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April 09, 2019, 08:49:27 PM |
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Once a transaction has 6 confirmations, it is extremely unlikely that an attacker without at least 50% of the network's computation power would be able to reverse it.
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vampirus (OP)
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April 24, 2019, 01:19:34 PM |
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I made airdrop 10K GPL2 on Livecoin exchange, 2000 of the most active traders have been awarded 5 GPL2 each onto their accounts.
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vampirus (OP)
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May 02, 2019, 08:40:32 PM |
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Today was next miners bonus, 2x rewards + 500 GPL bonus to each active miner.
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vampirus (OP)
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June 02, 2019, 09:57:43 PM |
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Today was last miners bonus 4x.
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markm
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June 20, 2019, 10:32:31 AM |
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GPL2 is trade-able on the Stellar platform, along with various other of the Sci-Fi coins and also GPL Classic (ticker: GPL). See http://makemoney.knotwork.com/It should also be on the HORIZON network soon, see horizon section of that same website. -MarkM- |
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LiveCoin - is a modern stock exchange
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July 09, 2019, 02:29:25 PM |
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We request the developers to contact us, because we need an up-to-date link to a functioning block explorer.
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vampirus (OP)
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July 16, 2019, 02:39:32 PM |
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September 01, 2019, 06:01:27 PM
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GPL2 is now part of the Galactic Milieu game. Since trying to use "exchanges" to "discover" the values of game-currencies has proven a very awkward and unreliable process, we prefer to divide a "treasury" by the number of coins minted to arrive at a value. So for the last few years various groups wanting to adopt a currency as their national currency or clan currency or species currency or whatever in the game have been quietly putting together "treasuries" of "reserves" toward that purpose. Lately a number of these treasuries have been put into use. Thus here are the Latest Rates values of many of the Galactic Milieu's coins and assets, expressed in GPL2 at that calculated value of a GPL2 coin: BBQrate=.00001703 sBCErate=17.18232885 sBCIrate=2.37077589 sBMCrate=2.46828442 sBRFrate=2.75305503 BTCrate=7500.70933772 CDNrate=1.65483911 CLCrate=.00146071 sCMCrate=2.42118197 sCRFrate=49.55155258 CZBrate=.01068699 DVCrate=.00013700 sDVCrate=111.92300287 FBXrate=.00535377 sGDCrate=118.21031140 sGFCrate=421.74136321 sGHCrate=30.23344301 GMCrate=2.30661154 GPLrate=1.27466666 GPL2rate=1.00000000 sGRCrate=130.29935350 GRFrate=3.70154625 GRPrate=.01449755 sGRPrate=.59427510 I0Crate=.05500044 IXCrate=.05591543 LTCrate=50.22474972 MBCrate=3.15257861 NKLrate=.05777601 NMCrate=.52377453 SPICErate=1.32489470 TBXrate=.00535377 UFCrate=.00141121 UKBrate=1.55892587 UNSrate=1.64454725 USFrate=.00058394 XGGrate=.00334544 -MarkM- |
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September 27, 2019, 07:41:44 PM |
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In old PoW GPL chain if was no blocks in last 2 Hours, new block not accepted anymore and you need restart wallet.
Or you may use stratum server, in this case you no need restart wallet. I just try and create new block.
For PoS minting you must have 1 years old coins (for old coins, then 180 days for coins generated after last fork) minimum 2 connections and enabled PoS in GUI wallet.
For daemon in Linux use command: setstaking true.
When was the fork that changed the time to 180 days? I have coins I obtained in mid-2017 that weren't moved to a wallet until shortly before the Cryptopia delisting and I have no options for staking, I'm trying to determine if this is due to age or the wallet settings. |
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October 16, 2019, 11:55:40 PM |
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In old PoW GPL chain if was no blocks in last 2 Hours, new block not accepted anymore and you need restart wallet.
Or you may use stratum server, in this case you no need restart wallet. I just try and create new block.
For PoS minting you must have 1 years old coins (for old coins, then 180 days for coins generated after last fork) minimum 2 connections and enabled PoS in GUI wallet.
For daemon in Linux use command: setstaking true.
