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I haw sold ol mai 50k CROC esterdey   

I completely agree.  This is a very young coin and volatility in hash rate and price is to be expected at this point and only some bumps in the road ultimately.  There's that old saying that "Rome wasn't built in a day" which applies here too.

I would assert also that lulls in volume are also a time when potential buyers are making sure they have some loot available for the next round of buying and/or other financial demands. There are thousands of coins trying to carve out their niche and use-cases or otherwise justify their existence. The bulk of the volume is in coins with much larger market cap.  I'm not concerned at all about this situation; multi-signature functionality would be useful in the long-run though.


Yet  the "strength in basking" motto -- referring to CROC's 12% POS -- is one of the main characteristics of this coin (along with the lightning-fast transaction times).  To make an analogy with the investing headspace: a company that's paying that kind of dividend is usually in pretty rough straits; however, in the cryptospace you have quite a few coins paying less POS rate and you have others paying extremely high (and probably unsustainable rates that are quite likely to inflate the currency into oblivion Weimar style e.g.: https://www.amazon.com/When-Money-Dies-Devaluation-Hyperinflation/dp/1586489941/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1507605365&sr=8-1&keywords=when+money+dies ) as the demand for the coin might not prove to be sustainable with such a large supply.  I think CROC is a good middle-ground; 12% is a good potential return for speculation or risk and does help set it apart.

The fun and real usage reminded me of UFO coin (I was reading about Marscoin within the last couple days and someone mentioned UFO as a joke).  Again that is just another example of the many coins that are well on their way in that direction/niche, so I think the POS should be recognized as one of the main things CROC has (as well as the difficulty mining it--which I'm beginning to appreciate somewhat more now).  

Maybe @bumbacoin can help with the CPU problem, he's a wallet dev and is vers in he's coding from what i have seen from he's work
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mac-wallets-node-hosting-general-crypto-assistance-call-me-now-1200970


In the web developer department we have startsts for starters, but we may need more free-lancer-help later on i guess

I spent some of today working out a new site design on paper. The goal of the site is to help the CrocodileCash ecosystem have a central hub and explain why you would use CrocodileCash. I want investing to NOT be the emphasis of the site and the currency. I want fun and real usage to be the #1 priority.

I am going to need help with the initial creation so any web developers, please step up. I will be using a flat-file CMS system so it will be easy to push changes to the GitHub repository I create this week.

We have to work together or motivation will die.

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As for high CPU issue, I think the only way to fix it is to increase staking time (so less staking). I couldn't find anything in particular with callgrind. Maybe some more experienced C++ developer who has profiled applications before can chime in.

I think he means the high CPU used problem that was talked some pages ago

Trading range is 180-430

Network hash is 5T-120T

the volatility in Network the ranges is mosty because of the 1coin per block
It take time for some to come and read how the rewards block is..
but we are getting good support from small miners.

some stuff that could help with the low vol is.. getting croc on a other exchange
Tidex Listing Request
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScfs_YktlYotG-iWzoaGmZblgA_faueg8bD9WC771Bwj3fhzA/viewform
or novaexchange

the Options are there 

Almost dead when we are just getting started? Makes no sense...

This is a marathon not a 100 yard dash!

Wallet doesn't necessarily need updating. What needs to be added, or fixed?

IMO trade volume doesn't mean too much. Saying "it's almost dead" also means nothing to me because there are tons of things to do.

400 sat already was last week,  trade volume is very few, I would say it's almost dead sadly

We need do wallet update 

Good idea.

I will make one today, and create a community multi-signature wallet where key members can give out rewards / payments. I will make it a 3-of-N wallet (N being the amount of key members who can sign), so only 3 members need to sign to move funds.

You must have contributed to CrocodileCash in some technical or monetary way in order to be a "member" of this funding wallet.

I will put up funding goals and list every line item, so we know how much to fund it. We can also discuss if a line item is over or under estimated and adjust accordingly.

We're going to do things right guys

I guess keeping the existing thread would be good so anyone can see what have happen from day one
but you can still have a new thread for future development announcements & polls, so you keep all new info condense in one page
( you would still link the main thread for discussions ect )

I wonder if there is some solution to post to Twitter, the website and a bitcointalk thread all at once. So a community manager could quickly do these things.

If someone could look around I'd appreciate it.

I need to ask also: Do we create a new thread or keep using the existing one?

We also need some sort of voting system. Is it possible to start/stop polls in a thread?

Also: We hit 400 satoshi guys :| That is crazy!

I'm still hosting the CROC website www.crocodilecash.ga although the Twitter account seems dead and needs a new one to get recent tweets.

Anyone keen to setup and maintain one ? I will add it to the website if so

The INVESTBOX on yubit.net could be something we can try too, i don't really know much about it
have anyone use it ?

"Invest your free coins to InvestBox! It’s a tool for devs to promote their coins. It’s NOT Pyramid/HYIP, all payments are made from special fund.
InvestBoxes can change status from Active to «No coins», but you can close your investment any time, it’s 100% safe.
To get InvestBox Payments for BTC, ETH, DOGE, LTC, DASH, WAVES - you need to Play minimum 5 Dice Games / day at these coins."

we could look in the  Goods, Services & Gambling section of bitcointalk to see what sites we can get to start accept croc

We don't need the lightning network considering we have fast block times for mining and staking.

Maybe we should design some bumper stickers or slap on stickers for street posts at intersections and traffic light posts around the world ? Maybe throw some QR claim codes on each

I'm working on it..."callgrind" information is not easy to parse through when you are not familiar

AFAIK everything looks pretty fine / nothing out of the ordinary.

After disabling staking CPU went from 9% to 6%. RAM is still all over the place though.

@bumbacoin Thanks for these knowledges    


I joined all inputs by sending all wallet balance to its own address, now I have only ~20 records at "listunspent" command,   but it still consuming a lot of CPU (no difference)   

Regarding the staking for PoS, you have your own weight for each input and then you have total network weight (The total networks inputs weight) it constantly changes every time a user stakes, so in saying that the more coins a user holds compared to the total available coins means they will stake more frequently granted that the inputs don't split to small amount, obviously the more coins per input = the more chance of staking your coins against the network weight.

Sorry I guess that was an incomplete thought I spit out.

You can use reservebalance to stake multiple "piles", rather than one giant pile. From what I learned, you can even space them out so they stake a certain period of time apart, meaning a constant flow of staking...!

The CPU usage still seems really high for staking. I've recompiled my CrocodileCashd with -pg but gprof is not working properly with it.