iGotSpots
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January 31, 2015, 08:41:51 AM
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So as an open question. I know another company already fucked it up, but we had cloud staking months ago and had no issues
How many of you are interested in a new, very secure, cloud staking system done properly? Basically you would get an address that stakes even if your client is closed
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jayaitch
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January 31, 2015, 10:22:04 AM |
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How do I stake from the command-line in Linux? I've compiled it and it's running in daemon mode, blockchain is up-to-date, I have active connections to the network. setgenerate is false (but there's no PoW solo mining on this coin, right?). getmininginfo has 0 for min/max/combined stakeweight.
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martinyin
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January 31, 2015, 10:39:17 AM |
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So as an open question. I know another company already fucked it up, but we had cloud staking months ago and had no issues
How many of you are interested in a new, very secure, cloud staking system done properly? Basically you would get an address that stakes even if your client is closed
i'm interested.  |
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forbesmining
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January 31, 2015, 04:45:30 PM |
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So as an open question. I know another company already fucked it up, but we had cloud staking months ago and had no issues
How many of you are interested in a new, very secure, cloud staking system done properly? Basically you would get an address that stakes even if your client is closed
You've been very creative, and I really like M coin, so sure I'd want to see your offer  |
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Phosphorous
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January 31, 2015, 06:21:05 PM |
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So as an open question. I know another company already fucked it up, but we had cloud staking months ago and had no issues
How many of you are interested in a new, very secure, cloud staking system done properly? Basically you would get an address that stakes even if your client is closed
I'm happy with how it works now. |
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coinking
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January 31, 2015, 06:47:59 PM |
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So as an open question. I know another company already fucked it up, but we had cloud staking months ago and had no issues
How many of you are interested in a new, very secure, cloud staking system done properly? Basically you would get an address that stakes even if your client is closed
wouldn't this disrupt your attempts to sell staking hardward? If you can stake without needed to have your client open what's the point of the hardware? |
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iGotSpots
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January 31, 2015, 06:52:21 PM |
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So as an open question. I know another company already fucked it up, but we had cloud staking months ago and had no issues
How many of you are interested in a new, very secure, cloud staking system done properly? Basically you would get an address that stakes even if your client is closed
wouldn't this disrupt your attempts to sell staking hardward? If you can stake without needed to have your client open what's the point of the hardware? Both will be an option. If I do cloud staking again, it will not be free, but it also will be cheap |
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Mortimer452
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January 31, 2015, 06:59:15 PM |
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How do I stake from the command-line in Linux? I've compiled it and it's running in daemon mode, blockchain is up-to-date, I have active connections to the network. setgenerate is false (but there's no PoW solo mining on this coin, right?). getmininginfo has 0 for min/max/combined stakeweight.
Just leave the daemon running, that's all you need to do. getinfo will show your balance and stake balance (if any). getmininginfo will show your stake weight and the network stake weight. It takes 24hrs from your first deposit for your coins to mature and begin generating stake weight. Approximately 36 hours to your first minted stake block. |
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iGotSpots
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January 31, 2015, 07:59:43 PM |
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How do I stake from the command-line in Linux? I've compiled it and it's running in daemon mode, blockchain is up-to-date, I have active connections to the network. setgenerate is false (but there's no PoW solo mining on this coin, right?). getmininginfo has 0 for min/max/combined stakeweight.
Just leave the daemon running, that's all you need to do. getinfo will show your balance and stake balance (if any). getmininginfo will show your stake weight and the network stake weight. It takes 24hrs from your first deposit for your coins to mature and begin generating stake weight. Approximately 36 hours to your first minted stake block. Correct. Minter starts up right away as long as wallet is unlocked. No need for special commands |
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iGotSpots
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January 31, 2015, 09:47:25 PM |
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So as an open question. I know another company already fucked it up, but we had cloud staking months ago and had no issues
How many of you are interested in a new, very secure, cloud staking system done properly? Basically you would get an address that stakes even if your client is closed
wouldn't this disrupt your attempts to sell staking hardward? If you can stake without needed to have your client open what's the point of the hardware? Also, version 3 is so different it will have a whole new name and its own selling points  |
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vashshawn
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February 01, 2015, 12:11:03 AM |
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yes please bring back cloud staking
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WigitGetIt
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February 01, 2015, 12:13:57 AM |
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So as an open question. I know another company already fucked it up, but we had cloud staking months ago and had no issues
How many of you are interested in a new, very secure, cloud staking system done properly? Basically you would get an address that stakes even if your client is closed
I am very interested in this. |
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Kaenguru
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February 01, 2015, 11:19:42 AM |
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This is my experience with MMXIV in january
09/01 - 31/01
Total Wallet 79,993801
Bought = 58,016003
Mint by Stake = 17,038704
Mining reward = 4,774644
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= 79,829351
Total Wallet = 79,993801
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= -0,16445
Must be inflation
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shawn2025
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February 01, 2015, 11:22:01 AM |
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How many coins does it take to begin staking?
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ryanb
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February 01, 2015, 11:56:30 AM |
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How many coins does it take to begin staking?
i started with 10 |
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d2dtk
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February 02, 2015, 07:18:38 AM |
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So as an open question. I know another company already fucked it up, but we had cloud staking months ago and had no issues
How many of you are interested in a new, very secure, cloud staking system done properly? Basically you would get an address that stakes even if your client is closed
wouldn't this disrupt your attempts to sell staking hardward? If you can stake without needed to have your client open what's the point of the hardware? I would imagine hardware would be more instant and more affordable then online staking. |
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iGotSpots
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February 02, 2015, 09:26:42 AM |
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So as an open question. I know another company already fucked it up, but we had cloud staking months ago and had no issues
How many of you are interested in a new, very secure, cloud staking system done properly? Basically you would get an address that stakes even if your client is closed
wouldn't this disrupt your attempts to sell staking hardward? If you can stake without needed to have your client open what's the point of the hardware? I would imagine hardware would be more instant and more affordable then online staking. Both will have advantages |
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February 02, 2015, 02:01:31 PM |
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If i send coins to my wallet after how many hours do they start staking? 40 coins say?
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Youghoor
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February 02, 2015, 02:39:04 PM |
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As soon as they get confirmed.
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February 02, 2015, 02:50:08 PM |
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If i send coins to my wallet after how many hours do they start staking? 40 coins say?
I would say with 20 coins you should get your first stake within 26~27 hours of the coins hitting your wallet. The stake indicator will turn green about the 24 hour and you should stake very soon afterwards. |
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