anyone having trouble loading crw wallet?..mine is not opening
my wallet loads fine, open a ticket at our zendesk, I am sure the guys will help you
[email protected]
Topic: [ANN][CRW] CROWN (SHA256) | Platform | Governance | Systemnodes | Masternodes | - page 53. (Read 317079 times)
January 05, 2018, 05:03:27 AM
my wallet loads fine, open a ticket at our zendesk, I am sure the guys will help you
[email protected]
January 04, 2018, 03:46:36 PM
MATTERMOST OUTAGE
A problem at OVH has caused Mattermost to fail.
It should be available again before 2130 UK time.
A problem at OVH has caused Mattermost to fail.
It should be available again before 2130 UK time.
Service restored.
A very useful test of my backup restore process
January 04, 2018, 03:38:43 PM
MATTERMOST OUTAGE
A problem at OVH has caused Mattermost to fail.
It should be available again before 2130 UK time.
A problem at OVH has caused Mattermost to fail.
It should be available again before 2130 UK time.
January 04, 2018, 10:18:29 AM
I've been thinking about this, & the more I do, the more I'm inclined to agree with infernoman
January 04, 2018, 05:25:58 AM
The community can see progress on the fundraising here: https://crown.tech/crownfunding
80pct 101 pct raised in one day!
January 04, 2018, 04:42:08 AM
Ok, this sounds very interesting. However, I've been in crypto long enough (4 years today, as it happens - happy anniversary me) to be cautious. I don't question the integrity of the Crown team, but I don't like the total lack of information around this. At the very least, I don't know whether it's a viable business proposition, or aligns with my interests/ethics, whether the other people involved are trustworthy, and so on.
Is there some kind of balance it's possible to strike here? For example, would you be prepared to give more information on a private, one-to-one basis, if assurances of confidentiality could be given? Or could a couple of trusted community members be given more information, which would allow them to give a broad-strokes picture to everyone else?
Is there some kind of balance it's possible to strike here? For example, would you be prepared to give more information on a private, one-to-one basis, if assurances of confidentiality could be given? Or could a couple of trusted community members be given more information, which would allow them to give a broad-strokes picture to everyone else?
Hi Cassius, firstly I can't dispute your feeling of being cautious. As a crypto veteran myself I have seen fenough scams or broken promises to approach things like this in the same way. I personally, and the team more generally, agonised and debated whether we were doing the right thing to make an announcement like this and we eventually decided that it was indeed the right thing to do.
Ultimately, I am staking my reputation on this and that is a big deal for me.
I think you are right, I should reveal more information ASAP if I possibly can. Either to trusted community members or a more generalised statement to the community itself.
Let me have a think about how I can do this safely.
Thanks Stonehedge.
I think it would be possible to give some general information that would help people make a decision without revealing any deal-breakers. For example:
What's the general sector? Adult, gambling? Or Transport, IT, security etc.
What will the funds be used for? Marketing? An integration for a specific client? Or purchasing a licence that is necessary to operate in a particular area?
More broadly, are the funds necessary for something that absolutely cannot be done on a volunteer basis by suitably qualified community members giving time/expertise instead of money?
You're pretty close to the goal
LOL. We both fucked the blockchain and fixed it
Thank you everybody for their generosity and support. It means a lot.
January 04, 2018, 04:23:22 AM
Ok, this sounds very interesting. However, I've been in crypto long enough (4 years today, as it happens - happy anniversary me) to be cautious. I don't question the integrity of the Crown team, but I don't like the total lack of information around this. At the very least, I don't know whether it's a viable business proposition, or aligns with my interests/ethics, whether the other people involved are trustworthy, and so on.
Is there some kind of balance it's possible to strike here? For example, would you be prepared to give more information on a private, one-to-one basis, if assurances of confidentiality could be given? Or could a couple of trusted community members be given more information, which would allow them to give a broad-strokes picture to everyone else?
Is there some kind of balance it's possible to strike here? For example, would you be prepared to give more information on a private, one-to-one basis, if assurances of confidentiality could be given? Or could a couple of trusted community members be given more information, which would allow them to give a broad-strokes picture to everyone else?
