Topic: [ANN] [TRON] Positron Technologies - Upcoming Project Direction Change - page 115. (Read 324024 times)

I don't really understand the heart, but to each his own

Looks good though

What do you think guys about this avatar

Block 8500 is coming very soon. Better get some coins in your wallet now if you don't want to miss the train, staking at 100 coins per block.

Get out you calculator and figure out what 9% a year will yield you. You can even use google to do the calculation.
Here is the formula.
Y=your coins
Z=expected yield per day

Y*(.09/365.25)=Z

If you want to get fancy, you can google several compound interest calculators online and just put in the figures. Due to compound interest, the actual rate will be greater than 9% per year, approximately 9.42%.

cryptowest, can you explain how many coins approximately user will get in staking after Block 21001? in example.

Thanks man, i appreciate the truce. I just want to make things a little better, almost lost this fun job. Give me an address in PM and I will send you coins.

Sorry to hijack the thread, was not my intentions. Thanks for the TRON offer but it's not necessary.

"The past is history, the future is a mystery and today Cryptowest gives me .6 btc staking TRON.  That's why they called it the present"  -kungfu panda with a twist   


-tb-

Talk about a page out of the history books...can't we all just get along?

Tell ya what, if I stake any TRON blocks I'll send some coins your way muddafudda!

http://i.imgur.com/hJ86FtJ.gif

You handed me code and I added it to github. You said you didn't want credit or anyone to know you made Whitecoin or other coins for kleeve, so I took the credit. I was never paid the 5 btc you think I was, I was paid 1 BTC donation total by a group. Many people can confirm this, at least 10, maybe 20. I did most of the work of compiling, distributing, updating nodes, pools, exchanges, etc.

If you want the 1 BTC I was paid, give me a BTC address, and we'll start 2015 fresh. I'll be back after some rest. PM me.

edit: Actually, since it was more like $500 back then, lets say 2 BTC. I did half the work, so I'll give you half.

Sure its your work Cryptowest since you have a history of claiming work that someone else did as your own. Cryptowest is a crypto hack.

New block explorer:

http://45.33.72.95/

 

Great work so far! Really enjoying following, and being a part of this project.

yeah youre right hope the dragons will burn all of em LOLOL

Huge news TRONers; I heard R.R Martin is starting a new saga called game of TRON; where 7 kingdom fight to buy 51% of all the positrons.

then everybody die if I understood the pitch well.

BUY ON RUMOR  

If we have the iron bank on our side + the mother of dragon to defend the network we're almost invicible

True Story:

Hey Cryptowest,

You certainly are full of great ideas and a great level of energy.

Just remember (if I may) a few rules for your health, sanity and clarity of what you're trying to do:


Eat well, take time away from the keyboard outside in the fresh air and don't let yourself get consumed (which can easily result in physical exhaustion). Many of us have to, on occasions, be dragged kicking and screaming away from our keyboards when we're in the middle of trying to fix some elusive problem or get something critical that's terribly exacting finished. Sometimes the very best thing is to go for a walk and let your subconscious (and the greater universal mind....that's a bit of philosophy for another time!) do its work in the background which then often results in brilliance flooding our consciousness that never would have happened if we didn't go for a walk.

Don't over commit. Please don't take offence at this, we all suffer from it, but you're already often saying "2 - 3 days I'll have that finished" yet you have enormous volumes of stuff to do now, plus you'll be fielding many requests from people to talk to you. You need to manage your time and work flow very effectively. And (here's the big one) you'll need to get good at saying "NO!" because if you fall into the age old trap of agreeing to do too much you'll fail. I can't stress this aspect enough.

Don't try to be everyone's friend. You absolutely cannot be. You already have considerable experience of how easily you can be let down and how easily everything can turn pair shaped. To stay the course you must be nimble, prudent and a minimalist. I'd be thinking very carefully just exactly what is your philosophy for the wallet. Who is it directed at and who will use it? We've all seen thousands of whacky ideas being touted by various devs on what's going to be in their wallets. Often one wonders whether they're smoking something pretty strong when they write up their posts. Take a leaf from Steve Jobs' MO and continually ask "who are the users of this and how does this specific feature address their likely needs/desires?"

Remember to have fun. Don't get too serious with it all. What you're doing is great but if you end up turning into a workaholic dev who's become a complete stranger to his family/significant other you are going to be failing in areas of your life that are the backbone of success. This is SOOOO important!

Just a few tips from someone that's been around a while....  

Sounds great. Eventually it would be cool to be able to purchase coins via VISA someway, somehow. That's something I've always wanted to do and it's pisses me off having to jump through all these hoops every time I just want to convert cash to alts.

No ID requests, no PITA waiting periods - just use the VISA in exactly the same way as you would when buying items off Newegg, Amazon or other online stores.

Thanks. I'm really putting everything into this, and I have another nice piece of project funding coming tomorrow.

I think this the coin I can just pour all my crypto ideas into, and I have tons. I'm working right now... didn't feel like sleeping... on adding a custom IRC client in the Positron wallet and a ticker with marketcap info right in the wallet. I made this before but I'm going to add everything I can to this coin, eventually open source everything.

I think I found a career, and I don't intend to screw it up.