Topic: [ANN] [CAID] CoinAid - Pure POS 60% Per Year....... (Read 31237 times)
Is it over already? It is sold at Yobit
New ANN coming.. Github has modified version by drays..
CoinAid info can be found here : coming soon!
CoinAidCoin [CAID] was created on the 5th September 2015 by crunk
Its purpose in life at the time of creation is to replace the billing on the now defunct website www.coinaid.co.uk from BTC to CAID
The new purpose will be announced in the upcoming working paper. For now any lawful use is encouraged.. Stay tuned.
As it is a pure POS coin
The coin specs are :
Name: CoinAid
Ticker : CAID
Start with : C
ICO Volume : 100 000 000
Proof of Stake Reward : 60% Per Year
Coin Minimum Age : 1 Hour
Coin Maximum Age : Unlimited
RPCPort : 44322
P2PPort : 44233
Git Source :
Windows Wallet :
Mac Wallet : missing link for MAC wallet
Original Linux wallet kindly provided by paolo77 its much appreciated.
linux wallet : link missing for linux wallet
Block Explorer :
Coinamarket Cap:
Yes, wallet.dat on this coin tends to grow big - chain stakes too often with many micro stakes.
I have modified my wallet, so it doesn't split inputs, otherwise my PC just cannot handle it...
I have modified my wallet, so it doesn't split inputs, otherwise my PC just cannot handle it...
CoinAid info can be found here : coming soon!
CoinAidCoin [CAID] was created on the 5th September 2015 by crunk
Its purpose in life at the time of creation is to replace the billing on the now defunct website www.coinaid.co.uk from BTC to CAID
The new purpose will be announced in the upcoming working paper. For now any lawful use is encouraged.. Stay tuned.
As it is a pure POS coin
The coin specs are :
Name: CoinAid
Ticker : CAID
Start with : C
ICO Volume : 100 000 000
Proof of Stake Reward : 60% Per Year
Coin Minimum Age : 1 Hour
Coin Maximum Age : Unlimited
RPCPort : 44322
P2PPort : 44233
Git Source :
Windows Wallet :
Mac Wallet : missing link for MAC wallet
Original Linux wallet kindly provided by paolo77 its much appreciated.
linux wallet : link missing for linux wallet
Block Explorer :
Coinamarket Cap:
I'm synced up to the same version of chain like you are and the chain moves, but else nothing much.
It does need close attention. That those two wallets on the PC don't connect to each other and thus rely on a 3rd wallet to keep synced can cause issues, especially in combination with block flooding if too much staking weight gets released at once and the wallets easily becoming unresponsive up to the point of breaking connection. So I usually only use it as backup if the chain stalls.
That explains quite a lot if it's your node. Seems you're not easily abandon a chain as well and either you run quite a lot or we get attracted by the same coins. Have you any idea how to connect to Yobit? Other exchanges usually make it quite easy but I have quite some trouble figuring out Yobits wallets.
It does need close attention. That those two wallets on the PC don't connect to each other and thus rely on a 3rd wallet to keep synced can cause issues, especially in combination with block flooding if too much staking weight gets released at once and the wallets easily becoming unresponsive up to the point of breaking connection. So I usually only use it as backup if the chain stalls.
That explains quite a lot if it's your node. Seems you're not easily abandon a chain as well and either you run quite a lot or we get attracted by the same coins. Have you any idea how to connect to Yobit? Other exchanges usually make it quite easy but I have quite some trouble figuring out Yobits wallets.
I am not sure how to connect to Yobit. In fact, I think they do not have any wallet running. But CAID wallets needs to be taken out of maintenance somehow, or alternatively it needs to be listed on different exchange.
Did you get the PM's I sent?
Does anyone have a link to the current source code?
@Drays: Yes, I notice I got a PM. Sorry, I'm not that often online due to time constraints and BTT isn't really big in notifying new PMs it seems.
Not sure why Crunck deleted the sources on his Github... That guy's actions are unclear to me. Never thought he would be so cheap to deal this way with this project... but well, lets leave him alone.
