Topic: [ANN] Spark | X11 | BTer/Bittrex/C-CEX | PoW/PoS | Exchanges | Roadmap | - page 6. (Read 108614 times)

Glad to hear Bittrex are re-enabling trading, thanks for all the support @Richiela et al


If we can do a 50k "instamine" block to cover the exchange shortfalls etc, are any Spark holders going to complain? Best to say so now rather than moan about it later!

One thing it would be good to establish is whether any major pools were mining on the minority chain after the fork, iirc the nethash on that fork was pretty low about 12hrs after block 10040 so I suspect there weren't many miners - it will be impossible to calculate any compensation for them as they would have been earning a huge amount of SPARK/MHs on that chain due to the low net hashrate.


I'm back working on compiling the Windows GUI wallet, delays partly due to me messing up one Windows machine and partly because the source we inherited is something of a mish-mash - the dev has added stuff on to his original Shadow/Silkcoin clone but the documentation is far behind.

We are hoping the developers along with the community would consider creating a 50k block to cover the the losses for the fork.  That seems to be the easiest way to solve the problem without putting the burden on the community.  That said, since it looks like we are back on track... we will re-open the market for trading.  Unfortunately, we cannot open the wallet until we reconcile the missing coins.

Thanks,
Richie

Is there a compiled windows wallet? Only seem to find a link to the source sadly.

Unfortunately many people are in the same boat you are. I offered to donate 10k to Bittrex so people could at least have the ability to sell their coin.  Asking for an inflated rate to do so is unlikely to happen because as of yet they havent even taken my coin for free.

i lost a shitload of money investing in GHOST coin then it fell apart, the same week im losing more on Spark, this is my last chance to make up for my losses, sorry

Thanks!
Im going to test new wallet in other pc with other arquitecture

Wow, philanthropy must be like second nature for you!

how about a windows wallet? I am just stupid at compiling.

for 1 btc i can send 14000 spark to bittrex

well...
dear folks, hope you don't mind to as well post your architecture, if you've got a problem with your wallets performing as expectes
...it might have different reasons, thus different solutions.

just some linux or win would do

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I encourage you as well - especially if not watching this thread over the last week or so - to take the time and get a few pages back.

a lot of the common quirks and most problems have already been recognized, discussed, given info about, and most probably even solved (if a solution exists to date).
you most probably will find something helpful plus you get a good picture on how things developed the last several days.

too much asking and answering the same questions over and over helps rendering the thread diffuse and incomprehensible...

thanx for consideration





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hehe, at last I got the time to w/d the last SPARKS from suchpool and ipominer... so, I can confirm both, to have obviously updated to 1.2.0, thus working as expected.

atm, it's 3 positions to settle...

bittrex: 14499.19442
b'ter:    20994

and most probably c-cex as well with a yet to be disclosed amt. of coins that'd be lost after rollback.
...still need to get to them (they strongly suggest using skype, meh... ain't my cup of tea tbh...)

so it sums up to:  35493.19442 SPARK of known losses to be refunded so far.

assuming a similar amount on c-cex, we should end up somewheere around 50k SPARK.
if that amount is fully known, that'd the exact amount a single insta-refund block should
drop, to set things straight with all three markets at once.

...VaultEX hasn't been included in the considerations so far, as I strongly suspect that no TX on after fork took place on that exchange....
but I'll make sure... just to be sure ...even if, this should be in an all good assessable range.

What happen with bittrex??

I have a little problem with my wallet, when i open it my wallet freeze

The new wallet solved it?

If Bittrex is really worried about the 15k and thats what it takes to get the market up I will donate 10k but its in my Bittrex wallet.

We also need to see if we can gather the missing spark for bittrex to reopen the markets

whow, you've really got your eyes peeled... that at least is intended to look like some very
promissing offer... thanx for the pretty observant heads up...
...I'm especially curious what that intel turns out to be...
intentionally sloppy hidden allusion style  

however, did get in touch immediately, as ANY HELP
actually bringin' forth the mission will be HIGHLY APPRECIATED


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as for the linux kinda folks, that wallet is already fixed, up on a separate repo, and up to be compiled on your system (which is the utmost futile thing to mention )

the WIN32/64 wallet is the next thing to get catching up with v1.2.0.
guess, RentaMouse (who already provided us with the recent v1.2.0 updated and fixed linux wallet), is still dealing with getting that working eventually - if not achieved in the mean time...
I, as well, cloned the sources and got all the dependencies (yet, 'all' turns out to be such a relative word most times) now, to do my best as well... no competittion, yet double power... wee bit like mining. finding a block will be, to get that damn thing compiling w/o errors and abort... yet, it's just the next block, no matter who but that it's found

and we'll eventually find a solution to get an up to date OSX wallet as well...
however - just a random guess - delaying that to the last position won't be recognized as diminshing by any mac user any more today... it's just not so many folks with mac skills in the wild... and on the other hand, the demand is still very assessable...

-- as of now, for windows users, the current client HAS ITS QUIRKS*), yet still should be able to FULLY SYNC (w00t, we're at exactly 20000blks right NOW and counting) and enter staking as expected...  

[ *) if win wallet crashes on start: pull the network cable -> start client -> wait on UI finally popping up ->now connect back -> don't touch the 'market' buttons (or start with point 1) ]



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by far I won't stop anyone from donating (esp. if you look at your wallet and find yourself one of the lucky ones with shitloads of that coin, go ahead! )

yet, it's still to be considered that we as well might be able to get the full amount of SPARK that else would need to be risen via donations, by implementing a single instamine refund block dropping exactly the amount to compensate, when we've intel on the sum of coins needed to level that at once for all parties affected.

evaluating this will be one top priority so it won't be clear if that's doable this way or donations is the way to go...

if there's confidencen if and how to implement that... dearest community, you'll know first

https://twitter.com/CryptoGekko/status/528577605734117377

whoever is gonna be dev or needs help with the coin contact him

We have upgraded to the SPARK community wallet and we are short of 20994 SPARK due to the fork.
Please donate to SP3ACrRi3bEsS81VrTU74dUogUyD1NkDsx to help us cover the loss.
Please note that 5% withdrawal fee will be applied until the loss is covered.

https://bter.com/trade/SPARK_BTC

Thanks,
Lin@BTER

i downloaded the update but i can not run it? how do i update my wallet.. thanks

Nevermind,

From suchpool: We have upgraded to the community released wallet. You can now withdraw your coins! - You can find the updated source here: https://github.com/RentaMouse/Spark/

Is it already possible to withdraw coins fom suchpool??