Hi, I am polycryptoblog, from Komodo Platform, I just came across your coin, I like the practical use case for this cryptocurrency, a way to reward students for performance is great.
I do not believe your coin has been added to BarterDEX, our decentralized exchange, I would like to see it there as it would give the students a way of exchanging their coins outside of centralized exchanges which has volume and capital requirements and higher fees.
Due to how BarterDEX works, you could set up marketmakers and have Smileycoin be a base pair against other cryptos and erc20 tokens.
I am also interested in your educationinasuitcase initiative as well, perhaps there is a way Komodo can contribute as well.
Topic: [ANN] SMLY- smileycoin - for rewards in education - page 12. (Read 77323 times)
c-cex is sending general threats again:
Do we care? Should we just ignore them? We have plenty of other exchanges now...
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One of our goals is to keep only coins needed for trading. We are changing delisting rules. We will not uncheck delisting mark automatically if coin gain enough daily volume after removal announce. This will stop speculations to keep coin here. Once announced - will be removed.
Do we care? Should we just ignore them? We have plenty of other exchanges now...
I notice in the C-Cex terms that they now require 0.5 BTC daily volume, and there's no warning if you fall too low. Seems a bit difficult for SMLY to achieve.
So I agree - let's not worry about it and just point people to other exchanges if&when they kick us out.
Sorry but I have 2 noob questions:
1. I still don't get how to mine SMLY. hashlink and hashnova are down. Is it possible to mine it solo?
2. If i keep 25M SMLY in coinomi, do I get dividend? or does it have to be a windows/linux wallet?
tqvm in advance
1 yes; it's only mined solo1. I still don't get how to mine SMLY. hashlink and hashnova are down. Is it possible to mine it solo?
2. If i keep 25M SMLY in coinomi, do I get dividend? or does it have to be a windows/linux wallet?
tqvm in advance
2 yes
Sorry but I have 2 noob questions:
1. I still don't get how to mine SMLY. hashlink and hashnova are down. Is it possible to mine it solo?
2. If i keep 25M SMLY in coinomi, do I get dividend? or does it have to be a windows/linux wallet?
tqvm in advance
1. I still don't get how to mine SMLY. hashlink and hashnova are down. Is it possible to mine it solo?
2. If i keep 25M SMLY in coinomi, do I get dividend? or does it have to be a windows/linux wallet?
tqvm in advance
c-cex is sending general threats again:
Do we care? Should we just ignore them? We have plenty of other exchanges now...
Quote
One of our goals is to keep only coins needed for trading. We are changing delisting rules. We will not uncheck delisting mark automatically if coin gain enough daily volume after removal announce. This will stop speculations to keep coin here. Once announced - will be removed.
Do we care? Should we just ignore them? We have plenty of other exchanges now...
I notice in the C-Cex terms that they now require 0.5 BTC daily volume, and there's no warning if you fall too low. Seems a bit difficult for SMLY to achieve.
So I agree - let's not worry about it and just point people to other exchanges if&when they kick us out.
c-cex is sending general threats again:
Do we care? Should we just ignore them? We have plenty of other exchanges now...
Quote
One of our goals is to keep only coins needed for trading. We are changing delisting rules. We will not uncheck delisting mark automatically if coin gain enough daily volume after removal announce. This will stop speculations to keep coin here. Once announced - will be removed.
Do we care? Should we just ignore them? We have plenty of other exchanges now...
I notice in the C-Cex terms that they now require 0.5 BTC daily volume, and there's no warning if you fall too low. Seems a bit difficult for SMLY to achieve.
This project has pretty good ideas and practicality. You have a great project with a great team and supporters. I hope that many people are interested in your project. It will be successful. 
c-cex is sending general threats again:
Do we care? Should we just ignore them? We have plenty of other exchanges now...
Quote
One of our goals is to keep only coins needed for trading. We are changing delisting rules. We will not uncheck delisting mark automatically if coin gain enough daily volume after removal announce. This will stop speculations to keep coin here. Once announced - will be removed.
Do we care? Should we just ignore them? We have plenty of other exchanges now...
I would not bother trying to raise the volume on C-Cex.
So far, I have only seen such a similar coin. The project is very meaningful, and I hope it will have a better development.
c-cex is sending general threats again:
Do we care? Should we just ignore them? We have plenty of other exchanges now...
Quote
One of our goals is to keep only coins needed for trading. We are changing delisting rules. We will not uncheck delisting mark automatically if coin gain enough daily volume after removal announce. This will stop speculations to keep coin here. Once announced - will be removed.
