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Topic: [ANN] SpreadCoin | Decentralize Everything (decentralized blockexplorer coming) - page 6. (Read 790416 times)

legendary
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I thought I would provide the September post of SPR thread. One post per month creates stability.

[crickets meme here]

legendary
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born once atheist
FIRST...

(....post in August that is...and actually at this rate, may be the only)

Awful quiet around here these days...though I wont post a cricket meme, been there, done that. And besides, thats too cliche anyway.
Ah well, fads come, fads go....
newbie
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At least the main dev doesnt give up on the project. But what about any new updates? Its a bit messy out there. Will the nodes be ever finished and released?
and btw, who owns those huge trex wallets?¿
member
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From above, I see your honesty. As long as the SpreadCoin development team does not give up, there will be hope.
sr. member
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Merit: 250
Who can give me relevant calculator for SpreadCoin?
full member
Activity: 462
Merit: 100
The Standard Protocol - Solving Inflation
@georgem you are making an honest statement at the beginning of this thread, but if it's known that these risks exist wouldn't it even be better to quit this project? Are you still working on this?

Yes, of course I am.
Spreadcoin has grown on me, and I will never abandon it.
Why give up a coin with high hashrate, bittrex listing, unique tech (we are the inventors of POK - proof of knowledge), etc ?

Don't worry, I will rephrase the warning at page 1, and put it someplace else.
There are better ways of expressing what I want to say, and not as "in your face" as I did so far.  Grin

Basically we need to inform people that...

1) the original developer has left in 2015
2) this led to a centralization of the coin supply
3) which in turn escalated into HELIUM in 2017.

We don't need to hash and rehash 3) over and over again, I am ready to put this controversy to rest.
(Not changing my opinion though, just switching focus completely)

By now the coin distribution has normalized, the market has relaxed and found a reasonable equilibrium and price level.

Everything makes more sense now.

So.... I have lots of open threads and experiments here, and I will have to start somewhere and in small steps, dissect everything and try to find a decent rhythm of contribution...

Stay tuned!

Ok although I wonder how someone can say for sure that the distribution has normalized. You actually never know whether the old dev sold or not. Nonetheless I think keeping this alive with all the advantages like Bittrex listing is a good idea.
legendary
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@georgem or anyone...is this solo mining only? thx Smiley
newbie
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You've been fooling around with the community for the past four years.

For the last four years, you've been saying, " Something good will happen sooner or later.I say, " twice a year.
It has been, but there hasn't been a single update.

You have broken the trust of countless people to protect Spr.

" The spr coin is George Coins and has been centralized to you."
The 5 million coins are in the bittrex.
Everyone is waiting to sell this coin.

The Economist is either a personal wallet of George, not a spread coin.
legendary
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Merit: 1007
spreadcoin.info
ok, I removed the



from the OP.

I will figure out a better way to address this another time.
(and probably just on our official website in a category "history of SPR" or something)
legendary
Activity: 1484
Merit: 1007
spreadcoin.info
Hi there! Anyone knows how to launch two instances of spreadcoin-qt wallet simultaneously?

I'd like to make a script under Win 10 that could run spreadminer for mining onto two different wallet.dat alternately (every 12 hours) on one machine.

In order to be able to do that you need to give one of the two instances another port and another datadir (blockchain folder), so that they don't interfere with each other.

The datadir you have to add via parameter -datadir=the_other_folder to the spreadcoin-qt.exe (through commandline, or for windows create a shortcut and add parameter there)

After that you can set the Port (and RPC-Port) via a spreadcoin.conf file once the second blockchain folder has been created.
Use any values other than 41678 and 41677.

Code:
port=X
rpcport=Y

Thank you very very much, Georgem!

Let me know if you succeed.
legendary
Activity: 1484
Merit: 1007
spreadcoin.info
@georgem you are making an honest statement at the beginning of this thread, but if it's known that these risks exist wouldn't it even be better to quit this project? Are you still working on this?

Yes, of course I am.
Spreadcoin has grown on me, and I will never abandon it.
Why give up a coin with high hashrate, bittrex listing, unique tech (we are the inventors of POK - proof of knowledge), etc ?

Don't worry, I will rephrase the warning at page 1, and put it someplace else.
There are better ways of expressing what I want to say, and not as "in your face" as I did so far.  Grin

Basically we need to inform people that...

1) the original developer has left in 2015
2) this led to a centralization of the coin supply
3) which in turn escalated into HELIUM in 2017.

We don't need to hash and rehash 3) over and over again, I am ready to put this controversy to rest.
(Not changing my opinion though, just switching focus completely)

By now the coin distribution has normalized, the market has relaxed and found a reasonable equilibrium and price level.

Everything makes more sense now.

So.... I have lots of open threads and experiments here, and I will have to start somewhere and in small steps, dissect everything and try to find a decent rhythm of contribution...

