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May 19, 2018, 07:27:49 PM
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Where can I get information about your project? Any websites or links?
Here you get a list of links related to Philosopherstone-coin project:
https://twitter.com/PHS_stone/status/970775656756908032
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May 28, 2018, 09:45:39 PM
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Current news from Cryptopia, with my interpretation:

- prices are plummeting due to some people buying very low, with heavy support (something like 23000PHS on the 4.35uBTC line, which is quite enormous)
- I've seen this bloke making random offers around 20000PHS for a while, feels like someone who doesn't mind losing up to 1000$ (which is not my case, at any rate)
- conclusion: could be some kind of trolling to destabilise our fragile market (most people are bidding 500-1000PHS at a time, so this looks like powerful 'investors')

So, here's my message to the community:
- remembering how BTC itself was quite destabilised by financial market investors, I would advise PHS owners not to sell at such a low rate (and lose quite a lot of money). Not giving in to such pressure should lead them to make more reasonable offers. Up until now PHS has been staying wisely between 5 and 6 uBTC, there's no reason this should change all of a sudden because Mr Big Guy decided it was so. And if we want to make this into an actual currency, we have to keep it stable.

The bottomline is that a number of powerful shareholders will be ready to lose some money to ruin the cryptocurrency initiative, seeing as it threatens the all-powerfulness of the banking system they rely on. The community has to be ready to stand firm to those attacks, and react intelligently by thinking of long-term profit rather than giving in to induced market panic. Personnally I'm not going to change my positions, and will still be selling around 6uBTC, because I know what PHS is worth.

Thanks for your attention,
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May 31, 2018, 07:46:43 PM
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The PHS seem to have a built-in price stabilisation. Wink

The staking profit is very high, so the PHS owners prefer to stake instead of trading PHS on an exchange.  Cool
This results in a low trading volume of PHS is quite low.

You can see some "bears" on cryptopia who want to buy PHS for a lower price but the PHS owners prefer to stake PHS instead of selling PHS ;-)
But the time is running against the "bears" because the longer they wait to buy PHS the more stake profit they will miss.
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June 05, 2018, 11:28:23 PM
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The staking profit is very high, so the PHS owners prefer to stake instead of trading PHS on an exchange.  Cool

Not sure about that, I'm still making quite a lot of profit playing a usual game of buying at a slightly lesser price and selling at a slightly higher price. Most of my fund is staking, but if I dedicate ~2000PHS to that, it seems profitable. And in doing this I'm participating in keeping the thing around a medium level. People come in an out of the market, because they need their money elsewhere, and if nobody is present on the market this results in them buying or selling at extreme prices. We do need to have a quote for PHS (otherwise it would be purely abstract), and that is done through the continuous negociation of the market. Things would be different if PHS was quoted on several markets, but this might take some time.
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June 05, 2018, 11:38:59 PM
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I've noticed recently (~3 days) that on my Android phone, the quotes for PHS@Cryptopia are not getting updated.
I'm using both the 'official' PHS app for Android and BitCoin Checker, and none of the two seem to be getting updates.
Is that specific to me ? Is it related to Cryptopia modifying their public API ? Or is this specific to PHS ?

If anyone has any relevant information, it's welcome...
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June 07, 2018, 08:19:22 PM
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I'm using both the 'official' PHS app for Android and BitCoin Checker, and none of the two seem to be getting updates.

I set the "Refresh Interval" in the "Simple Philosopherstone Widget"  to 1 minute and I always get the latest prices from cryptopia.
 
I guess you have enabled "backgroud data saver" or something similar on your phone?
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June 11, 2018, 12:29:23 AM
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Not sure about what you mean by 'background data saver'. Just took a look and it doesn't seem enabled anywhere in data consumption.
I usually have no mobile data whatsoever, I turn it on only when I need it. I mostly stay at home anyway, and only need the phone when I'm on the move.
GPS is usually disabled also, not for privacy reasons but because it ruins my battery lifecycle.
Please note I'm using an old SG3 that still runs pretty well with the now defunct CyanogenMod.
It might sound silly for a computer professional, but I started programming long before home PCs were the norm, saw laptops, cell phones and then smartphones appearing during my lifetime, and am still not used to software that supposedly autoconfigures -- though as opposed to my elder brother, who's a real CLI fanatic, I tend to appreciate GUI if it gives you a hint of what is really going on...
The fact that BitCoin Checker is failing to update also seems to indicate a more general problem, which is why I'm asking.
Maybe I should mention I'm living in France, sometimes I wonder whether that might be a problem.
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June 11, 2018, 12:36:46 AM
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Oh and also, if anyone's interested into building an ether mining rig (which might do also for any other protocol based on GPU mining), I just went through the process out of curiosity and could give a few explanations on how to get about it with a reasonable budget (mostly relying on stuff bought from China). Took me about three months, going through all sorts of failures and silly situations, but with the experience it could be done within a month, if someone cares to learn. I can chat about that via email, just let me know.
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June 18, 2018, 05:58:28 AM
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Where's all the active connections gone?  Huh
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June 19, 2018, 07:13:52 PM
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Where's all the active connections gone?  Huh

How many connections do you have?
My number of connections is most of the time between 12 and 25. Just in this moment I have 21 connections.
Do you run your wallet as a full node, too?
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June 20, 2018, 06:49:13 AM
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I only had 2 on my PC (and 1 of those was my Pi).

Not a full node as yet, I've lost the password to my router so have to do a factory reset apparently.....then set everything back up again  Cry


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How many connections do you have?
My number of connections is most of the time between 12 and 25. Just in this moment I have 21 connections.
Do you run your wallet as a full node, too?
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July 05, 2018, 05:25:21 PM
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Man, I'm behind the times, didn't even realize I could do a full node with a coin just by allowing the data port. But I have it up and running now, 16 connections so far, I run my wallet all the time anyways so why not?
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August 22, 2018, 07:34:26 PM
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Man, I'm behind the times, didn't even realize I could do a full node with a coin just by allowing the data port. But I have it up and running now, 16 connections so far, I run my wallet all the time anyways so why not?

Thanks for your support. It seems there are more and more full node supporters out there. And you are right, I guess most of PHS-wallet-users do not know what a full node is and even if they know what it is they might not know how to set up a full node.
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August 25, 2018, 11:02:19 AM
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Hello everybody. Tell me, what happens to this project? Is there a road map here?

Road maps are boring. Surprises are more exciting  Shocked  Wink
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September 09, 2018, 02:20:21 PM
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October 09, 2018, 03:36:32 AM
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we have noone exchange for now, cryptopia ended (
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October 09, 2018, 05:43:30 PM
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Dear PHS Dev
You can add PHS coin to https://digitalprice.io/
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October 10, 2018, 02:42:32 PM
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why has cryptopia delisted this long standing project that works fine?

I would suggest looking into novaexchange this was very reliable in the past and closed down in the correct way... it is back up now and should be easy to get on

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October 10, 2018, 07:38:48 PM
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PHS was a reliable running coin with a high rating.
The only disadvantage (in the point of view an exchange) was the low trading volume.
So I guess this was the only reason why cryptopia delisted PHS  Cry
(Do not forget to withdraw your PHS until full delisting on 9 November 2018!!!)

But If anyone could bring PHS to a different exchange this would be cool  Cool
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October 11, 2018, 06:51:44 AM
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R.I.P
2014 -2017

The fact that Cryptopia wants to delist PHS doesn't mean it's dead, long live PHS!
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