Topic: [ANN][DCR] Decred - Community Governance | Bitcoin Devs | Lightning Network - page 204. (Read 1201380 times)
February 03, 2017, 12:57:34 AM
Noobie question, what are PoW and PoS inflation rates, are they constant, or do they decrease in later years?
February 02, 2017, 10:09:40 PM
link to planned upcoming announcement?
I think there is a release on 6-7th feb and another crypto puzzle coming with it.
February 02, 2017, 05:38:52 PM
link to planned upcoming announcement?
February 02, 2017, 04:36:38 PM
This picture looks shopped.
it's legit look at the slack
February 02, 2017, 04:36:29 PM
It seems that Decred's going to be in the top 10 market cap sooner than most of us expected. We're going to be surprised.
ready to argue that we will be there by March
February 02, 2017, 04:28:02 PM
It seems that Decred's going to be in the top 10 market cap sooner than most of us expected. We're going to be surprised.
February 02, 2017, 04:14:46 PM
This picture looks shopped.
February 02, 2017, 04:07:41 PM
what is DCR current marketcap again?? 
February 01, 2017, 10:39:16 PM
256
February 01, 2017, 09:13:13 PM
how may confirms does it take on POW mining ? seems to be over a day waiting for payouts on Suprnova
February 01, 2017, 05:45:32 PM
Solved it, it was just some naughty users/appdata/local folder
February 01, 2017, 02:52:26 PM
Decred wallet doesn't work.I think i'll keep it in the exchange for now 
You can ask for help here or on Slack or Reddit. Many people who can help you.
February 01, 2017, 02:35:54 PM
Decred wallet doesn't work.I think i'll keep it in the exchange for now
It works fine, just has a learning curve.
February 01, 2017, 02:34:31 PM
Decred wallet doesn't work.I think i'll keep it in the exchange for now
February 01, 2017, 10:24:12 AM
^ The script you had imported would have just created the necessary account for pool ticket purchasing & voting. You can just configure (or re-configure) your wallet to buy tickets into another pool, or to buy them in solo mode. There's nothing really to "revert", so to speak.
(sidenote : there is something that could be reverted, but I don't think you'd care for all the details, and it's not really helpful to your case)
Tickets that you had bought in the past, will eventually get picked to vote, or get missed, or finally expire. The very longest that you can expect for the last of your tickets to be returned, is about ~4.7 months, which is the expiration time. Most likely, the majority of your ticket funds (if not all), will return to your account much sooner than that.
(sidenote : there is something that could be reverted, but I don't think you'd care for all the details, and it's not really helpful to your case)
Tickets that you had bought in the past, will eventually get picked to vote, or get missed, or finally expire. The very longest that you can expect for the last of your tickets to be returned, is about ~4.7 months, which is the expiration time. Most likely, the majority of your ticket funds (if not all), will return to your account much sooner than that.
Thanks Myagui. The pool is telling me I have 0 live tickets, just voted tickets yet my balance is 10% of what it should be. Is this normal?
That really looks off lmaonade80.
If the pool reports you has having 0 live tickets, maybe you never really bought pool tickets?At least 2 possibilities come to mind with regards to your missing balance: maybe you bought your tickets as "solo tickets", regardless of having joined the pool, or maybe you bought "pool tickets", but entered the addresses incorrectly, in which case, your coins might be in someone else's hands by now...
The following commands might give you further insight:
dcrctl --wallet getbalance * 0 all
^ will give you your total balance, including any coins locked for voting, in all addresses that you own.
dcrctl --wallet getstakeinfo
^ will give you your detailed ticket stats, voted, live, expired, etc (both pool and solo tickets, there's no distinction there)
I have 42 voted tickets, 0 live.
I copied and pasted all the commands from the profile page of dcr.stakeminer.com/tickets. Maybe the pool owner has his addresses in the commands instead of mine?
The pool owner also has not responded to my emails.
I have tried moving an old wallet.db into my dcrd folder, and my balance went from 72 (which was from a wallet I created via my seed passphrase last week), and my new balance was 2. These number are far off the mark.
I don't really want to mess with cmd line anymore, as it may have cost me $1,000's in DCR already. Can I run the commands you're suggesting in Paymetheus?
EDIT: If its just the stake mining tab in Paymetheus, then I have it all 0's from owner tickets to total subsidy earned. Look like I'm fucked?
Also, my entire transaction history on paymetheus was on the 29th. Which doesn't make sense. I went from a 600+ balance to a 72 balance over the course of 1 minute via a dozen transactions - some incoming and most outgoing. I don't know how any of these tx's occurred.
EDIT EDIT: Just recovered from seed again and balance was correct. Thanks everyone!
February 01, 2017, 05:53:21 AM
^ The script you had imported would have just created the necessary account for pool ticket purchasing & voting. You can just configure (or re-configure) your wallet to buy tickets into another pool, or to buy them in solo mode. There's nothing really to "revert", so to speak.
(sidenote : there is something that could be reverted, but I don't think you'd care for all the details, and it's not really helpful to your case)
Tickets that you had bought in the past, will eventually get picked to vote, or get missed, or finally expire. The very longest that you can expect for the last of your tickets to be returned, is about ~4.7 months, which is the expiration time. Most likely, the majority of your ticket funds (if not all), will return to your account much sooner than that.
