Nice increase in price today - back up to 5 satoshi =)
Indeed. Been crazy working the exchanges in HYP and NOBL the last 3 days. Let's hope the volumes continues across board. |
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Hi,
I have a question, I recently found an old Hyperstake wallet from either 2014 or 2015. Is it possible for me to recover the coins that are in that wallet? I tried to install the new wallet ( from the website ) and see if I could open and retrieve the coins, but as you can imagine, that failed. Haha it is really from a long time ago, I have no idea if and how much HYP I have in that wallet. Anyway, I really hope someone can help me or tell me if and how I can retrieve those coins.
Greetings!
Or may be you have wallet from different coin, may be Hyper, not Hyperstake? Try remove all database and start with old wallet, see balance and address on receive page. No it is Hyperstake. I tried to open the old wallet, it didn't work. It gives an error and everything gets stuck unfortunately. But I'll try it again. But what can I do if I see the address? Is that important? Did you download the latest wallet? |
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Currently testing Crypto-city v2.0 beta 
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Hi,
I have a question, I recently found an old Hyperstake wallet from either 2014 or 2015. Is it possible for me to recover the coins that are in that wallet? I tried to install the new wallet ( from the website ) and see if I could open and retrieve the coins, but as you can imagine, that failed. Haha it is really from a long time ago, I have no idea if and how much HYP I have in that wallet. Anyway, I really hope someone can help me or tell me if and how I can retrieve those coins.
Greetings!
Try the following 1. Make sure you have a backup of your wallet.dat 2. Make new wallet, delete everything and Download the full blockchain 3. Shut the wallet down and drop the old wallet.dat in the appdata/roaming/hyperstake directory. (if you don't know where this is: right-click on windows "Start" > "run" and type in "%appdata%" and hit enter. 4. Fire up the wallet with the latest version and let it catch up. If the above doesn't work you can try the following. Make sure the wallet is shutdown first. 5. From within the wallet executable program folder, press "shift"+right mouse click and select the command line console. 6. run the following command: whatever-your-walletprogram-file-name-is-called -rescan. Like so: hyperstake -rescan 7. If rescan doesn't work try -reindex 8. If you still don't see anything you can issue a "repairwallet" command in the wallet console. 9. As a last resort try step 5 with the salvagewallet command |
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Whаt is thе minimum bаlаncе I must hаvе bеfоrе I cаn еvеn hоpе minting nеw cоins? I аsk this bеcаusе in mаny prооf оf stаkе cоins yоu nеvеr stаkе аnything if yоu hаvе lеss thаn sеvеrаl milliоn cоins...
Technically there is no minimum, however it is highly competitive as everyone competes daily for a limited number of rewards through which the coins takes 8.8 days of maturity to qualify to compete. So the more coins one has the better it performs. A reasonable amount is 250k - 1mill+. How many coins are you talking about? ...and how do you setup your blocks? |
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Some have asked for ways of sharing HYP with their friends, but hard to explain. I hope this also help to give some ideas as well.
Something that some may not realize is that Crypto-city gets 24/7 organic traffic from Google, Facebook, Linkedin, Forums, Blogs and other channels aside from paid advertising. As a result HYP also benefits 24/7 as a prominently placed featured coin. Further we also fully support HYP with active outreach promotions both online and off-line, give-aways, crypto training, the whole works.
We give people ideas for HYP uses in the real world and how it affects them and their communities as it essentially is an agreement between two or more parties. Yes, some do use cash to get into HYP because it is much easier entry for them to get into crypto especially if they have friends or know people that have HYP. So, for the people that use HYP in such cases it is not a fantasy scenario.
Personally, I've introduced HYP to people locally, on and off-line, first introducing them to the ideology behind crypto and then to HYP and give them an easy path into crypto without first trying to get bitcoin. Most times I just give them HYP at 10k per clip, but I will also accept goods or services so it just doesn't seem like charity depending on the people or group I speak with.
I've been known to accept sandwhiches, other yummy stuff or oddities for HYP that have done crypto training with me, or for some that come to my house take away my old steel and aluminum sunroom for recycling, I give them HYP. Basically anyone I come into contact with I introduce crypto and then HYP, but I also show them how to use it with seting up their wallet, how to send and receive funds, and give them free trading lessons.
For me, crypto is a lifestyle that I've fully adopted and HYP along with that lifestyle. Crypto-city is a center for education and proliferation of crypto and HYP is my adopted poster child.
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@Vampius
What's the optimal block size?
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Trying to salvage my old PoW wallet, but it seems like none of the suggestions work. So far I've tried: 1. Copying over old wallet file to PoS and running -salvagewallet on startup (shows no transactions and 0 balance) 2. https://github.com/eagleflies/noblecoin/wiki/Importing-private-keys-using-a-script shows 0 transactions 3. https://github.com/eagleflies/noblecoin/wiki/Manual-way-of-importing-private-keys shows 0 unspent However, when I load my wallet into old PoW client, it shows a non-zero transaction count (but still a 0 balance), but when I go to the transactions tab, it's empty. I also thought maybe my wallet was encrypted, but when I go to debug console and use the 'walletpassphrase' option, it says I'm working with an unencrypted wallet. So the best I've been able to do is see that my old wallet has a non-zero transaction count (using PoW client), but can't list the transactions or detect any balances. Does anyone have any other ideas? Try the following 1. Make sure you have a backup of your wallet.dat 2. Make new wallet, delete everything and Download the full blockchain 3. Shut the wallet down and drop the old wallet.dat in the appdata/roaming/noblecoin directory. 4. From within the wallet executable program folder, press "shift"+right mouse click and select the command line console. 5. run the following command: whateveryourwalletprogramiscalled -rescan. Like so: noblecoin -rescan 6. If rescan doesn't work try -reindex 7. If you still don't see anything you can issue a "repairwallet" command in the wallet console. 8. As a last resort try step 5 with the salvagewallet command |
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After a few hours of downtime it tooks a whole day to resync.
Is there something wrong with the chain or nodes or is it just me ?
Depends on the speed of your computer and connection. The blockchain is always being continuously written to. If your wallet loses connection or is off-line, it will fall behind and will resync when it is online again. |
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@Vampirus What's with the two receive addresses (one long and one short)?
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No repair wallet dropdown option
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Needs more trading activity. No one is buying or selling.  |
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if Rofo would just say hi it could go boom from this price
Hi.  Boom! |
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It would be so sweet to get listed back on bittrex, i like cryptopia and all but the only reason i ever get on there is to trade hyp and no other coin.
Any word on this?
At this stage, we simply do not have enough market support (not a large enough community yet), however, if everyone rolls up their sleeves and spread the word far and wide to continuously grow our community and also more trade volume on the exchanges that could very well change. |
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Getting some nice HYP design iterations from the Crypto-city design team so far... more to come.
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