You can stake your ORB at POSWallet: https://poswallet.com
There's also a faucet & block explorer available!
Topic: [ANN] Orbitcoin v1.6.0.0 ~ NeoScrypt ~ Green Stake ~ 4 Years Old - page 50. (Read 201272 times)
September 07, 2016, 07:48:42 AM
You can stake your ORB at POSWallet: https://poswallet.com
There's also a faucet & block explorer available!
September 06, 2016, 05:11:53 PM
I have committed the automatic reindexing to GitHub: Automatic Reindexing Implemented
Previously, if your block index got corrupted somehow due to a hardware error, OS crash or whatever, you could see a pop-up saying "Error loading block index, see debug.log for details". Not very informative and probably not helpful much. You were left with a broken block index and had either to resync from the genesis block (a matter of a day or two), download a bootstrap.dat and let it ride (a matter of half a day) or get a block chain snapshot somewhere. This trouble is no more. Now, the wallet detects a broken block index and starts reindexing automatically. It isn't a quick process as our block chain is almost 2 million blocks, but 20% faster than bootstrapping. You also waste no traffic as the wallet scans your existing block chain files to rebuild the block index together with the UTXO data base. You can force reindexing any time with the -reindex option.
If anyone can compile it yourself, try this option before it gets into a production release. It works well for me, but more testing is better.
Previously, if your block index got corrupted somehow due to a hardware error, OS crash or whatever, you could see a pop-up saying "Error loading block index, see debug.log for details". Not very informative and probably not helpful much. You were left with a broken block index and had either to resync from the genesis block (a matter of a day or two), download a bootstrap.dat and let it ride (a matter of half a day) or get a block chain snapshot somewhere. This trouble is no more. Now, the wallet detects a broken block index and starts reindexing automatically. It isn't a quick process as our block chain is almost 2 million blocks, but 20% faster than bootstrapping. You also waste no traffic as the wallet scans your existing block chain files to rebuild the block index together with the UTXO data base. You can force reindexing any time with the -reindex option.
If anyone can compile it yourself, try this option before it gets into a production release. It works well for me, but more testing is better.
Ghost, would be nice to have an automatic repair function. Because of me time based. a script which every hour the repair function executes.
Why do you want it every hour? Even every day seems an overkill.
September 06, 2016, 02:58:20 PM
I have committed the automatic reindexing to GitHub: Automatic Reindexing Implemented
Previously, if your block index got corrupted somehow due to a hardware error, OS crash or whatever, you could see a pop-up saying "Error loading block index, see debug.log for details". Not very informative and probably not helpful much. You were left with a broken block index and had either to resync from the genesis block (a matter of a day or two), download a bootstrap.dat and let it ride (a matter of half a day) or get a block chain snapshot somewhere. This trouble is no more. Now, the wallet detects a broken block index and starts reindexing automatically. It isn't a quick process as our block chain is almost 2 million blocks, but 20% faster than bootstrapping. You also waste no traffic as the wallet scans your existing block chain files to rebuild the block index together with the UTXO data base. You can force reindexing any time with the -reindex option.
If anyone can compile it yourself, try this option before it gets into a production release. It works well for me, but more testing is better.
Previously, if your block index got corrupted somehow due to a hardware error, OS crash or whatever, you could see a pop-up saying "Error loading block index, see debug.log for details". Not very informative and probably not helpful much. You were left with a broken block index and had either to resync from the genesis block (a matter of a day or two), download a bootstrap.dat and let it ride (a matter of half a day) or get a block chain snapshot somewhere. This trouble is no more. Now, the wallet detects a broken block index and starts reindexing automatically. It isn't a quick process as our block chain is almost 2 million blocks, but 20% faster than bootstrapping. You also waste no traffic as the wallet scans your existing block chain files to rebuild the block index together with the UTXO data base. You can force reindexing any time with the -reindex option.
If anyone can compile it yourself, try this option before it gets into a production release. It works well for me, but more testing is better.
Ghost, would be nice to have an automatic repair function. Because of me time based. a script which every hour the repair function executes.
Why do you want it every hour? Even every day seems an overkill.
September 06, 2016, 04:30:47 AM
I have committed the automatic reindexing to GitHub: Automatic Reindexing Implemented
Previously, if your block index got corrupted somehow due to a hardware error, OS crash or whatever, you could see a pop-up saying "Error loading block index, see debug.log for details". Not very informative and probably not helpful much. You were left with a broken block index and had either to resync from the genesis block (a matter of a day or two), download a bootstrap.dat and let it ride (a matter of half a day) or get a block chain snapshot somewhere. This trouble is no more. Now, the wallet detects a broken block index and starts reindexing automatically. It isn't a quick process as our block chain is almost 2 million blocks, but 20% faster than bootstrapping. You also waste no traffic as the wallet scans your existing block chain files to rebuild the block index together with the UTXO data base. You can force reindexing any time with the -reindex option.
