[ANN] FairCoin (FAC) - NEW DEVELOPMENT TEAM - Innovation - Promoting Equality -

[drakandar]

So the fac was not dead,but we need some really able to lead the development of the fac,thank you for your work.Hope someone can see the potential of fac, and real contribution

That's in fact the case. Thank you for reading the statement correctly

We'll keep maintaining the coin and it's network. FairCoin will remain a stable platform for the community to expand on.

[lileidechuntian]

Hi all,

We want to inform you, that a new wallet release (v1.0.1) will be available by tomorrow.

Because an other major flaw has been found in the OpenSSL Library we decided to act fast and update our binaries.

This release also builds cleanly on the Raspberry PI, which gives us the most energy efficient way to stake FairCoins.
We'll put binaries for the Raspberry PI FairCoin Wallet on our web site: http://fair-coin.org/#wallet

Further information plus extended change log will follow tomorrow.

regs
Thomas

+1 I predict the end of 2014 the fac  price will be high

[The Scorpion]

Hi all,

We want to inform you, that a new wallet release (v1.0.1) will be available by tomorrow.

Because an other major flaw has been found in the OpenSSL Library we decided to act fast and update our binaries.

This release also builds cleanly on the Raspberry PI, which gives us the most energy efficient way to stake FairCoins.
We'll put binaries for the Raspberry PI FairCoin Wallet on our web site: http://fair-coin.org/#wallet

Further information plus extended change log will follow tomorrow.

regs
Thomas

+1 I predict the end of 2014 the fac  price will be high

And you base that prediction on what?

[lileidechuntian]

Hi all,

We want to inform you, that a new wallet release (v1.0.1) will be available by tomorrow.

Because an other major flaw has been found in the OpenSSL Library we decided to act fast and update our binaries.

This release also builds cleanly on the Raspberry PI, which gives us the most energy efficient way to stake FairCoins.
We'll put binaries for the Raspberry PI FairCoin Wallet on our web site: http://fair-coin.org/#wallet

Further information plus extended change log will follow tomorrow.

regs
Thomas

+1 I predict the end of 2014 the fac  price will be high

And you base that prediction on what?

 Im just playing just kidding

[thokon00]

Hi all,

I just distributed the release candidate of the new wallet to dev team for testing. Depending on their feedback the final release will be available to the public by this or tomorrow evening.

regs
Thomas

[liutiaoming1]

Hi all,

I just distributed the release candidate of the new wallet to dev team for testing. Depending on their feedback the final release will be available to the public by this or tomorrow evening.

regs
Thomas

Do we have any new features with new wallet

[thokon00]

Hi all,

I did not receive enough feedback from the other team members yet, so we postpone the release until tomorrow.

There are no fancy new features you can expect from this release. This version rather contains technical improvements to stabilize the network and fix minor bugs.

Without our intervention this coin would have stopped to work at block 95004.

It's a hard and time consuming job to find the spots where the system needs optimization and intervention. But I think we're getting to point now where we can start thinking about new useful features we could implement.

And here comes the changelog for release v1.0.1:

• Further tweaked the build system (advanced build script by Chris)
• Fixed minor code issues
• now compiles on arm architecture e.g. Raspberry PI
• FIXED: hang on shut-down if minting was stopped before by locking the wallet
• removed bogus StakeModifierCheckpoint at height 95004 which would have caused that no further block would have been created
• now compiling with QRCODE
• added new checkpoint at height 10661
• updated alert and checkpoint master keys
• updated OpenSSL library to version openssl-1.0.1h
• extended rpc command 'getdifficulty' to display the the current instead of the last difficulty
• modified rpc command 'getinfo' to display the last PoS instead of PoW difficulty
• IPv6 support is now activated by default

There will also be pre-build binaries for the Raspberry PI on our web site. The Raspberry PI offers the most energy and cost efficient way stake coins and secure the network. I would really appreciate if people here who own an RPI give it a try and post some feedback.

regs
Thomas

[nezolder]

Hi all,

I did not receive enough feedback from the other team members yet, so we postpone the release until tomorrow.

There are no fancy new features you can expect from this release. This version rather contains technical improvements to stabilize the network and fix minor bugs.

Without our intervention this coin would have stopped to work at block 95004.

It's a hard and time consuming job to find the spots where the system needs optimization and intervention. But I think we're getting to point now where we can start thinking about new useful features we could implement.

