I've released the first ever Peercoin Android wallet.
Check it out on Google Play here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.matthewmitchell.peercoin_android_wallet
Topic: [ANN] [PPC] PPCoin Released! - First Long-Term Energy-Efficient Crypto-Currency - page 56. (Read 684959 times)
September 13, 2014, 11:34:17 AM
I've released the first ever Peercoin Android wallet.
Check it out on Google Play here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.matthewmitchell.peercoin_android_wallet
August 21, 2014, 02:05:22 PM
Coin control is definitely implemented and working in Peerunity, but it has to be enabled in settings. Please see my previous post just above.
Also, it appears that coding for v0.2 is already complete and new builds are expected soon; however I see no reason for not trying out the current version now. (http://www.peercointalk.org/index.php?topic=2740.150)
Also, it appears that coding for v0.2 is already complete and new builds are expected soon; however I see no reason for not trying out the current version now. (http://www.peercointalk.org/index.php?topic=2740.150)
August 21, 2014, 07:26:44 AM
Happy birthday PPC. 
August 21, 2014, 07:18:34 AM
I have a short question about Peercoin.
If I send an amount of coins, will the wallet automatically send the coins who have the least coin-age, so it won't slow down the minting process?
If I send an amount of coins, will the wallet automatically send the coins who have the least coin-age, so it won't slow down the minting process?
I don't fully understand how the wallet selects coins but I know that the walllet won't select the youngest coins. I think it istill use the bitcoin wallet's logic : find coins according to priority which is calculated to optimize chances to be included in the next block by the miners and to save transaction fee. Bitcoin priority is also calculated according to ages. The result is unfortunately that the oldest coins often get spent first
Fortunately you can use coin control in Peerunity to choose exactly which coins to spend. When you send the wallet tells you how much transaction fee is needed for your selection before sending.
Thanks for your answer.
Is coin control already implemented in Peerunity, or is it in the works? If it's the former, I'll have to give it a try
August 20, 2014, 08:15:30 PM
I have a short question about Peercoin.
If I send an amount of coins, will the wallet automatically send the coins who have the least coin-age, so it won't slow down the minting process?
If I send an amount of coins, will the wallet automatically send the coins who have the least coin-age, so it won't slow down the minting process?
I don't fully understand how the wallet selects coins but I know that the walllet won't select the youngest coins. I think it istill use the bitcoin wallet's logic : find coins according to priority which is calculated to optimize chances to be included in the next block by the miners and to save transaction fee. Bitcoin priority is also calculated according to ages. The result is unfortunately that the oldest coins often get spent first
Fortunately you can use coin control in Peerunity to choose exactly which coins to spend. When you send the wallet tells you how much transaction fee is needed for your selection before sending.
August 20, 2014, 01:00:53 PM
I have a short question about Peercoin.
If I send an amount of coins, will the wallet automatically send the coins who have the least coin-age, so it won't slow down the minting process?
If I send an amount of coins, will the wallet automatically send the coins who have the least coin-age, so it won't slow down the minting process?
August 19, 2014, 09:34:03 AM
520Bit -
Coin control is already a working feature of Peerunity. Peerunity is the community-built wallet with several enhancements over Sunny's current reference wallet. It was released in May and has already achieved wide-spread adoption. To my knowledge, no significant security bugs or incompatibilities have been reported. You can see the number of people already using Peerunity by having a look at http://cryptocities.appspot.com/peercoin-fullnodes.html. (Peerunity is identified in the node version number.)
You can find out more about Peerunity here: http://www.peercointalk.org/index.php?topic=2902.0
Note: Coin control is currently considered an "expert" feature and must be deliberately enabled through Settings > Options > Display. After enabling coin control, use the "Send Coins" tab to explore the individual transaction outputs stored in your wallet.
Coin control is already a working feature of Peerunity. Peerunity is the community-built wallet with several enhancements over Sunny's current reference wallet. It was released in May and has already achieved wide-spread adoption. To my knowledge, no significant security bugs or incompatibilities have been reported. You can see the number of people already using Peerunity by having a look at http://cryptocities.appspot.com/peercoin-fullnodes.html. (Peerunity is identified in the node version number.)
You can find out more about Peerunity here: http://www.peercointalk.org/index.php?topic=2902.0
Note: Coin control is currently considered an "expert" feature and must be deliberately enabled through Settings > Options > Display. After enabling coin control, use the "Send Coins" tab to explore the individual transaction outputs stored in your wallet.
August 19, 2014, 03:26:06 AM
Happy birthday to PPC.
Bitcoin core has a coin control feature now. If this feature could be implemented in PPC, that would be very good for PPC. Because of this feature, people can manage their coins flexibly: reserve some PPC for spending and the rest for staking. Then people can spend their PPC whenever without destroying other coins age.
