[ANN][0.8.6.6] Hirocoin - X11 - Hardfork at Block 290,000 [Complete] - *New Dev* - page 4.

jmfcanada

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Quote from: OmarGsPools on November 15, 2014, 10:43:49 AM

Regarding the code to disconnect from invalid versions, it is present currently. I did make the mistake of reusing a protocol version of a Hirocoin wallet that did not have working dynamic rewards. However, the block chain would be stuck on those wallets and the newest wallet would display a warning only but still use the correct blockchain (longest one).

I have received and sent from my personal wallet with the warning displayed without a problem, however, when the problem occurs with my pool I can't mine on it until I resync... which is a pain in ass, and I do believe that is the reason that coinking dropped Hiro. Funny thing, if I keep a couple of machines on the pool it stays in sync but if they lose connection for any period of time it goes out of sync,,,???

OmarGsPools

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The poll is now active.

Regarding the code to disconnect from invalid versions, it is present currently. I did make the mistake of reusing a protocol version of a Hirocoin wallet that did not have working dynamic rewards. However, the block chain would be stuck on those wallets and the newest wallet would display a warning only but still use the correct blockchain (longest one).

I'm waiting on confirmation from the team that is interested in acquiring Hirocoin so that I can publicly announce their name as I'm sure it would help in deciding the future of Hirocoin.

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CryptoJohn

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Quote from: boki77 on November 13, 2014, 05:39:00 AM

Hello,

Did anyone get any hirocoins from Mintpal?

Still waiting for my milion Sad

. Probably wont see them agan.

Boki

mine made it as far as "withdraw status" with a trans id but they never made it to my wallet.

It was only 1900Hiro so I guess no big loss but a loss non the less Cry

duboisi

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Quote from: boki77 on November 13, 2014, 05:39:00 AM

Hello,

Did anyone get any hirocoins from Mintpal?

Still waiting for my milion Sad

. Probably wont see them agan.

Boki

Just write it off.
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boki77

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Hello,

Did anyone get any hirocoins from Mintpal?

Still waiting for my milion Sad

. Probably wont see them agan.

Boki

flipme

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Quote from: peme on November 12, 2014, 05:37:03 AM

Quote from: jmfcanada on November 11, 2014, 09:42:47 PM

Quote from: peme on November 10, 2014, 04:47:19 AM

I am able to do the source code changes and deliver new wallets (win, mac and source code).

Can you fix the wallet so that so that it will "effectively" block other versions?

I never did this before, but it should be possible, if you can find a coin with this functionality already implemented. Then I can analyze the code and implement blocking of older wallet versions. This is a great idea and should be standard in every coin.

Something like that is already in there.
HIRO was one of the first wallets introducing a version control.
There must be some notification handler.

peme

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Quote from: peme on November 12, 2014, 05:37:03 AM

Quote from: jmfcanada on November 11, 2014, 09:42:47 PM

Quote from: peme on November 10, 2014, 04:47:19 AM

I am able to do the source code changes and deliver new wallets (win, mac and source code).

Can you fix the wallet so that so that it will "effectively" block other versions?

I never did this before, but it should be possible, if you can find a coin with this functionality already implemented. Then I can analyze the code and implement blocking of older wallet versions. This is a great idea and should be standard in every coin.

But the big question/problem could be that this code has to be in all clients, also in the old ones. The client has to check, if it is the right actual version and if not than it will not download blocks and will never synchronize. I dont't know if it is possible that new clients, new blockchain can stop the working of older client versions. Undecided

peme

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Quote from: jmfcanada on November 11, 2014, 09:42:47 PM

Quote from: peme on November 10, 2014, 04:47:19 AM

I am able to do the source code changes and deliver new wallets (win, mac and source code).

Can you fix the wallet so that so that it will "effectively" block other versions?

I never did this before, but it should be possible, if you can find a coin with this functionality already implemented. Then I can analyze the code and implement blocking of older wallet versions. This is a great idea and should be standard in every coin.

Unkn0vn

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If its the active team and some new coin with future and serious crypto exchanges, then I would consider valid exchange if we get some got HIRO/OtherCOIN ratio.

jmfcanada

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Quote from: peme on November 10, 2014, 04:47:19 AM

I am able to do the source code changes and deliver new wallets (win, mac and source code).

