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CAIx
CAIx is a 100% Proof-of-Stake crypto currency that pays 5% interest yearly.
Staking starts in 8 to 10 hours after coins are confirmed in wallet.
| ★ Startup Money Supply: | ~ 1.6 Million CAIx |
| ★ Stake Interest: | 5% Annually |
| ★ Confirmations: | 10 |
| ★ Maturity: | 500 |
| ★ Minimum Stake Age: | 8 hours |
| ★ Ports: | RPC=1510 and P2P=1511 |
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03/26/2015 - Released wallet v1.1.2.2 with stability improvements, minor bug fixes
03/24/2015 - Updated the bootstrap.dat file
11/24/2014 - CAIx has been re-added to Bittrex.
11/24/2014 - The Titan has arrived, PSP started.
Wallet v1.1.2.2 Download (Enhanced UI, market data, block explorer, ...)* if you are having trouble with the latest client please download the previous clients below.
Original Wallet DownloadIf you have troubles building your own CAIx client, please read through our
readme.
If u still have troubles building afterwards, please contact us at #caishen on FreeNode.net.
bootstrap.dat file 06/01/2015What is bootstrap.datbootstrap.dat allows a new CAIx client (not synced) to rapidly import the initial blocks from a local file instead of slowly downloading blocks from random peers.
This significantly reduces the time it takes to get a client synced with the current blockchain.
Simply having bootstrap.dat in CAIx's expected data directory will make your initial block sync much faster. For default directories, have a look at our
GitHub.
How this works- Download bootstrap.rar from MEGA.
- Unpack to obtain bootstrap.dat.
- Put the bootstrap.dat file into the CAIx datadir. This is the same folder that contains wallet.dat and the blocks folder. Or run the wallet with "CAIx-qt.exe -loadblock=c:\path_to\bootstrap.dat
- Launching the CAIx client will take longer, because the bootstrap.dat file is being imported to the wallet."
- Delete bootstrap.dat.old after the process if you want to recover some storage space.
