Bottlecaps 2.1 UPDATE REQUIRED - HARDFORK JULY 4 2014 to 200% Annual PoS

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Hi Guys,

Here are the latest bootstraps for HBN & CAP

http://www.mediafire.com/download/yfnp7ubv35h869z/HoboNickels1510_20160322.rar
http://www.mediafire.com/download/6os6mv5f36fxubh/BottleCaps2220_20160322.rar


Don't forget to make a backup of your wallet, Cheers!

[coinbasesucks]

Hello,

I have a newb question.  First, thank you for taking the time to read and answer my question.  I read online that Hobonickels and Bottlecaps are both pretty high POS coins, HBN being 100% and Bottlecaps being 200% a year.  It also said the developer is pretty active which is always good.  I was wondering if those interest rates are correct?  And are those rates reduced every so often?  And if so what does that chart look like?  I am not too worried about the lack of volume on exchanges.  I think more and more exchanges will pop up, as time goes on creating spots for lesser known alts.  I always thought Hobonickels was a joke, but after looking at the high rates, I am serious about diving in.  This would be a buy and hold play.  Thank you.

Both coins use network dependent stake so as much as 200% stake with BottleCaps and as much as 100% stake with HBN. You're subject to the max reward per block mentioned earlier (i.e., CAPs @ 1000 and HBN @ 250). That being said it's been awhile since I got a 1000 CAP stake.  While others may suggest otherwise you may also get some extra % out of choosing when to stake and re-organizing your blocks on occasion.

Thank you for your answer.  If I bought a thousand dollars worth of caps and staked once a day, i.e turned on my computer for an hour or two a day, what would the interest rate be like?   It's a little embarrassing, but I don't know how to compute a 1000 bottlecap reward per block into an annual percentage rate.  I want to learn though.
  Thank you.

[ReydeApio]

Hello,

I have a newb question.  First, thank you for taking the time to read and answer my question.  I read online that Hobonickels and Bottlecaps are both pretty high POS coins, HBN being 100% and Bottlecaps being 200% a year.  It also said the developer is pretty active which is always good.  I was wondering if those interest rates are correct?  And are those rates reduced every so often?  And if so what does that chart look like?  I am not too worried about the lack of volume on exchanges.  I think more and more exchanges will pop up, as time goes on creating spots for lesser known alts.  I always thought Hobonickels was a joke, but after looking at the high rates, I am serious about diving in.  This would be a buy and hold play.  Thank you.

Both coins use network dependent stake so as much as 200% stake with BottleCaps and as much as 100% stake with HBN. You're subject to the max reward per block mentioned earlier (i.e., CAPs @ 1000 and HBN @ 250). That being said it's been awhile since I got a 1000 CAP stake.  While others may suggest otherwise you may also get some extra % out of choosing when to stake and re-organizing your blocks on occasion.

Thank you for your answer.  If I bought a thousand dollars worth of caps and staked once a day, i.e turned on my computer for an hour or two a day, what would the interest rate be like?   It's a little embarrassing, but I don't know how to compute a 1000 bottlecap reward per block into an annual percentage rate.  I want to learn though.
  Thank you.

I'll take a swing at that explanation.

$1000 = 2.4 BTC

Buy up the sell side of Cryptopia to the tune of around 2.4 BTC you're looking at a 389058.58940353 CAP, with the last few CAPs purchased at around 0.00019000

Move that out of your Cryptopia wallet to stake in 12000 CAP blocks you're looking at 32.4 - 12k CAP blocks (This will keep you under the 1000 max reward per block).

Stake all those blocks for 15 days and at 200% and you've got around 32400 CAP (However, the network rate fluctuates and is at 151% as I type).

Problem #1: You cant immediately sell that 32400 CAP back at the price you bought the book up to - 0.00019000. Your profit would be dependent on how the book settled after you bought up all those CAP. Lets go with the prior year's average...around 0.00001000. After fees you'd have around 0.3 BTC worth of CAP stake.

2.4 BTC -> 2.7 BTC (2.4 + 0.3) ESTIMATED
$1000 -> 15 days -> $1128

Problem #2: You cant immediately flip that full amount back into BTC, the buy's just wont be there. Last year there were many days where CAP had 1,000,000 CAP change hands at or above 0.00001000.

Example:
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bottlecaps/

• Click and scroll down.
• From the Charts Zoom, click 1y
• From the Charts, Observe the 24 hour volume bars (located at the bottom) for July of last year.

