Topic: [ANN] [MINT] Mintcoin (POS / 5%) [NO ICO] [Fair distro, community maintained] - page 96. (Read 1369788 times)
November 19, 2015, 10:56:20 PM
Is this coin first POS stake coin ?
November 19, 2015, 10:40:52 PM
stuff, stuff, stuff
I'm working on uploading my current database to mediafire for you to download... it'll bring you up to 11/4/2015
Thanks but I sussed it.
November 19, 2015, 08:42:07 PM
stuff, stuff, stuff
I'm working on uploading my current database to mediafire for you to download... it'll bring you up to 11/4/2015
November 19, 2015, 05:47:09 PM
If your syncing seems stalled out, deleting the peers.dat file may be useful. Sometimes a node will send blocks to a syncing client that are too far ahead of what the requesting client is looking for, and if that happens too often then the requesting client will blacklist the sending node for a while. Deleting peers.dat will basically force a refresh on all the nodes your client will attempt to sync the blockchain from.
I deleted peers.dat and opened wallet it did the same thing, when it changes from 1300001 Estimated total blocks to 2070095 Estimated total blocks it stops.
I also tried adding a Mintcoin.conf file with add nodes from the list supplied by URSAY and deleted the peers.dat file. opening it did the same thing, when it changes from 1300001 Estimated total blocks to 2070095 Estimated total blocks it stops.
But thanks for help/suggestions anyway.
PS. it seems to be working now with 12 connections but it seems very slow I might get up to date by 2016 at this rate, ha, ha.
November 19, 2015, 04:27:34 PM
If your syncing seems stalled out, deleting the peers.dat file may be useful. Sometimes a node will send blocks to a syncing client that are too far ahead of what the requesting client is looking for, and if that happens too often then the requesting client will blacklist the sending node for a while. Deleting peers.dat will basically force a refresh on all the nodes your client will attempt to sync the blockchain from.
November 19, 2015, 04:02:04 PM
Have you tried...
Restarting your wallet and allowing it to reconnect to peers. During a full blockchain download I've found that multiple restarts of the wallet may be required. This especially seems to be true when downloading older, past blocks.
Add nodes from https://chainz.cryptoid.info/mint/#!network
See node list link
In wallet, go to help menu/Help/Debug window/Console
Add 5-10 random nodes from the list of many
addnode #.#.#.# add
See if blocks are downloading thru Debug window (Current number of blocks)
See if blocks are downloading by watching the file size of your wallet.dat.
While this answer doesn't cover the bootstrap, these other solutions should help you with a blockchain download.
Restarting your wallet and allowing it to reconnect to peers. During a full blockchain download I've found that multiple restarts of the wallet may be required. This especially seems to be true when downloading older, past blocks.
Add nodes from https://chainz.cryptoid.info/mint/#!network
See node list link
In wallet, go to help menu/Help/Debug window/Console
Add 5-10 random nodes from the list of many
addnode #.#.#.# add
See if blocks are downloading thru Debug window (Current number of blocks)
See if blocks are downloading by watching the file size of your wallet.dat.
While this answer doesn't cover the bootstrap, these other solutions should help you with a blockchain download.
Hi URSAY, I have tried and I am doing everything you have suggested except perhaps add nodes from the list you have posted but I have added nodes and put a config file into client with add nodes as well, I will get onto adding some more now. I have been restarting the wallet since yesterday and actually managed to get from June to the end of July 2014, ha, ha.
Thank you for your suggestions it is helpful just having a response to be honest.
November 19, 2015, 03:46:13 PM
Have you tried...
Restarting your wallet and allowing it to reconnect to peers. During a full blockchain download I've found that multiple restarts of the wallet may be required. This especially seems to be true when downloading older, past blocks.
Add nodes from https://chainz.cryptoid.info/mint/#!network
See node list link
In wallet, go to help menu/Help/Debug window/Console
Add 5-10 random nodes from the list of many
addnode #.#.#.# add
See if blocks are downloading thru Debug window (Current number of blocks)
See if blocks are downloading by watching the file size of your wallet.dat.
While this answer doesn't cover the bootstrap, these other solutions should help you with a blockchain download.
