Bullion (CBX) 'the Digital Precious Metal' | 2019 Roadmap published

[Dekker3D]

Hi ppl I have 100 Cbx for sell , these are from my stake . Pls pm offer . And make it good. Low baller will not be answered

Nice one if this is just staked coins. That's real earnings right there

[Caladonian]

Hi ppl I have 100 Cbx for sell , these are from my stake . Pls pm offer . And make it good. Low baller will not be answered

Nice one if this is just staked coins. That's real earnings right there

big earnings already he trusted the project so well that's maybe why he had this, good luck to you sir hope someone will offer good amount for that as this project still moving up.

[Dekker3D]

Hi ppl I have 100 Cbx for sell , these are from my stake . Pls pm offer . And make it good. Low baller will not be answered

Nice one if this is just staked coins. That's real earnings right there

big earnings already he trusted the project so well that's maybe why he had this, good luck to you sir hope someone will offer good amount for that as this project still moving up.

I guess, its ok for him for it not to be sold. At least it'll add up to his vault's staking power.

[LBX]

hi
Can you repair these mistakes?
First, a very large consumption of RAM (up to 1GB)
Second, download BlockChain very very very slow


Win8.1 (x64)
CryptoBullion v2.3.4.0


Simple comments
The latest version
When you run a program written logo shows you that the version is 2.3.3



good luck

[IMZ]

Coin-Wholesaler Guy. Morning Report:

# Volume on Yobit. Hmmm . . . (No volume on the other two.)
# Check Uno’s price on Bittrex. The buy-sell split is 3%. Ours is ten times that.
# I may have a C-W customer. Watch this space!
# ‘Real’ price this morning is .000250. I am prepared to siphon thousands of Cryptomic at this price, and sell them here at no mark up.

Got no active connections on my wallet -- !?

Mark

[Dekker3D]

Betting sites big earnings are done as the the Cavs won the NBA Finals. I hope next year, we'll have a betting site that will accept CBX.

[VonSpass]

Very impressive stance taken by Cryptopia, which will make them earn less money but makes sure they abide by fair market principles: they are delisting Ethereum!!!!!

Let's hear it from Cryptopia:

Cryptopia believes in immutable blockchain technology, We believe that ETH forking their network to save the failures of a 3rd party software developer sets a dangerous precedent as this will open the floodgates to rollbacks for any other potential fund loss of ETH, Had this been the fault of the ETH network core itself this would not be an issue, but since DAO has nothing to do with the ETH network this action seems to be totally motivated my money and investor pressure, with all this in mind Cryptopia have decided to remove ETH from the site to avoid the upcoming fork and any inevitable future forks to save ICO investors., Please close all open orders and withdraw your ETH BEFORE the hardfork is implemented as we WILL NOT be upgrading to the new hardfork, Thanks

The wind is turning, finally after this tough ICO season, ETH, TheDao have hacking issues (launched too fast), Waves is turning out to be a fiasco, Lisk's staking algorithm (DPoS) is aimed directly at making money for its initial investors... It seems most of these people have implemented 2.0 to line their pockets, and the pockets of their friends; not that the idea of Crypto 2.0 is bad - just badly managed so far.

Perhaps this situation will push some of the honest and good traditional Cryptos like CBX. Perhaps CBX has something to learn from this Crypto 2.0 craze though: there might be something in it for CBX to evolve with. More on this soon, stay tuned.

[VonSpass]

hi
Can you repair these mistakes?
First, a very large consumption of RAM (up to 1GB)
Second, download BlockChain very very very slow


Win8.1 (x64)
CryptoBullion v2.3.4.0


Simple comments
The latest version
When you run a program written logo shows you that the version is 2.3.3



good luck

Hello LBX

I admit the CBX staking algorithm needs too much RAM, we are trying to improve this but so far this is how PoSP works.

Please download the blockchain using the latest official Bootstrap: https://mega.nz/#!mVNmGZBS!bq-rmv4syie5xdJh1bHV_14gZy3Ei_2j3Ms1JFFfKQk

Then install it using this guide: http://forum.cryptobullion.io/index.php?topic=1455.0

Current Version 2.3.4 says "2.3.4" in its splash screen;

Let me know how this works out for you!

[Dekker3D]

Very impressive stance taken by Cryptopia, which will make them earn less money but makes sure they abide by fair market principles: they are delisting Ethereum!!!!!

