Whats the minimum time for PoS?
From my personal experience transactions become eligible for stake after about 8 hours.
Topic: [ANN] [KEY] KeyCoin | Fair Launch | Daily Updates | 8/9 Status Update - page 74. (Read 188852 times)
July 30, 2014, 11:50:31 AM
From my personal experience transactions become eligible for stake after about 8 hours.
July 30, 2014, 11:48:21 AM
was there something in particular that made this coin so hot?
July 30, 2014, 11:48:16 AM
how does the node selection work?
Does this system use:
- private nodes that the developers maintain?
-master nodes like Darkcoin?
-every wallet is a node?
Lastly, is this system 100% trustless? the reviewer doesn't mention that in his assessment of Keycoin, or I might have just missed it.
thanks.
Does this system use:
- private nodes that the developers maintain?
-master nodes like Darkcoin?
-every wallet is a node?
Lastly, is this system 100% trustless? the reviewer doesn't mention that in his assessment of Keycoin, or I might have just missed it.
thanks.
qouting my question because its going to get lost in a sea of hype-tards pumping KeyCoin.
i have same question
July 30, 2014, 11:44:27 AM
You will need to get a VPS server set up, I know a lot of people have created and added nodes on their own. If you are asking if you can operate one of the encrypted messaging servers then no, that option is not currently available to just anyone at this time.
so how do I become a node?
No, actually there are over 90 nodes operated by both the devs and the community. It is not a trustless solution, it is a decentralized and distributed network that we plan to improve upon and are making great strides in that direction.
qouting my question because its going to get lost in a sea of hype-tards pumping KeyCoin.
how does the node selection work?
Does this system use:
- private nodes that the developers maintain?
-master nodes like Darkcoin?
-every wallet is a node?
Lastly, is this system 100% trustless? the reviewer doesn't mention that in his assessment of Keycoin, or I might have just missed it.
thanks.
Does this system use:
- private nodes that the developers maintain?
-master nodes like Darkcoin?
-every wallet is a node?
Lastly, is this system 100% trustless? the reviewer doesn't mention that in his assessment of Keycoin, or I might have just missed it.
thanks.
qouting my question because its going to get lost in a sea of hype-tards pumping KeyCoin.
so how do I become a node?
July 30, 2014, 11:40:37 AM
No, actually there are over 90 nodes operated by both the devs and the community. It is not a trustless solution, it is a decentralized and distributed network that we plan to improve upon and are making great strides in that direction.
qouting my question because its going to get lost in a sea of hype-tards pumping KeyCoin.
how does the node selection work?
Does this system use:
- private nodes that the developers maintain?
-master nodes like Darkcoin?
-every wallet is a node?
Lastly, is this system 100% trustless? the reviewer doesn't mention that in his assessment of Keycoin, or I might have just missed it.
thanks.
Does this system use:
- private nodes that the developers maintain?
-master nodes like Darkcoin?
-every wallet is a node?
Lastly, is this system 100% trustless? the reviewer doesn't mention that in his assessment of Keycoin, or I might have just missed it.
thanks.
qouting my question because its going to get lost in a sea of hype-tards pumping KeyCoin.
so how do I become a node?
July 30, 2014, 11:38:57 AM
well i am happy
i had 230% profit
sold half my keycoins and hold the rest. so in the end no investment, profit and keycoins
i had 230% profit
sold half my keycoins and hold the rest. so in the end no investment, profit and keycoins
July 30, 2014, 11:38:49 AM
July 30, 2014, 11:37:23 AM
No, actually there are over 90 nodes operated by both the devs and the community. It is not a trustless solution, it is a decentralized and distributed network that we plan to improve upon and are making great strides in that direction.
qouting my question because its going to get lost in a sea of hype-tards pumping KeyCoin.
how does the node selection work?
Does this system use:
- private nodes that the developers maintain?
-master nodes like Darkcoin?
-every wallet is a node?
Lastly, is this system 100% trustless? the reviewer doesn't mention that in his assessment of Keycoin, or I might have just missed it.
thanks.
Does this system use:
- private nodes that the developers maintain?