(sidenote : there is something that could be reverted, but I don't think you'd care for all the details, and it's not really helpful to your case)
Tickets that you had bought in the past, will eventually get picked to vote, or get missed, or finally expire. The very longest that you can expect for the last of your tickets to be returned, is about ~4.7 months, which is the expiration time. Most likely, the majority of your ticket funds (if not all), will return to your account much sooner than that.
Thanks Myagui. The pool is telling me I have 0 live tickets, just voted tickets yet my balance is 10% of what it should be. Is this normal?
That really looks off lmaonade80.
If the pool reports you has having 0 live tickets, maybe you never really bought pool tickets?At least 2 possibilities come to mind with regards to your missing balance: maybe you bought your tickets as "solo tickets", regardless of having joined the pool, or maybe you bought "pool tickets", but entered the addresses incorrectly, in which case, your coins might be in someone else's hands by now...
The following commands might give you further insight:
dcrctl --wallet getbalance * 0 all
^ will give you your total balance, including any coins locked for voting, in all addresses that you own.
dcrctl --wallet getstakeinfo
^ will give you your detailed ticket stats, voted, live, expired, etc (both pool and solo tickets, there's no distinction there)
February 01, 2017, 05:23:08 AM
Evolution paid out dividends for January 2017:
162.35 DCR
Dcrstats Evolution is live only 2.5 months, but all together we've mined already 11754.04 DCR
Congratulation to all participants
You can already see transactions in your Evo profile.Many updates are coming soon:
- New version of the Dcrstats STAKEPOOL: even more statistics of your PoS mining + API for the native Paymethus support.
- New version of the dashboard Dcrstats - more charts and hints for PoS miners
- All the things from the EVO roadmap
PS: don't you know yet what is Dcrstats Evolution? https://evolution.dcrstats.com
This is some kind of "web wallet" for automatic PoS-mining in Decred.
It works together with Dcrstats Stakepool: you deposit DCR to Evolution,
and the platform automatically register you in the stakepool and start buying tickets for you (you can configure fee and the price).
While stakepool wallets will cast votes with your tickets 24 / 7.
PS2: use at your own risk.
Great work Dcrstats! Appearance Dcrstats Evolution greatly simplify the purchase of tickets for POS mining to many Decred investors. Use of the Evolution service saves time and helps to promote Decred innovations. I hope for further successful development and expansion of your service.
February 01, 2017, 04:24:23 AM
Evolution paid out dividends for January 2017:
162.35 DCR
Dcrstats Evolution is live only 2.5 months, but all together we've mined already 11754.04 DCR
Congratulation to all participants
You can already see transactions in your Evo profile.Many updates are coming soon:
- New version of the Dcrstats STAKEPOOL: even more statistics of your PoS mining + API for the native Paymethus support.
- New version of the dashboard Dcrstats - more charts and hints for PoS miners
- All the things from the EVO roadmap
PS: don't you know yet what is Dcrstats Evolution? https://evolution.dcrstats.com
This is some kind of "web wallet" for automatic PoS-mining in Decred.
It works together with Dcrstats Stakepool: you deposit DCR to Evolution,
and the platform automatically register you in the stakepool and start buying tickets for you (you can configure fee and the price).
While stakepool wallets will cast votes with your tickets 24 / 7.
PS2: use at your own risk.
January 31, 2017, 06:04:35 PM
^ The script you had imported would have just created the necessary account for pool ticket purchasing & voting. You can just configure (or re-configure) your wallet to buy tickets into another pool, or to buy them in solo mode. There's nothing really to "revert", so to speak.
(sidenote : there is something that could be reverted, but I don't think you'd care for all the details, and it's not really helpful to your case)
Tickets that you had bought in the past, will eventually get picked to vote, or get missed, or finally expire. The very longest that you can expect for the last of your tickets to be returned, is about ~4.7 months, which is the expiration time. Most likely, the majority of your ticket funds (if not all), will return to your account much sooner than that.
(sidenote : there is something that could be reverted, but I don't think you'd care for all the details, and it's not really helpful to your case)
Tickets that you had bought in the past, will eventually get picked to vote, or get missed, or finally expire. The very longest that you can expect for the last of your tickets to be returned, is about ~4.7 months, which is the expiration time. Most likely, the majority of your ticket funds (if not all), will return to your account much sooner than that.
Thanks Myagui. The pool is telling me I have 0 live tickets, just voted tickets yet my balance is 10% of what it should be. Is this normal?
January 31, 2017, 10:10:46 AM
^ The script you had imported would have just created the necessary account for pool ticket purchasing & voting. You can just configure (or re-configure) your wallet to buy tickets into another pool, or to buy them in solo mode. There's nothing really to "revert", so to speak.
(sidenote : there is something that could be reverted, but I don't think you'd care for all the details, and it's not really helpful to your case)
Tickets that you had bought in the past, will eventually get picked to vote, or get missed, or finally expire. The very longest that you can expect for the last of your tickets to be returned, is about ~4.7 months, which is the expiration time. Most likely, the majority of your ticket funds (if not all), will return to your account much sooner than that.
(sidenote : there is something that could be reverted, but I don't think you'd care for all the details, and it's not really helpful to your case)
Tickets that you had bought in the past, will eventually get picked to vote, or get missed, or finally expire. The very longest that you can expect for the last of your tickets to be returned, is about ~4.7 months, which is the expiration time. Most likely, the majority of your ticket funds (if not all), will return to your account much sooner than that.
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