Topic: [ANN] ICONOMI - Fund Management Platform - page 671. (Read 1253971 times)
My ethereum address it show 0 tICN. Is that ok or ?
Great
We are in now!
Lets market work on ICONOMI value!
We are in now!
Lets market work on ICONOMI value!
Is it trading on any exchange other than gate coin yet?
Liqui, but is down ... 
Liqui down I repeat Liqui down.
Is it trading on any exchange other than gatecoin yet?
ICONOMI ICN tokens are now unlocked and fully available to investors!
https://twitter.com/iconominet/status/790883434235396097
https://twitter.com/iconominet/status/790883434235396097
Well Done
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ICONOMI ICN tokens are now unlocked and fully available to investors!
https://twitter.com/iconominet/status/790883434235396097
https://twitter.com/iconominet/status/790883434235396097
let the game begin
You can transfer ICN now on the Iconomi ICO Website? Cool.
The time has come ....
Contacted Kirm Perpar for advising on my legal stand.
Wasn't your lawyer buddy enough ? I guess not !
The lawyer wanted him to pay in ICN... but he sold them already
Can anyone here confirm for me what is the total disk space requirements for a full ethereum blockchain synchronization using geth --fast?
It's about 11GB now.I dont want to close geth and open Mist client to see if its synched or not, because the geth with the --fast switch supposed to be ran in one swoop and if I somewhat interrupt the --fast sync then I have to start all over again.
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So, how do I tell if geth has finished syncing [without interrupting the current geth running process]?
If you start Mist, it will connect to your already running geth.[...]
So, how do I tell if geth has finished syncing [without interrupting the current geth running process]?
Also I'm pretty sure it's like this:
If you start from scratch (blockchain dir empty) with --fast, you can close and restart geth anytime and it will continue with fast sync (even if you don't specify the parameter anymore then).
If you start from scratch without --fast, you can't then have fast sync anymore. You'd have to delete the blockchain first.
Just research it a bit, you should also use --cache=512 or more, depending on your RAM.
START THE GAME!!! UUUUHHHUUU
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Contacted Kirm Perpar for advising on my legal stand.
Wasn't your lawyer buddy enough ? I guess not !
Can anyone here confirm for me what is the total disk space requirements for a full ethereum blockchain synchronization using geth --fast?
I dont want to close geth and open Mist client to see if its synched or not, because the geth with the --fast switch supposed to be ran in one swoop and if I somewhat interrupt the --fast sync then I have to start all over again.
So, how do I tell if geth has finished syncing [without interrupting the current geth running process]?
My chaindata folder is 12 GB at the moment. Telling from your picture, your state download is at about 25%. I dont want to close geth and open Mist client to see if its synched or not, because the geth with the --fast switch supposed to be ran in one swoop and if I somewhat interrupt the --fast sync then I have to start all over again.
So, how do I tell if geth has finished syncing [without interrupting the current geth running process]?
Contacted Kirm Perpar for advising on my legal stand.
does anyone know what are the exchanges to trade?
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