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Guys, we have a problem.
After sending out to about 35k, our wallet file became corrupted. we're trying to recover the keys, but it's both encrypted and corrupted and at this point we have no idea how to recover them, if they are even there (the keys might not even be there, if the client only flushed a part of the file) If anybody can help out with that, please do so.
As of right now, the first ~35k addresses (we'll check the exact number soon) have been sent to, and we can't access the remaining coins so, this is bacially the same as having distributed to only 35k addresses instead of 50k and the coin is still Fair, just not the exact way we intended.
We're happy to move forward if we have your support, trying to push it into exchanges, gambling sites, stores etc. if not, we'll scrap the project and try again with lessons learned.
we also have the option of creating another coin and using the faircoin addresses database to distribute the new coin
what do you say?
Faircoin Team
Don't relaunch. Carry on with the 35 thousand addresses. +1
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March 13, 2014, 12:27:19 AM |
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Guys, we have a problem.
After sending out to about 35k, our wallet file became corrupted. we're trying to recover the keys, but it's both encrypted and corrupted and at this point we have no idea how to recover them, if they are even there (the keys might not even be there, if the client only flushed a part of the file) If anybody can help out with that, please do so.
As of right now, the first ~35k addresses (we'll check the exact number soon) have been sent to, and we can't access the remaining coins so, this is bacially the same as having distributed to only 35k addresses instead of 50k and the coin is still Fair, just not the exact way we intended.
We're happy to move forward if we have your support, trying to push it into exchanges, gambling sites, stores etc. if not, we'll scrap the project and try again with lessons learned.
we also have the option of creating another coin and using the faircoin addresses database to distribute the new coin
what do you say?
Faircoin Team
Don't relaunch. Carry on with the 35 thousand addresses. I agree, don't relaunch
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March 13, 2014, 12:34:58 AM |
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What are the miners on "It's the Poolest" thinking? They found 26 new blocks. Only to support the coin.
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March 13, 2014, 12:41:19 AM |
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I think we need exchanges now!
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March 13, 2014, 12:43:58 AM |
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What are the miners on "It's the Poolest" thinking? They found 26 new blocks. Only to support the coin.
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March 13, 2014, 01:33:54 AM Last edit: March 13, 2014, 01:52:11 AM by ITGeniusGuru |
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WTS 350,000 FAC (seriously, ~1% of the total supply) PM offers, top offer takes it.
I am NOT Chinese. I have visited Shenzhen (Silicon Valley of China) 3 times between May 2011 and February 2013. I used to buy cell phones and related accessories from Shenzhen for resale in the USA and Europe. I used to have a Chinese girlfriend in Shanghai and still have business contacts in Shenzhen (SZ). Most small businesses in China have NO morality or integrity. Cheating, lying and cutting corners is an accepted business practice that shows you are smarter than your competitors. Industrial espionage is sanctioned - and encouraged - at the highest levels of the Communist Party. The above is the only thing true and verifiable in this post. Everything else below is only rumors, do not believe any of it. I chat daily (on QQ) with my business contact in SZ, she's quite attractive and I am (still) trying to seduce her. She tells me the bunch of incompetent amateurs who call themselves DEV are either Chinese or have strong Chinese connections. The story of "our wallet got corrupted" is all a bunch of BS. Do you really believe that? The first 35K who actually got their shares of the"Fair"coin are mostly Chinese. DEV decided to cut-off the remaining 15K because they are mostly American and Israeli wallets. So the goal is to keep control of the "Fair"coin in Chinese hands. They can tell from the IP addresses. Even if someone used multiple IP addresses to generate several tokens, they all can be tracked to a region/country. The Chinese are now starting to dump "Fair"coin, in chunks of hundreds of thousands (see the quote at the top of this post). The reason? Talks with Chinese exchanges to get "Faircoin" listed are faltering. The Chinese are betting FAC will die soon, especially when miners stop mining because they are not seeing any "fair" reward for dedicating their resources to a - what is so far - nothing more than a vaporcoin.
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March 13, 2014, 01:48:08 AM |
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WTS 350,000 FAC (seriously, ~1% of the total supply) PM offers, top offer takes it.
