Interesting concept and good luck with your efforts! No matter your personal views on this topic, and I hope the current talks of a ceasefire come to something fruitful; the idea of providing support in a charitable capacity is commendable and always worthwhile. The reality is more often than not another story, and I have personally experienced first hand the greed involved in the crypto scene... Yes there are people trying to do the right thing; and I hope this is one of those occasions. H2OCoin was able to provide 17.6BTC to an international Water Charity (with proof of donation) so there is no reason this cant be done! Good luck to you all!  Thank you , and note that we are going to provide the proofs of donations everytime we send some funds to one of the associations . everyone willing to donate will see the documents , the mails and the txids . I'm willing to update the website today and i will publish a public address and a link that show the amount donated , waiting for miners to join and for an exchange so we can start Well you could gather the community to start twitting bittrex and also you can start by donation from you so you can kick start this faster Done !!! Same |
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I just noticed this...
Coinmarketcap
19 BitcoinDark BitcoinDark BTCD $ 3,011,650 $ 2.55
WOW.....
Also the new website should be updated on coinmarketcap, it is still linked to the old one.
Good work guys..
Seems like its a bug on coinmarketcap, if you look at the details it says that the price of BTCD is 0.00440152 BTC  Maybe they are predicting the next rise  |
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Interesting concept and good luck with your efforts! No matter your personal views on this topic, and I hope the current talks of a ceasefire come to something fruitful; the idea of providing support in a charitable capacity is commendable and always worthwhile. The reality is more often than not another story, and I have personally experienced first hand the greed involved in the crypto scene... Yes there are people trying to do the right thing; and I hope this is one of those occasions. H2OCoin was able to provide 17.6BTC to an international Water Charity (with proof of donation) so there is no reason this cant be done! Good luck to you all! Thank you , and note that we are going to provide the proofs of donations everytime we send some funds to one of the associations . everyone willing to donate will see the documents , the mails and the txids . I'm willing to update the website today and i will publish a public address and a link that show the amount donated , waiting for miners to join and for an exchange so we can start Well you could gather the community to start twitting bittrex and also you can start by donation from you so you can kick start this faster |
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ICONIC EXPERT IS GOING TO PUMP THIS COIN IN 9 HOURS
IF YOU WANT MORE INSIDER INFO ON ICONIC EXPERT CONTACT ME AND PAY ME
YOU WILL BE GETTING TIPS LIKE THIS BEFORE ICONIC EXPERT RELEASES THEM TO THE PUBLIC
Lol hilarious! xD Why does he always destroy coins I mine...  hahahaha bad luck |
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Panic sellers  I love crypto. They will all be buying back in soon. price picks up slowly again |
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Price broke the 300Sats barrier, a down trend is growing  That's right. Buy cheap as much as you can, and wait for the Online Wallet, Coinpayments and the Marketplace. will go to 200sat maybe even below so it will be cheaper to buy next few days |
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Huge dump, any reason why?
So i can get more cheap BOOM Thanks to the dumper |
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The FundRaiser for the anon cards is now closed, thank to everyone that participiated. We will have more details on how things will proceed soon.
Ah bugger I was planning on donating a little. That's awesome though, congratulations!! I am sure there will be more futures to come that will need community support so you will have your chance |
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ICONIC EXPERT IS GOING TO PUMP THIS COIN IN 9 HOURS
IF YOU WANT MORE INSIDER INFO ON ICONIC EXPERT CONTACT ME AND PAY ME
YOU WILL BE GETTING TIPS LIKE THIS BEFORE ICONIC EXPERT RELEASES THEM TO THE PUBLIC
yes, iconic is good, he mentioned BOOMCoin in his tweet yesterday and suddenly price droped, such good pump, lol |
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Panic dumpers.
