Topic: [ANN] Twenty15 Coin | Bittrex & C-Cex | Working Exchange Completed | Multipool! - page 6. (Read 58729 times)
February 11, 2015, 06:20:04 AM
hopefully can get me some Twenty15 on the cheap!
February 10, 2015, 11:32:20 PM
price still down in bittrex .... lost money 
February 10, 2015, 08:25:25 PM
DEV: have you given some thoughts to my previous posts/questions?
February 10, 2015, 09:18:01 AM
http://webshop.twenty15.pw/
Shop looks nice. Good job guys.
Why not make a real e-shop.
I mean with your products.
Istead of "Alarm clock" use crypto exhange.
Instead of "Rapssberies" use multipool.
Instead of "Feather" use payment processor + shop.
Put there some real prices for your products.
It will take only few minutes to edit site.
It can has some real usability.
Shop looks nice. Good job guys.
Why not make a real e-shop.
I mean with your products.
Istead of "Alarm clock" use crypto exhange.
Instead of "Rapssberies" use multipool.
Instead of "Feather" use payment processor + shop.
Put there some real prices for your products.
It will take only few minutes to edit site.
It can has some real usability.
February 10, 2015, 02:25:53 AM
bittrex = wallet migration - back up shortly
February 10, 2015, 02:00:35 AM
what's happening on bittrex? 2015 disabled?
February 09, 2015, 09:13:48 PM
thoughts on questions I've asked before?
February 09, 2015, 09:20:51 AM
Wow, such a cheap coin right now. I know it is quiet new, but there is already cool development behind.
You can easily buy 10% of total supply for 1.2BTC.
This can easily blow up to at least 500 sat.
Going to buy some. Fell free to dump on me.
You can easily buy 10% of total supply for 1.2BTC.
This can easily blow up to at least 500 sat.
Going to buy some. Fell free to dump on me.
February 08, 2015, 04:18:23 PM
Question. What size blocks are best for staking 2015? Basically if I use coin control to split or combine amounts; what amounts are optimum? Thanks! Love seeing the progress on this project.
Love seeing the progress on this project. February 08, 2015, 03:05:42 AM
Works fine for me now. Staking away nicely!
February 08, 2015, 12:20:42 AM
Wallet not connecting?
It was my stupid mistake. Everything is fine now.
It was my stupid mistake. Everything is fine now.
February 07, 2015, 09:12:49 AM
A bit curious about your multipool payouts. I saw only one mention of it, where you state it pays once per day. I shifted some of my sha256 power to the pool almost 48 hours ago and mined (terracoin) for 24 straight hours. No payout yet.
I'll manually run the payouts later, I thought i was the only one mining for the last few days so i didn't bother.
10 days later and still no payout from the mining pool?
February 07, 2015, 07:23:32 AM
Im having difficulty getting my wallet to connect. Ive created a twenty15.conf file with the following:
rpcuser=twenty15rpc
rpcpassword=123456
listen=1
server=1
addnode=87.92.120.68:41141
addnode=173.255.192.134:41141
addnode=107.170.133.216:41141
addnode=108.46.179.78:41141
addnode=174.45.80.214:41141
addnode=46.165.209.144:4114
I've put this into appdata, but still no joy. Any ideas?
rpcuser=twenty15rpc
rpcpassword=123456
listen=1
server=1
addnode=87.92.120.68:41141
addnode=173.255.192.134:41141
addnode=107.170.133.216:41141
addnode=108.46.179.78:41141
addnode=174.45.80.214:41141
addnode=46.165.209.144:4114
I've put this into appdata, but still no joy. Any ideas?
Make sure it is not twenty15.conf.txt
Sorted - thanks!
February 07, 2015, 06:00:59 AM
Im having difficulty getting my wallet to connect. Ive created a twenty15.conf file with the following:
rpcuser=twenty15rpc
rpcpassword=123456
listen=1
server=1
addnode=87.92.120.68:41141
addnode=173.255.192.134:41141
addnode=107.170.133.216:41141
addnode=108.46.179.78:41141
addnode=174.45.80.214:41141
addnode=46.165.209.144:4114
I've put this into appdata, but still no joy. Any ideas?
rpcuser=twenty15rpc
rpcpassword=123456
listen=1
server=1
addnode=87.92.120.68:41141
addnode=173.255.192.134:41141
addnode=107.170.133.216:41141
addnode=108.46.179.78:41141
addnode=174.45.80.214:41141
addnode=46.165.209.144:4114
I've put this into appdata, but still no joy. Any ideas?
