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Quote from: kprell40 on November 13, 2015, 11:14:59 AM

Quote from: kprell40 on November 12, 2015, 09:11:29 PM

Hello All

I sent a request to Cryptsy to get CV2 on vote list .

kprell40

I got a email from Cryptsy

Thank you for contacting us.

We have received an information about ColossusCoin swap to ColossusCoin2.0 ( CV2 ). The information has been forwarded to our technical support team and we are waiting for an update.

We will make an announcement as we add or swap the coin.

Thank you.

Sincerely,
Stephanie
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Hi kprell40,

thank you for your support!

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Quote from: kprell40 on November 12, 2015, 09:11:29 PM

Hello All

I sent a request to Cryptsy to get CV2 on vote list .

kprell40

I got a email from Cryptsy

Thank you for contacting us.

We have received an information about ColossusCoin swap to ColossusCoin2.0 ( CV2 ). The information has been forwarded to our technical support team and we are waiting for an update.

We will make an announcement as we add or swap the coin.

Thank you.

Sincerely,
Stephanie
Cryptsy.com

kprell40

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Hello All

I sent a request to Cryptsy to get CV2 on vote list .

kprell40

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Quote from: Th82 on November 12, 2015, 01:02:42 PM

What do you think about https://empoex.com/ exchange?

It used to be a very good exchange, but not very supportive recently. Have a ticket hanging there for about two weeks without any answer or reaction...

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What do you think about https://empoex.com/ exchange?

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Add your coin

To add your coin to be listed, please submit the following details in a Support Ticket. http://support.empoex.com/

Coin name
Coin Acronym
Announcement Thread
Website URL (if you have one)
Coin specs: Block time, Distribution method, Algorithm
Link to coin logo image
Github/Bitbucket repo URL

All ticket submissions are vetted for the above information, and will be subject to approval before your coin will show up under the open coin listings.

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Quote from: kprell40 on November 10, 2015, 09:31:13 PM

Hello all

I Submit a coin request on bleutrade

kprell40

It would be really nice if Colossuscoin2 get listed on https://bleutrade.com !

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Quote from: kprell40 on November 11, 2015, 11:32:35 AM

Hello All

I received a email from steak cloud

Thank you for contacting Steak Cloud support,

Colossuscoin2 CV2 will be added to our waiting list.

Regards

Steak Cloud

Soon you will be able to mine it on steak cloud once added

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kprell40

Hello kprell40

NICE!!!

I have contacted Stakeminers via the contact form https://stakeminers.com/contact.php last week
and submitted a request to add Colossuscoin2.

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Tom
Thank you for writing. The Stakeminers team is reviewing your coin and will let you know if we decide to add it to our staking pool.
Thanks,
Michael

It is good to hear that Colossuscoin2 CV2 will be added to steak cloud's waiting list

Tom

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Quote from: kprell40 on November 11, 2015, 11:32:35 AM

Hello All

I received a email from steak cloud

Thank you for contacting Steak Cloud support,

Colossuscoin2 CV2 will be added to our waiting list.

Regards

Steak Cloud

Soon you will be able to mine it on steak cloud once added

http://steakcloud.com/

Proof Of Stake Mining Platform - Increase altcoin value
Multipool - Mine POS coins or mine POW coins that are normally hard to mine

Steak Cloud is the perfect platform for coin owners and community members who wish to increase the value of their POS (Proof Of Stake) or POW (Proof Of Work) altcoins on exchanges. Steak Cloud also makes it possible for rig owners to mine POS (Proof Of Stake) coins effortlessly at the same time having the piece of mind that the coin will increase in value due to the daily buy orders moving through the exchanges for all supported coins. Steak Cloud boasts a bespoke automated payout script that guarantees no payout errors!

kprell40

very good.its a good time now to invest in colossus 2.PoS reward structure is pretty interesting

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Hello All

I received a email from steak cloud

Thank you for contacting Steak Cloud support,

Colossuscoin2 CV2 will be added to our waiting list.