Restarting your wallet and allowing it to reconnect to peers. During a full blockchain download I've found that multiple restarts of the wallet may be required. This especially seems to be true when downloading older, past blocks.
Add nodes from https://chainz.cryptoid.info/mint/#!network
See node list link
In wallet, go to help menu/Help/Debug window/Console
Add 5-10 random nodes from the list of many
addnode #.#.#.# add
See if blocks are downloading thru Debug window (Current number of blocks)
See if blocks are downloading by watching the file size of your wallet.dat.
While this answer doesn't cover the bootstrap, these other solutions should help you with a blockchain download.
November 19, 2015, 02:55:40 PM
How do you get this wallet /client to sync?
I am trying to get v2.0.1.0 to work, it was syncing OK till it got about a third of the way in and it stopped.
Now it syncs for a minute and then stops, when it changes from 1300001 Estimated total blocks to 2069829 Estimated total blocks it stops.
I have tried the Bootstarp and I cannot get that to work either.
These are what I think are the instructions from the Read Me txt document that comes with the boot strap.
"This folder contains daily backup of Mintcoin data folder compressed with 7zip (http://www.7-zip.org/).
Folder contains complete blockchain.
Only thing that is missing is wallet.dat.
NOTE :
DO NOT FORGET TO BACKUP YOUR WALLET FIRST ( wallet.dat file from %APPDATA%\MintCoin)
Requirements :
Latest Mintcoin wallet application.
Basics:
To find your wallet location press : Win+E (starts Explorer)
Paste %APPDATA%\MintCoin in location.
Instructions for Windows:
BACKUP YOUR WALLET FIRST ( wallet.dat file from %APPDATA%\MintCoin)
Delete all files from %APPDATA% EXEPT your wallet.dat !!!!!!
Extract archive to %APPDATA% location.
Start Mintcoin wallet
File list:
blockchain_YYYY_MM_DD.7z
blockchain_YYYY_MM_DD.sha (SHA1 checksum of blockchain_YYYY_MM_DD.7z file)
read_me.txt (this file)
scripts\ (backup script)
BTSync_ArchiveOption.png (settins for how long BTSync will keep deleted files)
TODO :
Add some kind of validation (digitaly signiture of files)
Convert this file to Markup
Q/A
Q: (Client) My seed is up 24/7. Do the files in \Archive delete themselves after a week?
A: (Seeder) My \Archive folder is empty but on client side, every file I delete goes to .sync\Archive folder. By default, they will be there for 30 days and that option can be changed by going to Options -> Advanced tab and selecting More options...
There is property sync_trash_ttl that is set to 30 (days).
You can change it to every value you prefer. Only problem i see here is that this is global option and it affects all shares."
And I must say it is as clear as mud.
The first problem is it does not come down as a 7zip file although there is a zip file amongst the files that do come down and it is this file "blockchain_YYYY_MM_DD.7z" I have tried extracting it into %APPDATA%\MintCoin and it doesn't work either.
So can anybody please help me get my wallet synced?
I am trying to get v2.0.1.0 to work, it was syncing OK till it got about a third of the way in and it stopped.
Now it syncs for a minute and then stops, when it changes from 1300001 Estimated total blocks to 2069829 Estimated total blocks it stops.
I have tried the Bootstarp and I cannot get that to work either.
These are what I think are the instructions from the Read Me txt document that comes with the boot strap.
"This folder contains daily backup of Mintcoin data folder compressed with 7zip (http://www.7-zip.org/).
Folder contains complete blockchain.
Only thing that is missing is wallet.dat.
NOTE :
DO NOT FORGET TO BACKUP YOUR WALLET FIRST ( wallet.dat file from %APPDATA%\MintCoin)
Requirements :
Latest Mintcoin wallet application.
Basics:
To find your wallet location press : Win+E (starts Explorer)
Paste %APPDATA%\MintCoin in location.
Instructions for Windows:
BACKUP YOUR WALLET FIRST ( wallet.dat file from %APPDATA%\MintCoin)
Delete all files from %APPDATA% EXEPT your wallet.dat !!!!!!
Extract archive to %APPDATA% location.
