Mac compile done ^oo^ https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11634960
Excellent! Thanks very much.
Topic: [ANN] New Piggycoin [PIGGY] | 3% interest | Web PiggyBank | Android PiggyBank - page 35. (Read 222654 times)
June 17, 2015, 04:30:29 AM
Excellent! Thanks very much.
June 16, 2015, 09:53:21 PM
Mac compile done ^oo^ https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11634960
June 15, 2015, 11:00:40 AM
Premine status: 4,688,000 (of 5,000,000) PIGGY remaining.
Now offering a 300,000 PIGGY bounty for a trusted crypto-community member to compile the newest desktop piggybank (wallet) for the Mac. That's v1.2.2.0 'Operation Sever-Chain'.
Now offering a 300,000 PIGGY bounty for a trusted crypto-community member to compile the newest desktop piggybank (wallet) for the Mac. That's v1.2.2.0 'Operation Sever-Chain'.
June 15, 2015, 10:56:27 AM
Oops, we missed New PiggyCoin's first birthday! I think it was on the 10th. Happy Birthday, PIGGY! ヾ(＠＾(∞)＾＠)ノ
June 12, 2015, 03:07:48 PM
PiggyDev/Neurocis still around? If so, I need your help. Please message me.
I've alerted them to your post.
Thanks! I got everything worked out! I appreciate the assistance!
June 08, 2015, 02:14:26 PM
Confirmed for myself, it is in fact a 1.5% fee. Sorry about that. We'll fix it if we can.
Sounds good. And don't worry about these TX's - I just figure they're a donation to the network or development or whatever.
June 08, 2015, 11:33:22 AM
Confirmed for myself, it is in fact a 1.5% fee. Sorry about that. We'll fix it if we can.
June 08, 2015, 09:00:13 AM
Tonight I tried the reverse - sending Piggycoins back to my Windows wallet from their online Piggybank. The message that popped up said there would be a fee of 1980 PIGGY to send 130,000 Piggycoins, or 1500 PIGGY to send 100,000 PIGGY. Why the extreme difference compared to sending with the Windows wallet? Is the fee for the online piggybanks getting distributed with the staking, or is it being used to fund something?
I think we decided to just have a flat percentage fee for the online wallet, for simplicity. That's what the coder wanted to do and we figured we could always change it later, but now unfortunately the coder seems too busy to help us
.No idea what happens to the fee tbh. I had a quick search for our discussions on that but couldn't find them. Maybe neurocis knows. Or eblieber, if you send us the transaction number, we can have a look on the blockchain and see what fee was paid there.
Here are transaction ID's for some PIGGY withdrawals from the online piggybank:
0414bf19173d856cba220ca39997e42e7f5010052da8bf45a2b29c4a67c9c03a
e5b7ea1d5d3f7558897a1e483575a361b6b3129b23a1035078890372503b89ad
0dfdbdfb5fd12eebbf18276bfc895f00506d5683cb4c36ad655cfc5d15cdb723
70fa17149ced5963a2ad7d4aba97e9ac190aa43807849027928e2b6379a09c91
Looks like the piggybank withdrawal fee went to the same address in all 4 cases:
pdYnbkBUPuATrisMws1RJEysWoxHp48LG9
Looks like the 4 I did account for 80% of the funds there now; it has mostly tiny transactions stretching back to 9/17 with no spends. Hopefully it's part of a wallet for dev purposes. :-)
Looking back through chat history, it seems that the web piggybank transaction fee was meant to be 0.15%. But from the two examples you gave, it seems it was in fact set to 1.5%
June 08, 2015, 08:39:17 AM
Hey everyone, good to see this coin is back and moving again!
Been away for a while and found this link, is it possible to get
my old coins switched to the new ones? I have the very old
1.3 wallet and will not sync (know there is a new one)
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks
Been away for a while and found this link, is it possible to get
my old coins switched to the new ones? I have the very old
1.3 wallet and will not sync (know there is a new one)
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks
Please contact neurocis at piggy-coin dot com for instructions on how to perform the swap from PIG to PIGGY ;8] I think you have to sign messages from your old addresses.
