[ANN][TES] ϟ The Tesla ϟ Decentralize the Energy System ϟ TeslaStarter

[Mysticus]

A modern version of the Tesla tower has just recently been discovered in Texas by a team of reporters:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ATzLkr9JXk

" in 2018, Tesla's dream has been revived, and a company called Viziv swirling in the military industrial complex has erected a new tower with aims to test and someday broadcast wireless electricity to places close and remote around the world."

http://vizivtechnologies.com/technology/

"Our Viziv surface wave system allows the Earth itself to be used for clean, safe and efficient transfer of power between any two points on the globe, wirelessly.

A Zenneck Surface Wave is an electromagnetic wave that uses the surface of the earth as a waveguide enabling it to carry communications signals or electrical power efficiently over long distances.

This wireless power system will employ a “transmitter probe,” located near a power generation plant, to launch a Zenneck carrier wave.  Receiver antennae will be positioned appropriately around the world to receive the signal and download the power into a local microgrid or conventional grid architecture."

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[Rw13enlib88]

No link to the new wallet in the last post.  www.tesla-coin.com is down, and I can't find version 4.1 on github; not the binaries or the code.  Cheers?

you have the links in the OP
in github master is the version 4.1 code and binaries just included
solving web issue

[Andrey123]

Unfortunately, site https://www.tesla-coin.com/ does not work.



But I confirm that under the link on the file sharing service Mega, a new wallet is available.

[Andrey123]

Only I did not understand the essence of the changes)
The wallet still consumes 800 megabytes of RAM and shows 3 connections 

[Mysticus]

Only I did not understand the essence of the changes)
The wallet still consumes 800 megabytes of RAM and shows 3 connections 

Mine too, 3-4 connections on average.

On another note, does anyone know if staking is possible by letting the wallet open just a few hours a day, or it must always be open 24/7 to stake ?

[Andrey123]

Why are there so many unaccepted coins ??

[tirthraj]

7000 Satoshi in 2016 for a days now just 100 . 

As its POS so , how much I can make per day if i have 1000 Tesla by staking..whats the Rate of staking..

[renbit]

Why are there so many unaccepted coins ??

Proof of stake creates new coins by staking the coins in a persons wallet , and sometimes these stakes are sent to the network at the same time as someone elses . only one person will receive that stake for that specific block and it is written to the blockchain, the other is an orphaned block , there is nothing lost here, the stake rolls over to the next block until it is accepted as can be seen in your picture example. Over time the percentage per year which is currently 7% will average out on your returns.

[renbit]

7000 Satoshi in 2016 for a days now just 100 . 

As its POS so , how much I can make per day if i have 1000 Tesla by staking..whats the Rate of staking..

did you buy teslacoin at 7000 satoshi ?
that might explain the 

long term investment 100 is a good buy in point.


all cryptocurrencies have fluctuated in value, this is a known

7% a year . so if you want to calculate it , 7% of 1000 and divide by 365 days .

[EvRo74]

Dear Dev!

I, unfortunately, never understood - what are the improvements in the latest version of the wallet?

TESLA  wallet still spends quite a lot of RAM (from 500 to 720 MB).

As before, we do not see the probability of POS or the time before receiving the reward.

In addition, I would like to learn from you - what is the optimal size (amount) of a single block?

Thanks in advance for your reply.

[Andrey123]

Heck!
This is generally not normal!
There may be 1-2 unaccepted entrances, but 15 pieces in a row!

[dumedoiiph]

Heck!
This is generally not normal!
There may be 1-2 unaccepted entrances, but 15 pieces in a row!

I highly believe that you have been on the wrong chain.
You should check the block information of your wallet, and compare it with current block number, hashrates, difficulty on the official explorer.
If you are on the wrong chain, you have to add more nodes in to your .conf file, then restart your wallet again.

[Tara11]

My wallet staking non stop. New wallet not lagging like before.

[magisterr]

Why you took "Tesla" name? I think this is illegal to using brands name. At last project may have a problem if it becomes a popular.

[Andrey123]

I highly believe that you have been on the wrong chain.
You should check the block information of your wallet, and compare it with current block number, hashrates, difficulty on the official explorer.
If you are on the wrong chain, you have to add more nodes in to your .conf file, then restart your wallet again.

No, it's not the chain.
Blockchain correctly shows the address and balance.
The issue is in the wallet itself ... it works 24/7.
And the first time I see when there are so many unaccepted coins.

I have a lot of wallets working and the like is very rare.
And there is no list of current nodes.

[Andrey123]

Why you took "Tesla" name? I think this is illegal to using brands name. At last project may have a problem if it becomes a popular.

Already wrote earlier about it.
Who do you think should sue?
Nikola Tesla? 

[EvRo74]

I highly believe that you have been on the wrong chain.
You should check the block information of your wallet, and compare it with current block number, hashrates, difficulty on the official explorer.
If you are on the wrong chain, you have to add more nodes in to your .conf file, then restart your wallet again.

No, it's not the chain.
Blockchain correctly shows the address and balance.
The issue is in the wallet itself ... it works 24/7.
And the first time I see when there are so many unaccepted coins.

I have a lot of wallets working and the like is very rare.
And there is no list of current nodes.

What processor are you using? What is the total load on your CPU and RAM? Everything looks like your equipment is working at peak loads and does not have time to process the block faster than other network participants. Tesla has a very heavy and bulky wallet and works more successfully when other coin wallets and other tasks that load the CPU and RAM of your device do not interfere.

[magisterr]

Why you took "Tesla" name? I think this is illegal to using brands name. At last project may have a problem if it becomes a popular.

Already wrote earlier about it.
Who do you think should sue?
Nikola Tesla? 

I mean Tesla car and Ilon Mask. May be it does not have any different if coins will be very small. but if suddenly coin will become popular, they should be have a problem 

[Andrey123]

What processor are you using? What is the total load on your CPU and RAM? Everything looks like your equipment is working at peak loads and does not have time to process the block faster than other network participants. Tesla has a very heavy and bulky wallet and works more successfully when other coin wallets and other tasks that load the CPU and RAM of your device do not interfere.

I have Intel NUK, with a processor 4 cores.
RAM 8 gigabytes, 1 gigabyte is always free.
Blocks are always loaded into the wallet on time, I do not think that due to a conflict with the wallets of other coins, there may be such problems.

[Andrey123]

I mean Tesla car and Ilon Mask. May be it does not have any different if coins will be very small. but if suddenly coin will become popular, they should be have a problem 

But how?
You can also file a counterclaim against the corporation Musk.
Moreover, there is a huge difference in the image.