Start Mintcoin wallet
File list:
blockchain_YYYY_MM_DD.7z
blockchain_YYYY_MM_DD.sha (SHA1 checksum of blockchain_YYYY_MM_DD.7z file)
read_me.txt (this file)
scripts\ (backup script)
BTSync_ArchiveOption.png (settins for how long BTSync will keep deleted files)
TODO :
Add some kind of validation (digitaly signiture of files)
Convert this file to Markup
Q/A
Q: (Client) My seed is up 24/7. Do the files in \Archive delete themselves after a week?
A: (Seeder) My \Archive folder is empty but on client side, every file I delete goes to .sync\Archive folder. By default, they will be there for 30 days and that option can be changed by going to Options -> Advanced tab and selecting More options...
There is property sync_trash_ttl that is set to 30 (days).
You can change it to every value you prefer. Only problem i see here is that this is global option and it affects all shares."
And I must say it is as clear as mud.
The first problem is it does not come down as a 7zip file although there is a zip file amongst the files that do come down and it is this file "blockchain_YYYY_MM_DD.7z" I have tried extracting it into %APPDATA%\MintCoin and it doesn't work either.
So can anybody please help me get my wallet synced?
November 19, 2015, 02:15:58 PM
I need an older client. Because when I add a wallet from the older platforms it crashes the current version.
So I am unable to stake coins sent to addresses in March.
In other words I can not access my coins.
So I am unable to stake coins sent to addresses in March.
In other words I can not access my coins.
Additionally, you can always dump your private keys from the older wallet and import them into a new, working wallet.
November 19, 2015, 12:50:32 PM
I need an older client. Because when I add a wallet from the older platforms it crashes the current version.
So I am unable to stake coins sent to addresses in March.
In other words I can not access my coins.
So I am unable to stake coins sent to addresses in March.
In other words I can not access my coins.
what error does it crash with? It's odd because I've been able to update with current wallet.dat everytime.
November 19, 2015, 11:55:00 AM
I need an older client. Because when I add a wallet from the older platforms it crashes the current version.
So I am unable to stake coins sent to addresses in March.
In other words I can not access my coins.
So I am unable to stake coins sent to addresses in March.
In other words I can not access my coins.
November 19, 2015, 11:37:30 AM
The manipulation of markets cannot continue indefinitely. If you have been around in Mintcoin community for a while, you may remember the past times when the price moves up, and if the future is any bearing, when it finally goes, it will not allow us time to act or react. We are talking like 100% moves in a single day. When the next whale comes along, that plunks down 30+ BTC maybe someone thinks they are smart enough to know beforehand the exact timing of when that will happen. It could happen in 6 months, or next month, or next week, or even tomorrow. Don't be manipulated to buying high and selling low.
November 19, 2015, 11:06:11 AM
Just because a price goes low or high doesn't really mean that it the market for that is real. If the price is muscled low, it may look like hell, but it takes less money to swipe away the coins from the "weak hands" so to speak. Then the manipulators can get taken out, the hope is someone will freak out panic and they can get a bigger position. It's a fools game lol. Let's see how low people are going to gamble it, I for one am not selling a single coin this low.
November 19, 2015, 01:44:27 AM
Why stop there? 
keep it going.
keep it going.They might just as well wait untill it reaches 1 / 2 sats again
November 18, 2015, 06:43:34 PM
Why stop there? keep it going.
keep it going. November 18, 2015, 09:46:16 AM
There is about 15 days left to the "thirding".
It seems the action has started with someone selling 60 million to see if the price can be pushed down a bit lower then it already is.
Could be a coincidence off course but it feels like play to me
I hope if mint gets played with again by the big money people it will stay at 30 / 40 sats afterwards.
Hope we peak above 150 sats
November 17, 2015, 03:24:21 AM
There is about 15 days left to the "thirding".
November 16, 2015, 06:22:56 AM
How would using addnodes reduce orphans?
didn't say it would... because you're going to connect to a DNS seeder... was just saying how to get a list of nodes
November 16, 2015, 02:01:25 AM
How would using addnodes reduce orphans?
November 15, 2015, 01:32:33 PM
try addnodes mate it worked once for me
Done! Now I'll wait another 20 days for the outcome...
Thanks!
if you ever need nodes, check out the block explorer on the main site... it gives you a list (unless they change the code)
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