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February 22, 2016, 03:59:17 AM
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Hello, a big greeting to all!
I have a problem with my wallet:
My wallet not mine, not stake
after updating my wallet to version 2.2.1.0 and perform -rescan, y run repairwallet, no is mining.
In the debug.log file I get the following error repeatedly:

ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
.....

how I can fix it?

quick search - no fast answer
some links point to corrupted wallet.dat file
also, outdated Asiacoin code ( based on Bitcoin 0.6.3 ) is not helping

trying to reach devs

https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=505.0.

https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues/2570

https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues/2821

http://bitcoinstats.com/irc/bitcoin-dev/logs/2012/07/30

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=490052.0  - nobody answered in this thread



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February 25, 2016, 02:31:19 AM
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Hello, a big greeting to all!
I have a problem with my wallet:
My wallet not mine, not stake
after updating my wallet to version 2.2.1.0 and perform -rescan, y run repairwallet, no is mining.
In the debug.log file I get the following error repeatedly:

ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
ERROR: mempool transaction missing input
.....

how I can fix it?

quick search - no fast answer

some links point to corrupted wallet.dat file
also, outdated Asiacoin code ( based on Bitcoin 0.6.3 ) is not helping

trying to reach devs

https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=505.0.

https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues/2570

https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues/2821

http://bitcoinstats.com/irc/bitcoin-dev/logs/2012/07/30

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=490052.0  - nobody answered in this thread

Thank you! I've solved the problem, I had to export the private key and then import it into another empty and clean wallet. Now no error messages in the debug.log file  Wink

Thank you very much for answering Smiley

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March 05, 2016, 12:25:03 PM
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is anybody staking success last days? I had no any staked coins since 08 January, even if I leave open client by 24h. Got v. 2.2.1.0 of client, over twenty connections, right no. block same as explorer...etc. It was staking before, up to my last staked coins on beginning of this year. Had no problems before, I changed nothing but looks like staking stop for me. Anyone got similar symptoms? Or there is some solution to fix that?

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March 05, 2016, 12:35:04 PM
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is anybody staking success last days? I had no any staked coins since 08 January, even if I leave open client by 24h. Got v. 2.2.1.0 of client, over twenty connections, right no. block same as explorer...etc. It was staking before, up to my last staked coins on beginning of this year. Had no problems before, I changed nothing but looks like staking stop for me. Anyone got similar symptoms? Or there is some solution to fix that?

Hmm,

Looking at the block explorer someone is using the timewarp attack on your coin.
1011503   just now   20.4 kB   7,756.286929 AC   1.26    Proof of Stake
1011502   just now   20.4 kB   15,531.449013 AC   1.24    Proof of Stake
1011501   just now   20.4 kB   1,814.045 AC   1.25    Proof of Stake
1011500   just now   30.6 kB   26,656.904027 AC   1.23    Proof of Stake
1011499   just now   20.4 kB   177.443835 AC   1.30    Proof of Stake
1011498   just now   20.4 kB   621.961369 AC   1.37    Proof of Stake
1011497   just now   20.4 kB   9,960.027753 AC   1.33    Proof of Stake

They set the time on their PC toward the upper end of the timedrift and are out staking everyone else.
Dev will need to release a code update changing the time drift from 2 hours down to 1 minute or so.

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http://bitcoinist.net/interview-presstab-pos-vulnerabilities/
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March 05, 2016, 01:48:19 PM
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is anybody staking success last days? I had no any staked coins since 08 January, even if I leave open client by 24h. Got v. 2.2.1.0 of client, over twenty connections, right no. block same as explorer...etc. It was staking before, up to my last staked coins on beginning of this year. Had no problems before, I changed nothing but looks like staking stop for me. Anyone got similar symptoms? Or there is some solution to fix that?

Hmm,

Looking at the block explorer someone is using the timewarp attack on your coin.
1011503   just now   20.4 kB   7,756.286929 AC   1.26    Proof of Stake
1011502   just now   20.4 kB   15,531.449013 AC   1.24    Proof of Stake
1011501   just now   20.4 kB   1,814.045 AC   1.25    Proof of Stake
1011500   just now   30.6 kB   26,656.904027 AC   1.23    Proof of Stake
1011499   just now   20.4 kB   177.443835 AC   1.30    Proof of Stake
1011498   just now   20.4 kB   621.961369 AC   1.37    Proof of Stake
1011497   just now   20.4 kB   9,960.027753 AC   1.33    Proof of Stake

They set the time on their PC toward the upper end of the timedrift and are out staking everyone else.
Dev will need to release a code update changing the time drift from 2 hours down to 1 minute or so.

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FYI:
http://bitcoinist.net/interview-presstab-pos-vulnerabilities/

Thanks for quick answer and clarify that case. So all in dev hands now.