Hi Cassius, firstly I can't dispute your feeling of being cautious. As a crypto veteran myself I have seen fenough scams or broken promises to approach things like this in the same way. I personally, and the team more generally, agonised and debated whether we were doing the right thing to make an announcement like this and we eventually decided that it was indeed the right thing to do.
Ultimately, I am staking my reputation on this and that is a big deal for me.
I think you are right, I should reveal more information ASAP if I possibly can. Either to trusted community members or a more generalised statement to the community itself.
Let me have a think about how I can do this safely.
Thanks Stonehedge.
I think it would be possible to give some general information that would help people make a decision without revealing any deal-breakers. For example:
What's the general sector? Adult, gambling? Or Transport, IT, security etc.
What will the funds be used for? Marketing? An integration for a specific client? Or purchasing a licence that is necessary to operate in a particular area?
More broadly, are the funds necessary for something that absolutely cannot be done on a volunteer basis by suitably qualified community members giving time/expertise instead of money?
You're pretty close to the goal
January 04, 2018, 04:03:48 AM
Ok, this sounds very interesting. However, I've been in crypto long enough (4 years today, as it happens - happy anniversary me) to be cautious. I don't question the integrity of the Crown team, but I don't like the total lack of information around this. At the very least, I don't know whether it's a viable business proposition, or aligns with my interests/ethics, whether the other people involved are trustworthy, and so on.
Is there some kind of balance it's possible to strike here? For example, would you be prepared to give more information on a private, one-to-one basis, if assurances of confidentiality could be given? Or could a couple of trusted community members be given more information, which would allow them to give a broad-strokes picture to everyone else?
Is there some kind of balance it's possible to strike here? For example, would you be prepared to give more information on a private, one-to-one basis, if assurances of confidentiality could be given? Or could a couple of trusted community members be given more information, which would allow them to give a broad-strokes picture to everyone else?
Hi Cassius, firstly I can't dispute your feeling of being cautious. As a crypto veteran myself I have seen fenough scams or broken promises to approach things like this in the same way. I personally, and the team more generally, agonised and debated whether we were doing the right thing to make an announcement like this and we eventually decided that it was indeed the right thing to do.
Ultimately, I am staking my reputation on this and that is a big deal for me.
I think you are right, I should reveal more information ASAP if I possibly can. Either to trusted community members or a more generalised statement to the community itself.
Let me have a think about how I can do this safely.
Thanks Stonehedge.
I think it would be possible to give some general information that would help people make a decision without revealing any deal-breakers. For example:
What's the general sector? Adult, gambling? Or Transport, IT, security etc.
What will the funds be used for? Marketing? An integration for a specific client? Or purchasing a licence that is necessary to operate in a particular area?
More broadly, are the funds necessary for something that absolutely cannot be done on a volunteer basis by suitably qualified community members giving time/expertise instead of money?
You're pretty close to the goal now anyway, but a little more information could go a long way.
January 04, 2018, 02:29:05 AM
Ok, this sounds very interesting. However, I've been in crypto long enough (4 years today, as it happens - happy anniversary me) to be cautious. I don't question the integrity of the Crown team, but I don't like the total lack of information around this. At the very least, I don't know whether it's a viable business proposition, or aligns with my interests/ethics, whether the other people involved are trustworthy, and so on.
Is there some kind of balance it's possible to strike here? For example, would you be prepared to give more information on a private, one-to-one basis, if assurances of confidentiality could be given? Or could a couple of trusted community members be given more information, which would allow them to give a broad-strokes picture to everyone else?
Is there some kind of balance it's possible to strike here? For example, would you be prepared to give more information on a private, one-to-one basis, if assurances of confidentiality could be given? Or could a couple of trusted community members be given more information, which would allow them to give a broad-strokes picture to everyone else?
Hi Cassius, firstly I can't dispute your feeling of being cautious. As a crypto veteran myself I have seen fenough scams or broken promises to approach things like this in the same way. I personally, and the team more generally, agonised and debated whether we were doing the right thing to make an announcement like this and we eventually decided that it was indeed the right thing to do.
Ultimately, I am staking my reputation on this and that is a big deal for me.
