[ANN][FLAP] FlappyCoin the Gamers Delight

[omahapoker]

what kinda of casino games you guys are making?

[rammy2k2]

where can i find a flappy calculator ?

[spartagates]

Nearly at block 107000; not long to the block size cut; will be interesting to see what happens then!

[dogechode]

Do we have a rough estimate of when we will hit the 110k block (and thus the block reward drop will take effect?)

[Bitdonator]

for about 50 hours

Do we have a rough estimate of when we will hit the 110k block (and thus the block reward drop will take effect?)

[rammy2k2]

where can i find a flappy calculator ?

[devish]

Coin contest for redesigning wallet branding and coin design.

http://www.reddit.com/r/flappycoin/comments/243ggr/oh_my_a_contest_coins_and_wallet_design/

I made a new Design for the FlappyCoin, i hope you like it.
http://www.reddit.com/r/flappycoin/comments/243ggr/oh_my_a_contest_coins_and_wallet_design/
http://imgur.com/5i1oDKm

The New Design Called "Flappy Green"
https://i.imgur.com/5i1oDKml.jpg
Donate when you like: F6UfAwZdqrJFLgP1CPKAhppvr2NoAkP3aM

Devish

[NRD]

where can i find a flappy calculator ?

http://www.coinwarz.com/calculators/flappycoin-mining-calculator

[flappycoin]

We want to perhaps move towards a POS system as well. That will unfortunately be a ways down the road, but it is highly suggested but requires a lot of work to implement.

In the mean time we have heard things that people are requesting and want, we are not ignoring any suggestions but we are discussing the realistic implications of these systems and also working towards goals.

At this time it looks like wallet 3.0 should be... Good to go really. Just cleaning up some stuff.

I'd like to ask, is there any reason for uFlap anymore? I can see see mFlap being used but never uFlap.

[flappycoin]

Coin contest for redesigning wallet branding and coin design.

http://www.reddit.com/r/flappycoin/comments/243ggr/oh_my_a_contest_coins_and_wallet_design/

I made a new Design for the FlappyCoin, i hope you like it.
http://www.reddit.com/r/flappycoin/comments/243ggr/oh_my_a_contest_coins_and_wallet_design/
http://imgur.com/5i1oDKm

The New Design Called "Flappy Green"

Donate when you like: F6UfAwZdqrJFLgP1CPKAhppvr2NoAkP3aM

Devish

I like this design.

[flappycoin]

Wording has been changed for transaction fees. Is this wording appropriate?

"All transactions require a transaction fee based the size of your transaction. You can send it for a fee of (grabvalue), which goes to the nodes that process your transaction and helps to support the network. Do you want to confirm the transaction?"

Transaction fees are kept low and based on a tiered system depending on the transaction size. Small transactions(Measured in their size via bytes) only require a small transaction fee, if you exceed a certain limit you pay a tiny bit more.

[flappycoin]

Spritesheet by cryptgold. Being amended as user flair on reddit.

[flappycoin]

Made an album with some flappycoin pictures.

http://imgur.com/a/jayvx

Feel free to post them anywhere, they are taken from previous thread/areas.

I'd like to collect all the flappymemes in one place.

[spartagates]

Wording has been changed for transaction fees. Is this wording appropriate?

"All transactions require a transaction fee based the size of your transaction. You can send it for a fee of %1, which goes to the nodes that process your transaction and helps to support the network. Do you want to confirm the transaction?"

Transaction fees are kept low and based on a tiered system depending on the transaction size. Small transactions(Measured in their size via bytes) only require a small transaction fee, if you exceed a certain limit you pay a tiny bit more.

Sound fair and clear to me 😊

[flappycoin]

Wording has been changed for transaction fees. Is this wording appropriate?

"All transactions require a transaction fee based the size of your transaction. You can send it for a fee of %1, which goes to the nodes that process your transaction and helps to support the network. Do you want to confirm the transaction?"

Transaction fees are kept low and based on a tiered system depending on the transaction size. Small transactions(Measured in their size via bytes) only require a small transaction fee, if you exceed a certain limit you pay a tiny bit more.

Sound fair and clear to me 😊

Good good.

From testing it seems like its about 3-7 flaps for a standard transaction, over a specific amount it becomes around 35 flaps to send a transaction. For transaction under the dust limit it defaults to about 1 flap.

I feel these are fair, and as time goes on and value raises we can change the transaction fee costs as transactions increase.

[Hiremari]

I can't wait for this coin !!! Come on Max,

[spartagates]

Only just over as full day left to mine at the current rate

[Bitdonator]

I think that 1% fee is too high... 0.1 % sounds much better

Wording has been changed for transaction fees. Is this wording appropriate?

"All transactions require a transaction fee based the size of your transaction. You can send it for a fee of %1, which goes to the nodes that process your transaction and helps to support the network. Do you want to confirm the transaction?"

Transaction fees are kept low and based on a tiered system depending on the transaction size. Small transactions(Measured in their size via bytes) only require a small transaction fee, if you exceed a certain limit you pay a tiny bit more.

[flappycoin]

Added picture flairs to our subreddit.

http://www.reddit.com/r/flappycoin/comments/24cy2b/better_user_flairs_youre_welcome_d/

Also going to have tipbot up soon

[flappycoin]

I think that 1% fee is too high... 0.1 % sounds much better

Wording has been changed for transaction fees. Is this wording appropriate?

"All transactions require a transaction fee based the size of your transaction. You can send it for a fee of %1, which goes to the nodes that process your transaction and helps to support the network. Do you want to confirm the transaction?"

Transaction fees are kept low and based on a tiered system depending on the transaction size. Small transactions(Measured in their size via bytes) only require a small transaction fee, if you exceed a certain limit you pay a tiny bit more.

It's not a 1% fee! Though I see where the confusion comes from.

In coding %1 means grab a value.

The fee isn't a fixed percentage of what you're sending. If you send 100 flap, or 100,000,000 flap it'll still be roughly 5 flaps. If your transaction goes above a certain amount it'll hit 35 flaps at max.

Sorry for the confusion.