Bitbean is great. A long lasting currency thst is stable and works well and I love the wallet. Bitbeams price climbs and drops very slowly It went from 5 to 10 then to 5 again.
Now it is 8. Good profits and remember it stakes too.
Keep it up bitbean !
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December 23, 2016, 06:31:38 AM
December 23, 2016, 04:49:59 AM
Coinitrage.com Arbitrage Firm now accepts BITB!
Live chat support is now available on-site to BITB users, or forum support is also available on our BitcoinTalk ANN: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitchange-brand-new-coin-exchange-2016-launch-1725963
Please note that while we offer services with BITB, we are not directly affiliated with the developers of the coin. Please read our Terms of Service before using the Coinitrage Arbitrage Platform!
Live chat support is now available on-site to BITB users, or forum support is also available on our BitcoinTalk ANN: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitchange-brand-new-coin-exchange-2016-launch-1725963
Please note that while we offer services with BITB, we are not directly affiliated with the developers of the coin. Please read our Terms of Service before using the Coinitrage Arbitrage Platform!
why not, BitBeans are incoming 
it's christmas time December 23, 2016, 03:05:05 AM
I realized I will not see them anymore. my coins bought them from Bitrex and sent them in yobit 03.12.2016
but never arrivedThe best thing we can do is keep putting support tickets in and mentioning it in the chat when the mods are online.
You should see your Bean transaction on the explorer https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bitb/#!extraction so your Beans
will get there when the Yobit wallet comes back online.
When sending any coins into Yobit, check the wallet is online.
December 23, 2016, 01:20:56 AM
Coinitrage.com Arbitrage Firm now accepts BITB!
Live chat support is now available on-site to BITB users, or forum support is also available on our BitcoinTalk ANN: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitchange-brand-new-coin-exchange-2016-launch-1725963
Please note that while we offer services with BITB, we are not directly affiliated with the developers of the coin. Please read our Terms of Service before using the Coinitrage Arbitrage Platform!
Live chat support is now available on-site to BITB users, or forum support is also available on our BitcoinTalk ANN: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitchange-brand-new-coin-exchange-2016-launch-1725963
Please note that while we offer services with BITB, we are not directly affiliated with the developers of the coin. Please read our Terms of Service before using the Coinitrage Arbitrage Platform!
December 22, 2016, 08:57:15 PM
why wallet for Yobit 20 day not online .... i cant get my coins.....
Need to re-tweet this and make it viral in the Crypto-community:
"get $BITB wallet online & keep it until our community can withdrawal most all #BitBean then we don't bother you again..deal? @YobitExchange"
https://twitter.com/BitBeanCoin
Maybe then they will pay attention and do something to bring their BITB wallet back-online.
Another option, sell your BITB that is on Yobit, transfer BTC/DODGE to another exchange and buy it back. Then move your BITB to your own "wallet".
DON'T LEAVE YOUR BITB ON ANY EXCHANGE UNLESS FOR EXCHANGE ORDER!
Second, don't buy BITB from an exchange that dosn't have a working "wallet".
my problem is that more than 20 days sent a number of coins and support team by the exchange said to have patience ever would happen ..... 24 days waiting for this ever. I apologize for my bad English. Google translator
Yobit have a crappy support system and most likely will never get back to you. Many of us have sent in support tickets on this issue with the wallet being in maintenance for a long period of time but no answer. This has happened many times before and not just with BitBean but other crypto coins as well. As the dev said sell your BitBeans and then buy dogecoins and transfer them to another exchange that has BitBeans and then sell your Dogecoins and buy BitBeans.
I realized I will not see them anymore. my coins bought them from Bitrex and sent them in yobit 03.12.2016
but never arrived
December 22, 2016, 06:59:31 PM
why wallet for Yobit 20 day not online .... i cant get my coins.....
Need to re-tweet this and make it viral in the Crypto-community:
"get $BITB wallet online & keep it until our community can withdrawal most all #BitBean then we don't bother you again..deal? @YobitExchange"
https://twitter.com/BitBeanCoin
Maybe then they will pay attention and do something to bring their BITB wallet back-online.
Another option, sell your BITB that is on Yobit, transfer BTC/DODGE to another exchange and buy it back. Then move your BITB to your own "wallet".
