Topic: [ANN] VGC - VegasCoin - page 5. (Read 74432 times)

any news about novaexchange accepting new users or does anyone know where to exchange VGC?
in this period the coin has a very low difficulty

nlexch.com may be a good place to list. its free.
sure, its low volume, but volumes on that exchange should naturally grow as it gets
a greater variety of coins.

https://www.nlexch.com/coinlisting

the exchange has already saved my butt with franko, new-casino and dnotes2

Registrations and deposits are closed until the ownership is transferred. We are hoping for this month but there is no official estimated time for the site to be fully open. Trading and withdrawals are working for most coins but volume is almost non existent.

VGC is only listed at Nova.

How does a person register with Nova?

It seems this is not an option...?

Is there any OTHER place that vgc is trading?  If no dev work and the only exchange not accepting registrations, this isnt going well. 

Nova is no longer closing. Novaexchange was sold to Goobit of Sweden and should be back in a month or two. Many coins could be delisted though.

Im waiting to hear back about the block explorer. Havent recieved an invoice yet.

That would be great.

Does this coin trade on any exchanges?  We can not find any stable exchanges for it.

Nova is closing.

?

No exchanges means the coin is dead pretty much.

https://novaexchange.com/addnodes/VGC/

addnode-???

Im going ahead with a cryptochat block explorer. So excited, what a difference that will make!

also going to see what our wallet needs to be up-to-date and look at minor things like the hover text on the bottom left status icons. (anything else we should look at, post here)

If you don't mind waiting, Novaexchange will (eventually) re-enable deposits. Not sure why they're holding off for so long.

At current market rates 20k isn't worth much. About $6 or $7 USD.

I have got approximately 20,000 VGC that I would like to sell, but cannot find anywhere to sell it. If anyone wants to buy the coins from me, I accept LTC, BTC, and ETH. Thanks.

FYI only your own transactions are saved permanently to your wallet. Pending transactions are stored in memory, so they will be lost when you close the client. There's no persistent storage of other people's pending transactions.

The only way to remove stuck transactions is to stop the sender's wallet from rebroadcasting those transactions - so it's the sender that needs to do the salvagewallet trick...

those block explorers look nice. they also can upgrade old wallets to current litecoin features.
besides that, a mining pool would be nice, and this coin will be ready for real world promotion.

Assuming -salvagewallet found all of your private keys, your transactions should be properly matched up as you sync. I don't know if -salvagewallet recovers non-essential metadata, like address labels.

Why did you do a salvage if you're not synced? It's really a last resort thing, not something you'd run routinely. There is a small chance it won't find every private key.

Other coins have functions to export and import wallets, which is a lot less clunky, but unfortunately the code for VGC lacks that functionality.

You are in the right thread.

Hashpower will not move stuck coins. There is a bug in the wallet.

I deleted my previous post about ethereum swapping (i realize if it ever happens we need to make sure its right first).

No current VGC block explorer. we determined mining is going normally and NOT set to go over max supply.

I think our main problem is block explorers etc. cost serious money (if we are paying someone), it just needs to be a basic one (that will stay up). also, we need a litecoin expert to see about upgrading the litecoin features at some point... We need to see what happens once trading gets going again, I want to promote locally but these loose ends are too much with the original dev not available and most of the supply in their hands (or others hands). So if this ever gets too complicated for everyone, I will organize an Ethereum token or a token on another platform that VGC holders can recieve and the new token supply and participants and roadmap will be well defined. VGC works perfectly fine and I hope it goes on as long as bitcoin. For anyone that doesnt live in Las Vegas, I understand this is all frustrating, this will be a slow process of people getting into bitcoin (like I said bitcoin is getting some attention here) and feeling comfortable enough to get into alts like Vegascoin. I just dont like when people want to jump ship early or try to mislead/FUD the board, or spam twitter with our coin name, etc... It isnt fair to people trying to get involved or people already involved.

i think im in the right ANN here :-)

https://imgur.com/a/k4HQa

ive still got some coins :-)

so the question again. ive got some serious hashingpower in my garage.

is there somthing i can do?

It appears to be a bug in the client - it should not create transactions that are ignored by default miner configs, and tweaking one commandline parameter should not result in other clients rejecting mined blocks - so throwing more hash power at the coin won't clear the mempool.

I've found the sequence of steps necessary to recover 'stuck' funds from a sending wallet. All 3 steps must be completed in rapid sequence. If another node rebroadcasts your stuck transaction at some point, your wallet will pick it up again and you'll have to restart from step 1. Temporarily firewalling the vegascoin client may help with steps 1 and 2, but you will need to connect to peers for step 3.

1. Use the -salvagewallet commandline option to forget the pending transactions.
2. Send the recovered funds to somewhere.
3. Mine a few blocks to incorporate the transactions you just created. This is essential to override the older pending transactions (which use the same funds) that are still sitting in everyone else's mempool.

This is VGC - Vegascoin not VGS - LasVegascoin