gribgo
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October 08, 2014, 11:44:06 AM |
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I have bought and mined a lot of Tek Coin and now it generates a great steady income for me every day. Even at the low price it generates good income. I usually by a lot when the price is low like this. People will eventually turn to high POS coins as mining is becoming harder and harder to do. The smart play is too buy low and trickle sell when it is high.
totaly agree
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thundertoe (OP)
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October 08, 2014, 05:29:16 PM |
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vancefox
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October 08, 2014, 07:50:28 PM |
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been staking at 40% for a few days now actually.
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This space not for rent...
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okae
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October 08, 2014, 08:47:24 PM Last edit: October 08, 2014, 08:57:42 PM by okae |
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ok guys this coin called my attention, i will definitely try this coin. What called my attention was the pos from this coin, now lets start, you have one more guy in your community btw i have a question, ¿why there is no option for unlock the wallet only for stacking? and if there is one option do to that, ¿how can i do it?
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m33
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October 09, 2014, 05:26:04 PM |
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hi guys , can someone tell me why the stake amount split into 2 everytime after staking
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crypto_chellie
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October 09, 2014, 06:52:20 PM |
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any chance on adding an stake autosavings or stake for charity to the TEK wallet? This is a really nice option to have for the wallets.
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Dilapidated
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October 09, 2014, 09:52:00 PM |
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any chance on adding an stake autosavings or stake for charity to the TEK wallet? This is a really nice option to have for the wallets.
I'm curious to know the same. Is their any ETA on the new client and what new features are being considered? I really like TEK and hope to see more progress.
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HYPster
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October 10, 2014, 02:05:51 AM |
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I staked like a champ today......40%
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Biomech
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October 10, 2014, 08:32:48 AM |
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hi guys , can someone tell me why the stake amount split into 2 everytime after staking
Yep, I can do that for ya When a block goes into stake, it creates TWO new blocks of roughly equal parts and destroys the old block. This keeps the network moving. Some POS clients recombine the block, but most do not. It's part of how proof of stake works.
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m33
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October 10, 2014, 11:10:53 AM |
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hi guys , can someone tell me why the stake amount split into 2 everytime after staking
Yep, I can do that for ya When a block goes into stake, it creates TWO new blocks of roughly equal parts and destroys the old block. This keeps the network moving. Some POS clients recombine the block, but most do not. It's part of how proof of stake works. ok so its making more traffic to split by blocks whats with tek taking a nose dive , buy buy buy
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dickwhite
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October 10, 2014, 11:43:11 AM |
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whats with tek taking a nose dive , buy buy buy
I think it's partly due to the strength of the US dollar, which we're inevitably measured against. In times of uncertainty, investors seek safety. Right now it's cash and bonds, and not experimental currency. However, if things really get bad, and I think they will, investors will shift from paper to hard assets thus stoking inflation. At that point, I believe Bitcoin, et al, will prove reasonable hedges. Demand will rise as will value. The smart move now is to buy while it's cheap and hodl. JMHO though.
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m33
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October 10, 2014, 11:46:43 AM |
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whats with tek taking a nose dive , buy buy buy
I think it's partly due to the strength of the US dollar, which we're inevitably measured against. In times of uncertainty, investors seek safety. Right now it's cash and bonds, and not experimental currency. However, if things really get bad, and I think they will, investors will shift from paper to hard assets thus stoking inflation. At that point, I believe Bitcoin, et al, will prove reasonable hedges. Demand will rise as will value. The smart move now is to buy while it's cheap and hodl. JMHO though. buy buy buy all buy putting up buy wall , what about the tek mutlipool hash power for tek value ? count me in ?
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Dilapidated
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October 10, 2014, 05:27:27 PM |
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any chance on adding an stake autosavings or stake for charity to the TEK wallet? This is a really nice option to have for the wallets.
I'm curious to know the same. Is their any ETA on the new client and what new features are being considered? I really like TEK and hope to see more progress. Anyone?
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catotune
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October 10, 2014, 11:59:45 PM |
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I second the request for a stake autosave feature in the TEK wallet. I love that feature in Bottlecaps.
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kiklo
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October 11, 2014, 05:16:06 AM |
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Any Updates on getting a new windows wallet that does not set off false positives in AVs. Thanks.
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gribgo
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October 11, 2014, 07:06:10 AM |
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whats with tek taking a nose dive , buy buy buy
I think it's partly due to the strength of the US dollar, which we're inevitably measured against. In times of uncertainty, investors seek safety. Right now it's cash and bonds, and not experimental currency. However, if things really get bad, and I think they will, investors will shift from paper to hard assets thus stoking inflation. At that point, I believe Bitcoin, et al, will prove reasonable hedges. Demand will rise as will value. The smart move now is to buy while it's cheap and hodl. JMHO though. buy buy buy all buy putting up buy wall , what about the tek mutlipool hash power for tek value ? count me in ? I would like to see this happen too!
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ClioRS
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October 11, 2014, 01:21:46 PM |
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Just staked @ 0.000115 = ~36%
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October 12, 2014, 03:26:22 AM |
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I would like to second the point about the economy and the US dollar tanking. I believe that it is very close now. With Fed continuing to print money which is artificially holding up the market its only a matter of time before the dollar drops in value big time and the economy and market come crashing down. The best place to be is holding cryptocurrency. Bitcoin and alt coins are going to climb in value when it all comes apart.
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aSmallChild666
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October 12, 2014, 04:26:37 AM |
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I would like to second the point about the economy and the US dollar tanking. I believe that it is very close now. With Fed continuing to print money which is artificially holding up the market its only a matter of time before the dollar drops in value big time and the economy and market come crashing down. The best place to be is holding cryptocurrency. Bitcoin and alt coins are going to climb in value when it all comes apart.
The expert manipulators of the Fed and other central banks are pretty good at holding that off. I wouldn't hold your breath. What you are talking about is the collapse of the dollar/super-inflation or even hyper-inflation. So even if the the dollar collapses to the point where 1 BTC is worth $100,000 then when you cash out you end up in the same boat as everybody else since a cheeseburger will cost $600.
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Biomech
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October 12, 2014, 04:39:46 AM |
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I would like to second the point about the economy and the US dollar tanking. I believe that it is very close now. With Fed continuing to print money which is artificially holding up the market its only a matter of time before the dollar drops in value big time and the economy and market come crashing down. The best place to be is holding cryptocurrency. Bitcoin and alt coins are going to climb in value when it all comes apart.
The expert manipulators of the Fed and other central banks are pretty good at holding that off. I wouldn't hold your breath. What you are talking about is the collapse of the dollar/super-inflation or even hyper-inflation. So even if the the dollar collapses to the point where 1 BTC is worth $100,000 then when you cash out you end up in the same boat as everybody else since a cheeseburger will cost $600. You're only looking at a piece of the picture. If it goes down that hard, then people will cease to ACCEPT dollars. Then your 600 dollar cheeseburger, using your figures, would be worth .006 bitcoin, or, at current cryptsy exchange rates, 45.89 TEK. Of course these figures are ad-hoc, but the point holds. When currencies collapse, it's not just that their value drops, it's that people cease to view them as valuable. If that happens, there is likely to be a mass exodus to gold, silver, and probably bitcoin and possibly alts. For quick transactions, most alts present a better platform than BTC, because it takes for bloody ever. TEK don't have that problem. It confirms quickly. It also has the advantage of POS for those who hold it. I could list more technical reasons why it's superiour in some ways to BTC, but that's really beyond the scope of this discussion. Suffice it to say that, from my arrogant point of view, blockchain based coins will likely be more accepted than anything but precious metals in the event of a monetary collapse.
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