Can you fix the wallet so that so that it will "effectively" block other versions?

BrewCrewFan

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Quote from: flipme on November 11, 2014, 11:27:25 AM

Quote from: peme on November 10, 2014, 04:47:19 AM

Quote from: OmarGsPools on November 09, 2014, 08:29:54 PM

I've been in talks with another cryptocurrency team regarding a M&A. Hirocoin as it stands would be exchanged at a determined ratio into the coin which would be acquiring us.

We'd essentially be absorbed into that crypto and I would have a seat on that team to voice the opinions of the current Hirocoin investors.

This is the reason why development has come to a standstill. The current issues with Hirocoin would require another hardfork which would involve all the current Hirocoin users and exchanges to once again update their client or face have multiple forks on the network.

The current state of Hirocoin is too fragile for another hardfork and this M&A seems to be the best option going forward. With the new coin we'd be absorbed into we'd gain access to a full-time team, a larger community and fellow investors and essentially a better chance at surviving the current alternate cryptocurrency environment we're faced with.

I'd like to get the community's thoughts on this.

Why do the current issues require another hardfork?
Why can't just everyone use the actual client version and everything is fine?
What has to be fixed in the wallet code?

I am still waiting to get my 939856 HIRO withdrawn from mintpal (status: withdraw requested).

It is NO option for me to give up HIRO and to change into another crypto !!!

What is so difficult to do all the needed changes in the wallet and to do another hardfork?

If you can't, I am able to do the source code changes and deliver new wallets (win, mac and source code).

Go ahead!
Enough blabla heard here.
Please first thing you do:

Bring back the original logo.

It started all going down the drain when this logo contest shit started.
This is a nice simple pure X11 coin and has been rock solid, until some cheerleaders started to mess around with it.

Hardly the main reason. If I recall correctly, the main dev put the coin on the back burner to go help another coin at that time, while that coin took off and those of us who supported Hiro were left out to dry.

Of all things that has chapped me in my time in cryptos, this one took the cake. Of course over time I have gotten used to this, but back then, man I was really disappointed. IMO, anything to bring this baby back.

aleix

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Quote from: OmarGsPools on November 09, 2014, 08:29:54 PM

I've been in talks with another cryptocurrency team regarding a M&A. Hirocoin as it stands would be exchanged at a determined ratio into the coin which would be acquiring us.

We'd essentially be absorbed into that crypto and I would have a seat on that team to voice the opinions of the current Hirocoin investors.

This is the reason why development has come to a standstill. The current issues with Hirocoin would require another hardfork which would involve all the current Hirocoin users and exchanges to once again update their client or face have multiple forks on the network.

The current state of Hirocoin is too fragile for another hardfork and this M&A seems to be the best option going forward. With the new coin we'd be absorbed into we'd gain access to a full-time team, a larger community and fellow investors and essentially a better chance at surviving the current alternate cryptocurrency environment we're faced with.

I'd like to get the community's thoughts on this.

As a big bagholder I can say it sounds reasonable. Please explain the details.

flipme

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On the other hand I would accept one DRK for one HIRO as a trade off to burry it.

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Quote from: peme on November 10, 2014, 04:47:19 AM

Quote from: OmarGsPools on November 09, 2014, 08:29:54 PM

I've been in talks with another cryptocurrency team regarding a M&A. Hirocoin as it stands would be exchanged at a determined ratio into the coin which would be acquiring us.

We'd essentially be absorbed into that crypto and I would have a seat on that team to voice the opinions of the current Hirocoin investors.

This is the reason why development has come to a standstill. The current issues with Hirocoin would require another hardfork which would involve all the current Hirocoin users and exchanges to once again update their client or face have multiple forks on the network.

The current state of Hirocoin is too fragile for another hardfork and this M&A seems to be the best option going forward. With the new coin we'd be absorbed into we'd gain access to a full-time team, a larger community and fellow investors and essentially a better chance at surviving the current alternate cryptocurrency environment we're faced with.

I'd like to get the community's thoughts on this.

Why do the current issues require another hardfork?
Why can't just everyone use the actual client version and everything is fine?
What has to be fixed in the wallet code?

I am still waiting to get my 939856 HIRO withdrawn from mintpal (status: withdraw requested).