And - yep, I have the sources locally (I almost always backup wallets and sources for the most coins I own from start
). Ready to send them to anyone who asks here or in PM! I'm synced up to the same version of chain like you are and the chain moves, but else nothing much.
It does need close attention. That those two wallets on the PC don't connect to each other and thus rely on a 3rd wallet to keep synced can cause issues, especially in combination with block flooding if too much staking weight gets released at once and the wallets easily becoming unresponsive up to the point of breaking connection. So I usually only use it as backup if the chain stalls.
That explains quite a lot if it's your node. Seems you're not easily abandon a chain as well and either you run quite a lot or we get attracted by the same coins. Have you any idea how to connect to Yobit? Other exchanges usually make it quite easy but I have quite some trouble figuring out Yobits wallets.
It does need close attention. That those two wallets on the PC don't connect to each other and thus rely on a 3rd wallet to keep synced can cause issues, especially in combination with block flooding if too much staking weight gets released at once and the wallets easily becoming unresponsive up to the point of breaking connection. So I usually only use it as backup if the chain stalls.
That explains quite a lot if it's your node. Seems you're not easily abandon a chain as well and either you run quite a lot or we get attracted by the same coins. Have you any idea how to connect to Yobit? Other exchanges usually make it quite easy but I have quite some trouble figuring out Yobits wallets.
I am not sure how to connect to Yobit. In fact, I think they do not have any wallet running. But CAID wallets needs to be taken out of maintenance somehow, or alternatively it needs to be listed on different exchange.
Did you get the PM's I sent?
Does anyone have a link to the current source code?
@Drays: Yes, I notice I got a PM. Sorry, I'm not that often online due to time constraints and BTT isn't really big in notifying new PMs it seems.
I'm synced up to the same version of chain like you are and the chain moves, but else nothing much.
It does need close attention. That those two wallets on the PC don't connect to each other and thus rely on a 3rd wallet to keep synced can cause issues, especially in combination with block flooding if too much staking weight gets released at once and the wallets easily becoming unresponsive up to the point of breaking connection. So I usually only use it as backup if the chain stalls.
That explains quite a lot if it's your node. Seems you're not easily abandon a chain as well and either you run quite a lot or we get attracted by the same coins. Have you any idea how to connect to Yobit? Other exchanges usually make it quite easy but I have quite some trouble figuring out Yobits wallets.
It does need close attention. That those two wallets on the PC don't connect to each other and thus rely on a 3rd wallet to keep synced can cause issues, especially in combination with block flooding if too much staking weight gets released at once and the wallets easily becoming unresponsive up to the point of breaking connection. So I usually only use it as backup if the chain stalls.
That explains quite a lot if it's your node. Seems you're not easily abandon a chain as well and either you run quite a lot or we get attracted by the same coins. Have you any idea how to connect to Yobit? Other exchanges usually make it quite easy but I have quite some trouble figuring out Yobits wallets.
I am not sure how to connect to Yobit. In fact, I think they do not have any wallet running. But CAID wallets needs to be taken out of maintenance somehow, or alternatively it needs to be listed on different exchange.
Did you get the PM's I sent?
Does anyone have a link to the current source code?
I'm synced up to the same version of chain like you are and the chain moves, but else nothing much.
It does need close attention. That those two wallets on the PC don't connect to each other and thus rely on a 3rd wallet to keep synced can cause issues, especially in combination with block flooding if too much staking weight gets released at once and the wallets easily becoming unresponsive up to the point of breaking connection. So I usually only use it as backup if the chain stalls.
That explains quite a lot if it's your node. Seems you're not easily abandon a chain as well and either you run quite a lot or we get attracted by the same coins. Have you any idea how to connect to Yobit? Other exchanges usually make it quite easy but I have quite some trouble figuring out Yobits wallets.
It does need close attention. That those two wallets on the PC don't connect to each other and thus rely on a 3rd wallet to keep synced can cause issues, especially in combination with block flooding if too much staking weight gets released at once and the wallets easily becoming unresponsive up to the point of breaking connection. So I usually only use it as backup if the chain stalls.