If anyone can compile it yourself, try this option before it gets into a production release. It works well for me, but more testing is better.
Previously, if your block index got corrupted somehow due to a hardware error, OS crash or whatever, you could see a pop-up saying "Error loading block index, see debug.log for details". Not very informative and probably not helpful much. You were left with a broken block index and had either to resync from the genesis block (a matter of a day or two), download a bootstrap.dat and let it ride (a matter of half a day) or get a block chain snapshot somewhere. This trouble is no more. Now, the wallet detects a broken block index and starts reindexing automatically. It isn't a quick process as our block chain is almost 2 million blocks, but 20% faster than bootstrapping. You also waste no traffic as the wallet scans your existing block chain files to rebuild the block index together with the UTXO data base. You can force reindexing any time with the -reindex option.
If anyone can compile it yourself, try this option before it gets into a production release. It works well for me, but more testing is better.
Ghost, would be nice to have an automatic repair function. Because of me time based. a script which every hour the repair function executes.
September 03, 2016, 08:56:04 AM
Since past may several of my blocks did stake 8 times, others zero.
Big blocks will stake faster, but small blocks sometimes even faster (the luck factor).
If you can make many blocks of at least 20 ORB each (preferably a little higher) instead
of just a few big blocks, do it!
Someguys blocks have all the luck 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfSuib9MKyU
Big blocks will stake faster, but small blocks sometimes even faster (the luck factor).
If you can make many blocks of at least 20 ORB each (preferably a little higher) instead
of just a few big blocks, do it!
Some
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfSuib9MKyU
September 03, 2016, 05:15:13 AM
There is weight displayed in the Coin Control window.
Is there a way to see this information through RPC?
No, the Coin Control works only through the Qt GUI. There was no demand for any command line interface.
Could it be added to the 'listunspent' command? Looks like calculating the weight is fairly simple, if I understand the source correctly: (unspentvalue * nTimeWeight) / 24 hours ?
It is pretty much.
Code:
/* Two divides to avoid overflows on 32-bit systems */
bnCoinDayWeight = (CBigNum(nValue) * nTimeWeight) / COIN / (24 * 60 * 60);
bnCoinDayWeight = (CBigNum(nValue) * nTimeWeight) / COIN / (24 * 60 * 60);
listunspent RPC is an incredibly slow thing. It takes maybe 20x more time than the Coin Control to deliver a result. I think a custom RPC call could do better. Load all eligible inputs into a std::map using hash and weight, sort it in a descending order and display with some additional data such as value, date or number of confirmations.
September 03, 2016, 05:00:26 AM
There is weight displayed in the Coin Control window.
Is there a way to see this information through RPC?
No, the Coin Control works only through the Qt GUI. There was no demand for any command line interface.
When do these coins stake ? The staking works differently Jere you dont have stake weight you have coin age . But when will the staking start ? Ive had my wallet on for days and days but nothing.
If a tribar in the lower right corner is yellow rather than gray, staking works. Mouse over to see the details.
Yes I know and it is yellow its just other coins tell you your weight and the weight on the network and the estimated wait till the next stake and this wallet doesn't do that it says I have over 700stake days on. So what does this mean what do I compared my stake age to so I can figure out how long I mist wait till I get a stake.
700 coin days in a single input should stake soon. However if this weight is shared between many inputs, there is more to wait. As it has been mentioned before, staking is a stochastic process. In other words, it's a matter of luck and patience. I see a few "unlucky" inputs in my wallet which haven't staked since late May. Those "lucky" have staked 3 times in this time frame.
September 02, 2016, 11:56:16 PM
There is weight displayed in the Coin Control window.
Is there a way to see this information through RPC?
No, the Coin Control works only through the Qt GUI. There was no demand for any command line interface.
Could it be added to the 'listunspent' command? Looks like calculating the weight is fairly simple, if I understand the source correctly: (unspentvalue * nTimeWeight) / 24 hours ?
September 02, 2016, 10:12:25 PM
There is weight displayed in the Coin Control window.
Is there a way to see this information through RPC?
No, the Coin Control works only through the Qt GUI. There was no demand for any command line interface.
When do these coins stake ? The staking works differently Jere you dont have stake weight you have coin age . But when will the staking start ? Ive had my wallet on for days and days but nothing.
If a tribar in the lower right corner is yellow rather than gray, staking works. Mouse over to see the details.
Yes I know and it is yellow its just other coins tell you your weight and the weight on the network and the estimated wait till the next stake and this wallet doesn't do that it says I have over 700stake days on. So what does this mean what do I compared my stake age to so I can figure out how long I mist wait till I get a stake.