I think you are right, I should reveal more information ASAP if I possibly can. Either to trusted community members or a more generalised statement to the community itself.
Let me have a think about how I can do this safely.
January 03, 2018, 09:22:16 PM
CROWNFUNDING: EXCITING TIMES AHEAD!
Crown is ripe to expand in certain areas, and a huge opportunity to do just that has presented itself.
For legal reasons we can’t disclose the details, but we are very excited, and you should be too. Expect some big news in the next two to three months.
In order to make this happen, USD 100k needs to be raised. We firmly believe that this news is of enormous value to the project.
What can you do?
The Community is invited to contribute to this effort. Donations in either CRW or BTC (the payment will be made in BTC) can be sent until january 15th to this address:
1G3UEVQTpCgNVQwd1Xpjj1aYzDxNxWwQU3
Check the live progress here:
https://crown.tech/crownfunding
BTC balance: https://blockchain.info/address/1G3UEVQTpCgNVQwd1Xpjj1aYzDxNxWwQU3
CRW balance:
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/crw/search.dws?q=1G3UEVQTpCgNVQwd1Xpjj1aYzDxNxWwQU3
FAQ:
But $100k is a lot of money?
We completely agree. At Crown we work responsibly into growing a sustainable platform. We are aware of our resources, and put a lot of effort into making decisions that help grow the project. We feel that this is one of those decisions.
In other words: Yes, this will be that big!
Why isn't this coming from the dev fund or the proposal system?
The development fund is, as it says on the tin, for funding the development of roadmap items. This opportunity was unexpected and not part of our budget for 2018. The proposal system is full of important community activities and we do not want to impact that by requesting such a large amount of money.
Should we surpass the set goal because of extra donations or a BTC/USD price increase, any surplus funds will go towards similar goals, about which we will of course be as transparent as possible.
Who is responsible for the fund?
Our long-standing team member Dan Ames (stonehedge) will manage the fund and will be responsible for handling the process. All coin movements will be accounted for publicly.
When do I find out what this mystery is about?
We can’t say for certain, but we expect that the process will take 2-3 months after the funding requirements have been met.
Crown is ripe to expand in certain areas, and a huge opportunity to do just that has presented itself.
For legal reasons we can’t disclose the details, but we are very excited, and you should be too. Expect some big news in the next two to three months.
In order to make this happen, USD 100k needs to be raised. We firmly believe that this news is of enormous value to the project.
What can you do?
The Community is invited to contribute to this effort. Donations in either CRW or BTC (the payment will be made in BTC) can be sent until january 15th to this address:
1G3UEVQTpCgNVQwd1Xpjj1aYzDxNxWwQU3
Check the live progress here:
https://crown.tech/crownfunding
BTC balance: https://blockchain.info/address/1G3UEVQTpCgNVQwd1Xpjj1aYzDxNxWwQU3
CRW balance:
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/crw/search.dws?q=1G3UEVQTpCgNVQwd1Xpjj1aYzDxNxWwQU3
FAQ:
But $100k is a lot of money?
We completely agree. At Crown we work responsibly into growing a sustainable platform. We are aware of our resources, and put a lot of effort into making decisions that help grow the project. We feel that this is one of those decisions.
In other words: Yes, this will be that big!
Why isn't this coming from the dev fund or the proposal system?
The development fund is, as it says on the tin, for funding the development of roadmap items. This opportunity was unexpected and not part of our budget for 2018. The proposal system is full of important community activities and we do not want to impact that by requesting such a large amount of money.
Should we surpass the set goal because of extra donations or a BTC/USD price increase, any surplus funds will go towards similar goals, about which we will of course be as transparent as possible.
Who is responsible for the fund?
Our long-standing team member Dan Ames (stonehedge) will manage the fund and will be responsible for handling the process. All coin movements will be accounted for publicly.
When do I find out what this mystery is about?
We can’t say for certain, but we expect that the process will take 2-3 months after the funding requirements have been met.