Thanks for the information, I just emailed them.
neurocis told me on 3rd June that he'd PM'd you.
June 07, 2015, 06:00:30 PM
Hey everyone, good to see this coin is back and moving again!
Been away for a while and found this link, is it possible to get
my old coins switched to the new ones? I have the very old
1.3 wallet and will not sync (know there is a new one)
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks
Been away for a while and found this link, is it possible to get
my old coins switched to the new ones? I have the very old
1.3 wallet and will not sync (know there is a new one)
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks
Please contact neurocis at piggy-coin dot com for instructions on how to perform the swap from PIG to PIGGY ;8] I think you have to sign messages from your old addresses.
Thanks for the information, I just emailed them.
June 06, 2015, 12:21:06 PM
PiggyDev/Neurocis still around? If so, I need your help. Please message me.
I've alerted them to your post.
June 06, 2015, 12:06:12 AM
Trying to get a Mac build of v1.2.2.0 'Operation Sever-Chain', but no response from MaxPower, who made the v1.2.1.1 one. Anyone else who can do it?
UI bug isn't resolved yet but I think it'd be a very good thing to have more people on v.1.2.2.0 -- It doesn't relay blocks from older, pre-fork wallets so helps the whole network in that sense.
--
Mo
UI bug isn't resolved yet but I think it'd be a very good thing to have more people on v.1.2.2.0 -- It doesn't relay blocks from older, pre-fork wallets so helps the whole network in that sense.
--
Mo
June 05, 2015, 11:27:49 AM
PiggyDev/Neurocis still around? If so, I need your help. Please message me.
June 01, 2015, 08:53:32 AM
Tonight I tried the reverse - sending Piggycoins back to my Windows wallet from their online Piggybank. The message that popped up said there would be a fee of 1980 PIGGY to send 130,000 Piggycoins, or 1500 PIGGY to send 100,000 PIGGY. Why the extreme difference compared to sending with the Windows wallet? Is the fee for the online piggybanks getting distributed with the staking, or is it being used to fund something?
I think we decided to just have a flat percentage fee for the online wallet, for simplicity. That's what the coder wanted to do and we figured we could always change it later, but now unfortunately the coder seems too busy to help us
.No idea what happens to the fee tbh. I had a quick search for our discussions on that but couldn't find them. Maybe neurocis knows. Or eblieber, if you send us the transaction number, we can have a look on the blockchain and see what fee was paid there.
Here are transaction ID's for some PIGGY withdrawals from the online piggybank:
0414bf19173d856cba220ca39997e42e7f5010052da8bf45a2b29c4a67c9c03a
e5b7ea1d5d3f7558897a1e483575a361b6b3129b23a1035078890372503b89ad
0dfdbdfb5fd12eebbf18276bfc895f00506d5683cb4c36ad655cfc5d15cdb723
70fa17149ced5963a2ad7d4aba97e9ac190aa43807849027928e2b6379a09c91
Looks like the piggybank withdrawal fee went to the same address in all 4 cases:
pdYnbkBUPuATrisMws1RJEysWoxHp48LG9
Looks like the 4 I did account for 80% of the funds there now; it has mostly tiny transactions stretching back to 9/17 with no spends. Hopefully it's part of a wallet for dev purposes. :-)
June 01, 2015, 02:26:10 AM
Hey everyone, good to see this coin is back and moving again!
Been away for a while and found this link, is it possible to get
my old coins switched to the new ones? I have the very old
1.3 wallet and will not sync (know there is a new one)
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks
Been away for a while and found this link, is it possible to get
my old coins switched to the new ones? I have the very old
1.3 wallet and will not sync (know there is a new one)
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks
Please contact neurocis at piggy-coin dot com for instructions on how to perform the swap from PIG to PIGGY ;8] I think you have to sign messages from your old addresses.