Let's hear it from Cryptopia:

Cryptopia believes in immutable blockchain technology, We believe that ETH forking their network to save the failures of a 3rd party software developer sets a dangerous precedent as this will open the floodgates to rollbacks for any other potential fund loss of ETH, Had this been the fault of the ETH network core itself this would not be an issue, but since DAO has nothing to do with the ETH network this action seems to be totally motivated my money and investor pressure, with all this in mind Cryptopia have decided to remove ETH from the site to avoid the upcoming fork and any inevitable future forks to save ICO investors., Please close all open orders and withdraw your ETH BEFORE the hardfork is implemented as we WILL NOT be upgrading to the new hardfork, Thanks

The wind is turning, finally after this tough ICO season, ETH, TheDao have hacking issues (launched too fast), Waves is turning out to be a fiasco, Lisk's staking algorithm (DPoS) is aimed directly at making money for its initial investors... It seems most of these people have implemented 2.0 to line their pockets, and the pockets of their friends.

Perhaps this will push some honest and good traditional Cryptos like CBX. Perhaps CBX has something to learn from this Crypto 2.0 craze though: there might be something in it for CBX to evolve with. More on this soon.

But it seems we'll be having some fork as well right? But our Fork is not as damaging as the ETH one.

[VonSpass]

Very impressive stance taken by Cryptopia, which will make them earn less money but makes sure they abide by fair market principles: they are delisting Ethereum!!!!!

Let's hear it from Cryptopia:

Cryptopia believes in immutable blockchain technology, We believe that ETH forking their network to save the failures of a 3rd party software developer sets a dangerous precedent as this will open the floodgates to rollbacks for any other potential fund loss of ETH, Had this been the fault of the ETH network core itself this would not be an issue, but since DAO has nothing to do with the ETH network this action seems to be totally motivated my money and investor pressure, with all this in mind Cryptopia have decided to remove ETH from the site to avoid the upcoming fork and any inevitable future forks to save ICO investors., Please close all open orders and withdraw your ETH BEFORE the hardfork is implemented as we WILL NOT be upgrading to the new hardfork, Thanks

The wind is turning, finally after this tough ICO season, ETH, TheDao have hacking issues (launched too fast), Waves is turning out to be a fiasco, Lisk's staking algorithm (DPoS) is aimed directly at making money for its initial investors... It seems most of these people have implemented 2.0 to line their pockets, and the pockets of their friends.

Perhaps this will push some honest and good traditional Cryptos like CBX. Perhaps CBX has something to learn from this Crypto 2.0 craze though: there might be something in it for CBX to evolve with. More on this soon.

But it seems we'll be having some fork as well right? But our Fork is not as damaging as the ETH one.

The upcoming CBX fork is an evolutive fork, designed to make things better - no transactions are lost. The ETH fork is a rollback - saying: Oups! we made a mistake - let's rollback the blockchain to 1 week ago. Very different situations.

Now we know how computer systems work. Problems happen ... all the time! The question that comes to mind with Ethereum is: how many more times will this be necessary in the future, now that we have opened this taboo possibility? Will my Eth transaction I might make, 1 month from now, get canceled because of another rollback? Scary.

[Dekker3D]

Very impressive stance taken by Cryptopia, which will make them earn less money but makes sure they abide by fair market principles: they are delisting Ethereum!!!!!

Let's hear it from Cryptopia:

Cryptopia believes in immutable blockchain technology, We believe that ETH forking their network to save the failures of a 3rd party software developer sets a dangerous precedent as this will open the floodgates to rollbacks for any other potential fund loss of ETH, Had this been the fault of the ETH network core itself this would not be an issue, but since DAO has nothing to do with the ETH network this action seems to be totally motivated my money and investor pressure, with all this in mind Cryptopia have decided to remove ETH from the site to avoid the upcoming fork and any inevitable future forks to save ICO investors., Please close all open orders and withdraw your ETH BEFORE the hardfork is implemented as we WILL NOT be upgrading to the new hardfork, Thanks

The wind is turning, finally after this tough ICO season, ETH, TheDao have hacking issues (launched too fast), Waves is turning out to be a fiasco, Lisk's staking algorithm (DPoS) is aimed directly at making money for its initial investors... It seems most of these people have implemented 2.0 to line their pockets, and the pockets of their friends.

