Topic: [ANN] BitBean is Now Bean Cash | First v3 POS | First 20MB Max Blocks | 7+ Yrs. - page 125. (Read 276084 times)

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Still recovering from a long weekend, I'll attend to it soon.

Noooooo I can't believe I'm missing this airdrop

Is there any way I could pay to get one shipped to me?

Really want one as a collectors item! I'm stuck here at work and can't make it to NH

Mr Bean shows off BitBean Digital Cash: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfskYIsjQww

No one, as none of the submitted entries are going to be used. All participants were paid 1,000 BitBean each.

@New Bitbean Tagline Contest

who is the winner of this contest?  

the yobit situation inded sounds really weird.

It seems at this point that the only way to get Yobit to fix their wallet is to pay them BTC to do it (if they acted as a real business and cared about customer service, this might actually be a consideration). I've reached out to them numerous times. Their excuse was they didn't have any current nodes. At that time (weeks) ago I gave them a list of over 109 active nodes to put in their conf file. After I sent them the node list I have not heard back from them, even after several replys. I think perhaps they are giving an excuse as a cover for something else. Perhaps another Crypsty, they were hacked and had coins stolen...I have no idea....I'm only speculating at this point.

Perhaps if enough users complain they would take it out of maintenance, but it seems they are desperate for BTC and the reason they add every scam coin that knocks on their door.

We have three other great exchanges that have BitBean. It is sad that Yobit continues to add new scam coins for BTC and neglects existing reputable coins. Delisting Yobit is a matter that will be put before Bean Core soon. I only wish there was a way for users to get their BitBean off that exchange.

+1

Added a new wallet!

Can you get Yobit exchange to fix their wallet ?

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This new facility provides on-line meeting and conferencing capability (text, voice, video, screen-sharing) and will integrate well with other infrastructure being deployed. This brings together disparate and separate sources, such as IRC, Twitter, RSS feeds, email, github and many others, allowing Beaners to have a central and live on-line meeting place to communicate and collaborate!
  
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Couldn't agree more... What Ethereum has done is take something perceived by the average 'Joe' as complex and made it more complex, and thereby pushing it further away from "mass adoption"! At the same time they have introduced vulnerabilities. I believe there are valid reasons why Satoshi didn't make Bitcoin 'Turing complete'. But the bottom line is, that the Forth language, of which Bitcoin and by extension BitBean contains a subset, discourages loops in code.

Simple is good. Easy peasy is the way forward for "mass adoption"!  

Sincerely,

Shawn Kent (aka Bitbeaner)
Director of Operations, Project Manager, Lead Developer
Bean Core, Team Bean, BitBean
[email protected]
www.bitbean.org
"Bitbean, Faster, Easier and Secure."

I love my simple BitBean's : 

As far as pools go, I am not a fan of them, as they centralize the network. Running your own node (BitBean-qt or BitBeand daemon/server) helps to support the network and that is the purpose of the reward structure (1,000 BitBeans). The SPROUTs are meant to reward those who are providing resources to the network. If everyone put their BitBeans into a handful of large pools, BitBean would become centralized like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Future releases of BitBean will build upon the foundation of a distributed and decentralized network, along with tighter metrics to reinforce the strength of the network.

To encourage users to run their own BitBean node, I will be paying out a 100,000 BitBean reward, for up to 20 unique new BitBean nodes (1 reward per user and node) that are consistently active and sprouting new Beans on the network. This contest will run from now until the release of BitBean (v1.2.0.0RC, target date is in August). To participate in the contest, you must email me your BitBean node IP and associated BitBean address(s) [no latter than June 20th., 2016], which is currently not existing on the network, but is a new node (BitBean-qt or BitBeand instance). After your details are received, Bean Core will monitor your node periodically until the release of v1.2.0.0RC, and if it is found to be consistently active on the network and SPROUTing, the associated address will be sent 100,000 Bitbeans when v1.2 is released. After your details are received and it is verified that you are running a new node, if you also attach a screen-shot of your active BitBean-qt node, you will receive 10,000 BitBeans immediately To receive the additional 100,000 BitBeans, you must keep your node active until the end of August 2016, or v1.2 is released (which ever occurs sooner). Only the first 20 verified participants will be eligible.

