Thanks.  I think it should be available. I would like to dl'd it.

I'm just looking for a rough estimate.  Something that has 30% give or take on either side.  Maybe the factor of time is the variable that confuses it and makes it impossible to calculate.  What if that money was spent at this moment in a constant buying pressure. 

I really believe that the only way any small crypto can get bigger is through product evangelism.  People still just don't know anything about crypto.  It would be based on educating people about crypto and giving them coins to start out with.  In fact, that is what was happening in 2016 and 2017, there were a lot of big airdrops, faucets and bounties.  So many crappy players came into the game and they eroded a lot of trust and hope.

Usually, bootstraps are not on github but on the main website of the coin. 

Here is that guy's post

Lambocoin Linux Daemon -> https://mega.nz/#!uwAyzARD!rNGWLm-Qp2gyZ_nXBxxsWRYcoqSgtokyRpryVycaoA8

Virus Total -> https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/91c0bf579e4ea23813ca513ba21daf40bef5555b51a7ccd76b4143317ede4113/detection

Lambocoin Linux Qt Wallet -> https://mega.nz/#!D0Z2XAiC!MMVibe7QOpXsj12IWBL1Wp1Xf5FDShdZoXfY7RhsYzg

Virus Total -> https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/91c0bf579e4ea23813ca513ba21daf40bef5555b51a7ccd76b4143317ede4113/detection


Both wallets built using Source Code from -> https://github.com/Lambocoin/Lambocoin



I've Also Added a New Stable Node -> addnode=188.166.22.103 / addnode 188.166.22.103 onetry


Block Explorer also built and is here -> 188.166.22.103:3001

rpcport=10540
port=10539



Lambocoin Windows Qt Wallet -> https://mega.nz/#!25wXQIjY!nmVfdwHrZ4GE8YFGJyRooMH12k1YEmnf5iYRe0RLvkU

Virus Total -> https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/fb8aed67dcdad725605361c4165a27146cc54dfbf5e1a0e5b5525ac99716c4c6/detection

Is there a later bootstrap than the one on the OP?  That's from 2017.

I agree there are a lot of lowlife's attacking crypto, but I think this was related to the power outage my area had because of a storm.

I replaced wallet.dat and it synched up and starting to stake.

Coinexchange may be going the way of cryptopia.  They put DiverseCoin on maintenance for no reason, the other three exchange it's on working fine.

Note the edit to the above comment.  It was a problem with wallet.dat which seems a bit suspicious.

Thanks.  Earlier I did the 5 coin withdrawal just to be sure and it worked fine.

Something odd happened to my wallet while it was running.  It said it had an error reading wallet.dat that the history was wrong, that it showed a false blockchain.  Just writing this in case anyone else is experiencing it. Going to restart it and give more information after that.  It's on a staking computer so something this process takes a bit of time.

There was something wrong with one of my staking computers that it was one.  Wallet has been syncing since I rebooted it.

This seems realistic, but what is that number in dollars?  Between 4 and 12 billion?   You could add up the total numbers of buy orders on all exchanges going down to a reasonable amount ($3300?), and then add all the sell orders that are above around $3500 going up to $10,000.   That would be current sell orders, but I'm sure there would be a downward price pressure of people wanting to sell once the price went over $5000.   

Good question.  Usually it takes several million of these low cost coins to get a stake.  I get about 1 million Diverse coins a day, but I must have about 30 million coins.  I don't get any stronghands even though I have about 5 million.   Low entry relatively stable staking coins are Truckcoin, RAIN, VersionCoin, Healthyworm, Bitradio, Bottlecaps, Chess, Compound, InflationCoin, TALK, BUZZ, and StackBit.

So is this price drop related to the market or the activity of the dev team?

Wow, the men in charge seemed to let Benjis die.       Coinexchange delisting.

One could create a function to figure out an approximation.  For instance, you know that once it reaches $4000, then it would be more expensive to buy it.  Same thing with each dollar it climbs.    You could say it would cost 4 million to reach $10,000 a BTC, or you could say 50 million.  One is more accurate.

Thanks, but that's not my question.  I am trying to avoid doing the math in case someone is very good at it.  You would take the dollar amount of BTC now and times it by the difference between the price of purchases at $10,000.   The answer should be a dollar amount. 

I created TulipMania-qt.conf with this in it:

addnode=104.200.67.56
addnode=62.72.193.56
addnode=62.140.137.48

which I got from coinexchange

I am not sure if you just call the conf file the name of the wallet executable with a .conf extension but that's what I did and I have one connection.  

My wallet was syncing and sent the coins on Coinexchange to it.  

I know.  It's hard to tell at this stage what it is, but a coinexchange listing is a pretty good achievement and there are a community of people looking for such coins.