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March 05, 2016, 02:42:08 PM
Last edit: March 05, 2016, 03:14:28 PM by bittcoinn
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is anybody staking success last days? I had no any staked coins since 08 January, even if I leave open client by 24h. Got v. 2.2.1.0 of client, over twenty connections, right no. block same as explorer...etc. It was staking before, up to my last staked coins on beginning of this year. Had no problems before, I changed nothing but looks like staking stop for me. Anyone got similar symptoms? Or there is some solution to fix that?

Hmm,

Looking at the block explorer someone is using the timewarp attack on your coin.
1011503   just now   20.4 kB   7,756.286929 AC   1.26    Proof of Stake
1011502   just now   20.4 kB   15,531.449013 AC   1.24    Proof of Stake
1011501   just now   20.4 kB   1,814.045 AC   1.25    Proof of Stake
1011500   just now   30.6 kB   26,656.904027 AC   1.23    Proof of Stake
1011499   just now   20.4 kB   177.443835 AC   1.30    Proof of Stake
1011498   just now   20.4 kB   621.961369 AC   1.37    Proof of Stake
1011497   just now   20.4 kB   9,960.027753 AC   1.33    Proof of Stake

They set the time on their PC toward the upper end of the timedrift and are out staking everyone else.
Dev will need to release a code update changing the time drift from 2 hours down to 1 minute or so.

 Cool

FYI:
http://bitcoinist.net/interview-presstab-pos-vulnerabilities/

Thanks for quick answer and clarify that case. So all in dev hands now.

this description from Kiklo does not fit here as difficulty is quite high - 1.77 was last . main point of Kiklo is that difficulty will tank a lot during such an attack

anyway, trying to figure out what to do with time drift parameter

1 minute is reasonable

dev says now - less time drift means more orphans

as to drift attack - it looks as something different here : now no block creation for 34 minutes

edit : 14:55 UTC: limiting time drift would mean : hard fork again?
do we want another hard fork?
for this moments hard fork seems unavoidable if want to decrease time drift


edit:14:59 UTC - now blockchain stopped for 47 minutes already. becoming scary.

edit: 15:01: UTC - which block to use for hard fork ?

edit 15:11 UTC blockchain moves again, no signs of this attack : "just now" and difficulty goes up to 2.03 and going higher.
maybe Kiklo was right about nature of attack

really should be getting more opinions : do we need this one hard fork - with limiting time drift?

please to submit feedback
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March 05, 2016, 08:38:11 PM
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1 minute is reasonable

dev says now - less time drift means more orphans

as to drift attack - it looks as something different here : now no block creation for 34 minutes

edit : 14:55 UTC: limiting time drift would mean : hard fork again?
do we want another hard fork?
for this moments hard fork seems unavoidable if want to decrease time drift


edit:14:59 UTC - now blockchain stopped for 47 minutes already. becoming scary.

edit: 15:01: UTC - which block to use for hard fork ?

edit 15:11 UTC blockchain moves again, no signs of this attack : "just now" and difficulty goes up to 2.03 and going higher.
maybe Kiklo was right about nature of attack

really should be getting more opinions : do we need this one hard fork - with limiting time drift?

please to submit feedback

Hardfork with a new time drift is the only way to stop timewarp from happening again.
It will stop for a little while when the guy doing it runs out of stakeable coins , and has to wait for them to be ready to stake again.
We fixed this at ZEIT a while ago, and our block time is 30 seconds and we used a 1 minute time drift, since your block time is 1 minute , you could probably go a little higher to 1½ or even 2 minutes , but you want to test to confirm.
Your Block explorer looks normal now, so the attack should be over until the culprit has more coins ready to stake.
Have your Dev or someone with alot of coins ready to stake change their time ahead 1 or 2 minutes , if it does not drop the difficulty in half, then that amount of time is safe to use for a permanent timedrift . IMO, I would test 2minutes first, because you do want the highest drift possible to avoid Orphan Storms.  Smiley

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March 05, 2016, 11:30:25 PM
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is anybody staking success last days? I had no any staked coins since 08 January, even if I leave open client by 24h. Got v. 2.2.1.0 of client, over twenty connections, right no. block same as explorer...etc. It was staking before, up to my last staked coins on beginning of this year. Had no problems before, I changed nothing but looks like staking stop for me. Anyone got similar symptoms? Or there is some solution to fix that?

look at network past difficulty at https://chainz.cryptoid.info/ac/#!overview

your day Jan, 08 : network diff  1,43 and keeps rising afterwards

since Jan 27, 2016 : climbs to 2.0 and stays in this area and above most of days up to
difficulty 2.58 on Feb 08, 2015

look previous difficulty readings:

Dec 01, 2015 : difficulty 0.9095

Nov 01, 2015 : difficulty 0.4209

Oct 15, 2015 : difficulty 0.0003

it has been dramatic increase in difficulty since October
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March 13, 2016, 12:19:44 AM
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I just got around to resyncing my wallet from scratch a day or so ago, it hadn't been synced since my last staking which was 9/22/2015.

it synced up fine but has been sitting waiting to stake for over a day, I figure since it has been so long that it's weight should be high and should've found a block pretty quick? am I wrong? or is something funky going on?