The BitBean Network currently has 92 active nodes.
These are the currently active and existing nodes on the network:

addnode=104.236.223.182
addnode=162.255.117.105
addnode=188.134.72.213
addnode=192.52.167.94
addnode=199.102.44.125
addnode=213.129.93.214
addnode=23.92.215.194
addnode=45.55.199.115
addnode=71.171.94.72
addnode=80.100.203.174
addnode=82.46.79.119
addnode=85.114.142.88
addnode=88.206.187.1
addnode=95.116.190.191

addnode=100.4.214.226
addnode=104.172.24.79
addnode=108.63.67.219
addnode=109.173.7.165
addnode=120.28.20.2
addnode=143.176.178.209
addnode=151.55.11.114
addnode=151.55.31.16
addnode=151.55.9.254
addnode=154.20.214.240
addnode=169.0.234.180
addnode=173.173.88.72
addnode=173.21.50.85
addnode=173.23.236.0
addnode=173.86.16.84
addnode=176.78.48.154
addnode=178.84.163.249
addnode=185.57.29.172
addnode=195.240.49.58
addnode=2.219.187.151
addnode=2.32.37.174
addnode=212.111.22.29
addnode=212.240.207.194
addnode=24.140.248.78
addnode=24.220.128.119
addnode=37.138.188.103
addnode=45.37.202.175
addnode=45.50.58.160
addnode=46.147.61.238
addnode=49.147.187.55
addnode=5.103.208.38
addnode=5.20.100.185
addnode=52.36.118.200
addnode=62.138.5.30
addnode=64.250.39.201
addnode=67.162.88.207
addnode=67.193.83.131
addnode=68.99.199.99
addnode=69.43.42.16
addnode=70.178.20.27
addnode=70.188.156.151
addnode=70.208.133.99
addnode=70.75.217.13
addnode=70.75.222.15
addnode=70.75.222.211
addnode=71.228.74.170
addnode=73.52.28.242
addnode=73.88.222.202
addnode=73.92.145.70
addnode=74.69.195.164
addnode=75.86.123.79
addnode=76.187.136.42
addnode=79.21.27.235
addnode=79.69.19.52
addnode=80.213.153.157
addnode=81.37.115.20
addnode=83.223.166.230
addnode=83.251.227.225
addnode=85.175.217.110
addnode=85.204.1.31
addnode=91.97.187.250
addnode=92.10.227.192
addnode=95.172.172.155
addnode=95.222.26.229
addnode=95.65.39.101
addnode=95.91.203.29
addnode=95.92.164.105
addnode=98.90.36.25

addnode=104.192.148.250
addnode=104.192.148.8
addnode=115.28.42.60
addnode=151.80.42.180
addnode=167.114.249.196
addnode=173.245.157.244
addnode=40.112.149.192
addnode=5.189.144.97
addnode=71.241.144.171
addnode=88.89.134.123

Sincerely,

Shawn Kent (aka Bitbeaner)
Director of Operations, Project Manager, Lead Developer
Bean Core, Team Bean, BitBean
[email protected]
www.bitbean.org
"Bitbean, Digital Currency Refined"

Thanks for the reply, ill be letting all my beans auto split for the most part now, I had been recombining them into 100k chunks to try to optimize sprouts. Ill probably go a lot lower now.

As far as that pool goes, I did deposit 100k into it, and after the initial 6 hours, ive been getting stakes there, and have gotten over 100 bitbeans in stakes since then. I am currently getting 3.928 beans per stake. It says there is a total of 34 users as well if that helps anyone.

Hello Tomahwkeer,

Welcome to Team Bean! I see you've joined in in our IRC channel on Freenode -- excellent place to get support should you need it!
And I see you answered your own question in the chat channel. Yes, 10k - 100k is a good range for size of blocks, for sprouting lately.

Regarding, bitbeanpool, I will leave it to the one running that to answer you.

Welcome aboard the Bean Airbus, it's a good time to hop-on with the current price of BitBean. Strap yourself in, we've got a long ride to Mars! We'll be making a stop over on the moon along the way. ;-)

Until the other services launch, IRC is a good place to join the community and stay involved. Your there already, so well done new Beaner!