Wow very interesting. I'm sure you will raise it by tomorrow. Crown is a solid and look forward to a great 2018
January 03, 2018, 04:59:00 PM
Response to the free Systemnode giveaway has been incredible. If you haven't already, please check it out and enter for your chance to win.
https://crown.link/SNGiveaway
As well as a free Crown Systemnode, we're also giving the winner 12 months free hosting - courtesy of Node-VPS.com.
https://crown.link/SNGiveaway
As well as a free Crown Systemnode, we're also giving the winner 12 months free hosting - courtesy of Node-VPS.com.
January 03, 2018, 02:57:00 PM
Ok, this sounds very interesting. However, I've been in crypto long enough (4 years today, as it happens - happy anniversary me) to be cautious. I don't question the integrity of the Crown team, but I don't like the total lack of information around this. At the very least, I don't know whether it's a viable business proposition, or aligns with my interests/ethics, whether the other people involved are trustworthy, and so on.
Is there some kind of balance it's possible to strike here? For example, would you be prepared to give more information on a private, one-to-one basis, if assurances of confidentiality could be given? Or could a couple of trusted community members be given more information, which would allow them to give a broad-strokes picture to everyone else?
Is there some kind of balance it's possible to strike here? For example, would you be prepared to give more information on a private, one-to-one basis, if assurances of confidentiality could be given? Or could a couple of trusted community members be given more information, which would allow them to give a broad-strokes picture to everyone else?
January 03, 2018, 10:57:48 AM
Just a quick informal follow on. I recognise that this sort of request is unusual for the CRW team and marks a significant departure from our usual approach. However, we genuinely are *this* excited.
I have donated $33k from my personal funds to get the ball rolling.
Donations will be private unless otherwise requested.
I have donated $33k from my personal funds to get the ball rolling.
Donations will be private unless otherwise requested.
January 03, 2018, 10:55:53 AM
CROWNFUNDING: EXCITING TIMES AHEAD!
Crown is ripe to expand in certain areas, and a huge opportunity to do just that has presented itself.
For legal reasons we can’t disclose the details, but we are very excited, and you should be too. Expect some big news in the next two to three months.
In order to make this happen, USD 100k needs to be raised. We firmly believe that this news is of enormous value to the project.
What can you do?
The Community is invited to contribute to this effort. Donations in either CRW or BTC (the payment will be made in BTC) can be sent until january 15th to this address:
1G3UEVQTpCgNVQwd1Xpjj1aYzDxNxWwQU3
Check the live progress here:
https://crown.tech/crownfunding
BTC balance: https://blockchain.info/address/1G3UEVQTpCgNVQwd1Xpjj1aYzDxNxWwQU3
CRW balance:
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/crw/search.dws?q=1G3UEVQTpCgNVQwd1Xpjj1aYzDxNxWwQU3
FAQ:
But $100k is a lot of money?
We completely agree. At Crown we work responsibly into growing a sustainable platform. We are aware of our resources, and put a lot of effort into making decisions that help grow the project. We feel that this is one of those decisions.
In other words: Yes, this will be that big!
Why isn't this coming from the dev fund or the proposal system?
The development fund is, as it says on the tin, for funding the development of roadmap items. This opportunity was unexpected and not part of our budget for 2018. The proposal system is full of important community activities and we do not want to impact that by requesting such a large amount of money.
Should we surpass the set goal because of extra donations or a BTC/USD price increase, any surplus funds will go towards similar goals, about which we will of course be as transparent as possible.
Who is responsible for the fund?
Our long-standing team member Dan Ames (stonehedge) will manage the fund and will be responsible for handling the process. All coin movements will be accounted for publicly.
When do I find out what this mystery is about?
We can’t say for certain, but we expect that the process will take 2-3 months after the funding requirements have been met.
Crown is ripe to expand in certain areas, and a huge opportunity to do just that has presented itself.
For legal reasons we can’t disclose the details, but we are very excited, and you should be too. Expect some big news in the next two to three months.
In order to make this happen, USD 100k needs to be raised. We firmly believe that this news is of enormous value to the project.
What can you do?