I read some of the last page here, has the funkyness been figured out?

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March 15, 2016, 11:45:36 AM
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I just got around to resyncing my wallet from scratch a day or so ago, it hadn't been synced since my last staking which was 9/22/2015.

it synced up fine but has been sitting waiting to stake for over a day, I figure since it has been so long that it's weight should be high and should've found a block pretty quick? am I wrong? or is something funky going on?

I read some of the last page here, has the funkyness been figured out?

there are some reasons for another Asiacoin hard fork with following minor improvements:
1.increasing priority of older UTXO so it will be easier to stake older UTXO
2.limiting timedrift to much smaller value from present 120 minutes ( copied from PPC )

testing of this single line of code making preference for older UTXO was quite successful on present Asiacoin network, all stakes received were old.
But all this test staking went to a 100% fork, none was confirmed and wallet had to be resynced.
It is expected when all wallets including explorer wallet will use this one line of code changed, forking would not happen.

there is no clear idea how to fix major Asiacoin problems
-Asiacoin code is outdated, based on Bitcoin version 0.6.3, and several improvements found later in BTC and PPC are not present here
-elimination of 3.2 billion wallet from Asiacoin blockchain - only feasible way seem to be exchange Asiacoin to Asiacoin 2.0 with different blockchain

there is no idea how to increase Asiacoin exchanges count, no exchange believes now that Asiacoin could do decent volume, after 20 months of low volumes.

there is no idea how to do promotion work for Asiacoin

actually have no time to follow other coins

does anyone know why coins like FCT TIPS NEM EMC AMP EAC XVG XSI and so on have made marketcap increases from 500% to 10.000% ?

information, knowledge and ideas welcome here or on PM
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March 15, 2016, 11:53:00 AM
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deos anyone know why coins like FCT TIPS NEM EMC AMP EAC XVG XSI and so on have made marketcap increases from 500% to 10.000% ?

information, knowledge and ideas welcome here or on PM

Can't speak for the others, but XSI is a Pump Scam by some Chinese Miners, as it had nothing happening and the price spiked and now the Volume is $ 18,482   on 1 Exchange.
PURE SCAM !!!


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deos anyone know why coins like FCT TIPS NEM EMC AMP EAC XVG XSI and so on have made marketcap increases from 500% to 10.000% ?

information, knowledge and ideas welcome here or on PM

Can't speak for the others, but XSI is a Pump Scam by some Chinese Miners, as it had nothing happening and the price spiked and now the Volume is $ 18,482   on 1 Exchange.
PURE SCAM !!!


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lol I've been lucky a couple times with new coins, but mostly try to stay away from them now... too darn stressful. most turnout out to be pump attempts. I stayed away from ETH too long and missed the boat lol thats for sure

I've pretty much given up on AC but would like to stake just in case someone decides to do something with it, I'm still staking and trading MINT cause there is still people trying, heck I even still stake and trade POT

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March 16, 2016, 08:21:15 AM
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deos anyone know why coins like FCT TIPS NEM EMC AMP EAC XVG XSI and so on have made marketcap increases from 500% to 10.000% ?

information, knowledge and ideas welcome here or on PM

Can't speak for the others, but XSI is a Pump Scam by some Chinese Miners, as it had nothing happening and the price spiked and now the Volume is $ 18,482   on 1 Exchange.
PURE SCAM !!!


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lol I've been lucky a couple times with new coins, but mostly try to stay away from them now... too darn stressful. most turnout out to be pump attempts. I stayed away from ETH too long and missed the boat lol thats for sure

I've pretty much given up on AC but would like to stake just in case someone decides to do something with it, I'm still staking and trading MINT cause there is still people trying, heck I even still stake and trade POT

missed ETH badly, too.
for being obviously a pumped vaporware with not much intrinsic value at least for now.
only when ETH was already close to 5 USD noticed on forum someone said that Goldman Sachs people are involved in ETH ( was it a secret or it was always known? )
GS speculators have so much more deep pockets and deep knowledge than unknown chinese pushers or even BigVern
as additional profit for pumping this vaporware GS people will undercut Bitcoin
with GoldmanSachs link accepted as true, ETH can easily go to 50 USD and then with GS style price will be kept longer time high ( not BigVern style : rapid dump to zero )
actually, it seems ETH could be a multi-layered pump : first, a typical altcoin pump well organised
then, at some point overtaken by GoldmanSachs guys ( or ladies for that matter : remember as Bloomberg says : One of the destroyers of the world http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2013-09-12/blythe-masters-jpmorgans-credit-derivatives-guru-is-not-sorry - Blythe now left killing oil and gold world markets and is running some murky BTC operations )


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March 23, 2016, 09:47:08 PM
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So, what's the latest on AsiaCoin? Plans? Development? Anything?

Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time. Thomas A. Edison
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March 26, 2016, 04:43:32 PM
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So, what's the latest on AsiaCoin? Plans? Development? Anything?
Seems like everyone has given up... sad to see it go
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March 27, 2016, 10:30:07 AM
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So, what's the latest on AsiaCoin? Plans? Development? Anything?
Seems like everyone has given up... sad to see it go

thanks for your enlightening comment

since you seem to care of Asiacoin
could you post here or on PM best ideas for survival?

you seem to have good experience of publishing on dying coins
from my limited experience cannot verify these posts as correct or not:


from your archived posts

March 26, 2016, 08:37:47 PM
NXT is already dead, right?

and September 26, 2014, 09:26:51 AM  (Asiacoin thread)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=595999.msg8978010#msg8978010
No activity whatsoever from the community or devs.
It is safe to assume it as dead and get out of it before it vanishes from all the exchanges.

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March 27, 2016, 10:34:39 AM
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So, what's the latest on AsiaCoin? Plans? Development? Anything?
Seems like everyone has given up... sad to see it go

thanks for your enlightening comment

since you seem to care of Asiacoin
could you post here or on PM best ideas for survival?

you seem to have good experience of publishing on dying coins
from my limited experience cannot verify these posts as correct or not:


from your archived posts

March 26, 2016, 08:37:47 PM
NXT is already dead, right?

and September 26, 2014, 09:26:51 AM  (Asiacoin thread)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=595999.msg8978010#msg8978010
No activity whatsoever from the community or devs.
It is safe to assume it as dead and get out of it before it vanishes from all the exchanges.


I am not an optimist like you.
So you wanna say, the development of Asiacoin is happening at full steam in the background.?
Please enlighten me as I still have some coins stuck at cryptsy.
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March 27, 2016, 11:05:14 AM
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So, what's the latest on AsiaCoin? Plans? Development? Anything?
Seems like everyone has given up... sad to see it go

thanks for your enlightening comment

since you seem to care of Asiacoin
could you post here or on PM best ideas for survival?

you seem to have good experience of publishing on dying coins
from my limited experience cannot verify these posts as correct or not:


from your archived posts

March 26, 2016, 08:37:47 PM
NXT is already dead, right?

and September 26, 2014, 09:26:51 AM  (Asiacoin thread)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=595999.msg8978010#msg8978010
No activity whatsoever from the community or devs.
It is safe to assume it as dead and get out of it before it vanishes from all the exchanges.


I am not an optimist like you.
So you wanna say, the development of Asiacoin is happening at full steam in the background.?
Please enlighten me as I still have some coins stuck at cryptsy.

thanks for info

BTW what happening at Cryptsy?
stopped following this after 350 pages
any chances to recover BTC?

as to Asiacoin: obviously trying, unfortunately no success

worst headache is exchanges: got straight answer from some exchanges that AC volume
is too low, and silence from other exchanges

would be very obliged for any leads how to reach exchanges

recent 12 months seen some smaller coins reached some bigger exchanges for unknown reason

is this because of private contacts or there is some intermediary who arranges listing
for a fee? please PM if known
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March 27, 2016, 12:23:37 PM
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Survival Tips

option A - BTER handles swap (bad)
option B - cryptopia handles swap (better)
option C - both (best) but how to manage coins?  who getting how many?

1. generate a whole new 'update' chain/algo/wallet  (run it in beta)
2. reduce coin count divide by 100 OR increase x10
3. announce swap date 6 weeks before it happens ... keep it open for 4 weeks
4. burn the left overs (that means Cryptsy coins get deleted .. elsewise you'll likely end up buying them from the Thief)
5. look at proof of line and flat (or max) reward per block for the new algo

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March 27, 2016, 12:48:31 PM
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Survival Tips

option A - BTER handles swap (bad)
option B - cryptopia handles swap (better)
option C - both (best) but how to manage coins?  who getting how many?

1. generate a whole new 'update' chain/algo/wallet  (run it in beta)
2. reduce coin count divide by 100 OR increase x10
3. announce swap date 6 weeks before it happens ... keep it open for 4 weeks
4. burn the left overs (that means Cryptsy coins get deleted .. elsewise you'll likely end up buying them from the Thief)
5. look at proof of line and flat (or max) reward per block for the new algo

So do we just abandon the cryptsy users?
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