Topic: [ANN] [MINT] Mintcoin (POS / 5%) [NO ICO] [Fair distro, community maintained] - page 5. (Read 1369787 times)

mint different than XVG. this same era peercoin born. so i trust of developer good way of care  

btw, anyone stuck on screen bootstrap.dat?

XVG had 0 worth development, just pump&dump, someone there have a lot of BTC and brains to scam noobs bitcoins.

after looking old wallet. the money flow  

keep good mint. hmmmm i think since them start this project and continues developer. like old folks replace with new

PS anyone have bootstrap for 2018?i only have 2015[ok found it]

If you don't have anything to say, don't say anything.   

I found this great project, a security patch of MintCoin very perfect, get a lot of support. I think it will be successful in the future.

do you think now is the best time to buy?
Mintcoin is a promising project, but many coins are getting cheaper now and the bull trend has not yet begun.

i bought more coins of mint 

buy more is still cheap

Hope it will happen so we can recover our amount that we have spend on Mint....
I purchased when it was 8 sat after that it never get up just got down.
Its more than 8 months but no improvements....

This update is needed by users for this project, and this can make the Mintcoin continue to grow in the market. I am curious how this coin will persist in the coming years. Hope all the developments in this project will make the project better.

what if mint coin the next XVG if the dev make a good development

So, downloaded the new beta wallet and ran it for over an hour, no network connections. No problem reading wallet.dat file, looks ok but, still no connections. Ideas?

DISREGARD: Found some peers after about 150 mins, working fine now with 7 active connections...

I wonder what the purpose of this project will be in the coming months and years, sure the tech is fine but we're looking at an already oversaturated market where easily 95% of current occupants will not survive the next 10 years (bankrupt, buy outs, useless, ...).

Upgrade 2.1.0.

Someone to explain, how to, for mac os (High Sierra) - please?

Great!  bravo

Finally synced the blockchain...so I made a current bootstrap (up to date as of Aug. 23) as I'm sure there's lots of others that are having difficulty syncing the blockchain.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/mko7nsx9fyu1f84/bootstrap.dat/file

Have you tried the new wallet?

Why is the Mintcoin wallet synchronized when I get a mistake? What to do in this case?

This was a badly needed update as the v2.02 has been crashing endlessly while trying to sync the blockchain. Would sync for 10 mins or so and then stop responding and crash.

Hope this update will work much better, thank you very much!

Does this version support the -reindex switch?

https://github.com/MintcoinCommunity/Mintcoin-Desktop-Wallet/releases/tag/v2.1.0-beta1

Welcome back, MintCoin!

This is the first release of MintCoin in more than 2 years. The primary focus has getting the code working on modern systems, as well as fixing the most painful user issues.

Please test it out, especially if you are having problems starting or running on Windows due to memory issues. It will use your existing blockchain and wallet without modification.

Back up your wallet.dat before trying new software, as usual. BACK IT UP NOW!

Note that this is a beta, so no guarantees. But I've been running code from this branch for months now and it basically seems to work.

Peers updated from DNS #43
No longer will you have to give hints to the wallet so it can know where to connect by setting addnode= in your MintCoin.conf. An initial set of peers is pulled from the DNS.

Note: We are looking for more people to run a DNS server. Scripts to set this up are in the MintCoin-DNS-lookup-server repository.

Fix for out-of-memory in Windows 32-bit wallet
Building the Qt wallet for Windows to be "large address aware" fixes the crashing that many Windows users experience. Some more details can be found here.

Display when the next coin will be available for minting as a tooltip #57
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1943584/38581536-b02d6eea-3cfc-11e8-8232-44e45921d4e7.png
example tooltip

Support for ARM CPU #44
The wallet can run on single-board computers (SBC) if they have enough RAM (about 2 gigabyte).

Scary warnings fixed #59 #60 #61

Build fixes
We have a ton of fixes for Linux (both Debian-based and Fedora distributions), Windows, and macOS builds.

Lots of other bug fixes
There have been quite a few other small fixes and documentation changes.

For a list of all of the pull requests merged, you can use the GitHub pull requests list:

https://github.com/MintcoinCommunity/Mintcoin-Desktop-Wallet/pulls?page=1&q=type%3Apr+is%3Aclosed

For a detailed set of all changes, please look at the GitHub commit log:

https://github.com/MintcoinCommunity/Mintcoin-Desktop-Wallet/commits/master

Thanks to everyone who helped make this possible.