The Community is invited to contribute to this effort. Donations in either CRW or BTC (the payment will be made in BTC) can be sent until january 15th to this address:
1G3UEVQTpCgNVQwd1Xpjj1aYzDxNxWwQU3
Check the live progress here:
https://crown.tech/crownfunding
BTC balance: https://blockchain.info/address/1G3UEVQTpCgNVQwd1Xpjj1aYzDxNxWwQU3
CRW balance:
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/crw/search.dws?q=1G3UEVQTpCgNVQwd1Xpjj1aYzDxNxWwQU3
FAQ:
But $100k is a lot of money?
We completely agree. At Crown we work responsibly into growing a sustainable platform. We are aware of our resources, and put a lot of effort into making decisions that help grow the project. We feel that this is one of those decisions.
In other words: Yes, this will be that big!
Why isn't this coming from the dev fund or the proposal system?
The development fund is, as it says on the tin, for funding the development of roadmap items. This opportunity was unexpected and not part of our budget for 2018. The proposal system is full of important community activities and we do not want to impact that by requesting such a large amount of money.
Should we surpass the set goal because of extra donations or a BTC/USD price increase, any surplus funds will go towards similar goals, about which we will of course be as transparent as possible.
Who is responsible for the fund?
Our long-standing team member Dan Ames (stonehedge) will manage the fund and will be responsible for handling the process. All coin movements will be accounted for publicly.
When do I find out what this mystery is about?
We can’t say for certain, but we expect that the process will take 2-3 months after the funding requirements have been met.
January 03, 2018, 03:47:48 AM
Crown Weekly Update December 25th 2017 to January 01st 2018
Network Stabilization
The team spent most of last week working to stabilize the network and help the community with the forking event. This issue took an enormous effort from the team to get fixed during the holidays. It is still under investigation and more details will be released once following the conclusion of the analysis. We appreciate the patience and help we received from the community during this period to relay information and support other community members.
Crown Systemnode Holiday Giveaway Contest
Our contest for a free systemnode with 12 months of hosting courtesy of Node-Vps is still running! Get your entries in while you can! - https://gleam.io/uIU7H/crown-systemnode-giveaway
BTC Miami Conference January 18th
We will be attending BTC Miami in 2 weeks. This will be our biggest conference yet. We have some exciting news that will be announced during the event.
New Proposals
The proposals have been paid out and we have many new exciting projects are beginning to spread Crown. This includes an additional facebook marketing effort, new professional Crown videos, conferences, and the Video Mind Games event.
Network Stabilization
The team spent most of last week working to stabilize the network and help the community with the forking event. This issue took an enormous effort from the team to get fixed during the holidays. It is still under investigation and more details will be released once following the conclusion of the analysis. We appreciate the patience and help we received from the community during this period to relay information and support other community members.
Crown Systemnode Holiday Giveaway Contest
Our contest for a free systemnode with 12 months of hosting courtesy of Node-Vps is still running! Get your entries in while you can! - https://gleam.io/uIU7H/crown-systemnode-giveaway
BTC Miami Conference January 18th
We will be attending BTC Miami in 2 weeks. This will be our biggest conference yet. We have some exciting news that will be announced during the event.
New Proposals
The proposals have been paid out and we have many new exciting projects are beginning to spread Crown. This includes an additional facebook marketing effort, new professional Crown videos, conferences, and the Video Mind Games event.
Looking forward to BTC Miami - several people from the Crown dev team attending. Ready to meet our partners from the US and our increasing base in Latin America, a great crypto market.
January 02, 2018, 12:15:04 PM
Crown Weekly Update December 25th 2017 to January 01st 2018
Network Stabilization
The team spent most of last week working to stabilize the network and help the community with the forking event. This issue took an enormous effort from the team to get fixed during the holidays. It is still under investigation and more details will be released once following the conclusion of the analysis. We appreciate the patience and help we received from the community during this period to relay information and support other community members.
Crown Systemnode Holiday Giveaway Contest
Our contest for a free systemnode with 12 months of hosting courtesy of Node-Vps is still running! Get your entries in while you can! - https://gleam.io/uIU7H/crown-systemnode-giveaway
BTC Miami Conference January 18th
We will be attending BTC Miami in 2 weeks. This will be our biggest conference yet. We have some exciting news that will be announced during the event.