...that's the kind of volume you'd need to flip your CAP back into BTC on a short timeline.


Simply put - if you're in it for the short run pick a pony from the shiny and new ANN threads and try to get out of it before the music stops and you're left holding a bag of ____coin. To paraphrase Buffet "The ... Market is designed to transfer money from the Active to the Patient."

Alternatively, stretch that BTC out over a longer time horizon.

Set 2.4 BTC on the buy side of the book at the lowest value you're comfortable with and wait. People exit their position all the time and will sell into your buys - move CAPs into your staking wallet. Look for large chunks of sells you're willing to buy  (i.e, Buy that 37245.30 CAP sitting at 0.00000199). Keep that up and after fees you're looking at around 1.2 Million+ CAP. Take and stake that in blocks of less than 12k and re-evaluate your position in a few months.

If you need clarity around any of it dont hesitate to ask.

[coinbasesucks]

Hello,

I have a newb question.  First, thank you for taking the time to read and answer my question.  I read online that Hobonickels and Bottlecaps are both pretty high POS coins, HBN being 100% and Bottlecaps being 200% a year.  It also said the developer is pretty active which is always good.  I was wondering if those interest rates are correct?  And are those rates reduced every so often?  And if so what does that chart look like?  I am not too worried about the lack of volume on exchanges.  I think more and more exchanges will pop up, as time goes on creating spots for lesser known alts.  I always thought Hobonickels was a joke, but after looking at the high rates, I am serious about diving in.  This would be a buy and hold play.  Thank you.

Both coins use network dependent stake so as much as 200% stake with BottleCaps and as much as 100% stake with HBN. You're subject to the max reward per block mentioned earlier (i.e., CAPs @ 1000 and HBN @ 250). That being said it's been awhile since I got a 1000 CAP stake.  While others may suggest otherwise you may also get some extra % out of choosing when to stake and re-organizing your blocks on occasion.

Thank you for your answer.  If I bought a thousand dollars worth of caps and staked once a day, i.e turned on my computer for an hour or two a day, what would the interest rate be like?   It's a little embarrassing, but I don't know how to compute a 1000 bottlecap reward per block into an annual percentage rate.  I want to learn though.
  Thank you.

I'll take a swing at that explanation.

$1000 = 2.4 BTC

Buy up the sell side of Cryptopia to the tune of around 2.4 BTC you're looking at a 389058.58940353 CAP, with the last few CAPs purchased at around 0.00019000

Move that out of your Cryptopia wallet to stake in 12000 CAP blocks you're looking at 32.4 - 12k CAP blocks (This will keep you under the 1000 max reward per block).

Stake all those blocks for 15 days and at 200% and you've got around 32400 CAP (However, the network rate fluctuates and is at 151% as I type).

Problem #1: You cant immediately sell that 32400 CAP back at the price you bought the book up to - 0.00019000. Your profit would be dependent on how the book settled after you bought up all those CAP. Lets go with the prior year's average...around 0.00001000. After fees you'd have around 0.3 BTC worth of CAP stake.

2.4 BTC -> 2.7 BTC (2.4 + 0.3) ESTIMATED
$1000 -> 15 days -> $1128

Problem #2: You cant immediately flip that full amount back into BTC, the buy's just wont be there. Last year there were many days where CAP had 1,000,000 CAP change hands at or above 0.00001000.

Example:
http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bottlecaps/

• Click and scroll down.
• From the Charts Zoom, click 1y
• From the Charts, Observe the 24 hour volume bars (located at the bottom) for July of last year.

...that's the kind of volume you'd need to flip your CAP back into BTC on a short timeline.


Simply put - if you're in it for the short run pick a pony from the shiny and new ANN threads and try to get out of it before the music stops and you're left holding a bag of ____coin. To paraphrase Buffet "The ... Market is designed to transfer money from the Active to the Patient."

Alternatively, stretch that BTC out over a longer time horizon.

Set 2.4 BTC on the buy side of the book at the lowest value you're comfortable with and wait. People exit their position all the time and will sell into your buys - move CAPs into your staking wallet. Look for large chunks of sells you're willing to buy  (i.e, Buy that 37245.30 CAP sitting at 0.00000199). Keep that up and after fees you're looking at around 1.2 Million+ CAP. Take and stake that in blocks of less than 12k and re-evaluate your position in a few months.

