Topic: [ANN] UNA - Crypto For Africa (Collaborate to earn UNA) - page 9. (Read 14227 times)

I Wish you good luck dev.   
Is it mining via Wallet console?

Hey guys,

I just want to thank everybody for their amazing support on this project. Progress has been really great!

The community is growing every day, and I am 100% sure that 2018 will be a big year for UNA.

Dev Openings:

We are looking for another developer to create a block explorer. If interested, please message me.

Thanks

Hi, has the wallet fully synchronized? If you open the wallet, you'll see it synchronizing the blocks at the bottom.

I suggest you wait for it to fully synchronize. Alternatively, if it's not synchronizing, ensure that your wallet is fully backed up and reinstall the new wallet.
It will take a while to synchronize, but all your payments should come through.

Dev, im mining UnA but since 28-12, 23:37 i didn't receive no more payments.
My address is UNA1TRm4n6p2Hufo42hPhH9Ae9gbreqd1L2FsdA73z3X8kLfsQi2X1EfHfd4Xku8CyUoXeTzEwUFxCf MuohkFtSY3kjQ13J7nh
and im mining using the unad.exe\start_mining [address]. Thanks for reply.

Hi,
I have upto 500 for sale. (will sell as little as 1 coin)
Will sell at 0.00005 btc per coin (approx 50 cents per coin)

Pm me please
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Hi,

Thank you for your interest.

We're still in the process of listing on Bittrex. Will keep you updated on the progress. Also be sure to have a look at our news updates on the website.

You can buy UNA during our ICO period, which starts on 1 February 2018.

Be sure to subscribe for a reminder before launch.

www.unaproject.org

Thanks

any news on exchanges? how can i buy UNA?

That's a good question.

Poverty is the most obvious and well known problem in many African countries. The people in these countries cannot afford high transaction costs. This is one of the bottlenecks that digital currencies such as Bitcoin face. UNA on the other hand, will allow for "almost free" transactions. Transactions also do not become more expensive with the growth of the network. Many people in Africa rely on regular cross-border remittances, since family members may work abroad, and need to send money on a frequent basis. High transaction fees would not be sustainable.

Transaction speed will also play a key role in the African ecosystem. Bitcoin is mostly regarded as a store of value, rather that a method of exchange for goods and services. This is mostly due to its slow transaction speeds. In developed countries, this is not a very big issue, since a lot of shopping is done online. In Africa, we are for instance dealing with street vendors / markets and regular taxi services. These types of transactions require faster confirmation, since the vendors cannot wait around for 10 minutes or more for the transactions to be confirmed. Cash and Mobile cash (Mpesa) is currently the primary method of payments in most African countries. With online shopping, transaction speed is not that critical.

Most people in Africa cannot afford expensive mining equipment. These people however do have access to entry-level mobile phones and laptops. Since mining UNA requires very little resources, it would be possible for these people to also be rewarded / incentivized with UNA. The idea here is to create an ecosystem of equality, and "free" wealth distribution. Imagine someone in Uganda who has lost her job. She might need to support her family, but cannot do so. With the Una Platform, she will be able to mine UNA on her laptop, and this could serve as an additional source of income. This is also a big value proposition in our fight against poverty.

These issues are not isolated to Africa alone, but many other emerging economies as well. Africa however is just the starting point

Hope this helps.

How is the African crypto ecosystem different from other systems around the globe?

Hi,
If anyone wants to but a few coins, i have upto 500 for sale.
Will sell at 0.00005 btc per coin (approx 50 cents per coin)

Pm me please

Official press release posted by Bitscreener, the reputable source for the latest in cryptocurrency!


Check it out:

https://bitscreener.com/press-release/una-project

Great! Merry Christmas!

Hi,

In the download folder, you’ll find a readme file with all the information.

To start mining, open the unanetwork file, just wait for the network to synchronize. Once that is done, type “start_mining” followed by your una address that can be found in the wallet. That’s it.

During the mining process, you can type “help” for additional commands.

Also, be sure to type “exit” when you want to stop mining

Good news, thanks. I will give it a try after I get all the Christmas stuff out of the way tomorrow.

How do I mine? I installed the wallet, now what?

Latest Wallet Released! Start mining now.

UnAProject developers here.
Obviously you don't understand a thing about this project and Africa.

1. "CPU mining cost you more than you will earn."
That is a ridicules statement. You do not understand cryptocurrency in total. Instead of insulting people take some time for self-education.
2. "He just copied the source code from another coin."
Tell us which coin we copied? We just used cryptonote algorithm which was created for that purpose. UnA is independent (do not depend from any platform like Ethereum) fully functional and complete cryptocurrency with unique economy system.
3."This coin will not benefit people from Africa just because the dev roleplays he is form Africa."
How do you even possible know where we are we from and that we lie about something? We are from Africa and know much more about this continent than you do and you just prove it with you nonsense about poor people from Africa (this continent is much more developed than you think).
4. “Why are you Africans so amazingly dumb?”
It is very clear who is dumb here.

Even if you didn't backup your wallet and while creating new wallet you did not overwrite default .wallet file that you can still get it. Just click open wallet and find default .wallet file in blockchain folder.

Path for UnA blockchain:
Windows: C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\una
Mac OSX/Linux: ~/.una

Have you backed up your wallet? If so, you can just copy and paste the backup file in the Una install folder.

I accidentally point File - CreateWallet in the wallet, and then all the data is gone, can I still get it?