DON'T LEAVE YOUR BITB ON ANY EXCHANGE UNLESS FOR EXCHANGE ORDER!
Second, don't buy BITB from an exchange that dosn't have a working "wallet".
my problem is that more than 20 days sent a number of coins and support team by the exchange said to have patience ever would happen ..... 24 days waiting for this ever. I apologize for my bad English. Google translator
Yobit have a crappy support system and most likely will never get back to you. Many of us have sent in support tickets on this issue with the wallet being in maintenance for a long period of time but no answer. This has happened many times before and not just with BitBean but other crypto coins as well. As the dev said sell your BitBeans and then buy dogecoins and transfer them to another exchange that has BitBeans and then sell your Dogecoins and buy BitBeans.
December 22, 2016, 06:44:45 PM
why wallet for Yobit 20 day not online .... i cant get my coins.....
Need to re-tweet this and make it viral in the Crypto-community:
"get $BITB wallet online & keep it until our community can withdrawal most all #BitBean then we don't bother you again..deal? @YobitExchange"
https://twitter.com/BitBeanCoin
Maybe then they will pay attention and do something to bring their BITB wallet back-online.
Another option, sell your BITB that is on Yobit, transfer BTC/DODGE to another exchange and buy it back. Then move your BITB to your own "wallet".
DON'T LEAVE YOUR BITB ON ANY EXCHANGE UNLESS FOR EXCHANGE ORDER!
Second, don't buy BITB from an exchange that dosn't have a working "wallet".
my problem is that more than 20 days sent a number of coins and support team by the exchange said to have patience ever would happen ..... 24 days waiting for this ever. I apologize for my bad English. Google translator
December 22, 2016, 03:52:15 PM
Bought my Bean OTC on IRC channel from the guy claiming to be nepali.
He sent first, transaction went faster than pov sex with a young amateur booty. After the guy vanished problems started to pop up, one after another.
First, my Bean mac wallet cracked apart system security and I was advised by my company staff to shut it down and purge the file system entirely, as a preventive measure against possible bootloop failures.
Second, regardless of system cleanup, Bean wallet re-appeared on my desktop and started sending call letters along with transcriptions in an unknown language (might be nepali) to Kathmandu. I lost my temper and threw the machine with mac through the window. That's how Bean made me step out of my comfort zone, invaded my computer and took my happy seaside life.
He sent first, transaction went faster than pov sex with a young amateur booty. After the guy vanished problems started to pop up, one after another.
First, my Bean mac wallet cracked apart system security and I was advised by my company staff to shut it down and purge the file system entirely, as a preventive measure against possible bootloop failures.
Second, regardless of system cleanup, Bean wallet re-appeared on my desktop and started sending call letters along with transcriptions in an unknown language (might be nepali) to Kathmandu. I lost my temper and threw the machine with mac through the window. That's how Bean made me step out of my comfort zone, invaded my computer and took my happy seaside life.
December 22, 2016, 03:26:09 PM
why wallet for Yobit 20 day not online .... i cant get my coins.....
Need to re-tweet this and make it viral in the Crypto-community:
"get $BITB wallet online & keep it until our community can withdrawal most all #BitBean then we don't bother you again..deal? @YobitExchange"
https://twitter.com/BitBeanCoin
Maybe then they will pay attention and do something to bring their BITB wallet back-online.
Another option, sell your BITB that is on Yobit, transfer BTC/DODGE to another exchange and buy it back. Then move your BITB to your own "wallet".
DON'T LEAVE YOUR BITB ON ANY EXCHANGE UNLESS FOR EXCHANGE ORDER!
Second, don't buy BITB from an exchange that dosn't have a working "wallet".
December 22, 2016, 03:00:04 PM
why wallet for Yobit 20 day not online .... i cant get my coins.....
December 22, 2016, 01:29:21 PM
Twitter BitBeanBot is live and ready for the Holidays!
The 'Attention Economy' is delivered today, not tomorrow!
Tweet "@BitBeanBot !help" for instructions for use.