I am NOT Chinese. I have visited Shenzhen (Silicon Valley of China) 3 times between May 2011 and February 2012. I used to buy cell phones and related accessories from Shenzhen for resale in the USA and Europe. I used to have a Chinese girlfriend in Shanghai and still have business contacts in Shenzhen (SZ). Most small businesses in China have NO morality or integrity. Cheating, lying and cutting corners is an accepted business practice that shows you are smarter than your competitors. Industrial espionage is sanctioned - and encouraged - at the highest levels of the Communist Party. The above is the only thing true and verifiable in this post. Everything else below is only rumors, do not believe any of it. I chat daily (on QQ) with my business contact in SZ, she's quite attractive and I am (still) trying to seduce her. She tells me the bunch of incompetent amateurs who call themselves DEV are either Chinese or have strong Chinese connections. The story of "our wallet got corrupted" is all a bunch of BS. Do you really believe that? The first 35K who actually got their shares of the"Fair"coin are mostly Chinese. DEV decided to cut-off the remaining 15K because they are mostly American and Israeli wallets. So the goal is to keep control of the "Fair"coin in Chinese hands. They can tell from the IP addresses. Even if someone used multiple IP addresses to generate several tokens, they all can be tracked to a region/country. The Chinese are now starting to dump "Fair"coin, in chunks of hundreds of thousands (see the quote at the top of this post). The reason? Talks with Chinese exchanges to get "Faircoin" listed are faltering. The Chinese are betting FAC will die soon, especially when miners stop mining because they are not seeing any "fair" reward for dedicating their resources to a - what is so far - nothing more than a vaporcoin. Mate, do you find it hard to sleep wearing that tin foil hat?
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March 13, 2014, 01:53:51 AM |
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WTS 350,000 FAC (seriously, ~1% of the total supply) PM offers, top offer takes it.
I am NOT Chinese. I have visited Shenzhen (Silicon Valley of China) 3 times between May 2011 and February 2012. I used to buy cell phones and related accessories from Shenzhen for resale in the USA and Europe. I used to have a Chinese girlfriend in Shanghai and still have business contacts in Shenzhen (SZ). Most small businesses in China have NO morality or integrity. Cheating, lying and cutting corners is an accepted business practice that shows you are smarter than your competitors. Industrial espionage is sanctioned - and encouraged - at the highest levels of the Communist Party. The above is the only thing true and verifiable in this post. Everything else below is only rumors, do not believe any of it. I chat daily (on QQ) with my business contact in SZ, she's quite attractive and I am (still) trying to seduce her. She tells me the bunch of incompetent amateurs who call themselves DEV are either Chinese or have strong Chinese connections. The story of "our wallet got corrupted" is all a bunch of BS. Do you really believe that? The first 35K who actually got their shares of the"Fair"coin are mostly Chinese. DEV decided to cut-off the remaining 15K because they are mostly American and Israeli wallets. So the goal is to keep control of the "Fair"coin in Chinese hands. They can tell from the IP addresses. Even if someone used multiple IP addresses to generate several tokens, they all can be tracked to a region/country. The Chinese are now starting to dump "Fair"coin, in chunks of hundreds of thousands (see the quote at the top of this post). The reason? Talks with Chinese exchanges to get "Faircoin" listed are faltering. The Chinese are betting FAC will die soon, especially when miners stop mining because they are not seeing any "fair" reward for dedicating their resources to a - what is so far - nothing more than a vaporcoin. And the Chinese determined to destroy all the community and make a totally failed IPO, resulting all the coins they have worth nothing? Wake up, man. I'm Chinese. I have many friends joined in this coin. We are all worried about situation today and pray DEV can get things better.
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March 13, 2014, 01:55:23 AM |
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Mate, do you find it hard to sleep wearing that tin foil hat?
YES! (how did you know?) I am sure the Chinese are tapping my phone and watching me through my windows with binoculars.
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March 13, 2014, 01:58:31 AM |
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WTS 350,000 FAC (seriously, ~1% of the total supply) PM offers, top offer takes it.
