kache
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March 26, 2014, 03:38:25 AM |
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Can't sync the wallet, anyone can provide nodes?
Same issue.
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hanoosh
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March 26, 2014, 03:43:14 AM |
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Can't sync the wallet, anyone can provide nodes?
Same issue. addnode=192.241.153.178
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kache
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March 26, 2014, 03:53:52 AM |
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Can't sync the wallet, anyone can provide nodes?
Same issue. addnode=192.241.153.178 Thanks. Also: addnode=std.mining4all.eu addnode=standard.hashing.at
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Kreativekrypto
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March 26, 2014, 04:01:01 AM |
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This coin if dev stays honest is going to be insanely successful.
even if things go smooth (which will not) just divide amc with mms and see what's your coin fixed price. Just to help u out cause it seems u cant do a simple calculaltion curently your mining coins have a fixed price of 1 std=7,08/400.000.000 in more simplified words if for example lets say you are mining with 3mh you ll take 500 coins per day of aproximate fixed value of 1 satoshi. if you mine some other 1 satoshi coin youll get 1.500.000 now 1.500.000>500 so you actually have a coin with fixed rate of zero and a happy developer. It would appear you are correct, except this huge detail you seemed to have overlooked. The more invested equals more gained per coin. I'm sorry you missed that this is entire point of the coin
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ipominer
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March 26, 2014, 04:11:31 AM |
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Here's a full list of peers I have currently:
addnode=118.70.190.61:5333 addnode=212.187.104.200:57253 addnode=80.239.117.178:55459 addnode=178.49.118.233:5333 addnode=213.112.192.61:60587 addnode=98.126.190.28:5333 addnode=80.101.168.33:62551 addnode=148.251.80.245:50908 addnode=95.28.188.202:5333 addnode=80.128.87.185:57637 addnode=99.2.202.21:50229 addnode=67.241.250.139:5333 addnode=75.163.129.124:56092 addnode=148.251.80.245:45450 addnode=82.68.43.106:50560 addnode=216.121.249.83:50544 addnode=192.241.153.178:5333 addnode=71.8.44.246:54075 addnode=208.107.130.112:38684 addnode=123.243.191.143:5333 addnode=81.224.110.171:54132 addnode=86.158.183.80:60163 addnode=76.120.153.146:56901 addnode=109.158.148.120:53434 addnode=87.113.61.122:57573 addnode=184.171.213.239:56535 addnode=89.146.60.241:58078 addnode=87.187.7.116:50375 addnode=85.3.43.4:60391 addnode=134.3.176.190:52847 addnode=101.167.59.225:62175 addnode=83.82.233.102:62096 addnode=112.81.142.180:50138 addnode=75.108.19.106:5333 addnode=83.4.170.248:11610 addnode=151.225.170.191:56210 addnode=86.23.84.184:65011
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March 26, 2014, 04:24:17 AM |
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Regular Scrypt + KGW. Hmm... I don't know if I should... may get STD... I like new SHA3 coins more.
I don't believe one word what dev claim this coin to be. We've already seen some coins that claim to be anti pump and dump with permanently rising rate. Okay it's better to mine some than be sorry later, just in case.
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ipominer
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March 26, 2014, 05:23:37 AM |
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We moved our pool off of STD - if you want to mine it with us, we did add a direct port. Just register on the site and connect to stratum+tcp://pool.ipominer.com:3423 instead of our normal :3333 multiport.
@Caterpie69 You just need that list if you're having trouble getting a wallet to sync up. You would put it in your standardcoin.conf file.
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March 26, 2014, 07:58:32 AM |
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Hi frends! Plz make full conf file
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Merratzz
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March 26, 2014, 08:04:36 AM Last edit: March 26, 2014, 08:33:51 AM by Merratzz |
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March 26, 2014, 08:49:52 AM |
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Sorry, but however this coin's scheme sounds at least interesting, it makes no sense what so ever. It is a shameless self pump, actually, or maybe I name it wrong, but it is a failed design.
Imagine this coin from thermodynamic perspective, where your particular system (this coin system) is a closed one. Now you put energy inside- namely- BitCoins. The total potential (value) of a system over any available amount of time, stays exactly the same-not taking into account any loss, or dissipation. Now your system translate the potential (BTC value) into its own new scale- STD. Now the most important part goes: no matter to how many (thousands or millions) you divide those BTC, the total potential (value) of a system stay exactly the same. It always will.