And here comes the changelog for release v1.0.1:

• Further tweaked the build system (advanced build script by Chris)
• Fixed minor code issues
• now compiles on arm architecture e.g. Raspberry PI
• FIXED: hang on shut-down if minting was stopped before by locking the wallet
• removed bogus StakeModifierCheckpoint at height 95004 which would have caused that no further block would have been created
• now compiling with QRCODE
• added new checkpoint at height 10661
• updated alert and checkpoint master keys
• updated OpenSSL library to version openssl-1.0.1h
• extended rpc command 'getdifficulty' to display the the current instead of the last difficulty
• modified rpc command 'getinfo' to display the last PoS instead of PoW difficulty
• IPv6 support is now activated by default

There will also be pre-build binaries for the Raspberry PI on our web site. The Raspberry PI offers the most energy and cost efficient way stake coins and secure the network. I would really appreciate if people here who own an RPI give it a try and post some feedback.

regs
Thomas

Nice job!

Thank you, for your work guys!

[liutiaoming1]

where is new wallet? v1.01

[thokon00]

hi all,

just preparing the final build now... I'll keep you up-to-date.

regs
Thomas

[bluetree1]

hi all,

just preparing the final build now... I'll keep you up-to-date.

regs
Thomas

I always support this coin

[poncho32]

hi all,

just preparing the final build now... I'll keep you up-to-date.

regs
Thomas

Thanks for fixing the wallet for us.

[kenboy]

the logo is beautiful,but is it any news?

[thokon00]

Hi all,

I'm happy to announce the availability of our new FairCoin Wallet v1.0.1. You can download it here: http://fair-coin.org/#wallet

Once again the changelog:

• updated OpenSSL library to version openssl-1.0.1h
• Further tweaked the build system (advanced build script by Chris)
• Fixed minor code issues
• now compiles on arm architecture e.g. Raspberry PI
• FIXED: hang on shut-down if minting was stopped before by locking the wallet
• removed bogus StakeModifierCheckpoint at height 95004 which would have caused that no further block would have been created
• now compiling with QRCODE
• added new checkpoint at height 10661
• updated alert and checkpoint master keys
• extended rpc command 'getdifficulty' to display the the current instead of the last difficulty
• modified rpc command 'getinfo' to display the last PoS instead of PoW difficulty
• IPv6 support is now activated by default

The Raspberry PI binaries are being built right now, this takes a couple of hours I'll let you guys know when they are available.

I'd be happy to receive some feedback here.

regs
Thomas

[bluetree1]

Thanks for fixing the wallet for us.

Good job

[liutiaoming1]

only 1.3btc buy wall, we can reach 0.00000001sat
come on

[WSCC]

whoever is selling at this price is selling into my hands. thanks for the cheap coins since more than a week now!!!   

[nezolder]

whoever is selling at this price is selling into my hands. thanks for the cheap coins since more than a week now!!!   

Same here, im buying up always the amount of i got from mining

This coin has a reliable development team, i dont fear to invest my satoshis to it.

[K0b1]

Hi all,

I'm happy to announce the availability of our new FairCoin Wallet v1.0.1. You can download it here: http://fair-coin.org/#wallet

Once again the changelog:

• updated OpenSSL library to version openssl-1.0.1h
• Further tweaked the build system (advanced build script by Chris)
• Fixed minor code issues
• now compiles on arm architecture e.g. Raspberry PI
• FIXED: hang on shut-down if minting was stopped before by locking the wallet
• removed bogus StakeModifierCheckpoint at height 95004 which would have caused that no further block would have been created
• now compiling with QRCODE
• added new checkpoint at height 10661
• updated alert and checkpoint master keys
• extended rpc command 'getdifficulty' to display the the current instead of the last difficulty
• modified rpc command 'getinfo' to display the last PoS instead of PoW difficulty
• IPv6 support is now activated by default

The Raspberry PI binaries are being built right now, this takes a couple of hours I'll let you guys know when they are available.

I'd be happy to receive some feedback here.

regs
Thomas

Thanks alot for Your great work !!!

[thokon00]

Hi all,

first, thanks for your appreciation!  

for those of you who are interested and your entertainment, here is the 'clone path' of FairCoin. I guess it is complete. I discovered the various coins during my current code audit. It's a further step towards transparency:

• FairCoin (FAC) http://fair-coin.org/
• Cryptogenic Bullion (CGB) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=245086.0
• Novacoin (NVC) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=143221.0
• Peercoin (PPC) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101820.0
• Bitcoin (BTC) https://bitcointalk.org/

This means that FairCoin was cloned from Cryptogenic Bullion which was cloned from Novacoin which cloned from Peercoin which was finally cloned from Bitcoin.

regs
Thomas