It is NO option for me to give up HIRO and to change into another crypto !!!

What is so difficult to do all the needed changes in the wallet and to do another hardfork?

If you can't, I am able to do the source code changes and deliver new wallets (win, mac and source code).

Go ahead!
Enough blabla heard here.
Please first thing you do:

Bring back the original logo.

It started all going down the drain when this logo contest shit started.
This is a nice simple pure X11 coin and has been rock solid, until some cheerleaders started to mess around with it.

OmarGsPools

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Quote from: peme on November 11, 2014, 04:14:04 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Quote from: OmarGsPools on November 09, 2014, 08:29:54 PM

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The current state of Hirocoin is too fragile for another hardfork and this M&A seems to be the best option going forward. With the new coin we'd be absorbed into we'd gain access to a full-time team, a larger community and fellow investors and essentially a better chance at surviving the current alternate cryptocurrency environment we're faced with.

I'd like to get the community's thoughts on this.

the coin is not fragile, perhaps the dev is fragile,
there's no danger in hardforking 1-2 more times
if everything is properly planned and announced

so, should we start a voting about the future of Hirocoin (let the community choose)?

Yes, I'd like the community as a whole to have their say. I can open up a poll later this afternoon to decide the future of Hirocoin.

peme

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Quote from: OmarGsPools on November 09, 2014, 08:29:54 PM

..........................

The current state of Hirocoin is too fragile for another hardfork and this M&A seems to be the best option going forward. With the new coin we'd be absorbed into we'd gain access to a full-time team, a larger community and fellow investors and essentially a better chance at surviving the current alternate cryptocurrency environment we're faced with.

I'd like to get the community's thoughts on this.

the coin is not fragile, perhaps the dev is fragile,
there's no danger in hardforking 1-2 more times
if everything is properly planned and announced

so, should we start a voting about the future of Hirocoin (let the community choose)?

binpool

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Is there a need to create a pool on this coin. And someone eshcho works on this coin?

peme

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Quote from: OmarGsPools on November 09, 2014, 08:29:54 PM

I've been in talks with another cryptocurrency team regarding a M&A. Hirocoin as it stands would be exchanged at a determined ratio into the coin which would be acquiring us.

We'd essentially be absorbed into that crypto and I would have a seat on that team to voice the opinions of the current Hirocoin investors.

This is the reason why development has come to a standstill. The current issues with Hirocoin would require another hardfork which would involve all the current Hirocoin users and exchanges to once again update their client or face have multiple forks on the network.

The current state of Hirocoin is too fragile for another hardfork and this M&A seems to be the best option going forward. With the new coin we'd be absorbed into we'd gain access to a full-time team, a larger community and fellow investors and essentially a better chance at surviving the current alternate cryptocurrency environment we're faced with.

I'd like to get the community's thoughts on this.

Why do the current issues require another hardfork?
Why can't just everyone use the actual client version and everything is fine?
What has to be fixed in the wallet code?

I am still waiting to get my 939856 HIRO withdrawn from mintpal (status: withdraw requested).

It is NO option for me to give up HIRO and to change into another crypto !!!

What is so difficult to do all the needed changes in the wallet and to do another hardfork?

If you can't, I am able to do the source code changes and deliver new wallets (win, mac and source code).

OmarGsPools

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Activity: 392

Merit: 250

I've been in talks with another cryptocurrency team regarding a M&A. Hirocoin as it stands would be exchanged at a determined ratio into the coin which would be acquiring us.

We'd essentially be absorbed into that crypto and I would have a seat on that team to voice the opinions of the current Hirocoin investors.

This is the reason why development has come to a standstill. The current issues with Hirocoin would require another hardfork which would involve all the current Hirocoin users and exchanges to once again update their client or face have multiple forks on the network.

The current state of Hirocoin is too fragile for another hardfork and this M&A seems to be the best option going forward. With the new coin we'd be absorbed into we'd gain access to a full-time team, a larger community and fellow investors and essentially a better chance at surviving the current alternate cryptocurrency environment we're faced with.

I'd like to get the community's thoughts on this.

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Topic: [ANN][0.8.6.6] Hirocoin - X11 - Hardfork at Block 290,000 [Complete] - New Dev - page 4. (Read 36489 times)