Topic: [ANN] [BAM] BamitCoin [X11] POS - EXCHANGE BLOCK EXPLORER - page 2. (Read 8685 times)
Don't sell too cheap guys and girls, Make this coin hard to get, not hard to want..
OP edited for our first exchange.
Thank you YoBit
https://yobit.net/en/trade/BAM/BTC
Stay tuned for more good news
Thank you YoBit
https://yobit.net/en/trade/BAM/BTC
Stay tuned for more good news
wow . now this coin have exchange .
I dont believe this
I no yet mine this , my feel say bad ..
Overall.. good luck For community ..
Crypto just for profit
I dont believe this
I no yet mine this , my feel say bad ..
Overall.. good luck For community ..
Crypto just for profit
I am talking to exchanges other then Bittrex.
Exchanges tend to respond better when there is a lot of support for a coin. So the more people talk and tweet the better.
Exchanges tend to respond better when there is a lot of support for a coin. So the more people talk and tweet the better.
and?
Are these cause for concern?
In main.h
static const int64_t MAX_MINT_PROOF_OF_STAKE = 0.23 * COIN
In main.cpp
nRewardCoinYear = MAX_MINT_PROOF_OF_STAKE;
int64_t nSubsidy = nCoinAge * nRewardCoinYear / 365 / COIN
They look funny to me, IMHO. I thought using decimals should be avoided. Please educate me.
Edit: I've now took a look at the source code for Peercoin, Blackcoin, Positron, Clams & 10k. None of them seem to use decimals. Also, the above formula does not account for leap years. Sorry to rain on everyone's parade.
This line in main.h does not make sense to me either,
static const int64_t MIN_TX_FEE = 0.001 * CENT
Dev, please advise.
COIN is generally 10000 or more.
so .23 * COIN would be 23000 in this case.
EDIT
util.h
static const int64_t COIN = 100000000;
so COIN * 23 = big integer..
BamBit would have been better name
I am talking to exchanges other then Bittrex.
Exchanges tend to respond better when there is a lot of support for a coin. So the more people talk and tweet the better.
Exchanges tend to respond better when there is a lot of support for a coin. So the more people talk and tweet the better.
I have contacted Bittrex and Yobit. I agree its very important that all miners contact the exchanges.
OP, this is a nice coin project but as you have already started talking with some exchanges it means you are in for real business, however i would advise to start with small exchange platform rather than big one like bittrex but join bittrex when you have gained mometum from other platform otherwise it could lead to early death of your coin BUT if you insist on bittrex, i think they have instant add coin method there for a small fee.Goodluck.
I have contacted Bittrex and Yobit. I agree its very important that all miners contact the exchanges.
I've tweeted to Bittrex and C-Cex asking to add BamitCoin. No news yet. Maybe everyone should do the same.
Hi dev, i can't download wallet from mega, please replace to another filehosting
exchange?
hi dev...thanks for addressing concerns.......23% interest for pos to me is unsustainable and would have preferred something less sexy...like 1%-3%...but its your baby......so wtf...you've got my hashing for awhile...good luck
Dev you have done a good job with this coin keep the good work up .....i am mining this coin let's bring it to the moon....
Thanks for responding dev. I'm going to mine a little more now and then wait until block 2000, just so I have my own peace of mind that everything is in order when it comes to the POS.
Well I guess math genius I am not. Decided to make it hybrid and didn't take that into account. Sorry bout that. I doubt it amounts to many coins. Check the block explorer and you can see I left 472 in the wallet anyways. I will just destroy those or leave them there.
Lots of coins use decimals. Lots don't. There are no mandatory requirements for coding these things and that's what makes them great and different. Who wants a bunch of clones?
I think some of the seniors said it best. If something bothers you just move on.
I have contacted some exchanges and waiting to hear back. Tweet your fav exchanges a lot. @bittrex @yobit @whatever
Thank you for mining my coin. I hope I have created something we can all make a buck or 2 or 100 on....
Lots of coins use decimals. Lots don't. There are no mandatory requirements for coding these things and that's what makes them great and different. Who wants a bunch of clones?
I think some of the seniors said it best. If something bothers you just move on.
I have contacted some exchanges and waiting to hear back. Tweet your fav exchanges a lot. @bittrex @yobit @whatever
Thank you for mining my coin. I hope I have created something we can all make a buck or 2 or 100 on....
1: "Unblock" in properties
2: Run as admin
3: Change compatibility to "Win7" if your on 8
Should fix wallet issues
2: Run as admin
3: Change compatibility to "Win7" if your on 8
Should fix wallet issues
Do you want to get malware and get your wallets stolen? Because that's how you get malware and get your wallets stolen.
If you're not running wallets in a limited Sandboxie, a virtual amchine or on a throwaway OS then it's just a matter of time when you get your wallets (and maybe even your browser's saved login/passwords for exchanges) stolen.
Are these cause for concern?
In main.h
static const int64_t MAX_MINT_PROOF_OF_STAKE = 0.23 * COIN
In main.cpp
nRewardCoinYear = MAX_MINT_PROOF_OF_STAKE;
int64_t nSubsidy = nCoinAge * nRewardCoinYear / 365 / COIN
They look funny to me, IMHO. I thought using decimals should be avoided. Please educate me.
Edit: I've now took a look at the source code for Peercoin, Blackcoin, Positron, Clams & 10k. None of them seem to use decimals. Also, the above formula does not account for leap years. Sorry to rain on everyone's parade.
This line in main.h does not make sense to me either,
static const int64_t MIN_TX_FEE = 0.001 * CENT
Dev, please advise.
My wallet crashes as soon as it opens?? Any ideas
1: "Unblock" in properties
2: Run as admin
3: Change compatibility to "Win7" if your on 8
Should fix wallet issues
That did it, thanks
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