Code:
help:
!balance- displays your current wallet balance
!address- displays your BitBean address where you can send your funds to your hosted wallet on BitBeanBot
!withdraw- withdraws your whole wallet balance to the specified address (you will be charged 1 BITB)
!tip <@TwitterNick>- sends the specified amount to the specified TwitterNick
Please Note: Twitter requires that Tweets be unique, so you must supply something extra and unique at the end of your query when you have used the same Tweet before. Thus:
If your not getting a reply from @BitBeanBot this is likely the reason.
No wallet is needed to be downloaded and no sync'ing with the block chain needed. Give the gift this holiday season that will keep on giving! By sending a Tip with BitBeanBot, the recipient will have a BitBean wallet address and BITB! So introduce your friends and family to "BitBean, Bitcoin's Big Little Brother"!
Cheers!
The 'decentralized Twitter BitBean Campaign' is here...no need to wait for orders from headquarters! Team Bean or anyone can use the @BitBeanBot to share some Beans and promote BitBean during this 'season of giving'!
Pick-up some BitBean while it's still on sale during this holiday season!
And gift some!
Markets: BTC
Markets: BTC DOGE
Markets: BTC LTC DOGE UNO FTC XMR DOT
Markets: BTC LTC DOGE ESP2 PIGGY
Markets: BTC
Markets: BTC LTC
Crypto-Trade
Markets: AUD, BTC, CAD, CHF, CNY, DASH, DOGE, EUR, FTC, GBP, HKD, JPY, LTC, RUB, USD
https://yobit.net/en/trade/BITB/BTC
And gift some!
Markets: BTC
Markets: BTC DOGE
Markets: BTC LTC DOGE UNO FTC XMR DOT
Markets: BTC LTC DOGE ESP2 PIGGY
Markets: BTC
Markets: BTC LTC
Crypto-Trade
Markets: AUD, BTC, CAD, CHF, CNY, DASH, DOGE, EUR, FTC, GBP, HKD, JPY, LTC, RUB, USD
Cheers and Merry Christmas!
December 22, 2016, 04:46:05 AM
Hehe, nice Feature. I will test it today. Thx and "Fröhliche Weihnachten"
December 22, 2016, 02:56:51 AM
Twitter @BitBeanBot is live and ready for the Holidays!
The 'Attention Economy' is delivered today, not tomorrow!
Tweet "@BitBeanBot !help" for instructions on use.
Code:
help:
!balance- displays your current wallet balance
!address- displays your BitBean address where you can send your funds to your hosted wallet on BitBeanBot
!withdraw- withdraws your whole wallet balance to the specified address (you will be charged 1 BITB)
!tip <@TwitterNick>- sends the specified amount to the specified TwitterNick
Please Note: Twitter requires that Tweets be unique, so you must supply something extra and unique at the end of your query when you have used the same Tweet before. Thus:
If your not getting a reply from @BitBeanBot this is likely the reason.
Include #Bitbean in your Tweets, and @BitBeanBot will re-tweet them!
No wallet is needed to be downloaded and no sync'ing with the block chain needed. Give the gift this holiday season that will keep on giving! By sending a Tip with BitBeanBot, the recipient will have a BitBean wallet address and BITB! So introduce your friends and family to "BitBean, Bitcoin's Big Little Brother"!
Cheers!
December 21, 2016, 04:15:36 PM
Staking, staking, staking.
The wallet needs to be loaded and unlocked for staking. The staking has a
minimum age limit of 6 hours before blocks can be staked. My observation
is there is a maximum age limit as well. I've reduced my oldest blocks
(ones with the largest number of confirmations) down to a month and still
those ones don't get staked.
Block sizes, I re-block all ones under 4k of Beans and depending on how
often you want to do it will determine the size you re-block them to. I
started re-blocking them to 16k which is fine if you have couple of million
but as your Bean bag gets bigger then this gets a tad of a pain in the butt.
I'm currently re-blocking mine to 100k+ now.
Re-blocking requires the coin control turned on and to save time, copy
your wallet address into both the destination address and the custom change
address. Mark the blocks you want and then put in half the amount of Beans
in the amount field. This has the advantage of producing two new blocks
of that amount. Saves time.
Best to lock the wallet before staring re-blocking as this can result in a
conflict with a block being selected and then subsequently being staked
before the transaction is confirmed.
Any happening like this can be reset by going into the console and
running checkwallet. If this reports errors then do a repairwallet.