Perhaps this will push some honest and good traditional Cryptos like CBX. Perhaps CBX has something to learn from this Crypto 2.0 craze though: there might be something in it for CBX to evolve with. More on this soon.

But it seems we'll be having some fork as well right? But our Fork is not as damaging as the ETH one.

The upcoming CBX fork is an evolutive fork, designed to make things better - no transactions are lost. The ETH fork is a rollback - saying: Oups! we made a mistake - let's rollback the blockchain to 1 week ago. Very different situations.

Now we know how computer systems work. Problems happen ... all the time! The question that comes to mind with Ethereum is: how many more times will this be necessary in the future, now that we have opened this taboo possibility? Will my Eth transaction I might make, 1 month from now, get canceled because of another rollback? Scary.

Oh, that's 1 bad fork. Surely they will lose a lot of trust right there from this.

[IMZ]

Very impressive stance taken by Cryptopia, which will make them earn less money but makes sure they abide by fair market principles: they are delisting Ethereum!!!!!

Let's hear it from Cryptopia:

Cryptopia believes in immutable blockchain technology, We believe that ETH forking their network to save the failures of a 3rd party software developer sets a dangerous precedent as this will open the floodgates to rollbacks for any other potential fund loss of ETH, Had this been the fault of the ETH network core itself this would not be an issue, but since DAO has nothing to do with the ETH network this action seems to be totally motivated my money and investor pressure, with all this in mind Cryptopia have decided to remove ETH from the site to avoid the upcoming fork and any inevitable future forks to save ICO investors., Please close all open orders and withdraw your ETH BEFORE the hardfork is implemented as we WILL NOT be upgrading to the new hardfork, Thanks

The wind is turning, finally after this tough ICO season, ETH, TheDao have hacking issues (launched too fast), Waves is turning out to be a fiasco, Lisk's staking algorithm (DPoS) is aimed directly at making money for its initial investors... It seems most of these people have implemented 2.0 to line their pockets, and the pockets of their friends.

Perhaps this will push some honest and good traditional Cryptos like CBX. Perhaps CBX has something to learn from this Crypto 2.0 craze though: there might be something in it for CBX to evolve with. More on this soon.

But it seems we'll be having some fork as well right? But our Fork is not as damaging as the ETH one.

Not damaging at all, Dekker. Gotta tackle the logistics, but ETH may 'HF' 'cause of a screw up. I own ETH, but absolutely agree with the sentiments in the last coupla posts.

[BitTyro]

Very impressive stance taken by Cryptopia, which will make them earn less money but makes sure they abide by fair market principles: they are delisting Ethereum!!!!!

Let's hear it from Cryptopia:

Cryptopia believes in immutable blockchain technology, We believe that ETH forking their network to save the failures of a 3rd party software developer sets a dangerous precedent as this will open the floodgates to rollbacks for any other potential fund loss of ETH, Had this been the fault of the ETH network core itself this would not be an issue, but since DAO has nothing to do with the ETH network this action seems to be totally motivated my money and investor pressure, with all this in mind Cryptopia have decided to remove ETH from the site to avoid the upcoming fork and any inevitable future forks to save ICO investors., Please close all open orders and withdraw your ETH BEFORE the hardfork is implemented as we WILL NOT be upgrading to the new hardfork, Thanks

The wind is turning, finally after this tough ICO season, ETH, TheDao have hacking issues (launched too fast), Waves is turning out to be a fiasco, Lisk's staking algorithm (DPoS) is aimed directly at making money for its initial investors... It seems most of these people have implemented 2.0 to line their pockets, and the pockets of their friends.

Perhaps this will push some honest and good traditional Cryptos like CBX. Perhaps CBX has something to learn from this Crypto 2.0 craze though: there might be something in it for CBX to evolve with. More on this soon.

But it seems we'll be having some fork as well right? But our Fork is not as damaging as the ETH one.

Not damaging at all, Dekker. Gotta tackle the logistics, but ETH may 'HF' 'cause of a screw up. I own ETH, but absolutely agree with the sentiments in the last coupla posts.

I agree with Vons. HF to implement a better design, that is to make CBX a better coin is totally different with the planned HF of ETH. But then again, there two opposing views on ETH hardfork and I couldn't care less becuase I don't own ETH of DAO tokens at all. 

[Dekker3D]

Very impressive stance taken by Cryptopia, which will make them earn less money but makes sure they abide by fair market principles: they are delisting Ethereum!!!!!

