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that is what i was waiting for to see if this coins works smoothly before converting coins. those that converted couldnt dump if they wanted to
I am waiting for > 1 Million Coins to go in PoB, then I talk to delist XNA
hope c-cex gives them time to withdraw coins/dump before deli sting. how many burnt so far
Just received my swapped coins 
Good job Niitassin! Keep it up mate and if there is a noobies guide to setting up a masternode with this coin I would love if someone could direct me through it 
Good job Niitassin! Keep it up mate and if there is a noobies guide to setting up a masternode with this coin I would love if someone could direct me through it Go to page 1, follow what you see!
Or simply do this!
1) Click on Crypt Net
2) Go on the My Crpyt Nodes Tab
3) Click Create and Type an Alias and an IPv4 or DarkNet Address
4) There is a collateral address, send your coins (17259.22 CYPT) to be exact....
5) Wait for like 12 Hours for a lot of confirms (An incorrect estimate but an estimate)
6) Click Start It!
7) Profit!
The Confirmations were done so that anyone trying to do some sort of attack will fall flat in his face
My point was that the RPC result says one thing, but the debug log says something else.
i feel cheated
didn't get new coin
new coin suck
should have sell old coin in exchange........ (probably dev is dumping my old coins in exchange now)
didn't get new coin
new coin suck
should have sell old coin in exchange........ (probably dev is dumping my old coins in exchange now)
The address I gave you has no possibility of Public Key & Private Key Derivation, so I can't take those coins...... even if I wanted to.
Recievers
TXID:
Code:
ADDR - COIN
CSoqwP54UEX7WFbsEX45vrSmq2L9Cp2KrP - 322760.0
CJAywRt1CcdiwvBeFWoZN8MnZXUGjmvxUr - 210815.0
CUoZ14WvuUNx4SZz1cBci4ZtQNBiAvNw1x - 221000.0
CJgPhnUu8D4ruJp4UoakAWE7d44wgsDYND - 148620.0
CZK42soLT5WXmk5PRV3YXz4P2tQbcfqFB2 - 3200000.0
CLYe5E5B2cQ9XkP35UW6B9H61enqfBBaRf - 600000.0
CVBhb2x77JYnUEPxHkR1atqqHdAbzVXQBc - 207395.0
CTbgiWUCzMMoQS8rUkJffo6Rz8P35pM18P - 957350.0
CJgPhnUu8D4ruJp4UoakAWE7d44wgsDYND - 148620.0
CM27H6LGga57FDNStEPzNyJgcS8mKTzoqA - 901100.0
CHr5PwSUPjnnkcG9NNbvYtqcqo3Fd8bT26 - 417780.0
CUsW1f7g7qt623RpdkiSQMkWUhdjHhMBpp - 317065.0
CHc1b5aLqGthDSXWUY8YHkvUVajvhVLUgG - 218510.0
TXID:
Code:
a15c69d42b4a7a82fc774c2559de47414da5d1b12d0a486fe42a5a1d58dfaa24
There is a memory Leak somewhere which needs to ne fixed but it does Not seem you care much
He doesn't really care, this coin like deoxyribosed is his plaything
Except that won't work because the daemon at least doesn't recognise FQDNs only IP addresses
It works for me.
Well I get this unless I use my IP address:
addr ***.***.net:9999
: Invalid -masternodeaddr address: ***.***.net:9999
***.***.net is my FQDN
I think this is why nobody made a Quark Staking Coin, the nasty side effect of staking. Because of it's complexity, it causes Ramhog to take place.
For Sure not.
Quark is not as heavy as x11 for example.
There is a memory Leak somewhere which needs to ne fixed but it does Not seem you care much
Wallet crashes:
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc'
what(): std::bad_alloc
please fix !
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc'
what(): std::bad_alloc
please fix !
Try disabling staking?
Ah! The Classic Exchange Question! Permission to dump, sire?
NON SARCASTIC ANSWER: I am in talks with EmpoEX but so far nothing....
NON SARCASTIC ANSWER: I am in talks with EmpoEX but so far nothing....
No, actually I was going to buy more. My rig doesn't do Quark, so I'm having to rent. So, thanks for not judging me as a dumper prior to learning my background. (that was sarcasm too, BTW)
Anyway, good luck with the exchange.
I think this is why nobody made a Quark Staking Coin, the nasty side effect of staking. Because of it's complexity, it causes Ramhog to take place.
No, your client looks like it has a memory leak. Check to make sure you're calling delete for staking-relevant dynamic allocations.
Also, SeedBit's wallet works for staking without annihilating RAM, so it's probably not Quark's fault.
There is an issue with the daemon, as soon as you enable staking it consumes memory big time. None of my other staking daemons use anywhere near as much. Leave staking off and it behaves. Also the wallet will not stop once staking has been enabled, it needs to be killed
Confirmed
It then crashes as soon as all memory and swap is used.
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