Boom update 2:We have had several groups of people or 1 person with multiple accounts come into this channel during a rally. He or she claims that the wallet is not working in some form and then posts a virus infected wallet to maliciously steal coins. This is one of the reasons we had to create a moderated thread to remove threats like this to the Boom community. We try to remove these malicious posts as soon as possible but unfortunately some community members download the files. Please only download the OFFICIAL Software listed on the 1st page of the op as it comes from our development team. The small sell-pressure in the markets were most likely caused by the person who fraudulently attained a chunk of Booms from the fraudulent wallet.  Rest assured that these prices in Boom will not be seen again, as we have projections that greatly exceed the current price. Thanks for your support. But you can also see this other way(price), many good members that want to keep this coin invested and bought more BOOM becase of the cheap price. |
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Can someone write up a quick guide how to set up your BTCD correctly to get the maximum stake? (Let's say for example splitting it to 10 wallets)
To get the maximum stake keep coins in one wallet/address and try to keep all coins together, you can use coin control for that So what you are saying is to ignore the various guides from members telling us to split into multiple wallets to get maximum stake efficiency? yes Care to explain? Having coins split in many addresses will just lower their minting weight, yes you will get more minted blocks but they will all be like 0.00... and by having 1 address with all coins gathered in one piece you will gain weight faster and get minted block like 0.5(example). Also important is that after your minted block gets all confirmations you use coin control to resend coins back to your address becose after they stake they split in 2 chunks. Depends of your coin size but you can get about 3 blocks in 2 days with 5-6k BTCD which will be about 1.5BTCD in 2 days After I read jl777 guide on how to maximize staking I had to read a little about POS to understand how it works. I guess a crucial question I need answered is, when a stake finds a block isn't the reward supposed to be independent of the amount of coins inside the stake but instead equal to what ever the reward is for that block? As far as I understand the amount of coins should only influence how fast a block is found, ie. the difficulty for your wallet to find a block is proportional to the amount of coins (relative to total staking on network) multiplied by the time it's been staking, or did I miss something? Because in that case, if we'd suppose a stake after it has found a block will start staking again right away, without being locked for a period of time, then splitting one big chunk into a multiple would still get you the exact same amount on average after enough time. to prove that you just need to draw x-y axis, x is the time, and from x=0 that's where the staking starts, a line is drawn where it's slope is equal to the amount of coins. let's say on average at y=1 you get a block. then dividing your stake to N stakes, you create N lines with slope S/N, and after N periods of time, your original stake would have earned you N rewards, and your small stakes would each earn you one reward but multiplied by N the number of stakes, so same rewards. But since there is a lock time after a reward is found, the amount of time lost with your funds locked is N times smaller if you spread your coins to N wallets instead of one big wallet blocked N times after each reward. I'm just not sure about the amount rewarded if it's independent of the number of coins or not. Would be good to get a definite answer from a dev on this.  you can always test it, split all your coins in 2 addresses, leave all coins from address number one, and from number two split them in 10-20 addresses, so you will see which way you get more You did this and came to this conclusion then? did it with some shitcoin i had and yes i came to conclusion that is better to keep them in one wallet |
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I don't see an iconicexpert tweet about boom coin.
There was, i also saw it |
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Can someone write up a quick guide how to set up your BTCD correctly to get the maximum stake? (Let's say for example splitting it to 10 wallets)
To get the maximum stake keep coins in one wallet/address and try to keep all coins together, you can use coin control for that So what you are saying is to ignore the various guides from members telling us to split into multiple wallets to get maximum stake efficiency? yes Care to explain? Having coins split in many addresses will just lower their minting weight, yes you will get more minted blocks but they will all be like 0.00... and by having 1 address with all coins gathered in one piece you will gain weight faster and get minted block like 0.5(example). Also important is that after your minted block gets all confirmations you use coin control to resend coins back to your address becose after they stake they split in 2 chunks. Depends of your coin size but you can get about 3 blocks in 2 days with 5-6k BTCD which will be about 1.5BTCD in 2 days After I read jl777 guide on how to maximize staking I had to read a little about POS to understand how it works. I guess a crucial question I need answered is, when a stake finds a block isn't the reward supposed to be independent of the amount of coins inside the stake but instead equal to what ever the reward is for that block? As far as I understand the amount of coins should only influence how fast a block is found, ie. the difficulty for your wallet to find a block is proportional to the amount of coins (relative to total staking on network) multiplied by the time it's been staking, or did I miss something? Because in that case, if we'd suppose a stake after it has found a block will start staking again right away, without being locked for a period of time, then splitting one big chunk into a multiple would still get you the exact same amount on average after enough time. to prove that you just need to draw x-y axis, x is the time, and from x=0 that's where the staking starts, a line is drawn where it's slope is equal to the amount of coins. let's say on average at y=1 you get a block. then dividing your stake to N stakes, you create N lines with slope S/N, and after N periods of time, your original stake would have earned you N rewards, and your small stakes would each earn you one reward but multiplied by N the number of stakes, so same rewards. But since there is a lock time after a reward is found, the amount of time lost with your funds locked is N times smaller if you spread your coins to N wallets instead of one big wallet blocked N times after each reward. I'm just not sure about the amount rewarded if it's independent of the number of coins or not. Would be good to get a definite answer from a dev on this. you can always test it, split all your coins in 2 addresses, leave all coins from address number one, and from number two split them in 10-20 addresses, so you will see which way you get more |
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Hi, I opened the wallet with same address on 2 different computers.
Will that help me stake more than opening wallet on just 1 computer?
Thanks
No it wont help you stake more |
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OP updated , we launched
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give us a few minutes to fix a small bug.