Stay tuned!
full member
Activity: 462
Merit: 100
The Standard Protocol - Solving Inflation
@georgem you are making an honest statement at the beginning of this thread, but if it's known that these risks exist wouldn't it even be better to quit this project? Are you still working on this?
legendary
Activity: 1162
Merit: 1000
The strongest among the surviving altcoins, although the volume is weak I'm sure it will rise again with even greater strength.
full member
Activity: 339
Merit: 136
Hi there! Anyone knows how to launch two instances of spreadcoin-qt wallet simultaneously?

I'd like to make a script under Win 10 that could run spreadminer for mining onto two different wallet.dat alternately (every 12 hours) on one machine.

In order to be able to do that you need to give one of the two instances another port and another datadir (blockchain folder), so that they don't interfere with each other.

The datadir you have to add via parameter -datadir=the_other_folder to the spreadcoin-qt.exe (through commandline, or for windows create a shortcut and add parameter there)

After that you can set the Port (and RPC-Port) via a spreadcoin.conf file once the second blockchain folder has been created.
Use any values other than 41678 and 41677.

Code:
port=X
rpcport=Y

Thank you very very much, Georgem!
legendary
Activity: 1484
Merit: 1007
spreadcoin.info
Hi there! Anyone knows how to launch two instances of spreadcoin-qt wallet simultaneously?

I'd like to make a script under Win 10 that could run spreadminer for mining onto two different wallet.dat alternately (every 12 hours) on one machine.

In order to be able to do that you need to give one of the two instances another port and another datadir (blockchain folder), so that they don't interfere with each other.

The datadir you have to add via parameter -datadir=the_other_folder to the spreadcoin-qt.exe (through commandline, or for windows create a shortcut and add parameter there)

After that you can set the Port (and RPC-Port) via a spreadcoin.conf file once the second blockchain folder has been created.
Use any values other than 41678 and 41677.

Code:
port=X
rpcport=Y
full member
Activity: 339
Merit: 136
Hi there! Anyone knows how to launch two instances of spreadcoin-qt wallet simultaneously?

I'd like to make a script under Win 10 that could run spreadminer for mining onto two different wallet.dat alternately (every 12 hours) on one machine.
legendary
Activity: 1484
Merit: 1007
spreadcoin.info
Georgem pardon me for intruding and do forgive me the insolence, I am fully aware of the sensitivities here.

I was messaged by one of the unfortunate souls who, per mistake, sent their SPR to a non-compressed address. As result of how the Helium snapshot/ledger balance transfer was magicked together it looks like anyone who accidentally put their SPR in very cold storage (used the non-compressed address) will be able to use the associated privkey to claim their Helium airdrop coins regardless. Please direct any further questions regarding this to the Helium topic: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annhlm-helium-1809278 or the Slack mentioned in that topic.

Any Helium-related question will be redirected to the Helium thread, as always. No problem here.
newbie
Activity: 38
Merit: 0
I can't get my wallet to sync the blockchain.
I have added the addnodes mentioned in the original ANN but no luck so far.
Can anybody share some working addnodes ?
legendary
Activity: 3388
Merit: 3514
born once atheist
Hi georgem,

I have search for the necessity of using only compressed Public adresses and compressed private keys on the spreadcoin website and in the white paper but I can't find it!

People as myself use the Paperwallet generator (https://walletgenerator.net/) a lot in order to securely store the coins. If we don't know that we need to use the Spreadcoin compressed Public adress we are lost...


My spreadcoins are on the Spreadcoin blockchain. I have the private key belonging to that adress (which is the non compressed one).
Is there a possibility for you or your team to create the possibility to import private keys for non compressed spreadcoin adresses?

If you would to that you would help people from your community a lot.

Thanks in advance to help us out...

for me 10.000 coins are at stake from 2 paperwallets

If you want to recover the SPR in your address SQtakqnKGKUZLK5UhRqETkWAZp6P4nZ7UG,
you would need to find a new private key where SQtakqnKGKUZLK5UhRqETkWAZp6P4nZ7UG is the compressed public address , not the uncompressed address.
That's the only way to recover your SPR, but also impossible.  Sad
Georgem pardon me for intruding and do forgive me the insolence, I am fully aware of the sensitivities here.

I was messaged by one of the unfortunate souls who, per mistake, sent their SPR to a non-compressed address. As result of how the Helium snapshot/ledger balance transfer was magicked together it looks like anyone who accidentally put their SPR in very cold storage (used the non-compressed address) will be able to use the associated privkey to claim their Helium airdrop coins regardless. Please direct any further questions regarding this to the Helium topic: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annhlm-helium-1809278 or the Slack mentioned in that topic.

I'll go out on a limb here and posit that Piet van Looij is getting mighty antsy over the Helium launch....
newbie
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Merit: 0
Oh, The devs are active there. I do get a nosebleed when they talk about programming stuff but it's nice to get a view of what happens in the background. Grin
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