Regards

Steak Cloud

Soon you will be able to mine it on steak cloud once added

http://steakcloud.com/

Proof Of Stake Mining Platform - Increase altcoin value
Multipool - Mine POS coins or mine POW coins that are normally hard to mine

Steak Cloud is the perfect platform for coin owners and community members who wish to increase the value of their POS (Proof Of Stake) or POW (Proof Of Work) altcoins on exchanges. Steak Cloud also makes it possible for rig owners to mine POS (Proof Of Stake) coins effortlessly at the same time having the piece of mind that the coin will increase in value due to the daily buy orders moving through the exchanges for all supported coins. Steak Cloud boasts a bespoke automated payout script that guarantees no payout errors!

kprell40

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Hello all

I Submit a coin request on bleutrade

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Quote from: Th82 on November 09, 2015, 08:48:22 PM

Quote from: drays on November 09, 2015, 01:29:36 PM

Quote from: Th82 on November 08, 2015, 09:45:48 PM

It is preferable to have all of your coins in the same address, moved there in the same transaction. That allows all your coins to stake as a single unit, so it will happen more frequently.

Maybe I misunderstand something, but I do not agree. If you have all coins moved to your wallet in the same transaction, then you will have just one "input" (coin block), and will stake just once per 7 days in the best case. So you will have just 5000 coins per week in this case.

I have multiple inputs in sizes between 5000 and 105000, and I stake 5000 coins few times per day - in average more than 7 times per week, making it more than 35000 per week. So at least in case of CV2 this approach (having multiple inputs of average size) is preferable.

On this, I completely agree with you. It could be I have not expressed myself clearly: I forgot to mention following:

"It is preferable to have all of your coins in the same address, moved there in the same transaction using the "Block Splitter" feature (Coin Control Features > Inputs ... > SplitBlock) . That allows all your coins to stake as a single unit, so it will happen more frequently."

For example, see transaction ID: f7c3c466242cc0d0072e66f99d6e76214fc9e3f144000d27a887092801172cd2 (One Input and 7 Outputs of 100,003.33 CV2)

http://www.presstab.pw/phpexplorer/CV2/tx.php?tx=f7c3c466242cc0d0072e66f99d6e76214fc9e3f144000d27a887092801172cd2

Regards
Tom

Quote from: Th82 on November 10, 2015, 08:50:11 AM

A block of 600,020.0 CV2 will give you - at best - 5000 CV2 once per 7 days. If you split it into 6 parts of about 100,000 in one simple transaction (Block Splitter), they will give you 5000 CV2 each. Mature blocks are competing with other mature blocks to successfully stake. Blocks with the highest stake weight have the highest chances of staking, depending on block size, the time connected to the network attempting to stake, and the network stake weight.

For sure, you can also send 6 transactions of 100,000 CV2 to the same Colossuscoin2 Wallet Address in a row.
When the weight of your block is big enough to overcome the difficulty, i.e., your block was lucky to be hashed with a successful result, a special automatic "coinstake"
transaction to yourself is made which gives you the fixed block reward.
As a result your average return will be much more bigger. You can continue splitting until you get a comfortable block size which can stake in a reasonable time.

Block Splitter: No need to use mutliple transaction to split a coin block of 850,000 CV2 into 10 coin blocks of 85,000 CV2. Split your coin block in one simple transaction.
See this quick tutorial video for an overview https://youtu.be/0NkyUCyuHqw

Tom

Very well explained.
Thank you Tom!

ColossusCoin2 is backed by friendly and helpful community and is for everyone !

Having a community that makes you feel comfortable and helps you along your way is extremely important.

We are just at the beginning!

ColossusCoin2 has been updated on Coinmarketcap.com! Market Cap and Available Supply data has been added.

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Quote from: Th82 on November 09, 2015, 08:48:22 PM

Quote from: drays on November 09, 2015, 01:29:36 PM

Quote from: Th82 on November 08, 2015, 09:45:48 PM

It is preferable to have all of your coins in the same address, moved there in the same transaction. That allows all your coins to stake as a single unit, so it will happen more frequently.

