Topic: [ANN] Signatum 2.0 - page 42. (Read 102089 times)
OPTION 1 is most reasonable .. old sig cant stay arround it needs to be deleted ..
Since there is now Signatum 2.0, are we assured that our coins from the old wallet will not be lost?
Why don't these devs come clean with their identities and competencies? Why hide behind pseudonyms
They have explained this. Giving their identities could jeapordize the jobs for them. Also there have been threats before. Alot of sick people in the world, and with families to care for they have decided to stay anonymous. I would have done the same if i i were part of the team.
If I were an investor I wouldn't risk my investment on a project with a shady history and run by anonymous devs.
What is the dev team of 2.0 planning to do with all the SIGT they receive from the coin swap?
Why can't the holders of the original SIGT just be honored the 1/4 of SIGT 2.0 they are entitled to without having to swap? Your asking a battered coin community that has already been through a bunch of controversy to take a risk and pick a side.
I've read the announcements and it seems legit, but I and many others thought the doctor sounded legit the last time we went through this.
If SIGT 2.0 devs are working to release a new blockchain and have an opportunity to eliminate all risk to the community why not?
Why can't the holders of the original SIGT just be honored the 1/4 of SIGT 2.0 they are entitled to without having to swap? Your asking a battered coin community that has already been through a bunch of controversy to take a risk and pick a side.
I've read the announcements and it seems legit, but I and many others thought the doctor sounded legit the last time we went through this.
If SIGT 2.0 devs are working to release a new blockchain and have an opportunity to eliminate all risk to the community why not?
Okay. Finally got the wallet to sync 
I hope this helps someone.
Oh and a note this is for "Windows" users, I'm not sure if it will work on "Linux"
So if anyone is willing to donate
I will really appreciate any coin given
The address is in the signature
- 1. backup your address somewhere safe
- 2. close wallet
- 3. go to the "C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming" (replace C with your windows drive location, and UserName with your user or simply click your way there
- 4. in the "Roaming" folder find the Signatum folder and delete it (before that do step 1. and 2.
- 5. run your wallet (it will be empty but this will trigger the "Signatum" folder to show in the "Roming" folder
- 6. close the wallet again
- 7. in the "Signatum" folder replace the wallet.dat with your backed up wallet (just in case it has to be named "wallet.dat")
- 8. go to this web page https://github.com/signatumd/releases/blob/master/signatum.conf and copy all the "addnode=104.197.159.83" (just them)
- 9. open Notepad (i would suggest Notepad++) copy the nodes in it and save the file in "C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming"\Signatum" as "signatum.conf"
- 10. start your wallet and wait a bit
I hope this helps someone.
Oh and a note this is for "Windows" users, I'm not sure if it will work on "Linux"
So if anyone is willing to donate
I will really appreciate any coin given
The address is in the signature
I would prefer the swap to be made like other coins already did: take a snapshot of the SIGT blockchain, and let ppl sign a message with their addresses, and provide a SIGT2.0 address. Then you can just send the coins there. That way everyone can still keep the SIGT 1.0 coins. This has been done by various other coins and it works simple. Also, all coins not claimed from the snap shot can be used for airdrops or whatever after a while (6 month or so).
Is there information on how many coins will need to be masternode?
Are you guys getting sigt back on cryptopia?
Hi devs.
Long time sigt supporter/investor here.
I was reading some FUD on another thread about the SIGT SkunkHash Raptor algorithm having really nothing behind it from a code point of view. I believe it was implied that there are merely a bunch of includes from other projects without any original code. I was hoping someone from the new team can dispel that statement, please, and point out where in the SIGT source the original code for the algorithm exists.
Thanks a bunch.
-YBB
Long time sigt supporter/investor here.
I was reading some FUD on another thread about the SIGT SkunkHash Raptor algorithm having really nothing behind it from a code point of view. I believe it was implied that there are merely a bunch of includes from other projects without any original code. I was hoping someone from the new team can dispel that statement, please, and point out where in the SIGT source the original code for the algorithm exists.