September 02, 2016, 05:47:41 PM
I have committed the automatic reindexing to GitHub: Automatic Reindexing Implemented
Previously, if your block index got corrupted somehow due to a hardware error, OS crash or whatever, you could see a pop-up saying "Error loading block index, see debug.log for details". Not very informative and probably not helpful much. You were left with a broken block index and had either to resync from the genesis block (a matter of a day or two), download a bootstrap.dat and let it ride (a matter of half a day) or get a block chain snapshot somewhere. This trouble is no more. Now, the wallet detects a broken block index and starts reindexing automatically. It isn't a quick process as our block chain is almost 2 million blocks, but 20% faster than bootstrapping. You also waste no traffic as the wallet scans your existing block chain files to rebuild the block index together with the UTXO data base. You can force reindexing any time with the -reindex option.
If anyone can compile it yourself, try this option before it gets into a production release. It works well for me, but more testing is better.
Previously, if your block index got corrupted somehow due to a hardware error, OS crash or whatever, you could see a pop-up saying "Error loading block index, see debug.log for details". Not very informative and probably not helpful much. You were left with a broken block index and had either to resync from the genesis block (a matter of a day or two), download a bootstrap.dat and let it ride (a matter of half a day) or get a block chain snapshot somewhere. This trouble is no more. Now, the wallet detects a broken block index and starts reindexing automatically. It isn't a quick process as our block chain is almost 2 million blocks, but 20% faster than bootstrapping. You also waste no traffic as the wallet scans your existing block chain files to rebuild the block index together with the UTXO data base. You can force reindexing any time with the -reindex option.
If anyone can compile it yourself, try this option before it gets into a production release. It works well for me, but more testing is better.
September 02, 2016, 05:27:09 PM
There is weight displayed in the Coin Control window.
Is there a way to see this information through RPC?
No, the Coin Control works only through the Qt GUI. There was no demand for any command line interface.
When do these coins stake ? The staking works differently Jere you dont have stake weight you have coin age . But when will the staking start ? Ive had my wallet on for days and days but nothing.
If a tribar in the lower right corner is yellow rather than gray, staking works. Mouse over to see the details.
September 02, 2016, 12:58:12 PM
When do these coins stake ? The staking works differently Jere you dont have stake weight you have coin age . But when will the staking start ? Ive had my wallet on for days and days but nothing.
September 01, 2016, 11:43:46 PM
There is weight displayed in the Coin Control window.
Is there a way to see this information through RPC?
September 01, 2016, 04:07:36 PM
How long does staking take ? I have been staking fpr almost 2 days and the coins haven't even matured ? Does it take a week or something ? I really wanna start generating coin over here.
Block reward and optimal stake (excerpt): https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7744291In a nutshell:
- coins are staking after 5 days;
- minimum stake amount is 20 ORB;
- staking is a stochastic function (it depends on luck, among other factors like stake amount and coin age - i.e. the "weight").
This is an old guide. Coins are eligible for staking after 1 day now, but it doesn't make much difference. There is weight displayed in the Coin Control window. I see my inputs are staking successfully with their weight of 800 on average currently. An input of 20 ORB will not exceed the weight of 300 (20 coins * 15 days). Do your math.
August 30, 2016, 10:19:34 AM
How long does staking take ? I have been staking fpr almost 2 days and the coins haven't even matured ? Does it take a week or something ? I really wanna start generating coin over here.
Block reward and optimal stake (excerpt): https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7744291In a nutshell:
- coins are staking after 5 days;
- minimum stake amount is 20 ORB;
- staking is a stochastic function (it depends on luck, among other factors like stake amount and coin age - i.e. the "weight").
August 30, 2016, 08:14:17 AM
ORB price explodes
POW Diff at 1.88
POW Diff at 1.88
Oh my, i missed a lot, wasn't very active past week because of the HOT summer in my country.
There are some new names at this thread (welcome all!).
Nice increase of the ORB price.
Collaboration with a WoW group.
A new Orbitcoin release in 2 weeks.
3+ years old and still kickin' ass!
Have a nice day Orbitcoin community, i'm gonna soak up the sun.
August 30, 2016, 07:59:49 AM
A status update. I'm trying to add automatic reindexing to the client, so if a block index fails for some reason, the client rebuilds it automatically. No need to download the whole block chain again. Anyway, we are going to have a new release in about 2 weeks, so everyone can update in time before the block #2M.
Thanks for the update Ghost, nice feature
August 30, 2016, 07:58:15 AM
I know the team leader personally, ORB will to stay minimum one year on their website
That's very nice, we need more collaborations like this
August 30, 2016, 07:37:18 AM
Congrats! 3 years old!
How much will cost 1 ORB in next 3 weeks?
Predictions?
How much will cost 1 ORB in next 3 weeks?
Predictions?
Since the halving is near by (2 weeks) should see a gradual increase.....
August 30, 2016, 07:22:52 AM
Congrats! 3 years old!
How much will cost 1 ORB in next 3 weeks?
Predictions?
How much will cost 1 ORB in next 3 weeks?
Predictions?
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