Hope this helps and I wish you all a merry Christmas and happy New Year.
The wallet needs to be loaded and unlocked for staking. The staking has a
minimum age limit of 6 hours before blocks can be staked. My observation
is there is a maximum age limit as well. I've reduced my oldest blocks
(ones with the largest number of confirmations) down to a month and still
those ones don't get staked.
Block sizes, I re-block all ones under 4k of Beans and depending on how
often you want to do it will determine the size you re-block them to. I
started re-blocking them to 16k which is fine if you have couple of million
but as your Bean bag gets bigger then this gets a tad of a pain in the butt.
I'm currently re-blocking mine to 100k+ now.
Re-blocking requires the coin control turned on and to save time, copy
your wallet address into both the destination address and the custom change
address. Mark the blocks you want and then put in half the amount of Beans
in the amount field. This has the advantage of producing two new blocks
of that amount. Saves time.
Best to lock the wallet before staring re-blocking as this can result in a
conflict with a block being selected and then subsequently being staked
before the transaction is confirmed.
Any happening like this can be reset by going into the console and
running checkwallet. If this reports errors then do a repairwallet.
Hope this helps and I wish you all a merry Christmas and happy New Year.
This helps out a lot for anyone who is staking and also for newbies coming into BitBean so thanks for posting these tips on staking Beans. And the same goes to you Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year!
By the way I purchased some more Beans to sprout thanks to a payment from a Twitter campaign.
Hey dev, is there going to be a Twitter campaign for BitBean soon?
Yes, looking to do a signature campaign as well. Drop by our LIVE CHAT and feel free to share your ideas.
Thanks dev, that would be great to have a Twitter campaign as well as a signature campaign and I'll be sure to by in the live chat. Any idea on when these two campaigns will start? Maybe in the new year might be a good time to start them.
December 21, 2016, 12:06:29 AM
December 20, 2016, 06:12:01 PM
A heads up to the community and especially new Beaners.
Our supernode that was hard-coded into our last release, is off-line. So this will cause issues for new wallets that try to sync.
The decision to let the supernode go was a financial one. The new v1.1.2 coming out will have updated nodes as well as a working DNS system for distribution of active nodes.
If you having a sync'ing issue, here is what you need to do:
Follow this tutorial here.
All you need are the addnodes in the BitBean.conf as listed below.
If you know how to create a conf file, create a file named "BitBean.conf" with this:
If you need further help, drop by our Community Live Public Chat.
Also, please consider a small donation to Team Bean to help us with our infrastructure and hosting costs:
BitBean (BITB): 2WcY6PfocpVHi23rGceWCn4F4b4UrWSPhw
Bitcoin (BTC): 1CZ1J9ckQDHLt9S9NQ8kqn6YkQQB13UNXt
Thank you.
Our supernode that was hard-coded into our last release, is off-line. So this will cause issues for new wallets that try to sync.
The decision to let the supernode go was a financial one. The new v1.1.2 coming out will have updated nodes as well as a working DNS system for distribution of active nodes.
If you having a sync'ing issue, here is what you need to do:
Follow this tutorial here.
All you need are the addnodes in the BitBean.conf as listed below.
