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

[Jack Liver]

it's infact a new blockchain with same balances, like a 1:1 coinswap with zero effort for the users

[ninjask]

I can see the value in Bittrex going up almost to twice as much as in Getfaircoin ... time to fix  the price again at getfaircoin maybe?

Yes, we had today new ATH in bittrex, around 0.45 $

anyway, we not take decisions about price, more than one time at the month, for not stressing all our real economy communities...
So, then we have put shorter limits in getfaircoin

Yes, and it just hit 0.53 $ I mean from 0.20 $ in Getfaircoin to 0.53 $ @Bittrex.

Is the buying limit still $1000 a month @getfaircoin?

[ninjask]

I can see the value in Bittrex going up almost to twice as much as in Getfaircoin ... time to fix  the price again at getfaircoin maybe?

Yes, we had today new ATH in bittrex, around 0.45 $

anyway, we not take decisions about price, more than one time at the month, for not stressing all our real economy communities...
So, then we have put shorter limits in getfaircoin

Yes, and it just hit 0.53 $ I mean from 0.20 $ in Getfaircoin to 0.53 $ @Bittrex.

Is the buying limit still $1000 a month @getfaircoin?

Sorry i just read here: https://getfaircoin.net/downloads/getfaircoin-limited-amount/

That's good!

[ninjask]

I do have to mention that my address changed after the wallet update.

Not sure why but it did..

[smartaction]

I do have to mention that my address changed after the wallet update.

Not sure why but it did..

In the core wallet?

[ninjask]

I do have to mention that my address changed after the wallet update.

Not sure why but it did..

In the core wallet?

Yes

[Jack Liver]

i exerience this only opening the old faircoin 1.5.2 wallet the address was new.

[ninjask]

i exerience this only opening the old faircoin 1.5.2 wallet the address was new.

Mine was showing the same old address up until i made a small transfer yesterday, and i only realised by looking up at the rich list.

[Jack Liver]

so after the update you had a new address but with same balance    maybe it was just the effect of the trasfer are you sure that wasn't a change address ?

[ninjask]

so after the update you had a new address but with same balance    maybe it was just the effect of the trasfer are you sure that wasn't a change address ?

Well i never requested a change address so i guess the address just changed.

[ninjask]

Or maybe is just a glitch @faircoin Rich list?

[Jack Liver]

Well i never requested a change address so i guess the address just changed.

it's automatic, for instance if you have an address with 1000 coin and you send 700 coin to another address your rest of 300 coin doesn't return to your initial address but to a new one of your wallet, it's the same for all cryptocurrencies based on bitcoin.

[ninjask]

Well i never requested a change address so i guess the address just changed.

it's automatic, for instance if you have an address with 1000 coin and you send 700 coin to another address your rest of 300 coin doesn't return to your initial address but to a new one of your wallet, it's the same for all cryptocurrencies based on bitcoin.

Ah ok, so every time i send coins out i get a new address?

[Jack Liver]

pratically yes, your wallet.dat has a pool of addresses on creation after many transaction you can "consume" them and start generating new ones that can be not present in an old backup, this is why is raccomended make regular backups.

this way of work of the wallet was designed for privacy but if you don't like it there's another way go in Settings > Option > Wallet and check Enable Coin Control Features after the restart of the wallet client, in the Send tab you can see Coin Control Features and new field Custom change address here you can put your favorite address for the change/rest, don't put the address of someone else for a mistake  

if you click on the Inputs buttons you can see on which addresses are your funds and even reunite on a single address doing a payment to yourself.

[smartaction]

The new electrum wallet is ready for linux!

https://download.faircoin.world/

[ninjask]

pratically yes, your wallet.dat has a pool of addresses on creation after many transaction you can "consume" them and start generating new ones that can be not present in an old backup, this is why is raccomended make regular backups.

this way of work of the wallet was designed for privacy but if you don't like it there's another way go in Settings > Option > Wallet and check Enable Coin Control Features after the restart of the wallet client, in the Send tab you can see Coin Control Features and new field Custom change address here you can put your favorite address for the change/rest, don't put the address of someone else for a mistake  

if you click on the Inputs buttons you can see on which addresses are your funds and even reunite on a single address doing a payment to yourself.

Ok , Perfect and thanks!

That means when i custom change the address to my original address the coins will always come back to that address.
That works well for me.

[Jack Liver]

The new electrum wallet is ready for linux!

https://download.faircoin.world/

tested and working with trezor 

i have installed python-trezor libraries as described here https://github.com/trezor/python-trezor.

Ok , Perfect and thanks!

That means when i custom change the address to my original address the coins will always come back to that address.
That works well for me.

exactly

[abhinavgopidi]

I sent faircoin from old wallet to new wallet and did not receive any faircoins can any one tell how can I retrieve my faircoins

[Jack Liver]

what do you mean from old wallet to new wallet you send your FairCoins to another address ? the only thing you need to do is download the new FairCoin2 client install and run, nothing more.

[thokon00]

The new electrum wallet is ready for linux!

https://download.faircoin.world/

tested and working with trezor 

i have installed python-trezor libraries as described here https://github.com/trezor/python-trezor.

Cool, what hardware device product did you use?