Do we care? Should we just ignore them? We have plenty of other exchanges now...
Yes, we should think about this. I'm not sure we should allow arbitrarily large transactions. Maybe we should add an aggregation command?
Well, you could allow larger transactions! And sure, an aggregation command too! ^======^
Gotta do something about it!
Yeah, your method to reduce the fee works, thanks :-) but aggregating the small UTXOs is awful~ :-( I hope this can be fixed someday!
Yes, we should think about this. I'm not sure we should allow arbitrarily large transactions. Maybe we should add an aggregation command?
Yeah, your method to reduce the fee works, thanks :-) but aggregating the small UTXOs is awful~ :-( I hope this can be fixed someday!
When trying to move UTXOs around to get those 25 millions, I notice that suggested fee is in the hundreds! Is it a good suggestion, or could I manually try a lower fee? What are the lowest fees nodes will stake-mine by default?
Yes, this is an unexpected consequence of the repeated 4500 deposits - the transactions become very large.
I don't think the miners really care. In other words the 1 SMLY per Kb is the default set in the wallet for sending, but I don't think it gets checked by the (miners') SMLY wallets once the transaction has been set up and sent to the mempool.
By all means just try a lower fee and see what happens.
You should be able to do this in the command window using e.g.
Code:
settxfee 0.1
Maybe try a smaller transaction first 
Oh, and since the sheer number of UTXOs in those transactions can become enormous, you may need to transmit smaller amounts, even down to tens of thousands of SMLY, while you are aggregating the really small UTXOs. Just start with a few million, then reduce the amount until you stop getting the "transaction too large" error.
When trying to move UTXOs around to get those 25 millions, I notice that suggested fee is in the hundreds! Is it a good suggestion, or could I manually try a lower fee? What are the lowest fees nodes will stake-mine by default?
Yes, this is an unexpected consequence of the repeated 4500 deposits - the transactions become very large.
I don't think the miners really care. In other words the 1 SMLY per Kb is the default set in the wallet for sending, but I don't think it gets checked by the (miners') SMLY wallets once the transaction has been set up and sent to the mempool.
By all means just try a lower fee and see what happens.
You should be able to do this in the command window using e.g.
Code:
settxfee 0.1
Maybe try a smaller transaction first
When trying to move UTXOs around to get those 25 millions, I notice that suggested fee is in the hundreds! Is it a good suggestion, or could I manually try a lower fee? What are the lowest fees nodes will stake-mine by default?
The following exchanges now trade SMLY:
tradesatoshi: https://tradesatoshi.com/Exchange/?market=SMLY_BTC
southxchange: https://www.southxchange.com/Market/Book/SMLY/BTC
c-cex: https://c-cex.com/?p=smly-btc
novaexchange: https://novaexchange.com/market/BTC_SMLY/
These are BTC markets. Most of these exchanges also at least have LTC markets.
You will recall that you normally get better prices on LTC and DOGE markets than on the BTC markets. This is true whether you are selling or buying.
The coin is in the coinomi wallet but in-wallet trading is not yet supported.
tradesatoshi: https://tradesatoshi.com/Exchange/?market=SMLY_BTC
southxchange: https://www.southxchange.com/Market/Book/SMLY/BTC
c-cex: https://c-cex.com/?p=smly-btc
novaexchange: https://novaexchange.com/market/BTC_SMLY/
These are BTC markets. Most of these exchanges also at least have LTC markets.
You will recall that you normally get better prices on LTC and DOGE markets than on the BTC markets. This is true whether you are selling or buying.
The coin is in the coinomi wallet but in-wallet trading is not yet supported.
Is there staking or Pos with this coin? Also I'm new to this coin is the dev still active?
You'll need to take a look further up the thread or the "white paper". In addition to proof of work and mining fee, the coinbase gives dividend payments to large holders and donations to charity. Check out the OP.
The dev group is certainly also still alive.
There is currently more action in the Telegram group.
[ls what is the telegram link u can share pls i also noticed this coin is on conomi
See above: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.28864445
Is there staking or Pos with this coin? Also I'm new to this coin is the dev still active?
You'll need to take a look further up the thread or the "white paper". In addition to proof of work and mining fee, the coinbase gives dividend payments to large holders and donations to charity. Check out the OP.
The dev group is certainly also still alive.
There is currently more action in the Telegram group.
[ls what is the telegram link u can share pls i also noticed this coin is on conomi
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