Topic: [ANN] Blacknet | IBO for BlackCoin | New code | PoS | No ICO - page 913. (Read 2510379 times)

Bullshit. I'm writing this on Arch linux.

Plus the Linux wallet doesn't work with Manjaro Linux (only Debian-derived linuxes). The issue is not blackcoin-specific though: no wallet that I know of(except Bitcoin) work on non Debian linuxes.

And those little stake payments could actually be worth a dollar a day from the last month.

If Dogecoin can handle 500BTC+ daily production without massive price drop we can go over 10x-100x more in price.
I prepare for correction but new Flor will be soon but not 5000... forget about it ^^ haha.
When i see BC price i can be sure many people i mean haters and FUDers they have buthurt now ^^ reading this post .

You're back. Glad I never listened to you in the early days. But hope you're well

You really need to redo the maths for those daily btc needed if we're going up like that .

I honestly think the biggest resistance we will see, will be at the 0.99 cent mark. Just like we saw resistance at 5000 and 10000. But once we hit $1, I think it will explode again.. and the next resistance will be $4.99

Someone needs to take a bite out of this whales ass - trying to hold the price down to get people to dump. Go BC go!

Many claim bubble when it was:
1st - 3500
2nd - 5000
3rd - 9000
4th - 15000
5th - 30000
6th - 55000
.....

Do you see pattern ...
anyway bubble just can't rebuild like BC is doing all time...
For me coin under 1$ is still undervaluated comparing to Vertcoin,Litecoin and others.
The best of all you can sell BC only once ^^ sometimes with luck you will buy cheaper.

Has anyone seen such a beautiful consolidation (again!). This is another accumulation phase before a pop. Best time to get in. This is text-book I'm sure the pro traders here can't believe their eyes and luck. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to witness such beauty (unless you already participated in bitcoin and litecoin from the starts )

I mean seriously... those 200BTC trades would have torn other coins apart. BC continues to rip right through the middle like nothing happened. I could teach bubbles the chimp to make money from this

Exactly. As a reminder (for all kind of crypto-currencies) :
For each public address (the one where you receive coins) there is one private key (the one you need to use the coins of the address, i.e. send coins to another address).
A wallet is just, to simplify, a set of (public address, private key) couples contained in a file usually named wallet.dat

When you encrypt your wallet, you are in fact encrypting the wallet.dat file.

You can securely store your private keys on a paper (supposing that nobody can access this paper of course) then destroy the wallet.dat file.
To see the private key of a public address, use the command : dumpprivatekey.
To import a private key to a wallet, use the command : importprivkey

Private key is all :  if I know it then the coins of the address are mine.

Hmm , let's hope not. If a single exchange hold that much , i'm having mtgox nightmares

Yes it's bad for the network. But until they make a more secure wallet system, there is no other alternative than cold storing your coins.

http://agran.net/bc_getbalance.php?top=100

I think the top few are MintPal cold storage wallets though.

The only thing is that unless I understand PoS incorrectly, that your coins have to be in your wallet at the address it was sent to. If you connect the loaded wallet online and leave it there, the network registers your balance and staking starts. While you leave the loaded wallet online then you get Interest yearly compounded daily, meaning that 1/365 of the yearly interest get added to your balance today and tomorrow's 1/365 of the yearly rate gets calculated on today's balance plus the fraction of interest added to your wallet today. If you take your loaded wallet offline and lets say bring it online once a year you still get interest but on that day meaning you lost the interest on interest if you left the loaded wallet online. If you move your coins offline to another address then the staking stops and you get no interest.

The suggested security principles seem work against the principle of PoS or am I wrong? Lets assume everyone becomes security conscious and move their coins offline and leave empty wallets online. How will staking and decentralised processing work in such a case?

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What your saying for wallets address is for all the coins out there so no major difference

What I was looking for was the link in the op (missed it ).

http://coinia.net/blackcoin/getbalance.php?top=100

Can't wait. It's 10pm GMT for those wondering.

I have been lurking on this thread but because of your post I just had the register to reply.

- Faster Transaction speeds ~ a lot of alternate coins can claim this too
maybe not a unique feature but a really good one which the top coins (bitcoin, litecoin, etc) don't have

- Proof of Stake.  Old mechanism ~ Peercoin, NxT and other coins have had this for ages
pure PoS again the top coins don't have them

- Bitclone (the client is a reskin of BTC)
like most other coins, bitcoin is open source so why spend time and money making a different wallet when there is already one you can use and it does everything you need?

- Distribution.  Top 100 wallets own the majority of Blackcoin.
thats not because it was pre mined and shared with a select few people, its because blackcoin started out small and only a small number of people saw the potential so are holding onto their coins, why would they sell when the price is ever increasing?

- Novelty merchandise
ok, not sure where you got this from, its on coinkite and coinpayments.net so lots of people maybe without knowing already do accept BC, you can even buy gold with it and I don't really think gold is "Novelty merchandise".

what makes this great is the multipool, the multipool isn't just for people who know about blackcoin to get it, it is also for people who want to make the most money out of their miners as it offers the best rate per MH, the pool is getting more people interested in blackcoin http://poolpicker.eu

another thing which blackcoin has going for it is the great community and all the support. there are giveaways at the pool and more and more people each day try to make blackcoin the best by spreading the word and wanting it to succeed.

There are always a lot of pump and dumps (main on the weekends) but guess what? that just gives blackcoin even more attention because it survives them and after each pump and dump the price per BC is always higher than before the pump so its always going up and the content buying by the multi pool always helps that go up (over 50btc a day)

FYI, official Linux Wallet manager works flawlessly on latest Xubuntu daily (64 bits of course), almost out of the box. You just need to install qt5 :
sudo apt-get install qt5-default

You can even copy your AppData/Roaming/BlackCoin from Windows to your /home//.blackcoin as it is. Personnaly I'd recommend to create a new wallet on Linux and send money to this new wallet (a little amount to try first).