If you know how to create a conf file, create a file named "BitBean.conf" with this:
Code:
addnode=104.172.24.79
addnode=104.237.0.79
addnode=108.63.67.219
addnode=109.157.248.132
addnode=109.201.191.189
addnode=118.208.199.79
addnode=139.195.65.14
addnode=143.176.178.209
addnode=145.255.240.116
addnode=151.55.3.56
addnode=154.20.214.240
addnode=172.242.26.237
addnode=177.159.252.159
addnode=177.228.242.222
addnode=178.84.131.125
addnode=179.177.28.88
addnode=184.155.212.146
addnode=185.57.31.152
addnode=187.143.139.188
addnode=188.68.49.137
addnode=194.122.4.171
addnode=195.240.49.58
addnode=195.5.31.77
addnode=201.123.32.193
addnode=206.162.172.245
addnode=212.240.207.194
addnode=212.87.177.98
addnode=222.164.4.155
addnode=23.118.198.234
addnode=24.135.180.227
addnode=24.137.65.241
addnode=24.212.28.237
addnode=24.220.128.119
addnode=24.253.43.14
addnode=24.49.49.92
addnode=24.50.233.149
addnode=31.150.131.215
addnode=31.150.132.135
addnode=37.120.173.195
addnode=37.146.123.87
addnode=45.37.202.175
addnode=46.146.91.185
addnode=47.184.149.114
addnode=49.147.110.197
addnode=5.103.208.38
addnode=5.104.108.71
addnode=5.20.100.185
addnode=52.36.118.200
addnode=62.205.234.210
addnode=64.222.227.13
addnode=68.52.134.36
addnode=70.65.76.136
addnode=71.244.123.40
addnode=72.185.23.235
addnode=72.192.55.190
addnode=72.241.235.204
addnode=73.82.153.96
addnode=75.86.123.79
addnode=76.187.136.42
addnode=77.121.108.134
addnode=77.89.200.246
addnode=78.25.120.105
addnode=78.25.120.230
addnode=78.57.176.85
addnode=79.69.8.113
addnode=81.103.212.107
addnode=83.22.19.183
addnode=83.223.174.128
addnode=83.226.180.167
addnode=83.4.141.139
addnode=83.4.58.104
addnode=84.117.67.186
addnode=85.175.217.110
addnode=86.163.115.29
addnode=87.209.178.106
addnode=88.13.141.198
addnode=89.11.161.52
addnode=90.208.132.209
addnode=92.6.182.31
addnode=93.185.21.232
addnode=93.185.24.47
addnode=93.33.170.142
addnode=94.231.134.158
addnode=95.139.26.3
addnode=95.181.126.66
addnode=95.223.107.73
addnode=95.91.203.131
addnode=95.92.164.105
addnode=96.87.169.209
addnode=104.237.0.79
addnode=108.63.67.219
addnode=109.157.248.132
addnode=109.201.191.189
addnode=118.208.199.79
addnode=139.195.65.14
addnode=143.176.178.209
addnode=145.255.240.116
addnode=151.55.3.56
addnode=154.20.214.240
addnode=172.242.26.237
addnode=177.159.252.159
addnode=177.228.242.222
addnode=178.84.131.125
addnode=179.177.28.88
addnode=184.155.212.146
addnode=185.57.31.152
addnode=187.143.139.188
addnode=188.68.49.137
addnode=194.122.4.171
addnode=195.240.49.58
addnode=195.5.31.77
addnode=201.123.32.193
addnode=206.162.172.245
addnode=212.240.207.194
addnode=212.87.177.98
addnode=222.164.4.155
addnode=23.118.198.234
addnode=24.135.180.227
addnode=24.137.65.241
addnode=24.212.28.237
addnode=24.220.128.119
addnode=24.253.43.14
addnode=24.49.49.92
addnode=24.50.233.149
addnode=31.150.131.215
addnode=31.150.132.135
addnode=37.120.173.195
addnode=37.146.123.87
addnode=45.37.202.175
addnode=46.146.91.185
addnode=47.184.149.114
addnode=49.147.110.197
addnode=5.103.208.38
addnode=5.104.108.71
addnode=5.20.100.185
addnode=52.36.118.200
addnode=62.205.234.210
addnode=64.222.227.13
addnode=68.52.134.36
addnode=70.65.76.136
addnode=71.244.123.40
addnode=72.185.23.235
addnode=72.192.55.190
addnode=72.241.235.204
addnode=73.82.153.96
addnode=75.86.123.79
addnode=76.187.136.42
addnode=77.121.108.134
addnode=77.89.200.246
addnode=78.25.120.105
addnode=78.25.120.230
addnode=78.57.176.85
addnode=79.69.8.113
addnode=81.103.212.107
addnode=83.22.19.183
addnode=83.223.174.128
addnode=83.226.180.167
addnode=83.4.141.139
addnode=83.4.58.104
addnode=84.117.67.186
addnode=85.175.217.110
addnode=86.163.115.29
addnode=87.209.178.106
addnode=88.13.141.198
addnode=89.11.161.52
addnode=90.208.132.209
addnode=92.6.182.31
addnode=93.185.21.232
addnode=93.185.24.47
addnode=93.33.170.142
addnode=94.231.134.158
addnode=95.139.26.3
addnode=95.181.126.66
addnode=95.223.107.73
addnode=95.91.203.131
addnode=95.92.164.105
addnode=96.87.169.209
If you need further help, drop by our Community Live Public Chat.