That explains quite a lot if it's your node. Seems you're not easily abandon a chain as well and either you run quite a lot or we get attracted by the same coins. Have you any idea how to connect to Yobit? Other exchanges usually make it quite easy but I have quite some trouble figuring out Yobits wallets.
I am not sure how to connect to Yobit. In fact, I think they do not have any wallet running. But CAID wallets needs to be taken out of maintenance somehow, or alternatively it needs to be listed on different exchange.
Did you get the PM's I sent?
I'm synced up to the same version of chain like you are and the chain moves, but else nothing much.
It does need close attention. That those two wallets on the PC don't connect to each other and thus rely on a 3rd wallet to keep synced can cause issues, especially in combination with block flooding if too much staking weight gets released at once and the wallets easily becoming unresponsive up to the point of breaking connection. So I usually only use it as backup if the chain stalls.
That explains quite a lot if it's your node. Seems you're not easily abandon a chain as well and either you run quite a lot or we get attracted by the same coins. Have you any idea how to connect to Yobit? Other exchanges usually make it quite easy but I have quite some trouble figuring out Yobits wallets.
It does need close attention. That those two wallets on the PC don't connect to each other and thus rely on a 3rd wallet to keep synced can cause issues, especially in combination with block flooding if too much staking weight gets released at once and the wallets easily becoming unresponsive up to the point of breaking connection. So I usually only use it as backup if the chain stalls.
That explains quite a lot if it's your node. Seems you're not easily abandon a chain as well and either you run quite a lot or we get attracted by the same coins. Have you any idea how to connect to Yobit? Other exchanges usually make it quite easy but I have quite some trouble figuring out Yobits wallets.
That should've been me testing if I'm on a fork. The high one would be my normal wallet, the other my last saved chain trying to sync blocking my own wallet (since both are running on the same PC they don't seem to see each other and only connect to the tablet if I do a addnode with internal network IP) and the third the tablet syncing up freely.
The tablet chose my normal wallet, the blocked probably synced up from you and stopped. So our (main) wallets are on slightly different chains. No problem if it wasn't for:
Those are my peers. The IP of the lower one I get in quite some wallets and I suspect it might be Yobit related. Giving the startingheigt it looks like it's on an old fork which might explain the maintenance. I am currently syncing up one wallet from scratch. Once near that block I'll try -connect to listen only to that one. Would like to do it sooner but unfortunately syncing stops after 500 blocks or so and just continues after a wallet restart with that one. But I want to see if Yobit comes out of maintenance if someone is synced with it.
Edit: OK, one wallet is connected and syncing only from that low chain. Another should be running and staking on your chain. I need some sleep, let's see how it looks tomorrow.
Edit2: Not finished syncing and that peer is now startingheight" : 351984, so it seems to be syncing too now.
The tablet chose my normal wallet, the blocked probably synced up from you and stopped. So our (main) wallets are on slightly different chains. No problem if it wasn't for:
Code:
00:18:00

getpeerinfo
00:18:00

[
{
"addr" : "45.63.119.167:44233",
"services" : "00000001",
"lastsend" : 1501021080,
"lastrecv" : 1501021080,
"conntime" : 1501018967,
"version" : 60013,
"subver" : "/Satoshi:1.0.0/",
"inbound" : false,
"startingheight" : 650185,
"banscore" : 0
},
{
"addr" : "104.238.176.80:44233",
"services" : "00000001",
"lastsend" : 1501020210,
"lastrecv" : 1501020210,
"conntime" : 1501020067,
"version" : 60013,
"subver" : "/Satoshi:1.0.0/",
"inbound" : false,
"startingheight" : 219484,
"banscore" : 0
}
]
Edit: OK, one wallet is connected and syncing only from that low chain. Another should be running and staking on your chain. I need some sleep, let's see how it looks tomorrow.
Edit2: Not finished syncing and that peer is now startingheight" : 351984, so it seems to be syncing too now.
