it is a walletbuildrs coin, so "dev" has no idea how the code makes it work. What possible reason would anyone but the buyer, have to mine it or covet it?
I would have made this coin for you for 0.01 BTC, at a more recent version.
Forget about it, move on, and stay away from walletbuilders. It is automated, and has no thinking ability. look at the way it hands ports out, many of which are officially registered.
Ok if you want a laugh, but sounding so earnest is not a sign of sudden success.
I would have made this coin for you for 0.01 BTC, at a more recent version.
Forget about it, move on, and stay away from walletbuilders. It is automated, and has no thinking ability. look at the way it hands ports out, many of which are officially registered.
Ok if you want a laugh, but sounding so earnest is not a sign of sudden success.
tnx that you say that again, because you said it in another thread too,where i already answered that to you,but let me answer again. i dont see anything wrong if the fork of litecoin is made with walletbuilders. i doesnt make any change ,because i would have done it also so. if it would be a featurefull coin, i would understand it maybe, but since beginning i always said, its a basic coin. and of course i understand of code
it makes a difference, like automating port handouts, we are in the 9000s I think.
Coincreator coins worked okay, till they broke. I would think Walletbuilders bought the knowledge from CoinCreator, or CoinCreator is Walletbuilders.
You may understand the code, but then you have no reason to use WBs.
So that begs questions.
What version of litecoin did you get?
NB: Being helpful ... Do not waste money on Yobit. Your coin count is too high, and the halving has a while to go.
Cryptopia has 5 or 6 markets, aim for litecoin.
Yobit has just bitcoin markets, and the minimum sell or purchase is x 10 Cryptopia's.
Maybe you knew that. But it gives a talking point, and some time.
*edit: I see you are on Cryptopia .. lol :-)