Also, please consider a small donation to Team Bean to help us with our infrastructure and hosting costs:
BitBean (BITB): 2WcY6PfocpVHi23rGceWCn4F4b4UrWSPhw
Bitcoin (BTC): 1CZ1J9ckQDHLt9S9NQ8kqn6YkQQB13UNXt
Thank you.
December 20, 2016, 05:31:49 PM
Staking, staking, staking.
The wallet needs to be loaded and unlocked for staking. The staking has a
minimum age limit of 6 hours before blocks can be staked. My observation
is there is a maximum age limit as well. I've reduced my oldest blocks
(ones with the largest number of confirmations) down to a month and still
those ones don't get staked.
Block sizes, I re-block all ones under 4k of Beans and depending on how
often you want to do it will determine the size you re-block them to. I
started re-blocking them to 16k which is fine if you have couple of million
but as your Bean bag gets bigger then this gets a tad of a pain in the butt.
I'm currently re-blocking mine to 100k+ now.
Re-blocking requires the coin control turned on and to save time, copy
your wallet address into both the destination address and the custom change
address. Mark the blocks you want and then put in half the amount of Beans
in the amount field. This has the advantage of producing two new blocks
of that amount. Saves time.
Best to lock the wallet before staring re-blocking as this can result in a
conflict with a block being selected and then subsequently being staked
before the transaction is confirmed.
Any happening like this can be reset by going into the console and
running checkwallet. If this reports errors then do a repairwallet.
Hope this helps and I wish you all a merry Christmas and happy New Year.
The wallet needs to be loaded and unlocked for staking. The staking has a
minimum age limit of 6 hours before blocks can be staked. My observation
is there is a maximum age limit as well. I've reduced my oldest blocks
(ones with the largest number of confirmations) down to a month and still
those ones don't get staked.
Block sizes, I re-block all ones under 4k of Beans and depending on how
often you want to do it will determine the size you re-block them to. I
started re-blocking them to 16k which is fine if you have couple of million
but as your Bean bag gets bigger then this gets a tad of a pain in the butt.
I'm currently re-blocking mine to 100k+ now.
Re-blocking requires the coin control turned on and to save time, copy
your wallet address into both the destination address and the custom change
address. Mark the blocks you want and then put in half the amount of Beans
in the amount field. This has the advantage of producing two new blocks
of that amount. Saves time.
Best to lock the wallet before staring re-blocking as this can result in a
conflict with a block being selected and then subsequently being staked
before the transaction is confirmed.
Any happening like this can be reset by going into the console and
running checkwallet. If this reports errors then do a repairwallet.
Hope this helps and I wish you all a merry Christmas and happy New Year.
This helps out a lot for anyone who is staking and also for newbies coming into BitBean so thanks for posting these tips on staking Beans. And the same goes to you Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year!
By the way I purchased some more Beans to sprout thanks to a payment from a Twitter campaign.
Hey dev, is there going to be a Twitter campaign for BitBean soon?
Yes, looking to do a signature campaign as well. Drop by our LIVE CHAT and feel free to share your ideas.
December 20, 2016, 04:24:19 PM
Staking, staking, staking.
The wallet needs to be loaded and unlocked for staking. The staking has a
minimum age limit of 6 hours before blocks can be staked. My observation
is there is a maximum age limit as well. I've reduced my oldest blocks
(ones with the largest number of confirmations) down to a month and still
those ones don't get staked.
Block sizes, I re-block all ones under 4k of Beans and depending on how
often you want to do it will determine the size you re-block them to. I
started re-blocking them to 16k which is fine if you have couple of million
but as your Bean bag gets bigger then this gets a tad of a pain in the butt.
I'm currently re-blocking mine to 100k+ now.
Re-blocking requires the coin control turned on and to save time, copy
your wallet address into both the destination address and the custom change
address. Mark the blocks you want and then put in half the amount of Beans
in the amount field. This has the advantage of producing two new blocks
of that amount. Saves time.
Best to lock the wallet before staring re-blocking as this can result in a
conflict with a block being selected and then subsequently being staked
before the transaction is confirmed.
