[ANN][CON] PayCon™ HI POS | LiteStake | Multisend | TOR | Android

[Crestington]

I have added Multi-Send GUI to the sourcecode.



I have been seeing an increase of orphans lately since the addition of TOR, this is likely due to the latency of rerouting through the connections. I am thinking that it may be better to create both as branches and wallet builds to give people the choice of either. I have the next couple days off to get more work done and to focus a little on the CON website

[Woody20285]

There is no best way to stake.
You can use low coin blocks (250 - 500) and then, wait for your
    weight to build which could take a while but hit more later
or
You can use a variety of blocks 300 - 2500 hoping some of the low ooin blocks hit early
     by luck and having some larger ones hitting while waiting.
or
Just go with big blocks - which hit faster but you only get 30 coins while tying up
      a lot of coins. I tried up to 20000 coin blocks and it was no better than 1500+

[Woody20285]

See post 1582 re: coin blocks for staking

[AngelLox]

Lol Crest.
I knew the russians where up to something.

[Crestington]

Lol Crest.
I knew the russians where up to something.

Hey I wonder if they would accept PayCon as a payment method? Would be a huge market gainer for them

Google translate is quite useful, this site does an affiliate program and payment for online games. I sent them a message translated into russian, maybe they will get it?

[AltCoinEnthusiast]

Crestington, you should attend and speak on Globalpaycon - Global Payments Conference November 2 – 3, 2016 @ Sydney, Australia

http://www.globalpaycon.com/


Global Payments Conference

The payments industry is changing fast. With new innovations and technologies, do you have strategies in place to ensure your position in this dynamic industry? We are pleased to announce that our inaugural Global Payments Conference will take place on the 2nd and 3rd November, 2016 at Sydney, Australia. The Global Payments Conference (GPC) will bring together the entire payments ecosystem provide information security, payment and finance professionals with the most up-to-date information, tools, trends, legislative information, products, services, and strategies for addressing security & cyber-crime threats in the emerging and alternative payment markets.

The GPC 2016 would be the leading payments-focused conference, bringing together both industry stalwarts and game-changers to discuss the future innovations that lie on the horizon.

[Crestington]

Crestington, you should attend and speak on Globalpaycon - Global Payments Conference November 2 – 3, 2016 @ Sydney, Australia

http://www.globalpaycon.com/


Global Payments Conference

The payments industry is changing fast. With new innovations and technologies, do you have strategies in place to ensure your position in this dynamic industry? We are pleased to announce that our inaugural Global Payments Conference will take place on the 2nd and 3rd November, 2016 at Sydney, Australia. The Global Payments Conference (GPC) will bring together the entire payments ecosystem provide information security, payment and finance professionals with the most up-to-date information, tools, trends, legislative information, products, services, and strategies for addressing security & cyber-crime threats in the emerging and alternative payment markets.

The GPC 2016 would be the leading payments-focused conference, bringing together both industry stalwarts and game-changers to discuss the future innovations that lie on the horizon.

When I was in Vancouver I often frequented the Bitcoin Store and talked a fair bit with the owner who is this super nice Philipino guy. He suggested to me that we should create PayCon as a party Coin and to hold events paid for only in CON, when I imagine the use of CON I don't see a professional corporate structure because that doesn't jive with the spirit of Crypto. To me Crypto is about absolute freedom and pushing boundaries.

[s0nix]

Thanks for the answers.
I prefer smaller blocks and will split between 250 CON and 400 CON per block.

[AngelLox]

I love google. Lolz.
I wonder if it could be modded to accept Paycon 

[vegasguy]

That would rock!!! I would totally have 1 of these in my shop!!

Vegas

[AngelLox]

It would indeed be pretty cool  

[Abou Talha]

Hi, guys,

I'm a new Paycon holder. Hope price of this coin will explode. I don't see Cryptsy and Yobit on coinmarketcap. They have to update this one.

[LordPiccolo]

Welcome man.

This is a long hold coin. Cresington and Co have done a superb job here.

Get those coins staking

[Crestington]

I love google. Lolz.
I wonder if it could be modded to accept Paycon 

That looks great!, I came across it in google searches as well lol

I wonder if you could mod it, it does have NFC...

[vegasguy]

Let me know when its for sale. I will be first in line. Although it would have to have the yellow numbers and say random crazy things in the led display

Vegas 

[AngelLox]

Hey Crest is a memory leak in the wallet possible? My memory usage skyrocketed from a normal 330mb to 550mb today, i restarted it and it went back to 330.

[Crestington]

Hey Crest is a memory leak in the wallet possible? My memory usage skyrocketed from a normal 330mb to 550mb today, i restarted it and it went back to 330.

Possibly, I had some trouble earlier on with a memory leak where it would read Staked Coins not yet eligible to Stake and added in mintablecoins but not 100% sure if that fixed the problem completely. Always looking into what kinds of improvements I can make to it. The specific area was in the miner.cpp and wallet.cpp where it should read once connected and on the highest chain to only read Coins past the minimum age.

[Abou Talha]

I have now 200k Paycon; I will never sell them before next year.

[Crestington]

I have now 200k Paycon; I will never sell them before next year.

Little bits of buying and selling is good for the markets because the exchanges like to have lots of volume and aids in distribution.

[Crestington]

So I was thinking we should do a PayCon event at some point and do some real world stuff. What if we hosted an event in Las Vegas, Nevada? What kinds of technical challenges can you see to do an event payable only in CON?