Topic: [ANN][EGC] EverGreenCoin | Environmental Green Causes | Full 7% PoS | Foundation - page 131. (Read 284543 times)

I have confirmed Bittrex, Cryptopia, and C-Cex are all on the correct blockchain by both successful deposits and withdrawals on all three.

YoBit is still in maintenance unfortunately.

Greetings boieemassab,

First, thanks for the kind words. The vast majority of the EverGreenCoin community has been amazingly supportive and proved to be, once again, the coin's most valuable asset. The network issues would have easily dragged on for much longer if it was not for the readiness and willingness for both upgrading and the, for many of us, numerous resyncing that had to take place to give the correct blockchain the strong majority it now has. It could have not been this way without every community member's tolerance, diligence, and persistence. They are the ones that deserve the accolades and thanks. They all have mine, yourself included.

I do understand how laymen or non-technical people are very much and very easily left behind in many coin's communities and perhaps in crypto in general. I do strongly feel this is a hurdle cryto must overcome before mass adoption will take place. For years I have volunteered at my local library teaching free computer classes to many, sometimes mentally handicapped, children and adults. With this I have gained a deep understanding of the frustration and confusion that can easily come from the many things technically savvy people take for granted as common sense but in reality, the use of these machines are not common for us at all. These are very new tools in our evolutionary tool belt. I am very pleased anytime I can help someone better understand and use these tools. To teach is to learn twice over.

With your Bittrex matter, I suspect Bittrex may need to run a repairwallet, I will contact Richie and ask him to do so.

Thank you for staying on board. I assure you that you will not regret your decision to do so.

That means that they'll keep on staking forever as long as you don't move them. In that case you'll have to wait another 24 hours for them to be staking.

What does it mean no max age ?

Same at Bittrex and it's not only me buying

I see someone buying a lot of EGC in yobit , all look green , my love

You have an annual interest rate of 7% on all the coins that have been in your wallet for longer than 24 hours.

Bought me a chunk of EGC at Bittrex and transfer to my qt wallet was as fast as can be.
It seems that the forking probs have come to an end, so now it's back to the upward trend that EGC used to be at.
Time for the remaining goers to be rewarded for their patience 

Can anyone explain me Pos stage ?

Coin maturity min 24 hours max none, 7%annual

So if i stake 48 hours it will be 14% annual ?

Greetings ,
 I have good news, my wallet which forked back in April is now good to go. I received 2.5 from the faucet today, my full balance staked and confirmed, and a test deposit to Bittrex and back to the wallet took less than 5 minutes. Current block 468197.
 Thanks to Evergreen Dev for the layman's instructions with the bootstrap re sync. (especially the part on what to expect while re syncing). I have been trading for a year and a half but this is the first wallet I have ever successfully fixed  . Thanks to the community for all of the ongoing info, exchange chasing and continued positive outlook.
  I do have one question. I made a withdrawal from wallet to Bittrex on April 25 while I was in a fork. Info from wallet
Status: 126107 confirmations
Date: 4/25/2016 00:01
To: EN7mzvMupMkwtMXhTWM2uTukrvBUEdQqeK
Debit: -3508.00 EGC
Transaction fee: -0.0002 EGC
Net amount: -3508.0002 EGC
Transaction ID: d11ad541b93cc9de2e1f26eff5f4d8aa9acdf2f9ae40cb2ad0c873fd5a3195f0
  I was hoping that they would show up in my Bittrex wallet today, but they haven't. Is it possible to recover these coins?
Ps. Evergreencoin dev, your composure and dedication throughout the last month in what could be considered a crisis is commendable and indicates strong leadership. I will be staying on board. 

C-CEX has completed resync EGC wallet v 1.2.1. many thanks to C-CEX  



and many thanks to for BITTREX  

to Yobit, come on please resync your EGC wallet to.

to cryptopia, i am can't open your exchange with my pc..

Zpool looks like it has forked.