Any happening like this can be reset by going into the console and
running checkwallet. If this reports errors then do a repairwallet.
Hope this helps and I wish you all a merry Christmas and happy New Year.
The wallet needs to be loaded and unlocked for staking. The staking has a
minimum age limit of 6 hours before blocks can be staked. My observation
is there is a maximum age limit as well. I've reduced my oldest blocks
(ones with the largest number of confirmations) down to a month and still
those ones don't get staked.
Block sizes, I re-block all ones under 4k of Beans and depending on how
often you want to do it will determine the size you re-block them to. I
started re-blocking them to 16k which is fine if you have couple of million
but as your Bean bag gets bigger then this gets a tad of a pain in the butt.
I'm currently re-blocking mine to 100k+ now.
Re-blocking requires the coin control turned on and to save time, copy
your wallet address into both the destination address and the custom change
address. Mark the blocks you want and then put in half the amount of Beans
in the amount field. This has the advantage of producing two new blocks
of that amount. Saves time.
Best to lock the wallet before staring re-blocking as this can result in a
conflict with a block being selected and then subsequently being staked
before the transaction is confirmed.
Any happening like this can be reset by going into the console and
running checkwallet. If this reports errors then do a repairwallet.
Hope this helps and I wish you all a merry Christmas and happy New Year.
This helps out a lot for anyone who is staking and also for newbies coming into BitBean so thanks for posting these tips on staking Beans. And the same goes to you Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year!
By the way I purchased some more Beans to sprout thanks to a payment from a Twitter campaign.
Hey dev, is there going to be a Twitter campaign for BitBean soon?
December 20, 2016, 06:45:10 AM
Staking, staking, staking.
The wallet needs to be loaded and unlocked for staking. The staking has a
minimum age limit of 6 hours before blocks can be staked. My observation
is there is a maximum age limit as well. I've reduced my oldest blocks
(ones with the largest number of confirmations) down to a month and still
those ones don't get staked.
Block sizes, I re-block all ones under 4k of Beans and depending on how
often you want to do it will determine the size you re-block them to. I
started re-blocking them to 16k which is fine if you have couple of million
but as your Bean bag gets bigger then this gets a tad of a pain in the butt.
I'm currently re-blocking mine to 100k+ now.
Re-blocking requires the coin control turned on and to save time, copy
your wallet address into both the destination address and the custom change
address. Mark the blocks you want and then put in half the amount of Beans
in the amount field. This has the advantage of producing two new blocks
of that amount. Saves time.
Best to lock the wallet before staring re-blocking as this can result in a
conflict with a block being selected and then subsequently being staked
before the transaction is confirmed.
Any happening like this can be reset by going into the console and
running checkwallet. If this reports errors then do a repairwallet.
Hope this helps and I wish you all a merry Christmas and happy New Year.
The wallet needs to be loaded and unlocked for staking. The staking has a
minimum age limit of 6 hours before blocks can be staked. My observation
is there is a maximum age limit as well. I've reduced my oldest blocks
(ones with the largest number of confirmations) down to a month and still
those ones don't get staked.
Block sizes, I re-block all ones under 4k of Beans and depending on how
often you want to do it will determine the size you re-block them to. I
started re-blocking them to 16k which is fine if you have couple of million
but as your Bean bag gets bigger then this gets a tad of a pain in the butt.
I'm currently re-blocking mine to 100k+ now.
Re-blocking requires the coin control turned on and to save time, copy
your wallet address into both the destination address and the custom change
address. Mark the blocks you want and then put in half the amount of Beans
in the amount field. This has the advantage of producing two new blocks
of that amount. Saves time.
Best to lock the wallet before staring re-blocking as this can result in a
conflict with a block being selected and then subsequently being staked
before the transaction is confirmed.
Any happening like this can be reset by going into the console and
running checkwallet. If this reports errors then do a repairwallet.
Hope this helps and I wish you all a merry Christmas and happy New Year.
December 19, 2016, 03:17:29 AM
What is the best way to stake BITB? Large blocks and wallet left open 24/7, and let them split down? Or small blocks and close the wallet for a week/month etc?
I have same question!
1. Small but many blocks, or
2. Big but few blocks
I think 24/7 is a must.
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