Topic: [ANN] [CHC] Chaincoin - Network Upgrade 16.1 - SegWit Activated - page 46. (Read 321715 times)

Using chaincoin-cli check into command lockunspent - beware the syntax is tricky because the same command can be used to either lock or unlock amounts (see complaints here https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues/4163)

Thanks, now I understand. Coin control feature is great, haven't downloaded the Windows GUI, so I wasn't aware of that.
However, I'm thinking about running a Linux Masternode. Where can I find informations about locking the initial amount under Linux?

To answer this, you need to understand how wallets can "lock" amounts.  This is handled differently on masternodes versus the Chaincoin-QT UI.  For Masternodes on say linux, there are commands to lock and unlock amounts.  On Chaincoin-QT, when you go to the [Send] tab (with Coin Control Features enabled), you'll see a button [Inputs...] which will let you choose individual amounts with a checkbox.  By using this feature you can avoid digging into the original stake, and send out only reward earnings.

BTW I should say that to make Chaincoin-QT very useful, there are two things you can do (1) you can export the private keys from your masternode wallets and import them into Chaincoin-QT, and in so doing, you can see your earnings consolidated in Chaincoin-QT (2) there is an approach where Chaincoin-QT can be set up as a "control" node (I haven't yet done this and instructions are elsewhere).  I'm certain that with approach (1) it is awesome because you can see your earnings in the GUI without having to SSH into your masternodes, and you also have the benefit of Coin Control Features for sending out your earnings.  I'm planning to move to approach (2) when time permits, there are instructions for this elsewhere in this forum.

First question answered. Even though that makes no sense. Have you ever withdrawn the rewards? How does that work without touching the
initial 1000 CHC? I mean, this coin should work like Bitcoin with inputs and outputs...

I'm looking at my wallet now, and it appears that the rewards are sent to the same address that contains the masternode's "stake" 1000 CHC. 

I have a general question regarding masternodes. When I set up a masternode, to which address will the rewards be sent?
According to the instruction, the address 0 should have the 1000 CHC in it, not more and not less. Will the software generate
more address to which the rewards are being sent?
And when I move my rewards to another address, does the software ensure that the address 0 ist blocked, so that none of the
1000 CHC coins are being moved?

Thanks for helping me to understand the masternode principle better.

My friend invested in ChainCoin few months ago and now his money has doubled. It is surely good profit but in the same amount of time bitcoin went from $2700 to $4300. This fact surely presents how inferior all the altcoins are to bitcoins in terms of success and profit.

I would like to see this coin soon in another exchanges, like Etherdelta, yobit or maybe HitBtc, this would be great 

Thank you for sharing this. I also plan to setup a master node. Because of the low price of the coin right now, I see it's not much.  It seems setting up a master node is for a long term investment with hopes that the coin improves and its community increase.

As promised, here are the earnings of my five (5) masternodes which I was fortunate enough to have running for the entire month of September.

Node 1: 29.200025 CHC earned
Node 2: 32.00011 CHC earned
Node 3: 18.4003 CHC earned
Node 4: 16.40014 CHC earned
Node 5: 29.20016 CHC earned

Monthly Average CHC/node: 25.040147 CHC
Daily Average CHC/node: 0.83467157

Since we just had our first block reward increase this month, the numbers don't really tell the full story yet. Once the next block reward increase has occurred then I should be able to compare the payouts month to month until the block reward halving (when we will have to do a new set of calculations).

Thank you for your help with running out of space i have see a day after the post, so i have to try the compile on a other Pi, and i will send you the information of a or not a success...

I will test the Wallat on a Pi when the Pi not run i will post the .conf of the Windows PC, a other question can i also use DynDNS addresses? I think no...

regards

39% for a quick test vote that ran for few days, that was not promoted at all beforehand is very good. But once again, you see a chance to take a stab at chc.

Glad you are back tho, your posts are funny as hell to read

so 61% doesnt care and you think its great ? rofl

That explain a lot actually... 

I marked the issue above in red. Thank you so much for making me google translate on your behalf, you've really made it easy for me to help you. Please feel free to also post blurry screenshots, incomplete log files, and ask questions that a simple google search could solve.

Just so that you can see that I am really trying to help you (and perhaps others who may come across this same issue) here is the error translated in english:
/usr/bin/ar: libchaincoinqt.a: No space is available on the device

Check your memory with the command free and check your storage with df -h


Post your chaincoin.conf file (scramble or remove your masternodeprivkey= ) so we can have a look or come to the slack channel #masternodes and #support (https://slack.chaincoin.org) and we can help you a lot quicker than on here.


We have been waiting 2 months for Bittrex and nothing from them so it's unlikely we will get listed any time soon. That being said, we are working actively to improve on all sides of the project - there is still so much to be done! I'm sure that once we improve our value proposition and our trading volume increases, we will get listed by many previously unreachable exchanges.



Did you delete the server? If you did not then I can probably rescue it. Find me in the #support channel of our slack (https://slack.chaincoin.org)

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Voting Results - Community Engagement

The voting results are in: 39% of master node holders care about the future of Chaincoin and that is just great! Moving forward we have started actively working on keeping the community up to date via twitter and we are continuing to organize ourselves - thanks again to all the new community volunteers.

The next vote is schedule for October 12, 2017. Details surrounding that will be released before that date.

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Join our slack: https://slack.chaincoin.org and come say hello to everyone!
We're also on twitter: https://twitter.com/chaincointeam follow us for updates.

You should always make backup before sending the funds. It is also better to do a controller wallet setup https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSWfXdmb48c . Try looking in the backups folder on the VPS it may have created automatic backup. If not then your coins are lost it is not possible to access them with a public address. Masternode key only identifies your masternode on the network it does not have anything to do with the address.

Guys I need help.   Let me preface this by saying I screwed up majorly with one of my masternodes.    I am running on Ubuntu 16.04 and it was working fine but it completely crashed without a backup and lost everything.    I have the CHC masternode address that contains the coin as well as the CHC masternode Private Key.    Is there any way to get the coin back and if so, how do I do it?   I will send anyone a nice tip if they can help me get this back up and running.    I do not have a copy of wallet.dat.   I hadn't backed it up like I should have when the installation was finished and 2 days later, FAILURE

Would really appreciate some assistance if at all possible  Thanks!

2.80000000 chaincoins reward is random

Good news
Please, share what is current reward for masternode?

Received few rewards on my masternode, wallet works fine. Have plans configure few more MN

Positive news and UP trend continues, price hits 9500 satoshi today, ~ +25% to yesterday's maximum.
So the price has doubled in just 2 days.