Maybe I misunderstand something, but I do not agree. If you have all coins moved to your wallet in the same transaction, then you will have just one "input" (coin block), and will stake just once per 7 days in the best case. So you will have just 5000 coins per week in this case.

I have multiple inputs in sizes between 5000 and 105000, and I stake 5000 coins few times per day - in average more than 7 times per week, making it more than 35000 per week. So at least in case of CV2 this approach (having multiple inputs of average size) is preferable.

On this, I completely agree with you. It could be I have not expressed myself clearly: I forgot to mention following:

"It is preferable to have all of your coins in the same address, moved there in the same transaction using the "Block Splitter" feature (Coin Control Features > Inputs ... > SplitBlock) . That allows all your coins to stake as a single unit, so it will happen more frequently."

Thanks for elaborating further Tom. Great to see we all agree on the best way to stake. I actually forgot about the automatic split function, as it is mostly absent on other wallets and I typically do all the splitting by hand. CV2 wallet (as well as PayCon one) is a really advanced one, with many features which not many other altcoins are able to compete with.

Also thanks for exhaustive explanations. Its great to see such caring and helpful member in this community! I am staking this coin for many months (mined it in the beginning), and glad to see it gaining momentum.

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Yes , split it into parts, I have 50 blocks at 85000 and a weight of 13219285 . still waiting for my first stake

I think should come soon .

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A block of 600,020.0 CV2 will give you - at best - 5000 CV2 once per 7 days. If you split it into 6 parts of about 100,000 in one simple transaction (Block Splitter), they will give you 5000 CV2 each. Mature blocks are competing with other mature blocks to successfully stake. Blocks with the highest stake weight have the highest chances of staking, depending on block size, the time connected to the network attempting to stake, and the network stake weight.

For sure, you can also send 6 transactions of 100,000 CV2 to the same Colossuscoin2 Wallet Address in a row.
When the weight of your block is big enough to overcome the difficulty, i.e., your block was lucky to be hashed with a successful result, a special automatic "coinstake"
transaction to yourself is made which gives you the fixed block reward.
As a result your average return will be much more bigger. You can continue splitting until you get a comfortable block size which can stake in a reasonable time.

Block Splitter: No need to use mutliple transaction to split a coin block of 850,000 CV2 into 10 coin blocks of 85,000 CV2. Split your coin block in one simple transaction.
See this quick tutorial video for an overview https://youtu.be/0NkyUCyuHqw

Tom

🚀 Colossuscoin2.0 - the highly energy-efficient Coin of the World Wide Web

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Quote from: drays on November 09, 2015, 01:29:36 PM

Quote from: Th82 on November 08, 2015, 09:45:48 PM

It is preferable to have all of your coins in the same address, moved there in the same transaction. That allows all your coins to stake as a single unit, so it will happen more frequently.

Maybe I misunderstand something, but I do not agree. If you have all coins moved to your wallet in the same transaction, then you will have just one "input" (coin block), and will stake just once per 7 days in the best case. So you will have just 5000 coins per week in this case.

I have multiple inputs in sizes between 5000 and 105000, and I stake 5000 coins few times per day - in average more than 7 times per week, making it more than 35000 per week. So at least in case of CV2 this approach (having multiple inputs of average size) is preferable.

On this, I completely agree with you. It could be I have not expressed myself clearly: I forgot to mention following:

"It is preferable to have all of your coins in the same address, moved there in the same transaction using the "Block Splitter" feature (Coin Control Features > Inputs ... > SplitBlock) . That allows all your coins to stake as a single unit, so it will happen more frequently."

For example, see transaction ID: f7c3c466242cc0d0072e66f99d6e76214fc9e3f144000d27a887092801172cd2 (One Input and 7 Outputs of 100,003.33 CV2)

http://www.presstab.pw/phpexplorer/CV2/tx.php?tx=f7c3c466242cc0d0072e66f99d6e76214fc9e3f144000d27a887092801172cd2

Regards
Tom

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Quote from: Th82 on November 08, 2015, 09:45:48 PM

It is preferable to have all of your coins in the same address, moved there in the same transaction. That allows all your coins to stake as a single unit, so it will happen more frequently.