I am NOT Chinese. I have visited Shenzhen (Silicon Valley of China) 3 times between May 2011 and February 2012. I used to buy cell phones and related accessories from Shenzhen for resale in the USA and Europe. I used to have a Chinese girlfriend in Shanghai and still have business contacts in Shenzhen (SZ). Most small businesses in China have NO morality or integrity. Cheating, lying and cutting corners is an accepted business practice that shows you are smarter than your competitors. Industrial espionage is sanctioned - and encouraged - at the highest levels of the Communist Party. The above is the only thing true and verifiable in this post. Everything else below is only rumors, do not believe any of it. I chat daily (on QQ) with my business contact in SZ, she's quite attractive and I am (still) trying to seduce her. She tells me the bunch of incompetent amateurs who call themselves DEV are either Chinese or have strong Chinese connections. The story of "our wallet got corrupted" is all a bunch of BS. Do you really believe that? The first 35K who actually got their shares of the"Fair"coin are mostly Chinese. DEV decided to cut-off the remaining 15K because they are mostly American and Israeli wallets. So the goal is to keep control of the "Fair"coin in Chinese hands. They can tell from the IP addresses. Even if someone used multiple IP addresses to generate several tokens, they all can be tracked to a region/country. The Chinese are now starting to dump "Fair"coin, in chunks of hundreds of thousands (see the quote at the top of this post). The reason? Talks with Chinese exchanges to get "Faircoin" listed are faltering. The Chinese are betting FAC will die soon, especially when miners stop mining because they are not seeing any "fair" reward for dedicating their resources to a - what is so far - nothing more than a vaporcoin. And the Chinese determined to destroy all the community and make a totally failed IPO, resulting all the coins they have worth nothing? Wake up, man. I'm Chinese. I have many friends joined in this coin. We are all worried situation today and pray DEV can get things better. I'm Europian and prsent at launching time. The thing about Chinese Devs seems nonsens to me.
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March 13, 2014, 02:08:18 AM |
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What are the miners on "It's the Poolest" thinking? They found 26 new blocks. Only to support the coin.
That's me. I'll stop mining now. Wasted 60 hours of electricity on this bullshit coin. The dev is so fucking unresponsive I can't bear it anymore.
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March 13, 2014, 02:20:43 AM |
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WTS 350,000 FAC (seriously, ~1% of the total supply) PM offers, top offer takes it.
0.1BTC. thanks.
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March 13, 2014, 02:28:40 AM |
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So there are obviously a few lessons here:
1. First, its hard to create a fair coin like this though the devs tried to minimize it by checking for proxy, having a token system. Still if someone was really determined, you can click every hour and maybe if you don't have much of a life and suffering from insomnia, could get say 50000 coins
2. Keeping the PoW reward so small initially discouraged miners, so transactions and confirms stayed stuck for hours and hours. There really is no incentive to mine. Plus no difficulty retargeting and silly 10 min blocks
3. Keep a backup of the wallet file on a secondary storage device. This one should be obvious.
4. Write a stupid shell or perl script to automate sending coins once sign-up phase has ended.
+1. Dev, don't make it too complicated for yourself. Create a new coin with the same specs, but 90s-3min block targets. Keep the same address database. Redistribute. If you want, add another 25,000 free stakes so people that didn't get a chance to register can. +1 I do think this is the only way to give the faircoin a chance.
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March 13, 2014, 02:35:55 AM |
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This is a bit off-topic but recall what Satoshi said here in btctalk many years ago :p
"Lost coins only make everyone else’s coins worth slightly more. Think of it as a donation to everyone."
I kid, I kid.
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March 13, 2014, 02:37:46 AM |
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This is a bit off-topic but recall what Satoshi said here in btctalk many years ago :p
"Lost coins only make everyone else’s coins worth slightly more. Think of it as a donation to everyone."
I kid, I kid.
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March 13, 2014, 02:39:59 AM |
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Two things Prove that 15000w can't come back Announcing a total of 35000w
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March 13, 2014, 02:42:04 AM |
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This is a bit off-topic but recall what Satoshi said here in btctalk many years ago :p
"Lost coins only make everyone else’s coins worth slightly more. Think of it as a donation to everyone."
I kid, I kid.
+1 I'm not kidding ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) ... see here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=198.msg1647#msg1647
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March 13, 2014, 02:52:20 AM |
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The problem with the idea that lost coins are a donation to everyone is when nobody knows which coins or how many are lost.
It creates uncertainty and worry when that's not clear. Right now if Satoshi or one of the other huge entities whose keys appear to be lost were to start spending coins it would cause a panic.
What you have here is much easier to account for. One lost wallet with a known amount in it. Make it so that wallet can't be spent even if the keys are recovered, and you have the public donation scenario. Actually you have the equivalent of a launch with a smaller coin count and an initial distribution to fewer people.
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March 13, 2014, 03:05:24 AM |
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Fair fJvkQL4i4Zb4XkvTiWMtQCnPyjWyDniDi8
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