May 31, 2015, 09:51:51 AM
Hey everyone, good to see this coin is back and moving again!
Been away for a while and found this link, is it possible to get
my old coins switched to the new ones? I have the very old
1.3 wallet and will not sync (know there is a new one)
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks
Been away for a while and found this link, is it possible to get
my old coins switched to the new ones? I have the very old
1.3 wallet and will not sync (know there is a new one)
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks
May 30, 2015, 01:21:08 PM
Happy to see this coin being alive
May 30, 2015, 11:09:12 AM
Good idea. Since I imagine the game should be revenue positive or at least neutral for the game devs, I would assume advertising should be used to support it (to provide funding for the piggycoins earned playing the game), or the ad-free purchase fee you mention.
I haven't actually seen the Farm Satoshi game, but I imagine that one could also have upgrade options (paying for various items/enhancements within the game with Piggycoins) that would also help balance things out.
One neat thing about this idea is that if constructed right, it might be possible to create additional "modules" to the game that provide teaching/instruction on many different topics, without a whole lot of additional effort.
I haven't actually seen the Farm Satoshi game, but I imagine that one could also have upgrade options (paying for various items/enhancements within the game with Piggycoins) that would also help balance things out.
One neat thing about this idea is that if constructed right, it might be possible to create additional "modules" to the game that provide teaching/instruction on many different topics, without a whole lot of additional effort.
I was actually thinking it would be cool to make the game modular. So maybe it starts out as a farming game, but over time devs could add other scenarios, such as owning your own restaurant or running a pet shop, and the game player, as a single character, can play whichever scenario he wants, or switch from one to the other. I provided more details about what's in my brain about it in this article called The perfect quest based learning game and there's been some further discussion over at CryptoMoms.
Yes, making it profitable for the developers would be very important
I would recommend trying out Farm Satoshi as a very basic and simple starting point. At this time, as far as I know, it's the most sophisticated online game where you can earn Bitcoin. It can definitely be improved but it's actually pretty good. At the very least it's the most fun faucet ever.
May 30, 2015, 02:11:20 AM
Tonight I tried the reverse - sending Piggycoins back to my Windows wallet from their online Piggybank. The message that popped up said there would be a fee of 1980 PIGGY to send 130,000 Piggycoins, or 1500 PIGGY to send 100,000 PIGGY. Why the extreme difference compared to sending with the Windows wallet? Is the fee for the online piggybanks getting distributed with the staking, or is it being used to fund something?
I think we decided to just have a flat percentage fee for the online wallet, for simplicity. That's what the coder wanted to do and we figured we could always change it later, but now unfortunately the coder seems too busy to help us
.No idea what happens to the fee tbh. I had a quick search for our discussions on that but couldn't find them. Maybe neurocis knows. Or eblieber, if you send us the transaction number, we can have a look on the blockchain and see what fee was paid there.
May 29, 2015, 11:16:49 PM
Hmmm - when I sent a transaction to my kids using my Windows wallet, there was a network fee of something like 0.0001 Piggycoin to send the funds. That's pretty cheap! No complaints there.
Tonight I tried the reverse - sending Piggycoins back to my Windows wallet from their online Piggybank. The message that popped up said there would be a fee of 1980 PIGGY to send 130,000 Piggycoins, or 1500 PIGGY to send 100,000 PIGGY. Why the extreme difference compared to sending with the Windows wallet? Is the fee for the online piggybanks getting distributed with the staking, or is it being used to fund something?
Tonight I tried the reverse - sending Piggycoins back to my Windows wallet from their online Piggybank. The message that popped up said there would be a fee of 1980 PIGGY to send 130,000 Piggycoins, or 1500 PIGGY to send 100,000 PIGGY. Why the extreme difference compared to sending with the Windows wallet? Is the fee for the online piggybanks getting distributed with the staking, or is it being used to fund something?
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