If you need clarity around any of it dont hesitate to ask.

That was a really well thought out and helpful answer.  I do have a few more questions though:
1.  When looking at your math below it looks like, the APR would be 300%, 125 every 15 days = 250 every 30 days = $3000 every year.  Is this faulty thinking?

2.  The first crypto I ever bought was reddcoin.  It delivered 5% a year.  I bought, as an example 100k reddcoins, and after staking for one year, had 5,000 more.  All I had to do was turn my computer on for a half hour every day, and the new reddcoins would be automatI call added to my account.  

3.  When I stake using bottlecaps, do I have to do any math?  For instance, with reddcoins it was really easy, turn the desktop on and stake.   If I buy bottlecaps do i have to divide or multiply anything?  Or do I just download the wallet and that's it.

4.  What kind of degrading interest rate is there?  This year it is 151%.  Is next year 75% so on and so on?


Just out of curiosity, if I placed a buy order on the sell side for 0.00000158 which would be the highest buy order, how long would it take to get filled, 1 week? 1 month 1 year?

I cannot thank you guys enough for answering my questions.  Thank you.

[Hilux74]

That was a really well thought out and helpful answer.  I do have a few more questions though:
1.  When looking at your math below it looks like, the APR would be 300%, 125 every 15 days = 250 every 30 days = $3000 every year.  Is this faulty thinking?

2.  The first crypto I ever bought was reddcoin.  It delivered 5% a year.  I bought, as an example 100k reddcoins, and after staking for one year, had 5,000 more.  All I had to do was turn my computer on for a half hour every day, and the new reddcoins would be automatI call added to my account.  

3.  When I stake using bottlecaps, do I have to do any math?  For instance, with reddcoins it was really easy, turn the desktop on and stake.   If I buy bottlecaps do i have to divide or multiply anything?  Or do I just download the wallet and that's it.

4.  What kind of degrading interest rate is there?  This year it is 151%.  Is next year 75% so on and so on?


Just out of curiosity, if I placed a buy order on the sell side for 0.00000158 which would be the highest buy order, how long would it take to get filled, 1 week? 1 month 1 year?

I cannot thank you guys enough for answering my questions.  Thank you.

2.  Bottlecaps take 15 days for a block to mature, therefore in ideal situation you would open your wallet every 15days to sync then stake all your blocks.  Of course depending on factors like current difficulty and your block size etc your blocks will not stake the instant you open the wallet...it may take a few minutes or hours.

3.  No math.  Just unlock the wallet for POS whenever you have blocks > 15days old.  Only math you may have to do is you should keep your block size >2000 <12000

4.  Interest rate doesn't decrease over time per se.  It decreases based on difficulty and can rise and fall.  Kind of does the same thing at the end of the day.  As time moves on there will be more and more blocks competing for a stake, therefore difficulty rises and reward drops.  Last year we seemed to be ~180% so far this year I'd say the ave has been ~160%.  Some days higher some days lower.

[steve321]

Full and current BottleCaps blockchain available at CryptoChainer.com, for quick sync.  This is a rather large & older blockchain, and takes a while manually.

[Lutomysl]

is the CAP coin supply limited or its actually unlimited?

[PressF1]

is the CAP coin supply limited or its actually unlimited?

It's unlimited like many other coins. CAP inflation will get lower and lower over time though, that's because the daily amount of CAP generated by either POS or POW won't rise much over time. Added to that is the POS percentage which will gradually decrease over time as more and more coins are going to stake and a maximum POS reward of 1000 coins.

 

[ReydeApio]

is the CAP coin supply limited or its actually unlimited?

It's unlimited like many other coins. CAP inflation will get lower and lower over time though, that's because the daily amount of CAP generated by either POS or POW won't rise much over time. Added to that is the POS percentage which will gradually decrease over time as more and more coins are going to stake and a maximum POS reward of 1000 coins.

 

Tokens based on the work of Scott Nadal and Sunny King have 'limits' in name only.

Unlike BTC and LTC, BottleCaps do not have a hard limit on the number of tokens; this is by design to support growth of the user base. The maximum annual rate of 200% and maximum reward per block of 1000 CAPs controls the number of BottleCaps in circulation. Additionally, there is the standard deflationary aspect to BottleCaps as transaction fees paid to the network are destroyed. This along with increased energy efficiency, when contrasted with BottleCaps Proof of Work mining, allows for for greater long-term scalability.