I will update you in a few minutes.
lol you found bug on launch |
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Can someone write up a quick guide how to set up your BTCD correctly to get the maximum stake? (Let's say for example splitting it to 10 wallets)
To get the maximum stake keep coins in one wallet/address and try to keep all coins together, you can use coin control for that So what you are saying is to ignore the various guides from members telling us to split into multiple wallets to get maximum stake efficiency? yes Care to explain? Having coins split in many addresses will just lower their minting weight, yes you will get more minted blocks but they will all be like 0.00... and by having 1 address with all coins gathered in one piece you will gain weight faster and get minted block like 0.5(example). Also important is that after your minted block gets all confirmations you use coin control to resend coins back to your address becose after they stake they split in 2 chunks. Depends of your coin size but you can get about 3 blocks in 2 days with 5-6k BTCD which will be about 1.5BTCD in 2 days After I read jl777 guide on how to maximize staking I had to read a little about POS to understand how it works. I guess a crucial question I need answered is, when a stake finds a block isn't the reward supposed to be independent of the amount of coins inside the stake but instead equal to what ever the reward is for that block? As far as I understand the amount of coins should only influence how fast a block is found, ie. the difficulty for your wallet to find a block is proportional to the amount of coins (relative to total staking on network) multiplied by the time it's been staking, or did I miss something? Because in that case, if we'd suppose a stake after it has found a block will start staking again right away, without being locked for a period of time, then splitting one big chunk into a multiple would still get you the exact same amount on average after enough time. to prove that you just need to draw x-y axis, x is the time, and from x=0 that's where the staking starts, a line is drawn where it's slope is equal to the amount of coins. let's say on average at y=1 you get a block. then dividing your stake to N stakes, you create N lines with slope S/N, and after N periods of time, your original stake would have earned you N rewards, and your small stakes would each earn you one reward but multiplied by N the number of stakes, so same rewards. But since there is a lock time after a reward is found, the amount of time lost with your funds locked is N times smaller if you spread your coins to N wallets instead of one big wallet blocked N times after each reward. I'm just not sure about the amount rewarded if it's independent of the number of coins or not. Block amount depends on amount of coins stake interest is definitly depended on the amount of staked coins. can anyone please explain the "locktime"? do you mean the time when the coins move to your "stake" after you got interest (=found a block)? i didnt found info regarding a locktime... the time when you don't have muture coins |
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if any pool operator wants the code now so its ready to go at launch please PM ME NOW
don't give code in front |
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Can someone write up a quick guide how to set up your BTCD correctly to get the maximum stake? (Let's say for example splitting it to 10 wallets)
To get the maximum stake keep coins in one wallet/address and try to keep all coins together, you can use coin control for that So what you are saying is to ignore the various guides from members telling us to split into multiple wallets to get maximum stake efficiency? yes Care to explain? Having coins split in many addresses will just lower their minting weight, yes you will get more minted blocks but they will all be like 0.00... and by having 1 address with all coins gathered in one piece you will gain weight faster and get minted block like 0.5(example). Also important is that after your minted block gets all confirmations you use coin control to resend coins back to your address becose after they stake they split in 2 chunks. Depends of your coin size but you can get about 3 blocks in 2 days with 5-6k BTCD which will be about 1.5BTCD in 2 days After I read jl777 guide on how to maximize staking I had to read a little about POS to understand how it works. I guess a crucial question I need answered is, when a stake finds a block isn't the reward supposed to be independent of the amount of coins inside the stake but instead equal to what ever the reward is for that block? As far as I understand the amount of coins should only influence how fast a block is found, ie. the difficulty for your wallet to find a block is proportional to the amount of coins (relative to total staking on network) multiplied by the time it's been staking, or did I miss something? Because in that case, if we'd suppose a stake after it has found a block will start staking again right away, without being locked for a period of time, then splitting one big chunk into a multiple would still get you the exact same amount on average after enough time. to prove that you just need to draw x-y axis, x is the time, and from x=0 that's where the staking starts, a line is drawn where it's slope is equal to the amount of coins. let's say on average at y=1 you get a block. then dividing your stake to N stakes, you create N lines with slope S/N, and after N periods of time, your original stake would have earned you N rewards, and your small stakes would each earn you one reward but multiplied by N the number of stakes, so same rewards. But since there is a lock time after a reward is found, the amount of time lost with your funds locked is N times smaller if you spread your coins to N wallets instead of one big wallet blocked N times after each reward. I'm just not sure about the amount rewarded if it's independent of the number of coins or not. Block amount depends on amount of coins |
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Some huge sells now. Yes I like cheap coins too but it will be more difficult to get back up So not sure if I should buy at 2000 or maybe lower. Going back to 1800 - 2000, then quick rise to 3000+. Holding coins is also possible, but with selling now you can probably buy more coins back it wont get lower than 2.5k |
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