcoin using the !network command.

Sample input and output:

It is still listed on poloniex.com, so I guess the network is still going...

I've heard there is a private miner, so I'd take these numbers with a large rock salt crystal.


Lol you can't even include a payment id with the GUI, how is it the "only decent GUI wallet on a cryptonote coin"?