[ANN][FAIR] FairCoin - for a fair economy, featuring proof-of-cooperation

[immeraba]

What happens to FAIR price ?

I hope it's only downward correction..

[Zombie123]

the price rose too fast. just a minor correction along the way. Someone wants cheap Faircoin.
 I hope someone dumps into my walls

[drakandar]

the price rose too fast. just a minor correction along the way. Someone wants cheap Faircoin.
 I hope someone dumps into my walls

Sometimes the markets act a bit like a rubber band imho.
If you stretch it too far, it'll snap your fingers
Elastic fantastic

[Jack Liver]

less than 7.7btc in sells 

[smartaction]

less than 7.7btc in sells 

In bittrex you see only the 50 lower asks. In beta.bittrex you can see https://beta.bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-FAIR
that there are 41.765 BTC in sells..

[idandeal]

We waiting for more updates

[Mandy1749]

We waiting for more updates

want to know more?
you can get what you want at http://fair.coop

BTW,be patient.

[matthewh3]

It is very difficult to try and copy text and therefor wallet addresses from this page - https://fair.coop/fairfunds - using the Chrome and Chromuim browsers.  I had no problems though in copying text from the page using the Firefox and Midori browsers.  Although this means people who solely use the Chrome or Chromium browsers will be unable to copy the funds wallet addresses to donate FairCoin.

[Zombie123]

Why is the earth in faircoop logo upside down ?  IS there a reason for that logo

[smartaction]

Why is the earth in faircoop logo upside down ?  IS there a reason for that logo

hahaha 

this means that we want to change how the world looks like   
and for example put some focus in the global south...

[Anduril_FotW]

Why is the earth in faircoop logo upside down ?  IS there a reason for that logo

hahaha 

this means that we want to change how the world looks like   
and for example put some focus in the global south...

That's brilliant ! I love when logo's a well thought out like that and very good symbolism !!!

A question about the mobile wallet:

Are you also working on an IOS wallet ??
And will there also be mobile wallets that can stake ?

[matthewh3]

And will there also be mobile wallets that can stake ?

You'd need to download the full blockchain.  Although NXT type coins do allow the leasing of coins for set amounts of times in a decentralised manner.  So that you can pool them to stake.  Although NXT is not a fork of the Bitcoin codebase.  You can do thirdparty staking through FairSavings though.

[Anduril_FotW]

And will there also be mobile wallets that can stake ?

You'd need to download the full blockchain.  Although NXT type coins do allow the leasing of coins for set amounts of times in a decentralised manner.  So that you can pool them to stake.  Although NXT is not a fork of the Bitcoin codebase.  You can do thirdparty staking through FairSavings though.

Aha, ok. Thanks for explaining !
But if staking can be done on Raspberry Pi it should also be possible on a mobile device right ?

But of course Fairsavings is a very good option as well

[matthewh3]

Aha, ok. Thanks for explaining !
But if staking can be done on Raspberry Pi it should also be possible on a mobile device right ?

But of course Fairsavings is a very good option as well

Yeah I suppose you can get Android devices with 128GB SD card slots and now there are 256GB SD cards too.  So to offer an Android wallet that stakes would be a good option in my books.  For people looking for a very easy way to have a staking wallet.  Who may have a spare old Android device lying about.  As not everyone has the motivation to set up and run a RaspberryPi.  While a lot of people can get hold of an old Android device with a SD card slot or a lot of internal storage.  And it's easilier set up to stake than a Rpi and may even work out cheaper too for some people.  If that development option was taken then it'd probably be best to have a full wallet that works from a BIP0039 seed if possible.  As IMHO an Android staking wallet could help to build up the number of staking nodes.  Which would in turn help to further secure the network.  As it should be very easy to set up and probably use even less power than a Rpi.  Android is not very secure though compared to true Linux run on a Rpi.  Due to all the powers that Google and network providers have over handsets.  Hence why I think it'd probably be a good idea to implement a BIP0039 recovery seed with an Android staking wallet if possible.  As getting the wallet.dat out of an Android OS may not be as easy as say a true Linux OS.

[smartaction]

i has done  a buy of 29 BTC value of Faircoin in one time, to cover the getfaircoin demand
putting the value of faircoin above 1M $ marketcap

and changed the price in getfaircoin from 1 € = 75 FAIR to 1€ = 65 FAIR

tomorrow i will explain why!   

[Zombie123]

That great Enric. I think I know why but I will let you explain

[Jack Liver]

you almost cleaned up everything, curious to know about how it ends 

[deepcreek]

Aha, ok. Thanks for explaining !
But if staking can be done on Raspberry Pi it should also be possible on a mobile device right ?

But of course Fairsavings is a very good option as well

Yeah I suppose you can get Android devices with 128GB SD card slots and now there are 256GB SD cards too.  So to offer an Android wallet that stakes would be a good option in my books.  For people looking for a very easy way to have a staking wallet.  Who may have a spare old Android device lying about.  As not everyone has the motivation to set up and run a RaspberryPi.  While a lot of people can get hold of an old Android device with a SD card slot or a lot of internal storage.  And it's easilier set up to stake than a Rpi and may even work out cheaper too for some people.  If that development option was taken then it'd probably be best to have a full wallet that works from a BIP0039 seed if possible.  As IMHO an Android staking wallet could help to build up the number of staking nodes.  Which would in turn help to further secure the network.  As it should be very easy to set up and probably use even less power than a Rpi.  Android is not very secure though compared to true Linux run on a Rpi.  Due to all the powers that Google and network providers have over handsets.  Hence why I think it'd probably be a good idea to implement a BIP0039 recovery seed with an Android staking wallet if possible.  As getting the wallet.dat out of an Android OS may not be as easy as say a true Linux OS.

Hi, just 2 weeks ago there was something similar like this launched. Its a staking wallet especially for PoS coins, this one was developed for mintcoin but the idea is the same: http://shop.blockchaintechs.com/

[Jack Liver]

that bitstaker is based on Odroid C1 so i think is just a lightweight distro customized for easy run a wallet the "hard" part is mantain repo maybe a wallet in a docker container can be a simpler solution.


there is some cryptos that already has an android stacking wallet ?

[Sebastien256]

i has done  a buy of 29 BTC value of Faircoin in one time, to cover the getfaircoin demand
putting the value of faircoin above 1M $ marketcap

and changed the price in getfaircoin from 1 € = 75 FAIR to 1€ = 65 FAIR

tomorrow i will explain why!   

ho wow