Topic: [ANN] RazorLove Cryptocurrency Services - DBL, CENT, & FOO/BAR Updates - page 82. (Read 153386 times)
January 08, 2014, 11:00:13 AM
For sure something is wrong
January 08, 2014, 09:54:07 AM
After new version kick in, the pennies wallet display "out of sync" many times, and the Virtual teller window also LAG.
BUG again?
BUG again?
January 08, 2014, 09:05:19 AM
How much doubloons i can generate with 200 mhs hardware per day?
And wallet still "Out of Sync" (just 1 connection) >.<
I added these nodes, but nothing has changed.
And wallet still "Out of Sync" (just 1 connection) >.<
I added these nodes, but nothing has changed.
Quote
addnode=andarazoroflove.org
addnode=184.155.113.224
addnode=explorer.doubloons.net
addnode=9.147.229.226:1336
addnode=184.155.114.216:1336
addnode=122.244.227.12:1336
addnode=98.192.154.228:1336
addnode=24.9.240.47:1336
addnode=95.95.107.14:1336
addnode=5.249.152.30:1336
addnode=23.228.136.35:1336
addnode=92.5.110.254:1336
addnode=5.249.152.30:1336
addnode=98.186.65.97:1336
addnode=83.9.4.88:1336
addnode=178.32.218.153:1336
addnode=184.155.113.224
addnode=explorer.doubloons.net
addnode=9.147.229.226:1336
addnode=184.155.114.216:1336
addnode=122.244.227.12:1336
addnode=98.192.154.228:1336
addnode=24.9.240.47:1336
addnode=95.95.107.14:1336
addnode=5.249.152.30:1336
addnode=23.228.136.35:1336
addnode=92.5.110.254:1336
addnode=5.249.152.30:1336
addnode=98.186.65.97:1336
addnode=83.9.4.88:1336
addnode=178.32.218.153:1336
January 08, 2014, 09:05:06 AM
Hi, think I messed up my pennies wallet, was loading it and it froze so had to end process, now that I've started it back up again wallet is stuck on a certain number of blocks remaining and syncing, tried deleting everything in the app data folder and reloading it but no luck there either can anyone help me?
January 08, 2014, 04:34:35 AM
In the end, I only managed to stake half of my 50-million outputs before the stake fix kicked in (and a majority of my money was in unstakable 170-million outputs). But that's okay - I still have several billion stored up.
January 08, 2014, 04:09:49 AM
The_Catman, I am interested in hearing what you see as the advantages or good things about Pennies. You must have seen something good in Pennies that made you take over it. Or was it more of a learning exercise?
Mmm, I don't need to use pennies to learn, I'm already well experienced with cryptocurrencies and pennies is just a half-assed hack job anyway. I mostly just took it over for fun, and because i hate to see things fade away. Mostly I was just interested in Doubloons and foocoin (et al), pennies just hitched along for the ride. The only truly interesting feature of pennies is the indivisible integer based system, and I plan on using it in my future 'tokens'.
January 08, 2014, 03:59:53 AM
The first major use for pennies would be for minecraft. We need to create a plugin for minecraft,that would let people use pennies in the game.
There's a broker plug in for bitcoins. We need to modify it somehow to use pennies instead of bitcoin.
http://www.curse.com/bukkit-plugins/minecraft/bitcoin-broker
There's a broker plug in for bitcoins. We need to modify it somehow to use pennies instead of bitcoin.
http://www.curse.com/bukkit-plugins/minecraft/bitcoin-broker
That's what i helped develop Craftcoin for. I'm not about to undermine my own work just to make my yahtzee chips more useful.
They also are PoS, and we all know why that's a good thing.
On the contrary, PoS is a terrible thing. It encourages people to abandon network security in favour of hoarding and it's just poorly implemented all around. If I'd been developing pennies from the start i never would of used PoS, as it is, shake just didn't care enough to rip it out.
The_Catman, I am interested in hearing what you see as the advantages or good things about Pennies. You must have seen something good in Pennies that made you take over it. Or was it more of a learning exercise?
January 08, 2014, 03:36:25 AM
The first major use for pennies would be for minecraft. We need to create a plugin for minecraft,that would let people use pennies in the game.
There's a broker plug in for bitcoins. We need to modify it somehow to use pennies instead of bitcoin.
http://www.curse.com/bukkit-plugins/minecraft/bitcoin-broker
There's a broker plug in for bitcoins. We need to modify it somehow to use pennies instead of bitcoin.
http://www.curse.com/bukkit-plugins/minecraft/bitcoin-broker
That's what i helped develop Craftcoin for. I'm not about to undermine my own work just to make my yahtzee chips more useful.
They also are PoS, and we all know why that's a good thing.