New Proposals
The proposals have been paid out and we have many new exciting projects are beginning to spread Crown. This includes an additional facebook marketing effort, new professional Crown videos, conferences, and the Video Mind Games event.
Network Stabilization
The team spent most of last week working to stabilize the network and help the community with the forking event. This issue took an enormous effort from the team to get fixed during the holidays. It is still under investigation and more details will be released once following the conclusion of the analysis. We appreciate the patience and help we received from the community during this period to relay information and support other community members.
Crown Systemnode Holiday Giveaway Contest
Our contest for a free systemnode with 12 months of hosting courtesy of Node-Vps is still running! Get your entries in while you can! - https://gleam.io/uIU7H/crown-systemnode-giveaway
BTC Miami Conference January 18th
We will be attending BTC Miami in 2 weeks. This will be our biggest conference yet. We have some exciting news that will be announced during the event.
New Proposals
The proposals have been paid out and we have many new exciting projects are beginning to spread Crown. This includes an additional facebook marketing effort, new professional Crown videos, conferences, and the Video Mind Games event.
January 02, 2018, 11:39:32 AM
Bittrex support always takes a while (usually longer than 7 days). So please be patient!
January 02, 2018, 05:15:00 AM
Hello,
I made a transaction of 500 crown from Bittrex to my crown wallet on 25-12-2017 and i receive it in my wallet it was visible in my balance. But after this roblem my wallet balance is 0 again and the transaction has the status conflicted in the Transaction History.
What can I do to resolve this?
Thanks in advance for the help! And keep up the good work!
I made a transaction of 500 crown from Bittrex to my crown wallet on 25-12-2017 and i receive it in my wallet it was visible in my balance. But after this roblem my wallet balance is 0 again and the transaction has the status conflicted in the Transaction History.
What can I do to resolve this?
Thanks in advance for the help! And keep up the good work!
You can try,
Goto the wallet.
Create a Backup of the wallet.dat
Click Tools
Click Wallet Repair
Click Rebuild Index
Allow the wallet to resync to the network.
Hi jeliman,
Thanks for the quick response!
I just try the rebuild index option. But after that the transaction completely disappear from my transaction history.
Yesterday the transaction was visible on the CROWN Blockchain Explorer but now the transaction id give no results on CROWN Blockchain Explorer.
Do you have any other suggestions?
Thanks!
Have you checked you're Bittrex account to see if the 500 is still there?
If not, please raise a ticket with Bittrex.
We actually refunded Bittrex for any lost funds, so they should be able to fix this problem.
Keep us updated please
How about your coins ? I send mail to Bittrex, But still don't see any answer.
Unfortunately no answer from Bittrex Support so my 500 CRW has not returned yet.
January 01, 2018, 09:58:03 PM
Hello,
I made a transaction of 500 crown from Bittrex to my crown wallet on 25-12-2017 and i receive it in my wallet it was visible in my balance. But after this roblem my wallet balance is 0 again and the transaction has the status conflicted in the Transaction History.
What can I do to resolve this?
Thanks in advance for the help! And keep up the good work!
I made a transaction of 500 crown from Bittrex to my crown wallet on 25-12-2017 and i receive it in my wallet it was visible in my balance. But after this roblem my wallet balance is 0 again and the transaction has the status conflicted in the Transaction History.
What can I do to resolve this?
Thanks in advance for the help! And keep up the good work!
You can try,
Goto the wallet.
Create a Backup of the wallet.dat
Click Tools
Click Wallet Repair
Click Rebuild Index
Allow the wallet to resync to the network.
Hi jeliman,
Thanks for the quick response!
I just try the rebuild index option. But after that the transaction completely disappear from my transaction history.
Yesterday the transaction was visible on the CROWN Blockchain Explorer but now the transaction id give no results on CROWN Blockchain Explorer.
Do you have any other suggestions?
Thanks!
Have you checked you're Bittrex account to see if the 500 is still there?
If not, please raise a ticket with Bittrex.
We actually refunded Bittrex for any lost funds, so they should be able to fix this problem.
Keep us updated please
How about your coins ? I send mail to Bittrex, But still don't see any answer.
January 01, 2018, 02:10:36 PM
Added new roadmap to OP 
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