Maybe I misunderstand something, but I do not agree. If you have all coins moved to your wallet in the same transaction, then you will have just one "input" (coin block), and will stake just once per 7 days in the best case. So you will have just 5000 coins per week in this case.

I have multiple inputs in sizes between 50000 and 105000, and I stake 5000 coins few times per day - in average more than 7 times per week, making it more than 35000 per week. So at least in case of CV2 this approach (having multiple inputs of average size) is preferable.

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Quote from: sudo23 on November 07, 2015, 08:48:27 AM

Quote from: wildduck on November 06, 2015, 04:52:48 AM

Nice looking blockexplorer.

Yeah really awesome block explorer!

Quote from: junbi39 on November 06, 2015, 07:25:04 PM

Voted for colossus2 at cryptopia.The Wallet working and looking very good,cant wait to get my first stake.I just bought some more Colossus 2
Less than 1-2 days until my coins start to stake.Thanks for the cheap Colossus 2

Great!! I also voted on https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Home/Voting

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Quote from: drays on November 08, 2015, 07:04:04 PM

Quote from: AltCoinEnthusiast on November 08, 2015, 04:22:33 PM

Just one more question:

I would like to make the most out of staking.

Does it matter if you have coins are spread out over a few addresses
rather than having them all in one address?

It shouldn't affect the staking in any way. Only input size (coin block size) matters. Make sure you have them in 50,000 coin blocks or bigger. On my experience, block sizes around 70,000-80,000 work best. As far as I can see, as soon as those blocks stake and reach 110,000 CV2, they automatically split into two 55,000 coin blocks.

You don't need to split them all into different addresses. All Blocks of Coins in the same address are combine into one Block when they stake and if they are in different addresses or wallets then they wouldn't combine into larger Blocks. Here is an example:
https://www.blockexperts.com/cv2/height/206426
http://www.presstab.pw/phpexplorer/CV2/tx.php?tx=0710b56c0c4b90a1141a764b91110ecd89fa5009b413bb06c217acc9423ad0f0

It is preferable to have all of your coins in the same address, moved there in the same transaction. That allows all your coins to stake as a single unit, so it will happen more frequently. Each individual "unspent output" stakes by itself. You will gain a very small increase in staking gains due to compound interest this way.

For privacy reasons, some people may prefer to keep coins in different addresses.

Regards
Tom

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Quote from: AltCoinEnthusiast on November 08, 2015, 03:40:45 PM

I am getting a few orphans from my coins that are minting.

Should I eliminate orphans in my Colossuscoin2 qt?

Orphans do not really mind as long as you get a few blocks once in a while and getting an occasional orphan in minting is normal. Your weight stay the same after an orphan meaning the chances are good that you will get a block soon after the orphan, so your coin-age from the coin group selected for minting isn't lost when a stake fails. It keeps trying again until it is successful.

Try the latest release, this is the official Colossuscoin2 version 1.2.0 release in the OP. Version 1.2.0 includes a change to the hashsettings which should reduce the amount of orphans, you can also clear orphans in your wallet by using the repairwallet command.

You can remove the orphans from the Menu, Tools -> repair wallet.

You should also have your computer sync to internet time, you can do this by right clicking on your computer time in the right hand corner, click on "Adjust date/time" and click on the "internet time" tab and click the option so sync to internet time.

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Quote from: AltCoinEnthusiast on November 08, 2015, 04:22:33 PM

Just one more question:

I would like to make the most out of staking.

Does it matter if you have coins are spread out over a few addresses
rather than having them all in one address?

It shouldn't affect staking in any way. Only input size (coin block size) matters. Make sure you have them in 50,000 coin blocks or bigger. On my experience, block sizes around 70,000-80,000 work best. As far as I can see, as soon as those blocks stake and reach 110,000 CV2, they automatically split into two 55,000 coin blocks.

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