On the contrary, PoS is a terrible thing. It encourages people to abandon network security in favour of hoarding and it's just poorly implemented all around. If I'd been developing pennies from the start i never would of used PoS, as it is, shake just didn't care enough to rip it out.
January 08, 2014, 02:25:36 AM
From the looks of it, the money supply fell short of 40 trillion, much lower than the estimated 60-70 trillion that people kept spouting out.
January 08, 2014, 01:58:47 AM
It's finally happened - no huge stake reward any more.
January 08, 2014, 12:55:24 AM
Where can I find a complete list of CENT nodes?
Code:
getpeerinfo
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},
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January 07, 2014, 06:36:47 PM
Where can I find a complete list of CENT nodes?
January 07, 2014, 06:21:08 PM
What do you mean CENT has no digits? It's a currency - how can it have no digits? Can you please explain?
I suppose I meant to say decimal places.
Can anyone tell me why the client takes so long to load? What other outstanding issues are there that need to be resolved?
We're setting up a bounty for a blockchain explorer. Can anyone verify that this hasn't been done or isn't built into the command line banking already?
What are your opinions on the most necessary next steps for this coin, as far as basic tools (not things like faucets or casinos)?
January 07, 2014, 05:42:54 PM
SNIP SNIP SNIP
on a side not...
Pennies are cheap as hell. Some rich guy could buy up the pennies,destroy a large amount of his purchase and still walk away with thousands of bit coin if he were to sell them.
Exactly my plan. We are still planning on doing this. Its is a go, but we are going to have to get the timing right, ie after the 8th.
I'm willing to bet that if we start having a purpose for pennies,pennies could be worth atleast ten times what it is now.
one trillion pennies are worth 10,000 XPM at 0.00000001
100,000 xpm at 0.00000010
1,000,000 xpm at 0.00000100.
Netcoin is worth 0.00474597 XPM
1000000000000
Seriously? Netcoin doesn't have nearly 100 trillion coins, or anywhere even close to that. ShitCoin, however, does.
It's like saying: Bitcoin is worth $1,000 per coin.
It has nothing to do with the price of tea in China so what's the point.
Something has to be done cause CENT has a lot of potential, and this interest error was allowed to run much too long - and I have a strong feeling large amounts of CENT are in the hands of a few who knew early on about the coding bug.
I threw out Net coin to compare with pennie's value.
I know. But it's as irrelevant as throwing out Bitcoin's $1,000 price.
Netcoin is a totally different coin with a different plan and without a runaway bug which may have greatly enriched a few insiders while diluting everyone else to the tune of ShitCoin's once untouchable 100 trillion coin pile.
Let's hope Shakezula et al have some sort of plan otherwise CENT will be trading against ShitCoin with SHT selling for much more. Cause at least They (SHT) were upfront about their 100 Trillion CrapCoin.
January 07, 2014, 05:20:26 PM
SNIP SNIP SNIP
on a side not...
Pennies are cheap as hell. Some rich guy could buy up the pennies,destroy a large amount of his purchase and still walk away with thousands of bit coin if he were to sell them.
Exactly my plan. We are still planning on doing this. Its is a go, but we are going to have to get the timing right, ie after the 8th.
Are you saying you already have or you are planning on buying tons of CENT after the 8th with the intent to destroy large chunks of it?
I have to call BS on that as nobody serious about spending dozens of Bitcoins would openly advertise that and hurt their chances of buying enough for the rock bottom price.
January 07, 2014, 05:17:02 PM
Pennies do have a purpose.
They have no digits and are plentiful, thus making them the everyman's currency. They also are PoS, and we all know why that's a good thing. The fact that storing the coins is how new ones are made, rather than mining them, makes them perfect for banking. Inflation should go to the bottom, not the top as it does with QE and discount loans from central banks to the rich. We'd like to make that happen.
If you are a C# coder and would like to have some input in turning this into "The People's Penny", contact us. We also need some help figuring out some permission issues between our IIS website and the QT client. We're working on the API to do automated transactions in BTC, LTC, XPM, and CENT. Once we have that we're very close to registrations.
It would also be nice to have people available who can translate, especially into Spanish.
And last, if the dev ever decides to abandon this coin, we will take it over without hesitation.
Edit: I guess you need the link
https://www.facebook.com/pages/CENT-The-Peoples-Penny/605591022846451
They have no digits and are plentiful, thus making them the everyman's currency. They also are PoS, and we all know why that's a good thing. The fact that storing the coins is how new ones are made, rather than mining them, makes them perfect for banking. Inflation should go to the bottom, not the top as it does with QE and discount loans from central banks to the rich. We'd like to make that happen.