Now second most important part, that make me see this as a self pump: because of value of single particle being connected with a fixed divider of the total potential of a system (value), you will gain most buying those particles early/low (accumulation) then waiting for others to participate (add potential to a system), and then dumping your particles- namely- STD, which in turn render other coins to have less total potential. After all, if you consider the edge of the example- someone will stay with ALL coins, that has exactly 0 potential (0 BTC in system). It is the starting state of the system, and will be the ending point of a system, like everything in nature. The most important thing is to know, when to go out, but you can easily use a half-life point of a system to get most of potential out with you.
If above is not working- then it is even worse! At this point it would be not only a fail, but also a scam.
Many people do not notice this, but as long as the whole chain of work-money-spending is not running directly in alt coin, the whole system, and each and every coin is exactly the same scheme.
And a simplified version: obstructing the market laws in an encapsulated system means it is dead on arrival.
But I do not mean to hurt anyone, it is really refreshing to see something new.
Also not wanting to lie that I undermined your ideas without any means of profit- soon you will see something of a true value, something that will not try to hide the fact that it is designed to scam BTC from others; but not from people who participate (investors, miners), but from the whole coin market, mostly the ignorants, pump&dump'ers, lazy, and stupid people.
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March 26, 2014, 09:21:16 AM |
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jomay
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March 26, 2014, 10:00:17 AM |
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This coin if dev stays honest is going to be insanely successful.
even if things go smooth (which will not) just divide amc with mms and see what's your coin fixed price. Just to help u out cause it seems u cant do a simple calculaltion curently your mining coins have a fixed price of 1 std=7,08/400.000.000 in more simplified words if for example lets say you are mining with 3mh you ll take 500 coins per day of aproximate fixed value of 1 satoshi. if you mine some other 1 satoshi coin youll get 1.500.000 now 1.500.000>500 so you actually have a coin with fixed rate of zero and a happy developer. It would appear you are correct, except this huge detail you seemed to have overlooked. The more invested equals more gained per coin. I'm sorry you missed that this is entire point of the coin Not sure I understood the initial post, but I'm pretty sure I understand what happens longer term. Assuming that the dev is trustworth and doesn't run away with BTC or STD... the price guarantee simply puts a lower bound (GER or "price guarantee") on the price, as well as an upper bound (the price you can currently buy from the remaining 50% reserve). The lower bound is at 1/4 of the value invested by early investors and hence they have to accept a possible 75% loss. The upper bound can be derived as follows: F = fraction of stored STD available, where 0 <= F <= 1 F/2*MMS = stored STD available (1/AMC) * F * (MMS/2) = STD's received for one additional BTC invested (there's a tiny rounding approx in here) (2/F) * (AMC/MMS) = (2/F) * GER = price in BTC/STD to buy from stored STD's Hence, after the IPO the upper bound is 2*GER. As more people buy from the stored STD the GER goes up and the upper bound increases much faster than the GER. In other words, after IPO at price z BTC/STD the market price will be between [0.25,0.5]*z BTC/STD or equivalently [1,2]*GER. Whilst it is traded between these bounds NOBODY will buy from the stored STD, but rather from a normal exchange. Problems: 1) The initial investors in the IPO overpay - they could buy the coin for half of what they paid right after the IPO! 2) The price guarantee is useless as/if more people buy from the stored STD. If 90% of the stored STD were sold the price would be bounded between [1, 20]*GER. 3) The coin cannot go up easily! In addition to the coins generated by the miners there are 50% (!) of the total coins available for sale. Their marginal price is 2x the price paid be the initial investors and goes up slowly as the stored STDs are depleted. 4) The price can actually fall below GER if there are concerns that the dev is trustworthy. See Mt Gox. Dear initial investors: your only hope can be that more people do not understand the mechanics.
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March 26, 2014, 10:03:46 AM Last edit: March 26, 2014, 11:25:47 AM by standardcoin |
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Sorry, but however this coin's scheme sounds at least interesting, it makes no sense what so ever. It is a shameless self pump, actually, or maybe I name it wrong, but it is a failed design.