Bitcoin core has a coin control feature now. If this feature could be implemented in PPC, that would be very good for PPC. Because of this feature, people can manage their coins flexibly: reserve some PPC for spending and the rest for staking. Then people can spend their PPC whenever without destroying other coins age.
August 18, 2014, 10:23:38 PM
Happy 2nd Anniversary!
August 10, 2014, 10:34:07 AM
PEER COIN NOW ACCEPTED AT BITCOIN MEGAMART.COM
Here is a sample of the now over 30,000 products available to purchase with these coins
PAYPAL-BTC-LTC-DRK-PPC-FTC-YAC-CLOAK and XSI
Special Offer for the first person to:
Make any purchase over 50 USD with any accepted payment method, and you get to choose the September Coin of the Month.
Provided that coin is on Cryptsy
Here is a sample of the now over 30,000 products available to purchase with these coins
PAYPAL-BTC-LTC-DRK-PPC-FTC-YAC-CLOAK and XSI
Special Offer for the first person to:
Make any purchase over 50 USD with any accepted payment method, and you get to choose the September Coin of the Month.
Provided that coin is on Cryptsy
August 06, 2014, 10:24:15 AM
Crap, PPC seems like a dead coin. And i who bought 4000 when the price was 2 dollars.
Why do you say it's a dead coin? It's very stable in value...hasn't been pumped and dumped...well maybe a little pumped!
It's at 1 dollar. Virtually all money are being sucked out of it.
Cryptos have crashed and went back up many times in the past.
Imho, it's a neverending cycle and it's wrong to think that the crash won't be followed by a bubble, thus it would probably be silly to sell now at a small fraction of the ATH.
The market cap is still very good, which is more important than low volume price swings, either up or down.
July 30, 2014, 09:30:46 PM
I'm holding my PPC and stocking up on UNO. It's a great time to buy both!
July 30, 2014, 08:06:21 AM
The majority of altcoins are far under a dollar, does that mean the are dead as well?
The majority of altcoins are scamcoins that will never make it above 1 dollar anyway. PPC has at least been valued much moreö
July 30, 2014, 07:58:27 AM
Crap, PPC seems like a dead coin. And i who bought 4000 when the price was 2 dollars.
Why do you say it's a dead coin? It's very stable in value...hasn't been pumped and dumped...well maybe a little pumped!
It's at 1 dollar. Virtually all money are being sucked out of it.
Cryptos have crashed and went back up many times in the past.
Imho, it's a neverending cycle and it's wrong to think that the crash won't be followed by a bubble, thus it would probably be silly to sell now at a small fraction of the ATH.
July 30, 2014, 05:37:30 AM
Crap, PPC seems like a dead coin. And i who bought 4000 when the price was 2 dollars.
Why do you say it's a dead coin? It's very stable in value...hasn't been pumped and dumped...well maybe a little pumped!
It's at 1 dollar. Virtually all money are being sucked out of it.
The majority of altcoins are far under a dollar, does that mean the are dead as well?
July 29, 2014, 03:19:01 PM
Crap, PPC seems like a dead coin. And i who bought 4000 when the price was 2 dollars.
Why do you say it's a dead coin? It's very stable in value...hasn't been pumped and dumped...well maybe a little pumped!
It's at 1 dollar. Virtually all money are being sucked out of it.
July 29, 2014, 05:58:24 AM
thanks learnmore and lynn_402
BTW: To the guy that thinks PPC is dead, look up Peershares.. There are some fresh ideas getting put in place for uses with PPC.
BTW: To the guy that thinks PPC is dead, look up Peershares.. There are some fresh ideas getting put in place for uses with PPC.
July 28, 2014, 10:23:20 PM
Crap, PPC seems like a dead coin. And i who bought 4000 when the price was 2 dollars.
Why do you say it's a dead coin? It's very stable in value...hasn't been pumped and dumped...well maybe a little pumped!
July 28, 2014, 02:40:25 PM
Crap, PPC seems like a dead coin. And i who bought 4000 when the price was 2 dollars.
July 25, 2014, 10:05:40 AM
Coins are able to be used for minting after only 30 days, but the actual time it takes to be rewarded for a proof-of-stake block varies based on the total coin-age and the number of other people currently minting. Regardless of how long it takes, however, you will eventually receive a reward equivalent to ~1% per annum.
There are several detailed discussions of how Peercoin minting works over at the Peercoin forum including this Minting Guide: http://www.peercointalk.org/index.php?topic=2982.msg29805#msg29805
Also, an online calculator has been developed to help estimate the probability of minting a block with a certain set of coins over a certain time period: http://peercoincalculator.info
Good luck finding your first POS block!
There are several detailed discussions of how Peercoin minting works over at the Peercoin forum including this Minting Guide: http://www.peercointalk.org/index.php?topic=2982.msg29805#msg29805
Also, an online calculator has been developed to help estimate the probability of minting a block with a certain set of coins over a certain time period: http://peercoincalculator.info
Good luck finding your first POS block!
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