Make sure it is not twenty15.conf.txt
February 07, 2015, 03:23:24 AM
Im having difficulty getting my wallet to connect. Ive created a twenty15.conf file with the following:
rpcuser=twenty15rpc
rpcpassword=123456
listen=1
server=1
addnode=87.92.120.68:41141
addnode=173.255.192.134:41141
addnode=107.170.133.216:41141
addnode=108.46.179.78:41141
addnode=174.45.80.214:41141
addnode=46.165.209.144:4114
I've put this into appdata, but still no joy. Any ideas?
rpcuser=twenty15rpc
rpcpassword=123456
listen=1
server=1
addnode=87.92.120.68:41141
addnode=173.255.192.134:41141
addnode=107.170.133.216:41141
addnode=108.46.179.78:41141
addnode=174.45.80.214:41141
addnode=46.165.209.144:4114
I've put this into appdata, but still no joy. Any ideas?
February 05, 2015, 11:54:12 PM
What if they were just made a bit smaller, and if someone wants more detail they can click. But still give all the lazy people an idea of what it looks like.
February 05, 2015, 05:47:41 PM
You should just remove the huge ass graphics. If it wasn't for them everything would be fairly readable.
The thing is, no one is going to troll through 20 pages of posts to figure out what we're up to. They look at the OP and the last post, those giant graphics have to be there even if they make things clunky. This is the google age, we all have 20 second attention spans and we want instant answers to our questions.
I hear you but I think it looks like trash with those big pictures in the middle of everything. It would make more sense to give people a summary of everything in the OP and allow them to follow links to the graphics and details. For example with the webshop in the OP you could just put:
UPDATE: DEMO WEBSHOP COMPLETE
This is a working demonstration of our altcoin payment processor. This allows any altcoin project to sell products and services on any website. We don't have it set up as a bootstrap installer yet, it was custom developed. If a project would like to purchase this tech, we will have to log into a clean vps and configure it for them until we get an installer. You can see how it works by purchasing one of the fake products on the demo site, just use a fake e-mail address and send 1 coin to the deposit address provided, and it will mail a receipt once we receive the coin.
Once again, we can configure this to work with any bitcoin-like coin daemon. Once this is installed, people can use the same theme we did, or build a site on their own. The price for this is 750 Euros (in 2015 coins) for a basic shop, any custom development will cost extra.
Then let people go check it out. You could even link to the forum post with the graphic I guess. But putting a screenshot of a website on the front page does not look good or help people. My two cents.
I agree it looks silly, but trust me when I say no one is going to click on stuff - ever. We can see in the apache logs just how few people check stuff out, if you don't have those pictures there no one will see it at all.
February 05, 2015, 04:20:24 PM
You should just remove the huge ass graphics. If it wasn't for them everything would be fairly readable.
The thing is, no one is going to troll through 20 pages of posts to figure out what we're up to. They look at the OP and the last post, those giant graphics have to be there even if they make things clunky. This is the google age, we all have 20 second attention spans and we want instant answers to our questions.
I hear you but I think it looks like trash with those big pictures in the middle of everything. It would make more sense to give people a summary of everything in the OP and allow them to follow links to the graphics and details. For example with the webshop in the OP you could just put:
UPDATE: DEMO WEBSHOP COMPLETE
This is a working demonstration of our altcoin payment processor. This allows any altcoin project to sell products and services on any website. We don't have it set up as a bootstrap installer yet, it was custom developed. If a project would like to purchase this tech, we will have to log into a clean vps and configure it for them until we get an installer. You can see how it works by purchasing one of the fake products on the demo site, just use a fake e-mail address and send 1 coin to the deposit address provided, and it will mail a receipt once we receive the coin.
Once again, we can configure this to work with any bitcoin-like coin daemon. Once this is installed, people can use the same theme we did, or build a site on their own. The price for this is 750 Euros (in 2015 coins) for a basic shop, any custom development will cost extra.
Then let people go check it out. You could even link to the forum post with the graphic I guess. But putting a screenshot of a website on the front page does not look good or help people. My two cents.
February 05, 2015, 04:08:33 PM
You should just remove the huge ass graphics. If it wasn't for them everything would be fairly readable.
The thing is, no one is going to troll through 20 pages of posts to figure out what we're up to. They look at the OP and the last post, those giant graphics have to be there even if they make things clunky. This is the google age, we all have 20 second attention spans and we want instant answers to our questions.
February 05, 2015, 02:06:25 PM
2015!!!
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