I see the coins take 620 blocks to mature. The rewards are just over 1 coins per block. I think there is a serious risk for the chain to get stuck.

It does crash. You cannot leave it alone for too long then you have to setgenerate again.

Thanks. So it is best to stick with your lease and not to move around a lot.

Ill buy some BBP. PM me your offers.

Is 1.0.5 still the latest wallet? Setgenerate drops on all cores after some time which is very annoying.

You have missed the boat. ASICs have taken over.

Block reward seems very low compared to the premine.

It could be a fake token that someone created and did an airdrop. It happens on Waves platform all the time and I guess it could happen on Eth as well.

I thought about it but I have previously dumped stuff that I thought was worthless just to see a flash pump a few months down the line. I think I will just park it for a rainy day. Wondering about the plans though if any.

I just hope it does not become RIP to Bux.

Is this coin dead? Devs should keep everyone updated on BCT of what is going on.

I got an airdrop of Ripto Bux a while back. So now what? I think I will just park it with the other airdrop souveniers. Is something to come of this token?

You can track the accounts listed as per the OP.

I notice on page 6 of the whitepaper that tokens will have 18 decimals. That is a lot of decimals but interesting and could come in handy in the case of mass adoption in gaming.

I setup some cloud mining but diff is starting to increase. Blocks already at 184 at time of post.

Dont you get penalized if you stop your lease and that things then get reset? I remember vaguely about something kicking in after certain number of blocks. I just leave my tokens leasing and dont touch them. Whenever I add tokens I add to the lease. Payouts seem to be on the total leased in anyways.

Most wallets come up with 1 or 2 hits on virustotal, because in the past built in miners were used for malicious purposes by botnets. Most of the time they are false positives but you never know. You have to go with your gut on the results or do some research. Most of the time you can see if the results are just tripping 1 or 2 suspicious behavior triggers. Sometimes it is clear that the wallet is spiked when bad trojans come up.

There are some good practice tips in any event:
- work on virtual machines (VM) if you are unsure. You can kill the VM if things turn bad
- compile the wallet yourself from the source code
- the safest is to compile yourself on a Linux VM in the cloud.
- wait a few days and if you re-analyze things will have crystalized on Virustotal and more positive hits will occur if there was something bad.

I would not be surprized if Eth goes up in both cases but to different degrees. If confidence builds in BTC (and virtual currencies in general if things goes smooth Aug 1) the confidence will spill over to Eth. If things go bad for BTC Aug 1 people might move into Eth. It is not the old days anymore where Eth and BTC are inverse. It is much less the case nowadays with more new money coming into play.

Ok thanks. It worked by not using -1 but rather the actual number.

Struggling to get this thing to mine. Setgenerate true -1 does not engage all the cores on the CPU.

Installed mine on Raspberry Pi. Working fine on the Pi.

This is true, however, most people dont have a hardware wallet and I think what they are saying is that there is a risk when importing your BTC private key there is a moment that the BCC wallet will have access to your BTC private key. This seems to be the issue for the previous poster. Hardware wallet is definitely the way to go e.g. Ledger Nano S. There was a backlog for ledger hardware wallets a few weeks back and not enough time to get one by 1 Aug unless the backlog is now cleared.