Topic: [ANN] SilkCoin | New Wallet | NOW on MintPal / Cryptsy | FULL POS - page 56. (Read 332112 times)

How much are we willing to lose? We are willing to lose YOU

You'll not be missed, thanks and bye you liar, you keep saying this was my last post and I will not come back, but you show up every time...

I like to instill fear to people , it serves my hidden agenda
buying more SC coins for cheap!

I'm done for the day or bholzer is gonna bitch me out because he acts like my dad but ask yourself one question: have I been wrong about anything yet? I mean you have to admit my predictions have been spot-on. In fact, I'm the only one that made accurate predictions in the whole thread. Just think about it. How much are you willing to lose?

I like to spread FUD so I can buy your coins cheaper. Help me I am Willy the whale!

I was looking for the price to go down and I was about to buy some when it hit 4-6k satoshi, no matter who panic sells, I thank you for giving me the opportunity to get some coins...

I am Liar
Megaman

I hope that once this is completely over and even the most stubborn of stubborn realize this was a simple scam, they learn from it and join the good fight in stopping scamcoins. MintPal has made this scam too easy - legit coins who don't pay bots to vote for them will never make it to the top of the voting list. The coins getting listed will almost always be scams because real communities can't compete with bots.

Look, guys - I've been honest about this coin from the start. I have done this same thing to a dozen premined scams before it and witnessed at least 100 of them. I was burned once too! It sucks! But you need to be smarter because of it. You had no reason to trust this guy and every reason not to but you trusted him anyway. Why? To me it was so painfully obvious I figured more people would see what I was saying and agree with me.

To the handful of decent people in here: I'm sorry you got burned. PLEASE don't think it's just an opportunity to buy more! Buy something with a future! Not some fly-by-night coin that has barely been around for a month and had a 4.5% premine that grew larger after the coin had already launched. Everybody was already hooked in when the specs changed!

People fall for scams - it happens. Ponzi schemes happen still too! It's easy to be blinded by the "potential" - that's what these guys count on. Wait until a coin has been around for a couple months and make sure the dev is still active before buying in. Make sure the premine was low. Don't buy into hype - you will almost certainly lose. These days, getting in early is BAD. Most people other than the dev end up losing money! This dev made over 100 BTC in profit while you guys spent all of your time supporting him and then you guys lose money. It isn't fair! I know it's hard to accept right now but I truly am the good guy here. You are shooting the messenger. If you're tired of getting ripped off drop me a PM and ask for my advice on a coin - I will be honest with you. Want to know what I'm buying or holding right now? Drop me a PM and I will tell you. Don't care what I think? No problem.

All I ask is that you learn from this. Please. We need to clean up this increasingly shady world before it's too late.

some fixes , a mac compile , and integrated exchange abilities are expected some time today.

Q

Has anyone else had issues with the 1.0.9.2 windows wallet

When I try to run the wallet from silkcoin-qt-1.0.9.2-windows.zip I get this error....  MSVCR110.dll Not Found

My system has the msvcr110.dll file (lowercase naming).

If I rename msvcr110.dll to MSVCR110.dll and drop it in the SC Wallet folder, the Silkcoin Wallet still crashes.

db.log is empty

debug.log has only the following....

I had a very similar issue, even though I was running win 7 x64, it kept giving me the error.  I finally decided to installed the x86 32 bit version on my computer and it worked.
http://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/download/details.aspx?id=8328

EDIT: Also had to copy these 2 files (msvcp100.dll, msvcr100.dll) from C:\Windows\System32 to the same folder as the silkcoin-qt.exe.

You are shooting the messenger.

Silkcoin version v1.0.9.2-g32a928e ($Format:%cD)
Using OpenSSL version OpenSSL 1.0.1g 7 Apr 2014
Startup time: 06/23/14 20:30:37
Default data directory C:\Users\FredDag\AppData\Roaming\Silkcoin
Used data directory C:\Users\FredDag\AppData\Roaming\Silkcoin
dbenv.open LogDir=C:\Users\FredDag\AppData\Roaming\Silkcoin\database ErrorFile=C:\Users\FredDag\AppData\Roaming\Silkcoin\db.log
Bound to [::]:16666
Bound to 0.0.0.0:16666
Loading block index...
Opening LevelDB in C:\Users\FredDag\AppData\Roaming\Silkcoin\txleveldb
Transaction index version is 70508
Opened LevelDB successfully
LoadBlockIndex(): hashBestChain=d85c0993424de2618bd5  height=74027  trust=21694049497403550  date=06/23/14 20:30:50
LoadBlockIndex(): synchronized checkpoint 00000b5f90b3a8b418030fc1f985ea496c014d56b35a49fe97760c71a5653eb2
Verifying last 2500 blocks at level 1
 block index            5802ms

so what will the wallet update be, everything of meaning seems buried.