How its going? It looks like your setup with two wallets on the same PC + tablet (probably all behind the same NAT router) is creating those issues and sometimes forks the network
That node is not Yobit, I know that for sure, because that is my node, which I was trying to re-sync again
. Yobit wallet doesn't seem to be active, I suspect they just stopped it (why to eat server resources, when they can stop the wallet and just trade those coins with wallets being in fake 'maintenance' forever?).
That should've been me testing if I'm on a fork. The high one would be my normal wallet, the other my last saved chain trying to sync blocking my own wallet (since both are running on the same PC they don't seem to see each other and only connect to the tablet if I do a addnode with internal network IP) and the third the tablet syncing up freely.
The tablet chose my normal wallet, the blocked probably synced up from you and stopped. So our (main) wallets are on slightly different chains. No problem if it wasn't for:
Those are my peers. The IP of the lower one I get in quite some wallets and I suspect it might be Yobit related. Giving the startingheigt it looks like it's on an old fork which might explain the maintenance. I am currently syncing up one wallet from scratch. Once near that block I'll try -connect to listen only to that one. Would like to do it sooner but unfortunately syncing stops after 500 blocks or so and just continues after a wallet restart with that one. But I want to see if Yobit comes out of maintenance if someone is synced with it.
Edit: OK, one wallet is connected and syncing only from that low chain. Another should be running and staking on your chain. I need some sleep, let's see how it looks tomorrow.
Edit2: Not finished syncing and that peer is now startingheight" : 351984, so it seems to be syncing too now.
The tablet chose my normal wallet, the blocked probably synced up from you and stopped. So our (main) wallets are on slightly different chains. No problem if it wasn't for:
Code:
00:18:00

getpeerinfo
00:18:00

[
{
"addr" : "45.63.119.167:44233",
"services" : "00000001",
"lastsend" : 1501021080,
"lastrecv" : 1501021080,
"conntime" : 1501018967,
"version" : 60013,
"subver" : "/Satoshi:1.0.0/",
"inbound" : false,
"startingheight" : 650185,
"banscore" : 0
},
{
"addr" : "104.238.176.80:44233",
"services" : "00000001",
"lastsend" : 1501020210,
"lastrecv" : 1501020210,
"conntime" : 1501020067,
"version" : 60013,
"subver" : "/Satoshi:1.0.0/",
"inbound" : false,
"startingheight" : 219484,
"banscore" : 0
}
]
Edit: OK, one wallet is connected and syncing only from that low chain. Another should be running and staking on your chain. I need some sleep, let's see how it looks tomorrow.
Edit2: Not finished syncing and that peer is now startingheight" : 351984, so it seems to be syncing too now.
Hmm, what this could mean:
I got this from freshly started CoinAidd.
There is a single IP address with 3 different wallets running, at 3 different blockheights?
Very odd! Code:
# CoinAidd getpeerinfo
[
{
"addr" : "94.114.48.67:18867",
"services" : "00000001",
"lastsend" : 1501015723,
"lastrecv" : 1501015723,
"conntime" : 1501002065,
"version" : 60013,
"subver" : "/Satoshi:1.0.0/",
"inbound" : true,
"startingheight" : 658324,
"banscore" : 0
},
{
"addr" : "94.114.48.67:57565",
"services" : "00000001",
"lastsend" : 1501015670,
"lastrecv" : 1501015670,
"conntime" : 1501010555,
"version" : 60013,
"subver" : "/Satoshi:1.0.0/",
"inbound" : true,
"startingheight" : 630873,
"banscore" : 0
},
{
"addr" : "94.114.48.67:61818",
"services" : "00000001",
"lastsend" : 1501014405,
"lastrecv" : 1501014405,
"conntime" : 1501014405,
"version" : 60013,
"subver" : "/Satoshi:1.0.0/",
"inbound" : true,
"startingheight" : 650185,
"banscore" : 0
}
]
There is a single IP address with 3 different wallets running, at 3 different blockheights?
Hmm, what this could mean:
I got this from freshly started CoinAidd.