-master nodes like Darkcoin?
-every wallet is a node?
Lastly, is this system 100% trustless? the reviewer doesn't mention that in his assessment of Keycoin, or I might have just missed it.
thanks.
qouting my question because its going to get lost in a sea of hype-tards pumping KeyCoin.
July 30, 2014, 11:27:02 AM
No, i've never even heard of that guy. Nice attempt at fud however.
Anonymous Pirate, same guy who was part of MazaCoin is lead Dev of KeyCoin..
Remember what happened to MZC , it's now at like 10 satoshi, watch the long lonnng fall in this coin... you lot been (SCAMMED)
Anonymous Pirate, same guy who was part of MazaCoin is lead Dev of KeyCoin..
Remember what happened to MZC , it's now at like 10 satoshi, watch the long lonnng fall in this coin... you lot been (SCAMMED)
July 30, 2014, 11:22:47 AM
how does the node selection work?
Does this system use:
- private nodes that the developers maintain?
-master nodes like Darkcoin?
-every wallet is a node?
Lastly, is this system 100% trustless? the reviewer doesn't mention that in his assessment of Keycoin, or I might have just missed it.
thanks.
Does this system use:
- private nodes that the developers maintain?
-master nodes like Darkcoin?
-every wallet is a node?
Lastly, is this system 100% trustless? the reviewer doesn't mention that in his assessment of Keycoin, or I might have just missed it.
thanks.
qouting my question because its going to get lost in a sea of hype-tards pumping KeyCoin.
Based on the website, this is currently a masternode anonymous system. However, they are working on a decentralized system. From what I remember reading, every wallet will become a node.
But then again, this is only just what I can gather so far with my limited knowledge. I would wait for the devs to explain it better.
July 30, 2014, 11:21:14 AM
Keycoin relies on a group of external group of "nodes" to mix/anonymize coins, which is similar to the scheme of Darkcoin, Xcoin and several others. It's hard to see anything can be called "innovation" here.
I wonder why people are so easily to be fooled by those fancy illustration and graphs.
I wonder why people are so easily to be fooled by those fancy illustration and graphs.
July 30, 2014, 11:13:37 AM
how does the node selection work?
Does this system use:
- private nodes that the developers maintain?
-master nodes like Darkcoin?
-every wallet is a node?
Lastly, is this system 100% trustless? the reviewer doesn't mention that in his assessment of Keycoin, or I might have just missed it.
thanks.
Does this system use:
- private nodes that the developers maintain?
-master nodes like Darkcoin?
-every wallet is a node?
Lastly, is this system 100% trustless? the reviewer doesn't mention that in his assessment of Keycoin, or I might have just missed it.
thanks.
qouting my question because its going to get lost in a sea of hype-tards pumping KeyCoin.
July 30, 2014, 11:12:42 AM
Anonymous Pirate, same guy who was part of MazaCoin is lead Dev of KeyCoin..
Remember what happened to MZC , it's now at like 10 satoshi, watch the long lonnng fall in this coin... you lot been (SCAMMED)
Remember how he just looked over the source code? Remember what he said? Innovative?
July 30, 2014, 11:09:22 AM
July 30, 2014, 11:06:58 AM
Anonymous Pirate, same guy who was part of MazaCoin is lead Dev of KeyCoin..
Remember what happened to MZC , it's now at like 10 satoshi, watch the long lonnng fall in this coin... you lot been (SCAMMED)
July 30, 2014, 11:06:41 AM
What's real price of this coin?
If you mean potential price, look at the number of coins and the current market cap. That should give you an idea of where this is headed.
In other words... 15$
July 30, 2014, 11:06:01 AM
What's real price of this coin?
right now
for each key
$ 1.07
Where do you see that?
friend: http://coinmarketcap.com/
July 30, 2014, 11:05:36 AM
it's your chance now
July 30, 2014, 11:04:51 AM
What's real price of this coin?
right now
for each key
$ 1.07
Where do you see that?
July 30, 2014, 11:03:56 AM
What's real price of this coin?
If you mean potential price, look at the number of coins and the current market cap. That should give you an idea of where this is headed.
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