Imagine this coin from thermodynamic perspective, where your particular system (this coin system) is a closed one. Now you put energy inside- namely- BitCoins. The total potential (value) of a system over any available amount of time, stays exactly the same-not taking into account any loss, or dissipation. Now your system translate the potential (BTC value) into its own new scale- STD. Now the most important part goes: no matter to how many (thousands or millions) you divide those BTC, the total potential (value) of a system stay exactly the same. It always will.
Now second most important part, that make me see this as a self pump: because of value of single particle being connected with a fixed divider of the total potential of a system (value), you will gain most buying those particles early/low (accumulation) then waiting for others to participate (add potential to a system), and then dumping your particles- namely- STD, which in turn render other coins to have less total potential. After all, if you consider the edge of the example- someone will stay with ALL coins, that has exactly 0 potential (0 BTC in system). It is the starting state of the system, and will be the ending point of a system, like everything in nature. The most important thing is to know, when to go out, but you can easily use a half-life point of a system to get most of potential out with you.
If above is not working- then it is even worse! At this point it would be not only a fail, but also a scam.
Many people do not notice this, but as long as the whole chain of work-money-spending is not running directly in alt coin, the whole system, and each and every coin is exactly the same scheme.
And a simplified version: obstructing the market laws in an encapsulated system means it is dead on arrival.
But I do not mean to hurt anyone, it is really refreshing to see something new.
Also not wanting to lie that I undermined your ideas without any means of profit- soon you will see something of a true value, something that will not try to hide the fact that it is designed to scam BTC from others; but not from people who participate (investors, miners), but from the whole coin market, mostly the ignorants, pump&dump'ers, lazy, and stupid people.
There is no chance that somebody will hold ALL coins with 0 values. The store always has enough BTC to cover all STD on the market. Nobody except the store itself can hold ALL coins at a specific time. At a point, when all miners and investors want to dump their STD. There will be 0 STD in circulation and 400,000,000 STD in the store. The system won't even dead at this point because it's a golden moment for buyers when someone with a small amount of BTC can get a lot of STD from the store.
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escrowguy
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March 26, 2014, 10:10:37 AM |
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interesting coin
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standardcoin (OP)
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March 26, 2014, 10:18:09 AM Last edit: March 26, 2014, 10:29:51 AM by standardcoin |
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This coin if dev stays honest is going to be insanely successful.
even if things go smooth (which will not) just divide amc with mms and see what's your coin fixed price. Just to help u out cause it seems u cant do a simple calculaltion curently your mining coins have a fixed price of 1 std=7,08/400.000.000 in more simplified words if for example lets say you are mining with 3mh you ll take 500 coins per day of aproximate fixed value of 1 satoshi. if you mine some other 1 satoshi coin youll get 1.500.000 now 1.500.000>500 so you actually have a coin with fixed rate of zero and a happy developer. It would appear you are correct, except this huge detail you seemed to have overlooked. The more invested equals more gained per coin. I'm sorry you missed that this is entire point of the coin Not sure I understood the initial post, but I'm pretty sure I understand what happens longer term. Assuming that the dev is trustworth and doesn't run away with BTC or STD... the price guarantee simply puts a lower bound (GER or "price guarantee") on the price, as well as an upper bound (the price you can currently buy from the remaining 50% reserve). The lower bound is at 1/4 of the value invested by early investors and hence they have to accept a possible 75% loss. The upper bound can be derived as follows: F = fraction of stored STD available, where 0 <= F <= 1 F/2*MMS = stored STD available (1/AMC) * F * (MMS/2) = STD's received for one additional BTC invested (there's a tiny rounding approx in here) (2/F) * (AMC/MMS) = (2/F) * GER = price in BTC/STD to buy from stored STD's Hence, after the IPO the upper bound is 2*GER. As more people buy from the stored STD the GER goes up and the upper bound increases much faster than the GER. In other words, after IPO at price z BTC/STD the market price will be between [0.25,0.5]*z BTC/STD or equivalently [1,2]*GER. Whilst it is traded between these bounds NOBODY will buy from the stored STD, but rather from a normal exchange. Problems: 1) The initial investors in the IPO overpay - they could buy the coin for half of what they paid right after the IPO! 2) The price guarantee is useless as/if more people buy from the stored STD. If 90% of the stored STD were sold the price would be bounded between [1, 20]*GER. 3) The coin cannot go up easily! In addition to the coins generated by the miners there are 50% (!) of the total coins available for sale. Their marginal price is 2x the price paid be the initial investors and goes up slowly as the stored STDs are depleted. 4) The price can actually fall below GER if there are concerns that the dev is trustworthy. See Mt Gox. Dear initial investors: your only hope can be that more people do not understand the mechanics. You understand the system correctly. But there is a small mistake in your calculation. (1/ (AMC+1)) * F * (MMS/2) = STD's received for one additional BTC invested (there's a tiny rounding approx in here). Re-calculate with the new formula, you will see that: The initial investors who join the Price Valuation Phase are the ones that buy at the best rate. And you also forgot that, when someone dump their STD at GER, the stored STD will increase, which mean more STD for new investors, more profit.