There is a single IP address with 3 different wallets running, at 3 different blockheights?
Code:
# CoinAidd getpeerinfo
[
{
"addr" : "94.114.48.67:18867",
"services" : "00000001",
"lastsend" : 1501015723,
"lastrecv" : 1501015723,
"conntime" : 1501002065,
"version" : 60013,
"subver" : "/Satoshi:1.0.0/",
"inbound" : true,
"startingheight" : 658324,
"banscore" : 0
},
{
"addr" : "94.114.48.67:57565",
"services" : "00000001",
"lastsend" : 1501015670,
"lastrecv" : 1501015670,
"conntime" : 1501010555,
"version" : 60013,
"subver" : "/Satoshi:1.0.0/",
"inbound" : true,
"startingheight" : 630873,
"banscore" : 0
},
{
"addr" : "94.114.48.67:61818",
"services" : "00000001",
"lastsend" : 1501014405,
"lastrecv" : 1501014405,
"conntime" : 1501014405,
"version" : 60013,
"subver" : "/Satoshi:1.0.0/",
"inbound" : true,
"startingheight" : 650185,
"banscore" : 0
}
]
There is a single IP address with 3 different wallets running, at 3 different blockheights?
Another poss. is if there was a seed node, it could have expired.
Well, since I posted here the thread still shows up if someones posts here.
The blockchain is still dragging itself along, but I don't know when it was out of maintenance on Yobit the last time or if it will be ever again. So it's best to consider this coin as a enclosed Yobit trading toy indeed.
No, nothing from Crunck I'd know of since a few months.
The blockchain is still dragging itself along, but I don't know when it was out of maintenance on Yobit the last time or if it will be ever again. So it's best to consider this coin as a enclosed Yobit trading toy indeed.
No, nothing from Crunck I'd know of since a few months.
Yeah, so its Yobits trading toy... But I am not sure what to do with the CAID in my local wallet. There is quite a big amount there (though as there is no block explorer, and no money supply shown via RPC, I'm not sure what percentage of this useless stuff I actually hold
).If somebody would like to revive this, PM me, I would probably donate pretty noticable amount to the brave guy (though girls are more than welcome too
) who dares to give this coin a second chance...I had some spare time on weekend, so have installed a block explorer to finally find the total supply
You were quite correct, the actual supply is about 138M right now. I can give you the link to explorer while it is still running, if you would like to take a look.
But looks like we have a bigger problem with the chain now - seems like it has stopped few days ago on block 650185. Two of my wallets are not moving, and the one installed on public VPS gets constant errors like this:
Code:
07/24/17 15:31:26 received block 89a55611a3aa955d8e79
07/24/17 15:31:26 ERROR: CheckProofOfStake() : INFO: check kernel failed on coinstake 8b84c1cf6fd1210f63f5c24cdd0c5fff8680ee8d26c4af17a30ff1f6672fb69b, hashProof=e865ef173714df60c28f52667e56541bc39766529b6ed56f421c191d528477eb
07/24/17 15:31:26 WARNING: AcceptBlock(): check proof-of-stake failed for block 89a55611a3aa955d8e790e15bf55d01428f943dc04ccab513fb37b8bde55da82
07/24/17 15:31:26 ERROR: ProcessBlock() : AcceptBlock FAILED
Did someone fork off..?
Well, since I posted here the thread still shows up if someones posts here.
The blockchain is still dragging itself along, but I don't know when it was out of maintenance on Yobit the last time or if it will be ever again. So it's best to consider this coin as a enclosed Yobit trading toy indeed.
No, nothing from Crunck I'd know of since a few months.
The blockchain is still dragging itself along, but I don't know when it was out of maintenance on Yobit the last time or if it will be ever again. So it's best to consider this coin as a enclosed Yobit trading toy indeed.
No, nothing from Crunck I'd know of since a few months.
