Topic: [ANN] Blacknet | IBO for BlackCoin | New code | PoS | No ICO - page 1373. (Read 2510302 times)

Possible edit: if you know how to *play* them.

Actually, you can't tell how many coins are in a given wallet or held by a single person because all you can see is how many coins are held at a given address and a wallet/person can and probably does have multiple addresses.

Mintpal has low volumes and less users , let's see when it gets the volume cryptsy handles how it will go

Whales are not evil if you know how to play along them

No, stake-weight you can think of as an indication of how 'heavy' your holdings are with coin-age, combined with the size of your stake. It's not giving the expected payout number of BC.

Yeah.... I have to agree I dont like cryptsy as well especially with its high fees.  Plus as most stated cryptsy is the place most altcoins go to die LOL.

Agreed. Cryptsy is slow in every imaginable way

Its up to crypsty to add this coin on its own accord. I for one am not really happy with the level of service that crypsty has provided compared to other exchanges like Mintpal.

I highly suggest you check out the other exchanges or donate to the cryptsy voting yourself, because it doesn't effect me in the least.

For those interested, I will need a few testers for my BC paying mining node. I'm looking for no more than a few people, and no more than 2-3 MH/s per person. And preferably people scattered around the world as I am located in the south west USA, to get an idea of how dead hash rates may vary among user locations.

I just want to make sure the custom hash tracking I coded is working properly, and that miners are paid out appropriately. You will have a page that shows your hash rate, your doa rate %, your estimated BC/day income, and your total mined BC (based off pool mined coins, mined coin price, BC price, and % of coins that was contributed to by your hash). Below is an example what you would see from your end mining on this node (still have to add "mined total" up until next payout period).



From my initial testing among my own miners, it looks like it is working as intended. But I want to absolutely be sure this fail-over is working properly before having it support the main pool. I will post details in the IRC channel later, but feel free to send me a PM here if you are interested. I should have it ready to go tomorrow night (Tuesday, PST). If all looks good then the following 1-2 days later I can have it go public for anyone to use as a hold me over until Radio gets the main pool back up.

sorry but i'm really newbie, "your weight is 3300" is my stake? i'll receive 3300 bc in 5 days?

are you planning to add your coin to cryptsy ?? this one thing will make me invest in your coin

that was probably a glitch on your side. no one wallet has more then 2% (top wallet is like 3% but pretty sure that's the mintpal one) even the exchange wallets.

Well, in this case... He had 160BTC in BC

There is nothing wrong with a guy watching BC having 160 BTC. IF anything that should solidify that there are some big players looking to get back in the market before the pool goes live.

The price is back again.
Some evil whales must be behind this.

Agreed, but that wasn't my point.

sent 50 to get the ball rolling hehe

Blackcoin will feature two pages in the book called Cryptocurrency "The Alt-ernative" the Beginner's Reference

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=483187.new#new


Please donate to the below Blackcoin wallet address in order to help fund this project:

BDLyuuX7L9FJcLjjtG6uYgPxfSU72FNutH

It will have 2 pages similar to this:





If you spot any spelling or grammar errors, these are easily sorted.  I do have a full time job as well as trying to get this project completed too.

2.1 btc is a drop in the bucket when the volume is in hundreds of btc /day