[Lutomysl]

thanks for the infos

[coinbasesucks]

That was a really well thought out and helpful answer.  I do have a few more questions though:
1.  When looking at your math below it looks like, the APR would be 300%, 125 every 15 days = 250 every 30 days = $3000 every year.  Is this faulty thinking?

2.  The first crypto I ever bought was reddcoin.  It delivered 5% a year.  I bought, as an example 100k reddcoins, and after staking for one year, had 5,000 more.  All I had to do was turn my computer on for a half hour every day, and the new reddcoins would be automatI call added to my account.  

3.  When I stake using bottlecaps, do I have to do any math?  For instance, with reddcoins it was really easy, turn the desktop on and stake.   If I buy bottlecaps do i have to divide or multiply anything?  Or do I just download the wallet and that's it.

4.  What kind of degrading interest rate is there?  This year it is 151%.  Is next year 75% so on and so on?


Just out of curiosity, if I placed a buy order on the sell side for 0.00000158 which would be the highest buy order, how long would it take to get filled, 1 week? 1 month 1 year?

I cannot thank you guys enough for answering my questions.  Thank you.

2.  Bottlecaps take 15 days for a block to mature, therefore in ideal situation you would open your wallet every 15days to sync then stake all your blocks.  Of course depending on factors like current difficulty and your block size etc your blocks will not stake the instant you open the wallet...it may take a few minutes or hours.

3.  No math.  Just unlock the wallet for POS whenever you have blocks > 15days old.  Only math you may have to do is you should keep your block size >2000 <12000

4.  Interest rate doesn't decrease over time per se.  It decreases based on difficulty and can rise and fall.  Kind of does the same thing at the end of the day.  As time moves on there will be more and more blocks competing for a stake, therefore difficulty rises and reward drops.  Last year we seemed to be ~180% so far this year I'd say the ave has been ~160%.  Some days higher some days lower.

Thank you kind sir!

[coinbasesucks]

That was a really well thought out and helpful answer.  I do have a few more questions though:
1.  When looking at your math below it looks like, the APR would be 300%, 125 every 15 days = 250 every 30 days = $3000 every year.  Is this faulty thinking?

2.  The first crypto I ever bought was reddcoin.  It delivered 5% a year.  I bought, as an example 100k reddcoins, and after staking for one year, had 5,000 more.  All I had to do was turn my computer on for a half hour every day, and the new reddcoins would be automatI call added to my account.  

3.  When I stake using bottlecaps, do I have to do any math?  For instance, with reddcoins it was really easy, turn the desktop on and stake.   If I buy bottlecaps do i have to divide or multiply anything?  Or do I just download the wallet and that's it.

4.  What kind of degrading interest rate is there?  This year it is 151%.  Is next year 75% so on and so on?


Just out of curiosity, if I placed a buy order on the sell side for 0.00000158 which would be the highest buy order, how long would it take to get filled, 1 week? 1 month 1 year?

I cannot thank you guys enough for answering my questions.  Thank you.

2.  Bottlecaps take 15 days for a block to mature, therefore in ideal situation you would open your wallet every 15days to sync then stake all your blocks.  Of course depending on factors like current difficulty and your block size etc your blocks will not stake the instant you open the wallet...it may take a few minutes or hours.

3.  No math.  Just unlock the wallet for POS whenever you have blocks > 15days old.  Only math you may have to do is you should keep your block size >2000 <12000

4.  Interest rate doesn't decrease over time per se.  It decreases based on difficulty and can rise and fall.  Kind of does the same thing at the end of the day.  As time moves on there will be more and more blocks competing for a stake, therefore difficulty rises and reward drops.  Last year we seemed to be ~180% so far this year I'd say the ave has been ~160%.  Some days higher some days lower.

Thank you kind sir!

How in God's name do I get the wallet to sync?  I shouldn't have to be a C++programmer to get this stupid thing to work.  I am moving files every which way, the wallet.dat, the bottlecaps.conf.  By the time this is over I won't have any hair left.  It shouldn't be this complicated.  Every altcoin out there has a wallet with a simple interface.

[ReydeApio]

How in God's name do I get the wallet to sync?  I shouldn't have to be a C++programmer to get this stupid thing to work.  I am moving files every which way, the wallet.dat, the bottlecaps.conf.  By the time this is over I won't have any hair left.  It shouldn't be this complicated.  Every altcoin out there has a wallet with a simple interface.

