Topic: [ANN] AnimeCoin [アニメコイン] ANI - page 3. (Read 193083 times)

What OS are you using?

Make sure you copy your wallet.dat file to another part of your hard drive as a back up. Worst case, I guess you can download and open the wallet on a different computer and then swap out the wallet.dat file. Not sure If that will work, let me try it for my mac wallet, because I also had a problem similar to yours. I'll get back to you on that.

Even after I download 8.3.2 it still opens v0.8.3.1-g09e437b-beta.

I have  no idea whats happening i deleted all the stuff in appdata
I am trying to move 13 million animecoin to

That's great! Animecoin.co.uk is live!

Thank you DarkWolf!

Here are, updated, some of the links to resources important to our Community and to all those who are interested to know a little more about Animecoin:

• Animecoin Homepage at animecoin.co.uk
• Animecoin Homepage at anime.zcoins.org
• CryptoCoinTalk - Animecoin ANI Information
• Animecoin Block Explorer (aniexplorer.cloudapp.net)
• Animecoin Block Explorer (MultiFaucet.tk)
• Reddit: Animecoin
• Animecoin - Forum Minna Suki! (Portuguese language)
• MangaHelpers Community: Animecoin
• AniDUB Forum: ANI (Russian)
• Bitcoin Security: Animecoin (Russian)
• VK: Animecoin (Russian)
• Facebook: Animecoin
• Animecoin at 2ch.hk (Russian)
• GitHub: testzcrypto
• Animecoiner の Hummingbird
• Animecoiner の Minna Suki!
• Animecoiner の deviantART
• Animecoiner
• B.A.F. Fest 2014 - Aнимe и нe тoлькo (Russian)
• [GUIA] Paso a paso para ANIMECOIN mining en pool (Spanish)

• [ALT] NewCoin : Animecoin (Italiano)

• Which anime do you like to watch?
• Who is your favorite Anime Character?

Community (BitcoinTalk) Links

• Dreams, Goals, Objectives and much more
• Animecoin Community CrowdFunding
• AnimeLotto
• CONTEST: Animecoin Community Drawings Bounty!!
• AnimeCoin [アニメコイン] ANI (Romanian)
• AnimeCoin [アニメコイン] ANI (Spanish)
• AnimeCoin [アニメコイン] ANI - Comunidade na Língua Portuguesa (Portuguese language)

Contests, Trivias, Games and Fun

• The ANI Anime Contest

Mining

• Pool List - ani.zcoins.org

Faucets

• Animecoin Faucet
• Animecoin Multi Faucet

Exchanges

• AllCrypt
• Comkort
• QEX.la
• Xnigma

Please, feel free to sugest any other links that you find important for our community.

Try this:
- Close the client
- Delete all except wallet.dat from C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Animecoin (good idea to make a wallet.dat backup to some safe location)
- Start the client again

After client will sync you will see your balance.
Let's us know if this fix your problem

Latest client installations you can find here: https://github.com/testzcrypto/Animecoin/releases

Yes it is, The new website is ready, just needs to be hosted.

I'll send Testz a message and get him to see if there's a solution for you.

I'm still working on it with my friend, the new website is done, I just need to host it, hoping to host it under the same url as the old one.

my wallet is like broken
transaction not confirmed after 2 days

Actually, yes, in most cases.

It starts with an explanation of how all coins are created and sent.

On the blockchain, coins begin life as a 'block'. This is created in mining, and in say the case of Bitcoin, it is 25 coins. This is created in the Miners address.
When a transaction is made, a portion of coins sent from that single address (in say, a wallet) can only be transacted as the whole block, and 'change' is sent to another address.
Example: 25 coins (block) in a wallet, sending of 10 coins to another wallet : 25 coins are sent to the receiving address , and 15 coins 'change' are sent back. This can be to a new address, or the same (sending) address, depending on the wallet function..

This process continues with every transaction, thus blocks of coins are split down into smaller 'packets' of data. Recombining can also occur when sending a larger transaction. The default wallet function varies in each coin, but often involves creating a new address for 'change', and existing addresses can be reused, or not according to preference.

Thus the coins in a wallet (even within the same addresses) exist in smaller 'packets' of data. It is the quantity of data in those packets that dictate the 'size' of any transaction. Where a large number of smaller packets are required to be sent the transaction is 'large'.

'Coin control' is a wallet function in which you can see details of all 'packets' of coins, and select discrete packets for sending. These can be sent back to the same address as well, thus recombining the fragments as needed.

i can't open the page of  this coin. does this coin still alive?

I have a question. what ever happened with that anime store someone was working on? heard about it now nothing??

What a great community.
Thank you for all the great responses.
Looks like I'll be sending lots of small transactions. lol
Cheers

OK, I am not the best person to explain this kind of technical subject, but... a transaction is actually a "bundle of information" containing all details necessary to be registered in the blockchain (amount, sender, receiver, originating "previous transaction", etc). Each transaction has got it's own size proportional on the amount of info it brings to the blockchain.

It is based on the size of the transaction that the miners will decide on its inclusion in a block, and if a fee will be charged for it or not, etc.

When you have a single transaction consolidating (containing/originated from) many different "previous transactions" (for example, when you receive many transactions into your wallet from mining, faucets, etc, and then send it all in a "bundle transaction" elsewhere), that single "bundle transaction" created will have a big size (not because of the amount of money it represents, but because it includes in it all the details of each of it's contained "previous transactions").

Any transaction will always have to bring inside it the info about it's originating "previous transaction", in order to form the "chain" of the blockchain, a registry in which the transactions are linked in a history sequence.

So, a transaction is "too big" not because of it's value, but better because it was formed from several other previous transactions that now are contained and described inside it.

That's why Majormax said:

I hope I was able to explain it in a clear manner.

I need a really dumbed down explanation of all this, because I don't quite get it. Is it basically saying that you are fragmenting your wallet address with each transaction or am I just being silly now?

Thank you. I'm glad we were so fast have the answer

Interesting, this will be something to look into when we start developing the coin.

Good advice.


A lot of people don't realise that 'Transaction Size' is not proportional to the number of coins, but rather to the space (memory) used.

Wallet coin control is a useful feature, and not just for Proof of Stake coins.

Probably you mine at pool and in the wallet you have a lot of small transactions (100-50 ANI), in this case when you trying to send relatively big amount (like 25000) it's created lot of transaction to combine inputs which bigger than size limit. To solve this problem, you can create new wallet (or you can use exchange address) and send all funds from old wallet to new address by 2500-10000 transactions.
If you send 10000 and get this error, try send 5000, if you get this error again, send by 2500, etc.

That's interesting. I'll send a message to Testz and see if he can come up with a solution for you guys. Keep me posted.

@raganius

You are right of course, but at the moment it should be hard to impossible to spark the interrest of non-coiners. Lack of distribution is a problem all coins, even BTC, suffer. This will change only after a real coin eco system has established.

I opted for scificointalk for two reasons: Their rules are not overly tight (especially regarding stuff that usually is nicely described as "not safe for work"  ) and because i think SciFi and Anime go together well so some SciFi coin fans might get interested in ANI and vice versa (and i hope ANI will get added to the new SciFi exchange ).

A own board, dedicated to ANI, would be great of course