When was the fork that changed the time to 180 days? I have coins I obtained in mid-2017 that weren't moved to a wallet until shortly before the Cryptopia delisting and I have no options for staking, I'm trying to determine if this is due to age or the wallet settings. Nevermind, the wallet suddenly started staking automatically after a few months. |
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vampirus (OP)
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February 28, 2020, 11:16:55 PM |
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It is not me. I think someone from community want help with GPL promotion. |
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July 01, 2020, 07:16:07 PM
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"Nature decays, but Latinum lasts forever. RoA:102" Unless you missed the SWAP,  |
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September 09, 2020, 12:46:12 AM
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Even if you missed the swap, GPL Classic is still running so you still have your GPL; all you missed out on is this newfangled GPL2 stuff... ...And you can trade between the two on the Stellar platform if you like, since on Stellar any asses can be traded against any other asset.  See http://makemoney.knotwork.com/stellar/-MarkM- |
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minerja
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September 09, 2020, 07:34:36 AM |
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Even if you missed the swap, GPL Classic is still running so you still have your GPL; all you missed out on as this newfangled GPL2 stuff... ...And you can trade between the two on the Stellar platform if you like, since on Stellar any asses can be traded against any other asset. See http://makemoney.knotwork.com/stellar/-MarkM- Hi, tried that link, what does it mean? How can you trade please? |
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September 13, 2020, 07:52:09 PM |
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If you are familiar with Stellar, which is very much like Ripple, it should be fairly obvious.
If not maybe it is best to start by getting familiar with Stellar.
Basically we simply use Stellar tokens to represent various coins, and Stellar lets any token trade against any other token.
Probably the best way to arrange to turn coins on the blockchain into tokens and vice-versa is to contact me ("knotwork") on the Keybase end to end encrypted chat system, which can be very handy for this kind of thing due to including a Stellar wallet right in the app.
Mind you, last I checked it seemed like the Stellar wallet included in the Keybase chat app did not let you set up arbitrary "trust lines", so likely in order to use our GPL and GPL2 tokens in that wallet you'd need to first use one of the several other Stellar wallets that are available to initially set up the trust lines for whatever Stellar account you use with the wallet that is in Keybase.
Once you have set up the trust lines though, the Stellar wallet inside Keybase seems to work fine.
Other wallets though are probably good to have too if you want to get into trading on the markets as I do not recall the Keybase wallet really providing that or if it does maybe not in as sphisticated a way as some of the other wallets that are available for the Stellar platform.
See Stellar.org for lists of current wallets.
-MarkM-
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minerja
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September 13, 2020, 08:11:23 PM |
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If you are familiar with Stellar, which is very much like Ripple, it should be fairly obvious.
If not maybe it is best to start by getting familiar with Stellar.
Basically we simply use Stellar tokens to represent various coins, and Stellar lets any token trade against any other token.
Probably the best way to arrange to turn coins on the blockchain into tokens and vice-versa is to contact me ("knotwork") on the Keybase end to end encrypted chat system, which can be very handy for this kind of thing due to including a Stellar wallet right in the app.
Mind you, last I checked it seemed like the Stellar wallet included in the Keybase chat app did not let you set up arbitrary "trust lines", so likely in order to use our GPL and GPL2 tokens in that wallet you'd need to first use one of the several other Stellar wallets that are available to initially set up the trust lines for whatever Stellar account you use with the wallet that is in Keybase.
Once you have set up the trust lines though, the Stellar wallet inside Keybase seems to work fine.
Other wallets though are probably good to have too if you want to get into trading on the markets as I do not recall the Keybase wallet really providing that or if it does maybe not in as sphisticated a way as some of the other wallets that are available for the Stellar platform.
See Stellar.org for lists of current wallets.