Yeah, so its Yobits trading toy... But I am not sure what to do with the CAID in my local wallet. There is quite a big amount there (though as there is no block explorer, and no money supply shown via RPC, I'm not sure what percentage of this useless stuff I actually hold
).If somebody would like to revive this, PM me, I would probably donate pretty noticable amount to the brave guy (though girls are more than welcome too
) who dares to give this coin a second chance...Well, since I posted here the thread still shows up if someones posts here.
The blockchain is still dragging itself along, but I don't know when it was out of maintenance on Yobit the last time or if it will be ever again. So it's best to consider this coin as a enclosed Yobit trading toy indeed.
No, nothing from Crunck I'd know of since a few months.
The blockchain is still dragging itself along, but I don't know when it was out of maintenance on Yobit the last time or if it will be ever again. So it's best to consider this coin as a enclosed Yobit trading toy indeed.
No, nothing from Crunck I'd know of since a few months.
Yeah, so its Yobits trading toy... But I am not sure what to do with the CAID in my local wallet. There is quite a big amount there (though as there is no block explorer, and no money supply shown via RPC, I'm not sure what percentage of this useless stuff I actually hold
).If somebody would like to revive this, PM me, I would probably donate pretty noticable amount to the brave guy (though girls are more than welcome too
) who dares to give this coin a second chance...
Well, since I posted here the thread still shows up if someones posts here.
The blockchain is still dragging itself along, but I don't know when it was out of maintenance on Yobit the last time or if it will be ever again. So it's best to consider this coin as a enclosed Yobit trading toy indeed.
No, nothing from Crunck I'd know of since a few months.
The blockchain is still dragging itself along, but I don't know when it was out of maintenance on Yobit the last time or if it will be ever again. So it's best to consider this coin as a enclosed Yobit trading toy indeed.
No, nothing from Crunck I'd know of since a few months.
Just pinging, to see if there is anybody here..
Is this coin just a Yobit trading toy, or there might be hope for having blockchain working?
Anybody have seen crunck lately?
Is this coin just a Yobit trading toy, or there might be hope for having blockchain working?
Anybody have seen crunck lately?
Yes, wallet.dat on this coin tends to grow big - chain stakes too often with many micro stakes.
I have modified my wallet, so it doesn't split inputs, otherwise my PC just cannot handle it...
I have modified my wallet, so it doesn't split inputs, otherwise my PC just cannot handle it...
It is about normal for most PoS. You can modify the wallet easily enough. But it is not a solution long term.
My anecdotal one-man experience is thee modified wallets stake less altcoins than when you let them go free.
Annoying is when you don't bother and get the "contested transactions" because you have different addresses in the wallet staking.
For PoS, I tend to just change wallet every 3 months or so. It stops the build up of tiny staking, but the downside is it can take a day or two to transfer the coins due to the sodding contested transactions (which eventually sort themselves out).
PoS is easy to develop, though. But it requires at least 2 or 3 staking wallets with a good proportion of coins to ensure it sustains. Ifthat happens, at leasst the PoW mining headache does not have to be endurd.
Anyway, Coinaid is dead. The url has not been renewed, hence it being at Godaddy. It will come up for sale soon with other dropped domains, and if not bought will be free to register.
Yes, wallet.dat on this coin tends to grow big - chain stakes too often with many micro stakes.
I have modified my wallet, so it doesn't split inputs, otherwise my PC just cannot handle it...
I have modified my wallet, so it doesn't split inputs, otherwise my PC just cannot handle it...
Chain worked well since...
But stopped again on Jul 22. Not staking, not moving. I have some free inputs, but they do not stake by some reason. All peers are stuck on the same block, so seems to be no fork.
@Tortoise75: is your wallet open..?
My fault, sorry. The old wallet.dat got quite bloated and the QT unresponsive for quite some lengths of time so I moved everything to a new wallet.dat but the last transactions didn't manage to get on the network. So I loaded the old one again and forgot it there while leaving home over the weekend. But stopped again on Jul 22. Not staking, not moving. I have some free inputs, but they do not stake by some reason. All peers are stuck on the same block, so seems to be no fork.
@Tortoise75: is your wallet open..?
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