Thanks a bunch.
-YBB
Tried that too but no luck 
The only thing bugging me is the wallet. Cant get it to sync. Is it the problem with the blockchain?
Event tried to reinstall, add nodes again but nothing. Any idea, or should i wait for the transfer to
the v2?
Thank you in advance
Backup your wallet.dat. Delete the Signatum folder in %appdata% and it will synch again.
Hello.
Signatum was my first coin i started to mine. It's a shame to see it crash this bad.
But i have faith in it
The only thing bugging me is the wallet. Cant get it to sync. Is it the problem with the blockchain?
Event tried to reinstall, add nodes again but nothing. Any idea, or should i wait for the transfer to
the v2?
Thank you in advance
Signatum was my first coin i started to mine. It's a shame to see it crash this bad.
But i have faith in it
The only thing bugging me is the wallet. Cant get it to sync. Is it the problem with the blockchain?
Event tried to reinstall, add nodes again but nothing. Any idea, or should i wait for the transfer to
the v2?
Thank you in advance
Sigcoin, Sigtcoin, Signatum+,...
If we make a swap. I think we should do a full re-brand and change the name. Focus the markting and comm on Masternodes and privacy. No point in keeping Sigt 2.0 as a name.
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?
Why should i trust Signatum 2.0?
FAQ
As relevant questions are raised, we seek to clarify these in this post. Please ensure that you have taken the time to read the full statement on the new official website https://signatum.org/ - if after reading this you have questions or concerns, please raise these here or on Discord and we will ensure that they are answered and addressed effectively.
How will the premine be handled?
To be clear, the premine will not be paid out on day zero of the new blockchain. The payments will be made on a monthly/quarterly basis (salary/bonuses of sorts). All addresses of the core team will be made visible and the funds will be controlled by Cryptovore and Squbs within the core team. We are keen on making this a transparent process. We are doing our uppermost to ensure that this is treated in a professional manner, aligning developers incentives with that of investors and keen to alleviate many aspects of principal-agent asymmetries. We are dedicated to making this work for all of us.
Is the coin-swap mandatory?
Swapping your coins on to the new blockchain currently in development is not mandatory. This is an offer that we decided in unison, in the new foundation team, was ultimately the best way forward, to help protect investors’ personal savings and investments. We could have just as easily launched a new coin and not have bothered with the swap - and Signatum’s history - allowing the current chain to simply die a slow death, resulting in zero value of people's existing holdings. If for some reason after reading this you do not feel that this is the right direction for you, then you are of course more than welcome to put your faith in characters such as Skankhunter and Doctor and keep your current coins on the existing blockchain. Survival of the current blockchain is at the mercy of Skankhunter and The Doctor, who have been missing-in-action for a while and and clearly untrustworthy.
What do you do with the coins that are unclaimed after the swap-period has ended?
Once the swap-period has ended, the remaining unclaimed coins of the total swap supply of 34,375,000 will be dedicated fully towards air-drops and the treasury fund. Of the unclaimed swap supply, 60% will be dedicated towards air drops and remaining 40% towards the treasury fund (to help with the operational and business development costs - as running a successful long-term digital currency, is an expensive enterprise).
How i can swap signatum in my wallet?
I have 181000 sigt in my wallet, I lost some while I am POS, now I only have 162000. Can someone explain ?
Hey, that just means 19000 of your coins are being staked.
Soon they will be done and you will hopefully get a reward for it.
Why don't these devs come clean with their identities and competencies? Why hide behind pseudonyms
They have explained this. Giving their identities could jeapordize the jobs for them. Also there have been threats before. Alot of sick people in the world, and with families to care for they have decided to stay anonymous. I would have done the same if i i were part of the team.
I have 181000 sigt in my wallet, I lost some while I am POS, now I only have 162000. Can someone explain ?
Hey, that just means 19000 of your coins are being staked.
Soon they will be done and you will hopefully get a reward for it.
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