If you are a C# coder and would like to have some input in turning this into "The People's Penny", contact us. We also need some help figuring out some permission issues between our IIS website and the QT client. We're working on the API to do automated transactions in BTC, LTC, XPM, and CENT. Once we have that we're very close to registrations.
It would also be nice to have people available who can translate, especially into Spanish.
And last, if the dev ever decides to abandon this coin, we will take it over without hesitation.
Edit: I guess you need the link
https://www.facebook.com/pages/CENT-The-Peoples-Penny/605591022846451
What do you mean CENT has no digits? It's a currency - how can it have no digits? Can you please explain?
But I agree that cent would be a perfect mass market currency for pricing all the new and cheap and heavily diluted coins out there as hundreds of them will be coming online. XPM et al are not designed for the job while CENT is perfect. Even the name is just right.
January 07, 2014, 05:13:59 PM
SNIP SNIP SNIP
on a side not...
Pennies are cheap as hell. Some rich guy could buy up the pennies,destroy a large amount of his purchase and still walk away with thousands of bit coin if he were to sell them.
Exactly my plan. We are still planning on doing this. Its is a go, but we are going to have to get the timing right, ie after the 8th.
I'm willing to bet that if we start having a purpose for pennies,pennies could be worth atleast ten times what it is now.
one trillion pennies are worth 10,000 XPM at 0.00000001
100,000 xpm at 0.00000010
1,000,000 xpm at 0.00000100.
Netcoin is worth 0.00474597 XPM
1000000000000
Seriously? Netcoin doesn't have nearly 100 trillion coins, or anywhere even close to that. ShitCoin, however, does.
It's like saying: Bitcoin is worth $1,000 per coin.
It has nothing to do with the price of tea in China so what's the point.
Something has to be done cause CENT has a lot of potential, and this interest error was allowed to run much too long - and I have a strong feeling large amounts of CENT are in the hands of a few who knew early on about the coding bug.
January 07, 2014, 04:58:06 PM
Pennies do have a purpose.
They have no digits and are plentiful, thus making them the everyman's currency. They also are PoS, and we all know why that's a good thing. The fact that storing the coins is how new ones are made, rather than mining them, makes them perfect for banking. Inflation should go to the bottom, not the top as it does with QE and discount loans from central banks to the rich. We'd like to make that happen.
If you are a C# coder and would like to have some input in turning this into "The People's Penny", contact us. We also need some help figuring out some permission issues between our IIS website and the QT client. We're working on the API to do automated transactions in BTC, LTC, XPM, and CENT. Once we have that we're very close to registrations.
It would also be nice to have people available who can translate, especially into Spanish.
And last, if the dev ever decides to abandon this coin, we will take it over without hesitation.
Edit: I guess you need the link
https://www.facebook.com/pages/CENT-The-Peoples-Penny/605591022846451
They have no digits and are plentiful, thus making them the everyman's currency. They also are PoS, and we all know why that's a good thing. The fact that storing the coins is how new ones are made, rather than mining them, makes them perfect for banking. Inflation should go to the bottom, not the top as it does with QE and discount loans from central banks to the rich. We'd like to make that happen.
If you are a C# coder and would like to have some input in turning this into "The People's Penny", contact us. We also need some help figuring out some permission issues between our IIS website and the QT client. We're working on the API to do automated transactions in BTC, LTC, XPM, and CENT. Once we have that we're very close to registrations.
It would also be nice to have people available who can translate, especially into Spanish.
And last, if the dev ever decides to abandon this coin, we will take it over without hesitation.
Edit: I guess you need the link
https://www.facebook.com/pages/CENT-The-Peoples-Penny/605591022846451
January 07, 2014, 01:35:05 PM
SNIP SNIP SNIP
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Pennies are cheap as hell. Some rich guy could buy up the pennies,destroy a large amount of his purchase and still walk away with thousands of bit coin if he were to sell them.
Exactly my plan. We are still planning on doing this. Its is a go, but we are going to have to get the timing right, ie after the 8th.
January 07, 2014, 09:54:10 AM
It is not strange. It is because the sell-orders consist out of 10 XPM just like the buy orders. Each buy order of 10XPM is bought from 2 persons, unless it matches exactly. Its a bit hard to explain. But lets say Person A,B and C sell respectively 4, 6 an 10 XPM of pennies. Person X, Y and Z buy 6, 10 and 8 XPM.
In that case persons X order will translate in the orderbook as two orders 4 and 2. The second will, person Y, will get two orders of 4 and 6 and the last person will get 1 order of 8 XPM in the orderbook.
I hope this is clear.
In that case persons X order will translate in the orderbook as two orders 4 and 2. The second will, person Y, will get two orders of 4 and 6 and the last person will get 1 order of 8 XPM in the orderbook.
I hope this is clear.
Perfectly, thank you. I forgot about the max amount.
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