Topic: [AC] AsiaCoin | Pure PoS | 100% Interest - page 129. (Read 264526 times)

Actually the nethash rate from the client is NOT a real number.. No one is actually mining 19 Gh/s.

It's just a calculated number using timestamp delta between blocks and difficulty

It is simply just this forumla: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Difficulty#What_is_the_formula_for_difficulty.3F

In code..

But it's still interesting to me, where does that ~19 GH/s come from? I mean, someone or some pool with that amount of hashpower should clearly know that they're not getting reward for their hashrate. I think it could be a pool whose settings gone totally wrong. getdifficulty output:

Nice dragon there! I usually think of us as more of a phoenix that rises from its ashes

I'm not sure what you mean, can you clarify?

Do you mean that you think PoW is still going on?

I can assure that PoW is not currently being accepted into the blockchain at this point.  Although one can try to generate a proof of work, no other nodes would accept it into the blockchain due to this statement in CBlock::AcceptBlock()

+5000 AC & Thanks you very much

You saved $1 million of investor’s money
The dragon with second heart will rise again , far more , for sure

Welcome guy, thank you very much for your contribution to this new born community.

MICRYON FOR EMPEROR

A hard fork will be required. However, the community and the current team has already decided on retaining the PoS specification with some with ensure that the total number of coins will be similar to the original specifications.

After PoW stage, it should be difficult to reach 19,21 GH of network hashpowers at block 27377 and 32106. We will be stay at PoW+PoS stage if the data trogdorjw73 provided is correct. Is this possible to reopen the block explorer let more community members to check this issue? We should do more care about this matter since three exchanges allow AC transaction now.  Thanks for all your efforts, great community and team members.  

I just want to add that this is not the finish, this is the beginning. In order to make Asia Coin what all of us wanted it to be, it will take all of us. This includes helping out in marketing, development, donation, testing and many more.

That's why we're creating a foundation, somewhere everyone can join, we will have our own website and a Slack channel for coordination. We need people who are fully committed to the project in order to make Asia Coin what we want it to become. A lot of people, including the experienced members here, mentioned that AC can be 0.001 BTC at some point within 2014, but it will not get there by itself. This revival is the example that the community is all that matters for a coin, and it's always true, not just at the moments of crisis.

Look at other successful examples and see who made them what they are today, and it's always the community. Look at failed examples and see who failed the coins? The community. So whether our revival is forgotten in a couple of weeks or become a shining example in the years to come will depends on ALL OF US, the community.

Now that the technical challenge is over and AC is already listed on many exchanges and will be on major ones very shortly, all of us have a decision to make. We can go as quickly as we can (in a race) to dump our coins onto others to revive a fraction of our initial investments, or we can help make AC what we wanted it to be when we made our investments. There will be people who cut their losses and will dump, and it's fine, it's their right. Nobody can tell people what to do with their own stuff. This is a decision that all of us have to make. After all that we've been through, what's the best thing to do? Get out while you can for a fraction of your initial investment or help us build Asia Coin. You have some time to think about it

just donated 10,000 AC
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Great jobs and thanks to the team.

We need more people to push it hard to blogs and websites, mostly in local languages, and mostly in Asian local languages. That's the key audience.

Maestro1 has done a tremendous job.

The AsiaCoin Team is calling for more articles. If you are a writer, then go ahead and write an article about the resurrection of AsiaCoin! You have all the information you need.

Now looks good, the problem may be my computer.

I have 30+ available nodes here. You didn't need to remove the blockchain, I mentioned it specifically in the instructions that you don't need to redownload the entire blockchain again. But no harm done, just some download

I removed the block to re-update the new wallet. Wallet showed 12 available nodes, but is very slow to update

I just want to let everyone know that I've staked successfully in the new wallet. It is working great!

I have to give micryon kudos for his technical expertise that helped save AsiaCoin and Maestro1 to his tireless effort in reviving this coin.

AsiaCoin has resurrected from the dead in 7 days, which is just simply jaw-dropping, amazing and historical for the cryptocurrency world.

This revival will be remembered for years to come.

Thank you Maestro1.

No, they will not stake in the new wallet (we specifically made sure of that). If he tries to do anything with his coins (including transfer/stake) using the old wallet, he will be on his own blockchain, and anyone running the new wallet will reject those blocks/blockchain.