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loicatraile
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March 26, 2014, 10:40:04 AM |
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This coin if dev stays honest is going to be insanely successful.
even if things go smooth (which will not) just divide amc with mms and see what's your coin fixed price. Just to help u out cause it seems u cant do a simple calculaltion curently your mining coins have a fixed price of 1 std=7,08/400.000.000 in more simplified words if for example lets say you are mining with 3mh you ll take 500 coins per day of aproximate fixed value of 1 satoshi. if you mine some other 1 satoshi coin youll get 1.500.000 now 1.500.000>500 so you actually have a coin with fixed rate of zero and a happy developer. It would appear you are correct, except this huge detail you seemed to have overlooked. The more invested equals more gained per coin. I'm sorry you missed that this is entire point of the coin Not sure I understood the initial post, but I'm pretty sure I understand what happens longer term. Assuming that the dev is trustworth and doesn't run away with BTC or STD... the price guarantee simply puts a lower bound (GER or "price guarantee") on the price, as well as an upper bound (the price you can currently buy from the remaining 50% reserve). The lower bound is at 1/4 of the value invested by early investors and hence they have to accept a possible 75% loss. The upper bound can be derived as follows: F = fraction of stored STD available, where 0 <= F <= 1 F/2*MMS = stored STD available (1/AMC) * F * (MMS/2) = STD's received for one additional BTC invested (there's a tiny rounding approx in here) (2/F) * (AMC/MMS) = (2/F) * GER = price in BTC/STD to buy from stored STD's Hence, after the IPO the upper bound is 2*GER. As more people buy from the stored STD the GER goes up and the upper bound increases much faster than the GER. In other words, after IPO at price z BTC/STD the market price will be between [0.25,0.5]*z BTC/STD or equivalently [1,2]*GER. Whilst it is traded between these bounds NOBODY will buy from the stored STD, but rather from a normal exchange. Problems: 1) The initial investors in the IPO overpay - they could buy the coin for half of what they paid right after the IPO! 2) The price guarantee is useless as/if more people buy from the stored STD. If 90% of the stored STD were sold the price would be bounded between [1, 20]*GER. 3) The coin cannot go up easily! In addition to the coins generated by the miners there are 50% (!) of the total coins available for sale. Their marginal price is 2x the price paid be the initial investors and goes up slowly as the stored STDs are depleted. 4) The price can actually fall below GER if there are concerns that the dev is trustworthy. See Mt Gox. Dear initial investors: your only hope can be that more people do not understand the mechanics. You understand the system correctly. But there is a small mistake in your calculation. (1/ (AMC+1)) * F * (MMS/2) = STD's received for one additional BTC invested (there's a tiny rounding approx in here). Re-calculate with the new formula, you will see that: The initial investors who join the Price Valuation Phase are the ones that buy at the best rate. And you also forgot that, when someone dump their STD at GER, the stored STD will increase, which mean more STD for new investors, more profit. still .. the catch is that if everyone wants to withdraw there will be at some point no BTC to withdraw anymore.. so it´s a risky run .. who stays in longer ..make profit and can get the money out and who stays to long there kind of like the system
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standardcoin (OP)
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March 26, 2014, 10:46:06 AM |
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still .. the catch is that if everyone wants to withdraw there will be at some point no BTC to withdraw anymore.. so it´s a risky run .. who stays in longer ..make profit and can get the money out and who stays to long there kind of like the system I don't see any risk in the long run here since everybody can take their money out at anytime they like without affecting the GER, in other word: not affecting other investors. When somebody take their BTC out, there will be more STD for new investors, the only effect this action causes is: benefit the future investors.
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March 26, 2014, 11:04:41 AM |
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Why did i miss the IPO :S i would have loved me some cheap std, as i hope this coin will have a bright future
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