I did a clean install and a full blockchain re-sync a few days back. Saved wallet.dat and peerlist.dat elsewhere (regularly backing up wallet.dat of course) deleted all other files from my caps appdata roaming folder then I copied the initial two files, wallet.dat and peerlist.dat, back over and two days later the whole thing was downloaded and synced up.

Are you getting any errors?

[coinbasesucks]

That was a really well thought out and helpful answer.  I do have a few more questions though:
1.  When looking at your math below it looks like, the APR would be 300%, 125 every 15 days = 250 every 30 days = $3000 every year.  Is this faulty thinking?

2.  The first crypto I ever bought was reddcoin.  It delivered 5% a year.  I bought, as an example 100k reddcoins, and after staking for one year, had 5,000 more.  All I had to do was turn my computer on for a half hour every day, and the new reddcoins would be automatI call added to my account.  

3.  When I stake using bottlecaps, do I have to do any math?  For instance, with reddcoins it was really easy, turn the desktop on and stake.   If I buy bottlecaps do i have to divide or multiply anything?  Or do I just download the wallet and that's it.

4.  What kind of degrading interest rate is there?  This year it is 151%.  Is next year 75% so on and so on?


Just out of curiosity, if I placed a buy order on the sell side for 0.00000158 which would be the highest buy order, how long would it take to get filled, 1 week? 1 month 1 year?

I cannot thank you guys enough for answering my questions.  Thank you.

2.  Bottlecaps take 15 days for a block to mature, therefore in ideal situation you would open your wallet every 15days to sync then stake all your blocks.  Of course depending on factors like current difficulty and your block size etc your blocks will not stake the instant you open the wallet...it may take a few minutes or hours.

3.  No math.  Just unlock the wallet for POS whenever you have blocks > 15days old.  Only math you may have to do is you should keep your block size >2000 <12000

4.  Interest rate doesn't decrease over time per se.  It decreases based on difficulty and can rise and fall.  Kind of does the same thing at the end of the day.  As time moves on there will be more and more blocks competing for a stake, therefore difficulty rises and reward drops.  Last year we seemed to be ~180% so far this year I'd say the ave has been ~160%.  Some days higher some days lower.

Thank you kind sir!

How in God's name do I get the wallet to sync?  I shouldn't have to be a C++programmer to get this stupid thing to work.  I am moving files every which way, the wallet.dat, the bottlecaps.conf.  By the time this is over I won't have any hair left.  It shouldn't be this complicated.  Every altcoin out there has a wallet with a simple interface.

I tried deleting everything except the wallet.dat and the bottlecaps.conf.  For one I cannot delete everything else, it won't let me, and two, even after I delete the other other stuff, it just pops right back up after I reopen the folder.

[coinbasesucks]

That was a really well thought out and helpful answer.  I do have a few more questions though:
1.  When looking at your math below it looks like, the APR would be 300%, 125 every 15 days = 250 every 30 days = $3000 every year.  Is this faulty thinking?

2.  The first crypto I ever bought was reddcoin.  It delivered 5% a year.  I bought, as an example 100k reddcoins, and after staking for one year, had 5,000 more.  All I had to do was turn my computer on for a half hour every day, and the new reddcoins would be automatI call added to my account.  

3.  When I stake using bottlecaps, do I have to do any math?  For instance, with reddcoins it was really easy, turn the desktop on and stake.   If I buy bottlecaps do i have to divide or multiply anything?  Or do I just download the wallet and that's it.

4.  What kind of degrading interest rate is there?  This year it is 151%.  Is next year 75% so on and so on?


Just out of curiosity, if I placed a buy order on the sell side for 0.00000158 which would be the highest buy order, how long would it take to get filled, 1 week? 1 month 1 year?

I cannot thank you guys enough for answering my questions.  Thank you.

2.  Bottlecaps take 15 days for a block to mature, therefore in ideal situation you would open your wallet every 15days to sync then stake all your blocks.  Of course depending on factors like current difficulty and your block size etc your blocks will not stake the instant you open the wallet...it may take a few minutes or hours.

3.  No math.  Just unlock the wallet for POS whenever you have blocks > 15days old.  Only math you may have to do is you should keep your block size >2000 <12000

4.  Interest rate doesn't decrease over time per se.  It decreases based on difficulty and can rise and fall.  Kind of does the same thing at the end of the day.  As time moves on there will be more and more blocks competing for a stake, therefore difficulty rises and reward drops.  Last year we seemed to be ~180% so far this year I'd say the ave has been ~160%.  Some days higher some days lower.

