Thank you for the information. I do not know about mining coins
but I can send a message to my friends.
I can also open a thread Benjamins and mining in the forum about cryptocurrency (forum.bitcoin.pl) and give a link to that forum.
There are many people who practice mining and maybe someone will be interested due to mining Benjamins. I'll do it today.
Awesome! Yes, here is how to lend a hand to mining the original 1776 blockchain:
1: Get thee an Antminer or 10 of them plus a nice USB hub.
2: Come to this thread so we can help you set it up.
3: live every day knowing you are mining on principle, for the future, according to common sense that says people need realness.
As to your other ideas, they are excellent yes. Indded the best thing to do is to hold them and criculate themwith friends and family, to ensure the TX flows keep moving. ...Personally my own family maybe like a lot of you, is tired of hearing how computers will "help", and they have moved into the "computers kinda suck" modality. ...If you look closely you will agree with me that many people are being set up to be damaged by tech. That's kinda my point in this thread now: People need to grab onto the tech that helps them, and mining a good blockchain is the real TRUE vote of today. I vote for Benjamin Franklin and the COTUS and the Founders, every second I am mining Benjamins. ...If nothing else, tell your friends all around the world that Benjamin the coder has managed to rouse a ghost which will not be put down due to simple coding errors. If they feel the spirit, let them hold BEN coins like herilooms for te next 4000 years. I will be here mining, unless I suffer power outage or loss of IP in which case we will need to get Benjamins operating on some other IP network, like maybe cellular IP.
Anyway it is hard to convince the non-tech people and what we need is enthusiasm, and you my friend have got that gart my visionary friend.
I have a questions: how to move the Benjamins from a paper wallet to the benjamins-qt? I downloaded the Benjamins wallet,
but it is not synchronized and is not connected to the network.
Long story short: Just use your deposit address within the Benjamins wallet client. I would treat the paper wallets as being something that is not supported, since Ben-the-Dev rarely shows up and so let's consider his website on pit row for the moment, ready to drive off pit row soon to get back in the race (to use car racing analogy)
You won't need a paper wallet yet since the entire market cap of BEN is like 20k USD there's not much risk of getting your BEN stolen, lol, but in the future, sure taking your coins into paper wallet (means: offline cold storage) will be a good defense idea. We ain't there yet.
So, if you sent your cryptsy coins to a paper wallet address, then that is where they are. So, they are essentially offline, trapped in that paper wallet. No problem tho, it takes days for anything to happen on this steam train called BEN. So, we have plenty of time to dig your coins out of paper, hehe.
Paper wallet just means "private key pair" and along with the notion behind Paysha, we see that on the BEN page, you are given two Q-codes --ONE is public and the other is private. I assume you know this? So, knowing that your private key is safe, the advantage of "paper wallet" is this: Once you decide to take those coins out of the paper wallet (safety of a kind) and use them, you need to import that private key, into an actual wallet. So, if your BEN is in your paper wallet, you can just relax. You own them, just don't lose your private key.
Now, as to how to import a private key, I have never done it, but here are two links I foiund. Essentially you go into HELP > DEBUG > CONSOLE and you follow the steps as with doge link listed. Let me know if you get stuck, but also, relax because your Ben's are safe inside the blockchain, waiting the day when your private key will bring them back into play. It is good that Benjamin launched his coin so openly and forthrightly, this he did well, even to prepare such a nice paper wallet page which is really slick. But using them means your coins get wrapped up in the blockchain as "offline" and you need to bring them back in, only with some effort:
http://suchprofit.com/post/73748506645/how-to-import-dogecoin-address-to-my-wallethttps://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/How_to_import_private_keysPlease help if possible in this situation.
Some time ago I bought Benjamins on Cryptsy and sent them on paper wallet.
I want to keep Benjamins and have them in the future. What do I do?
Where to send the Benjamins from Cryptsy now?
Again, your BEN is safe, and you "own" it by owning your private key.
Hey buddy i would love to help you get mining with an Antminer or two. Let me know if you want to put some electricity behind Benjamin blockchain in addition to your enthusiasm and market purchase! Well done having faith and hope!