★EquiTrader★EQT★🔹POW+POS🔹Monetizing Market Analysis On The Blockchain 📈

[circuithead]

seem to still be issues with withdrawals, but deposits are working.

[Snyler]

I think it would be great to have Mac/Linux wallet available
The platform looks amazing, good job

==> btw the Avatar idea from someone on telegram is actually nice

for example: you could unlock features to dress your avatar related to your trading performances/number of followers
in order to make the platform even more user friendly

example:

https://i.imgur.com/RQA1cBY.png

[gbdesai]

I had my EQT on coinexchange.io. It had a note that the swap was completed successfully, but if I try to withdraw to my new "E" address it says invalid address.  Is this a known issue? I've tried two different addresses that start with "E".

[dspal77]

Well the wallet works, can send and receive. The exchange can only receive and not withdrawal. A little deductive reasoning with the panick sellers would of told them that the issue lies within the exchange itself. Oh well, guess I'll just have to get some more! 

[WalrusFeatures]

I have the wallet setup on my Raspberry PI as well as the Stratis wallet for staking.
It works fine.

Only problem I'm having is withdrawing my coins from coinexchange so I can stake

[skammie]

Total newb here.  I've been following this coin since late June, and I feel fortunate that I was able to get my coin moved over for the swap.

So I'm now able to withdraw to the new wallet from coinexchange.io, but I just need to know if holding them in my wallet on my PC is enough for staking.  Is there anything else I need to do besides keeping the wallet open or opening it periodically (weekly)?

[Nefelo]

WHEN ARE WE BACK TO CRYPTOPIA??? 

[WalrusFeatures]

Total newb here.  I've been following this coin since late June, and I feel fortunate that I was able to get my coin moved over for the swap.

So I'm now able to withdraw to the new wallet from coinexchange.io, but I just need to know if holding them in my wallet on my PC is enough for staking.  Is there anything else I need to do besides keeping the wallet open or opening it periodically (weekly)?

Your wallet needs to be open to stake.
So your PC would need to be on 24/7.
Id recommend a Raspberry PI as it would be alot cheaper to run than a PC

But theres nothing else you need to do

[berron]

New algo explorer and X11 pools list in the Ann would be really appreciated. O know you have a lot to do, but just in case you found some free time.

Salute

[adam1230]

Looks like POW coins are reborning again. Thats really good to see a new POW coin on market with nice features.
I will start mining today. Keep up good work guys.

[skammie]

Total newb here.  I've been following this coin since late June, and I feel fortunate that I was able to get my coin moved over for the swap.

So I'm now able to withdraw to the new wallet from coinexchange.io, but I just need to know if holding them in my wallet on my PC is enough for staking.  Is there anything else I need to do besides keeping the wallet open or opening it periodically (weekly)?

Your wallet needs to be open to stake.
So your PC would need to be on 24/7.
Id recommend a Raspberry PI as it would be alot cheaper to run than a PC

But theres nothing else you need to do

Thanks for the info.  I might put that old Pi I have kicking around to a new use!

[roterdam]

any help instructions to run a new wallet for linux appreciated i'm stuck

[longestline]

any help instructions to run a new wallet for linux appreciated i'm stuck

I have headless running on linux with the new update, addresses are generated properly and I can withdraw from coinexchange.

Don't use the master branch on github, instead use the src package download from here:

https://github.com/equitrader/Equitrader/raw/6c30d895bcaafd1413f23424730bde1a48414edf/equitrader-src.zip

This one compiles out of the box without having to hack the source, and the resulting binary is called EquiTraderd.

[roterdam]

wich are the exact sentences?

[JBFSTILLETO]

Mac wallet please?

[WalrusFeatures]

Ive made a little guide to help people stake Equitrader on your Raspberry PI. (trust me, its easy to do and the doc is probably too long)
I got alot of this info from a doc on how to setup stratis wallet - https://olcko.gitbooks.io/staking-stratis-on-a-raspberry-pi/content/

My PI currently has Raspberry Jesse Pixel - So I have a GUI and can use the QT wallet
I think its been renamed "RASPBIAN STRETCH WITH DESKTOP" now.

Step 1) Install Jessie Pixel
To run Equitrader-qt, it will require the Raspbian Jessie Pixel Operating System. Make sure you download and install the correct OS, or this will not work
https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/

Step 2) Configure Raspbian
First Run

Code:

sudo apt update; sudo apt upgrade -y

to install the latest OS updates. You must REBOOT for changes to take affect !

You will need to configure some options for the Operating System in order for Equitrader to work correctly, this is done using raspi-config from terminal.
Begin by running raspi-config from the prompt:

Code:

pi@raspberry:~$ raspi-config

Select Option 4 [Localisation Options]
Follow the prompts to change your language to

Code:

en_US.UTF-8

(for sake of ease, we're choosing english / united states). On the last screen choose none.
Go back to the main menu.

Select Option 7 [Advanced Options]

Select Option A0 [Update]
Press ESC to exit raspi-config, and reboot your Pi

Step 3) Increase the Swap File Size
Next we are going to increase the swap space by editing the swap configuration file and restarting the service:

Code:

sudo nano /etc/dphys-swapfile

Modify the line for CONF_SWAPSIZE and set it to 512 or 1024 and save the file (CTRL-O, ENTER, CTRL-X).
# set size to absolute value, leaving empty (default) then uses computed value
#   you most likely don't want this, unless you have an special disk situation
CONF_SWAPSIZE=1024
Restart the swapfile service:

Code:

sudo service dphys-swapfile restart

Time to Build the Wallet
Step 1) Install EquiTrader-qt--ubuntu64 packages:

Code:

sudo apt-get install -f build-essential autoconf automake git g++ libtool make unzip wget

Step 2) Download Equitrader Source - cd

Code:

git clone https://github.com/equitrader/Equitrader.git

You will now have a new folder Equitrader in your home folder, you can see this by typing ls at the prompt

Step 3) Compile the Equitrader-qt Wallet
Run the code:

Code:

cd stratisX;qmake;make;strip EquiTrader-qt--ubuntu64

Once compilation has completed, you'll be returned to the prompt and you can now start your shiny new wallet from within the Equitrader folder:

Code:

./Equitrader-qt

Step 4) Start Equitrader from anywhere in Rpi [Optional]
If you'd like to be able to start the wallet from anywhere in terminal, place the binary into the folder /usr/local/bin:

Code:

sudo cp Equitrader-qt /usr/local/bin

Then just type

Code:

Equitrader-qt

If anyone has problems or questions please ask

If this helped in any way and you would like to make a little donation to my Equitrader wallet, the address is

Code:

EJyAf5LCayUWojkyu4HKWLW2EtwgZs41Uq

Think of it as a way to check if sending coins from you wallet works 

[Hastarus]

Does someone know when will we be able to withdraw from coinexchange to start pos on wallet ?

[WalrusFeatures]

You can withdraw now.

Withdrew mine today and its staking fine

[JoeRigs]

When I mouse over the mining icon in the new wallet, it says "no suitable inputs were found." I've unlocked the wallet for mining...any idea what that message means or how to fix it?

Also, when I click on the "minting" tab and choose a date range, the number of expected coins goes down when I increase the number of days. (In other words, it predicts I'll earn more coins in 30 days than I'd earn in 60 days; more coins in 60 days than I'd earn in 90 days.) Any thoughts on that?

[tientrung_1309]

I send my coin to the wallet and leave it for 24hrs but it still show "no suitable inputs were found" and not staking.
Anyone have any solution?