Thank you kind sir!

How in God's name do I get the wallet to sync?  I shouldn't have to be a C++programmer to get this stupid thing to work.  I am moving files every which way, the wallet.dat, the bottlecaps.conf.  By the time this is over I won't have any hair left.  It shouldn't be this complicated.  Every altcoin out there has a wallet with a simple interface.

I tried deleting everything except the wallet.dat and the bottlecaps.conf.  For one I cannot delete everything else, it won't let me, and two, even after I delete the other other stuff, it just pops right back up after I reopen the folder.

Why doesnt the lead developer develop something more user friendly?  I have a bachelors, but I feel like I need a ph.d

[coinbasesucks]

How in God's name do I get the wallet to sync?  I shouldn't have to be a C++programmer to get this stupid thing to work.  I am moving files every which way, the wallet.dat, the bottlecaps.conf.  By the time this is over I won't have any hair left.  It shouldn't be this complicated.  Every altcoin out there has a wallet with a simple interface.
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I tried deleting everything except the wallet.dat and the bottlecaps.conf.  For one I cannot delete everything else, it won't let me, and two, even after I delete the other other stuff, it just pops right back up after I reopen the folder.

you probably do too much complex work, or smth in a wrong order, it's fairly simple

chain:

http://cryptochainer.com/dir/

nodes:

http://www.presstab.pw/phpexplorer/CAP/nodes.php

https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/BlockExplorer?coin=CAP

Thanks buddy, I am giving megasync a try

[coinbasesucks]

Thanks buddy, I am giving megasync a try

hmmm, you don't need megasync to download it, simply by browser is enough, just in case

You are right, the browser is better, much simpler.  But the second link you posted; what do I do with that info?  I have no idea what an add node does \ is\ goes etc

Protocol Version 70003
addnode=62.210.122.16

Protocol Version 70004
addnode=209.188.18.52
addnode=193.227.134.11
addnode=178.32.251.11
addnode=172.93.110.218
addnode=82.138.34.183
addnode=75.74.98.28
addnode=50.7.8.
addnode=176.37.67.6
addnode=76.103.102.57
addnode=85.228.204.186
addnode=98.115.147.7
addnode=65.60.165.71
addnode=24.132.11.149
addnode=178.33.64.23
addnode=24.132.11.149
?

[coinbasesucks]

You are right, the browser is better, much simpler.  But the second link you posted; what do I do with that info?  I have no idea what an add node does \ is\ goes etc

ok, back to school.

you create a text file bottlecaps.conf in your data folder (next to blk0001.dat, blkindex.dat etc.)

it should contain at least this (all nodes for the latest protocol version):

listen=1
addnode=209.188.18.52
..........................
..........................
addnode=24.132.11.149

Roger that.  Hey, thanks btw.  Do you have a bottlecaps address?  Ill send you some.

[coinbasesucks]

Roger that.  Hey, thanks btw.  Do you have a bottlecaps address?  Ill send you some.

so that will mean you succeeded with the wallet

i'll pm

Hey, as the blockchain is being downloaded via megasync, i noticed in my wallet that i have 1 connection and 124 bytes sent.  Thats good right?

[coinbasesucks]

Roger that.  Hey, thanks btw.  Do you have a bottlecaps address?  Ill send you some.

so that will mean you succeeded with the wallet

i'll pm

Hey, as the blockchain is being downloaded via megasync, i noticed in my wallet that i have 1 connection and 124 bytes sent.  Thats good right?

you really need more to learn than i can imagine.

megasync has absolutely no connection to crypto, mega.nz is just a file storage cloud

perhaps your wallet just found a peer or seednode while you wait

the predownloaded chain files are used to cut the time needed for sync

I thought bitcoin was hard to learn, that was a walk in the park compared to this altcoin.  Ill waste 1 more hour and if I dont get anywhere Ill throw in the towel and send you whatever CAPS I have left. 

Ok,  So I tried sending 50 caps to my wallet but on cryptopia, but it said that it was pending withdraw, pool pending.  As far as downloading the blockchain goes, megasync is stuck at 31%.  I upgraded to the free account but it has more than enough space, no error there.  Wallet is still out of sync.  Ill send you some bottlecaps, I dont have much.  whatever order just got filled on cyptopia.