-MarkM-
Hi Mark, Thank for coming back to me. I'll look into it tomorrow when i get chance, BUT to be quite honest sounds like a load of hard work for nothing.... No way i am messing around with "secure chats" and all that crap... Can't see any future for any coin that is so faffy...like most miners i suspect, i simply want to mine, and trade with the least amount of fuss... you know, like the vast majority of the 2500 other coins out their (tongue in cheek). Besides, when did GPL change from being a good old style coin, into a token, cos i hate tokens, always have, always will. maybe i need to just go back to GPL2 and get it listed on an exchange... Or, perhaps i could just sell you my coins? |
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September 14, 2020, 06:22:54 AM |
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Possibly. Traxo has provided a cool tool that can re-arrange the Latest Rates include file in various ways, such as to show how many of each of the other things one GPL2 coin is worth according to the Latest Rates: https://latestrates.traxo.me/?from=GPL2&to=GPLIt also allows you to provide a Latest Rates file of your own for it to work from. I usually at home like to re-cast the Rates the opposite way myself, that is, in this case, to show everything else's price-in-GPL2; but I am not sure Traxo's tool provides that approach. -MarkM- |
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minerja
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September 14, 2020, 07:05:17 AM |
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Possibly. Traxo has provided a cool tool that can re-arrange the Latest Rates include file in various ways, such as to show how many of each of the other things one GPL2 coin is worth according to the Latest Rates: https://latestrates.traxo.me/?from=GPL2&to=GPLIt also allows you to provide a Latest Rates file of your own for it to work from. I usually at home like to re-cast the Rates the opposite way myself, that is, in this case, to show everything else's price-in-GPL2; but I am not sure Traxo's tool provides that approach. -MarkM- Hi Mark, Just had a look at interstellar thingy. Unless i am wrong, KYC is required, so thats a complete none started, also it seems to be suggesting, that i could get 0.02BTC for 100 GPL2 coins, but no reference to GPL3 coins. (also there seems to be zero trade history, so no idea where the prices come from, thin air?) Like i say all together way to troublesome....that said, do you have any idea what GPL2 and GPL3 coins are going for in BTC? I'm petty sure i have about 100 GPL2 coins to trade if you or anyone wants to buy. (i'll check my GPL3 too, but seem to have lost the wallet temporarily) |
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September 14, 2020, 07:59:24 AM
Last edit: September 15, 2020, 05:11:53 AM by markm |
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Version 3 of GPL, known in some circles as GPL as distinct from the old version 2 which those circles refer to as GPL Classic, IS what we refer to as GPL2 since we still refer to "GPL Classic" as simply GPL.
I believe the Latest Rates should show how much BiTCoin ought to be acceptable in lieu of GPL or GPL2, but since BiTCoin changes value constantly obviously one cannot really rely on that file for current moment to moment prices. The Rates are calculated for "treasury" based coins whose relative value can be computed by adding up their "treasury" and dividing that total by the number of coins minted; for coins lacking a "treasury" the best that can be attempted is to show a rate based on some exchange or exchanges at the moment the file was generated, or a value compiled by CoinMarketCap or something along those lines.
In practice one usually finds that entities tend to accept things like BiTCoin, LiTeCoin, Lumens and such in lieu of the other coins but maybe not be looking to sell or spend such coins since such coins tend to vanish into limbo frequently because those are the kinds of coins one ends up having to use on typical web-based public "exchanges" to create and build the "buy sides" of one's coins, and such "exchanges" tend far too frequently to "fly by night" taking all the coins with them, including the coins used to build the "buy sides" which aggregators like CoinMarketCap tend to look at to come up with their ideas of what various coins are worth.
So basically things like BiTCoin, LiTeCoin and so on, things found on many public "exchanges" as the buy-side of many trading pairs, tend to be at a premium since everyone needs those to build their own coin's "buy sides" on such exchanges yet constantly keep losing them all as such exchanges pretend to be hacked (or, who knows, maybe some of them actually do get hacked?) and vanish with all those buy-side coins as well as whatever coin one is trying to build the buy-side of.
So most likely if you are looking for coins commonly found as the buy-side of many trading pairs on public "exchanges" you will tend to find most folks are looking to sell their coin for such coins rather than to buy their coin using such coins ... except on those "exchanges", where you will find that the more of a coin you are trying to "dump" the more you will tend to drive the price down.
Similarly on the "spot price" trading pairs on HORIZON and Stellar you will typically see a column of buy offers so that the more of a coin you want to dump the more you will drive the price down by dumping.
So the advantage of converting to the tokens used for such pairs on the platforms is you can put your sell offer in place and wait for a taker, instead of being a liquidity-destroyer by dumping onto buy offers.
I suppose to avoid tokens you could just try posting here how many GPL new style ("GPL2" in my nomenclature, "GPL" in Vampirus's, confusingly the code's release version is 3 somehing) or GPL classic style ("GPL" in my nomenclature, "GPLC" in Vampirus's, confusingly the code's release version is 2 something) you want to sell for how many of what and wait for a taker to take you up on your offer.
-MarkM-
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