Topic: [ANN] [CHC] Chaincoin - Network Upgrade 16.1 - SegWit Activated - page 121. (Read 321715 times)

TerraCoin will also introduce the masternodes, this will be a similar case ... many people don't know about it yet. Coins are so cheap today. So we will see... masternodes are hit today

How long do you think the coin could cost $ 150?
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Friends, I have something strange, and I'm wondering if anyone else is seeing this.

When setting up a masternode, when downloading blocks for the first time, in my debug.log is a lot of ORPHAN BLOCK warning messages during the initial load.  I mean a *lot* of messages.  It almost seems to "stall" at certain blocks.

If I restart chaincoind, the system gets past the problem and it proceeds, only to start generating ORPHAN BLOCK messages later on.

So, to load all of the blocks, I have to restart chaincoind at least a couple of times until it "catches up" to the present.

Is anyone else seeing this, and if so, does anyone know what causes this problem?

Neutron 

Nice job team! Keep up the good work

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Honestly, these Chaincoin masternodes are kind of tough to set up, even with step-by-step instructions, it takes a nerd.  I know HighOnCoins is working on a tutorial and even some scripts to help automate the process and I'm looking forward to those instructions.

I'm still using AWS with a separate t2.nano instance for each masternode (BTW I am setting up a third node right now).  I think that probably a lot of Chaincoins are on Cryptopia but not making it into masternodes, simply because it is such a pain in the ass to set up.

Once there is a step-by-step for running multiple masternodes on a single machine, I might consider doing a Raspberry Pi, mostly because I like the idea of NOT paying Amazon monthly fees, even though they are low for t2.nano.

This is going to at least $150, don't miss the second boat too...

Bingo, I think the CHC community is much more cohesive and they're more into this as a kind of experiment.  HighOnCoins is leading this and he's basically asking the question: why does there have to be a "dump" phase after every "pump"?  Why can't we switch the paradigm to pump-and-HODL?  I thought about that a lot and concluded that he's right, with masternodes there is no downside.  Dumping is stupid reactive behavior.  We don't have to act crazy and piss our pants just because the price is going up a little.  So HODL until at least $100.00, and even then only sell masternode coin profits.  ERGO: NO BIG DUMP COMING.

i am watching the coin since one week there was some days ago a dump to ~6800 sat got today my money from work and now waiting for my bitcoins but price is now so high i dont buy at these price. if it will not fall again this coin is gone for me to setup a cheap masternode 

Total coins: About 23 million

Livecoin is sitting on my coins and price has gone up $.75 while I'm waiting... it's too fucking late I can't get enough for a master node. :~(

What is max supply of chain coin ?

We can communicate, yes, but we can also lie, just like you see scammers do all the time on the web. That means that that communication isn't an insurance..
It's a twist on the Prisoner's dilemma indeed. In this prisoners dilemma you are allowed to stay out of jail

Regards,
Trump

Check out $NTRN another amazing masternode in the making.

LOL I got this as a hedge last week 'cause the fucking smegwit2x bear market was killing my mining stash. Now you assholes tell me I could have bought enough for a master node, fuck you guys!

If you own CHC, then sell it for nice profit, what is your point in trying to get people to dump their coins by writing mindless messages like this?

Most people who sold chunks of CHC on the way up in past days are probably regretting it to some extent.

Large stake holders are actually understanding that they should put buy walls with a share of their profits to sustain the price, and of course, if they feel inclined, retract some coins from their supply to new smaller share owners.

The more individuals invest a small share in CHC, the more large holders can retract safely from the market, which makes the market a place for holders and sensible profit takers.

What is the point in dumping a large quantity if you can sell off small chunks at a time and still be at tremendous profit if you were holding before the price started going up?

It sounds like you don't have CHC anymore so what you are saying might not be super relevant to people interested in that token.

I don't want to disrespect your opinion, but you seem a bit biased. Chaincoin is a fork of DASH codebase, sure it might not be up-to-date because the main developer has been inactive, but how does that make it a shitcoin and how is DASH not a shitcoin then?

The way I see it is that most coins out there are forks of bitcoin, with some additional features cross bred from other projects, it doesn't take so much efforts to see codebase upgraded to more recent core (bitcoin, dash, etc.) implementations.

The code for all those coins is opensource and it takes only a motivated C++ developer to contribute updates to the codebase.

My understanding is that people on all coins are shilling or bashing on coins based on superficial or shallow elements, going by those standards there aren't many coins that have strong intrinsic value, yet most people are doing speculation on the market place trying to take profit and dump as soon as profit figure sounds right.

What is happening on chaincoin is that a large amount of people are acquiring the supply, from people who are eager to take profit, hopefully the people buying at all stages will stay true to the principle of holding the coin for long run, as it has been the way for most coins to move up in terms of market value.

Those who are feeling jealous because people got a cheap masternode need to look at history of all masternode coins, where the same has been occuring over and over, for CHC the uptrend has been fast (days instead of month) but I don't see a difference with other similar coins in the fact that early adopters got masternode very cheap and can churn out decent residual income due to the fact they have been holding.

People who have negative emotion about the whole thing are better to refrain from spreading those, you can post rationale disclaimer and explain soundly why you won't invest or would invest, but spreading negative emotion without much grounding ("such coin is a shitcoin, period") don't help even yourself if you are holding crypto currencies in the grand scheme of things as it make it sound like a way more riskier and murky place than it should actually be.

my 1080 get ~20.6Mhs^^ but i mine a other coin dont know if that make it different but dont think so

you should be getting 17-20 Mhs