Let's hear it from Cryptopia:

Cryptopia believes in immutable blockchain technology, We believe that ETH forking their network to save the failures of a 3rd party software developer sets a dangerous precedent as this will open the floodgates to rollbacks for any other potential fund loss of ETH, Had this been the fault of the ETH network core itself this would not be an issue, but since DAO has nothing to do with the ETH network this action seems to be totally motivated my money and investor pressure, with all this in mind Cryptopia have decided to remove ETH from the site to avoid the upcoming fork and any inevitable future forks to save ICO investors., Please close all open orders and withdraw your ETH BEFORE the hardfork is implemented as we WILL NOT be upgrading to the new hardfork, Thanks

The wind is turning, finally after this tough ICO season, ETH, TheDao have hacking issues (launched too fast), Waves is turning out to be a fiasco, Lisk's staking algorithm (DPoS) is aimed directly at making money for its initial investors... It seems most of these people have implemented 2.0 to line their pockets, and the pockets of their friends.

Perhaps this will push some honest and good traditional Cryptos like CBX. Perhaps CBX has something to learn from this Crypto 2.0 craze though: there might be something in it for CBX to evolve with. More on this soon.

But it seems we'll be having some fork as well right? But our Fork is not as damaging as the ETH one.

Not damaging at all, Dekker. Gotta tackle the logistics, but ETH may 'HF' 'cause of a screw up. I own ETH, but absolutely agree with the sentiments in the last coupla posts.

I agree with Vons. HF to implement a better design, that is to make CBX a better coin is totally different with the planned HF of ETH. But then again, there two opposing views on ETH hardfork and I couldn't care less becuase I don't own ETH of DAO tokens at all. 

Understood, ETH HF is bad for their reputation while CBX is for the good of the coin. This is actually good news because majority of the altcoins out there are only being developed for trading purposes only but CBX is being developed to be a better crypto.

[IMZ]

Dang! Haven't been able to pick up a node, to synch my wallet, in 14 hours. Will talk to our techie tomorrow.

Mark

[malafaya]

hi
Can you repair these mistakes?
First, a very large consumption of RAM (up to 1GB)
Second, download BlockChain very very very slow


Win8.1 (x64)
CryptoBullion v2.3.4.0


Simple comments
The latest version
When you run a program written logo shows you that the version is 2.3.3



good luck

Hello LBX

I admit the CBX staking algorithm needs too much RAM, we are trying to improve this but so far this is how PoSP works.

Please download the blockchain using the latest official Bootstrap: https://mega.nz/#!mVNmGZBS!bq-rmv4syie5xdJh1bHV_14gZy3Ei_2j3Ms1JFFfKQk

Then install it using this guide: http://forum.cryptobullion.io/index.php?topic=1455.0

Current Version 2.3.4 says "2.3.4" in its splash screen;

Let me know how this works out for you!

I'm afraid LBX is right: the official v2.3.4 still says "2.3.3" in the splash screen. It reports the correct version in Help >> About CryptoBullion though.

[elambert]

hi
Can you repair these mistakes?
First, a very large consumption of RAM (up to 1GB)
Second, download BlockChain very very very slow


Win8.1 (x64)
CryptoBullion v2.3.4.0


Simple comments
The latest version
When you run a program written logo shows you that the version is 2.3.3



good luck

Hello LBX

I admit the CBX staking algorithm needs too much RAM, we are trying to improve this but so far this is how PoSP works.

Please download the blockchain using the latest official Bootstrap: https://mega.nz/#!mVNmGZBS!bq-rmv4syie5xdJh1bHV_14gZy3Ei_2j3Ms1JFFfKQk

Then install it using this guide: http://forum.cryptobullion.io/index.php?topic=1455.0

Current Version 2.3.4 says "2.3.4" in its splash screen;

Let me know how this works out for you!

I'm afraid LBX is right: the official v2.3.4 still says "2.3.3" in the splash screen. It reports the correct version in Help >> About CryptoBullion though.

Thanks, we will get this fixed.

[Dekker3D]

Rawx poll update, we're 14th and the poll is already closed as I tried to vote earlier using another device.

[Baby Rage]

Rawx poll update, we're 14th and the poll is already closed as I tried to vote earlier using another device.

Did we have to come top 10 be accepted?

[IMZ]

Our markets are looking better today. Perhaps just another 10% down, and we'll be able to start tightening the buy-sell spread. Very encouraging!

Mark