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I remember EMO and its smiling logo at Mintpal.

Any community? thread?

Is it listed anywhere now?

http://EmotiCoin.com
for sale PM me offers.....

kreibitch does not know what he is doing himself. So let him be.

http://blocks.emoticoin.org/ does not point to a block explorer, so that service is currently down.

No, just pool is working again, website too and all the services.

Can you elaborate a bit more as there is no Exchanges, did you fix the difficulty adjustment and forks ?

... again 

SUCH FAIL!     

Blockchain works OK.

Hi, block time is really huge. You have to be patient.

No, im not interested. EMO stays on emoticoin.org, no need for other domains.

The block chain stopped working again... Wallet stuck as well...
I have some coin in my wallet but it stuck at the pending mode... I can see but it is not yet in the wallet exactly... How to deal with it ?

If someone wants to buy emoticoin.com send me a pm
Dev interested? Foundation interested??

Dear EMO
Dear http://pool.emoticoin.org
For along times, 5,286,269.809218 haven been not confirmed and payout to my wallet? What 's happend?
Can you payout to me, I want to use this coins for anniversary?
Pls and thank!

Too late.

Hi, EMO blockchain works again: http://blocks.emoticoin.org/

Please everyone - write an email to MintPal so they can put our EMO / LTC market back!

Thank you.

It occurs to me that people may still have their coins on MintPal and need an Emoticoin wallet to withdraw to.  Or maybe you just want something more powerful than the windows gui client.  To set up your own command line Linux EmotiCoin wallet online, here is a simple how-to:

• Google for a Digital Ocean promo code.  Usually you can get $10 off.
• Sign up here for an easy to use VPS: https://www.digitalocean.com/
• Create a $5/month droplet for Ubuntu 14.04 x64
• Sign in as root with ssh (PuTTY for example), and paste in the following code:

The first line gets you a swap file so you won't run out of memory while compiling.  The rest of it is aliases and installing dependencies.  Now type so that you will have a tmux session going.  Then use this snippet to grab the source, compile it, and create a simple emoticoin.conf:


Now you will be watching it boot up and sync with the network.  Since we used the emoticoiners fork instead of the official repo, we should have good seeds for it to bootstrap the network with.  When you get bored of watching the logs, you can ctrl-c to get out of this live view of the debug log, or hit ctrl-b c to create another tmux window (google tmux for more info on how to switch between tmux windows and so forth).  In either case, you will end up in the emoticoin/src directory.  You can type for a full list of command line api calls.

Since it is in a tmux session, if you disconnect you can always use to get back to it.

If you have a windows gui client, you can export your private keys (I forget how) resulting in a long string starting with an M.  To add this to your linux wallet, use ./emoticoin importprivkey
If you want to output a private key (e.g. to print out in case your wallet crashes, or migrate your coins to a different wallet without a transaction), use ./emoticoind dumpprivkey

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Addresses in emoticoin start with a 6, currently, due to a typo in the original source.  I know how to change the code to allow it to start with an E instead, however there is a risk of wallet corruption if people upgrading don't know what they are doing.  So instead my plan is to provide a tool that acts as an overlay without affecting wallets.  This gist shows how the basic transformation can be done with a nodejs library called coinstring (from the cryptocoinjs project).

Okay, I have sent you a PM.

I can see that the withdrawal limit of 50000000 that Mintpal has is going to be a headache as it will require 10 transactions to complete (and you have to click a confirm link and wait several minutes each time).  I sent them an email requesting to remove the limit or increase it by a factor of 10.  If you have your coins in an emoticoin wallet of your own already, shouldn't be a problem.

Edit:  Apparently EMO has an 84 million coin limit hardcoded in, so increasing more than that is not possible.  Currently, the max has been changed to 80 million.

However, I currently have some code I am working on for the next hardfork, and it will have 990 million as the limit instead.  It will also have target interval set to 1 minute.  Needs some testing/review.

Anyone who wants to get in touch, I am in #emoticoiners on freenode.

I have 500 million EMO send me any BTC you like, but do the payment first. So contact me in private if you want to.

Mintpal has removed EMO from the LTC market.  They told me when I emailed that they will most likely never add it back because the blockchain remained dead for several weeks last month, and it "hasn't done anything special" since it started.  All of the other exchanges listed on the emoticoin website have dropped it as well.

I am retaining some small hope for this little coin despite its tarnished reputation.  So if anyone is selling, I am interested in buying in BTC at a ratio of 10 billion to 1  (i.e. I will pay 1 satoshi per 100 EMO).  PM me if interested.  I can buy up to 1 BTC worth, first come first serve.

You will be able to withdraw from MintPal for 2 weeks.  However, transactions will probably be extremely slow to confirm in the mean time so they will have zero confirmations for hours, perhaps days, maybe forever.  To get around this, I will give you an emoticoin address to send to and you can withdraw straight to it (or send from your wallet).  Once the transaction is out on the network, I will check the quality of the transaction to make sure there is no funny business, and send you the corresponding bitcoin amount after that.

I'm planning to set up a forum, and possibly even an exchange for this coin.  If you think that is a worthy goal, you can send some EMO to motivate me at:
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