According to their site they made 3 payments to my address ERqne4oDQLej6edkMKJUMtBtPainSSL1wX yesterday but none of them are showing up in the wallet or the block explorer.

C-Cex is now resyncing to the correct chain.

EDIT: and they are removing the peers.dat and not using any addnodes.

Yes, crysx is right. Given the recent network issues, I would feel a lot better if everyone refrained from addnodes and just let the hard coded DNS seednodes do their job.

I would greatly appreciate it as well.

aika ...

remove ALL addnodes in the conf ... all of them ...

the only seeds the wallets needs to START syncing from - are the official ones ... they are all on the right chain ...

it will get the current peers from those wallets - and kick in the sync further ... you know that mate ...

do NOT add any nodes to the conf ... just let the latest wallet 1.2.1.0 do its thing ..

we really appreciate your support with this ...

tanx mate ...

#crysx

No. All 7 of the seednodes are on v1.2.1.

Here are the v1.2.1 peers I have presently:

159.118.248.213:54505
122.150.161.233:46816
90.55.154.126:52928
92.73.193.7:54745
174.0.80.58:50103
104.45.230.117:1040
93.33.170.142:31420
81.161.137.189:5757
195.134.99.195:40350
114.44.195.196:63645
149.202.49.98:42903
158.69.205.238:46404
51.254.216.250:37807
51.254.216.25:37450
108.61.216.195:5757
149.202.49.99:51387
51.254.119.94:40912
95.154.20.23:54279
95.154.20.29:49918
198.27.81.25:34193
51.254.216.251:39045
81.5.179.171:5757
94.70.22.67:13857
88.91.65.186:23849


I hope this information is helpful.

Only 1 work node for v1.2.1?

now that i have a day off i will resync my wallets tonight had them closed till i could have the time to do so

then you are doing it wrong teddybeer ...

crackfoo goes to great measures to make sure his pool ( and epsylon with yiimp -who codes it now ) does not make these mistakes ... it does occasionally happen - but crackfoo is usually on the ball with it ...

as for getting paid in a different coin - thats due to zpool ( actually yiimp is the pool software thats being used ) recognizes your address as a joincoin address ...

to ensure you get paid in egc ( or any coin for that matter ) - make sure you have the paramter in the password area ...

for example ( in ccminer ) ...


notice is used this example to demonstrate a different algo with the same payout and put in the quark port and algo instead - as zpool will payout in egc as long as have the for your username and the correct c= parameter for your payout coin ...

for those using sgminer - or amd equivalent - the same is necessary for egc payout in the username and password parameters ...

#crysx

I took some screenshots walking through verifying an EverGreenCoin wallet is on the correct blockchain and made a small instruction set. It should take you less than 15 minutes to conduct this test and I hope these instructions are found useful. I kindly ask you, please do find the time to do so if you haven't recently verified your blockchain by a similar method as outlined here or by entering the faucet.

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These screenshots are taken from a Linux machine. You may see slight variations in your OS of choice, but the logic remains the same. First, take a look at your EverGreenCoin wallet. To conduct this test, we need both the "Statistics" button/tab and the "Block Explorer" button/tab within your EverGreenCoin wallet. You may not see these tabs initially.

To gain access to these two tabs we need, "Statistics" and "Block Explorer", we have a few options. We can drag and expand the window so it is wide enough, we can click the small green sliver at the extreme right of the toolbar, or we can just simply maximize the entire window.

"Statistics" and "Block Explorer" not visible.

Toolbar expanded, revealing the "Statistics" and "Block Explorer".

Window widened or maximized, revealing the "Statistics" and "Block Explorer".

Now that we have access to the buttons/tabs we need, click on the "Statistics" button/tab so we can observe where this copy of the blockchain is at. This is measured in "Block Height".


We can see that this wallet is at Block Height 465738 at the time I took this screenshot and I will use that number for this example. Take note of that number you see besides the "Block Height" label. The number you see will be different, hopefully slightly higher. By what degree higher will be determined by what time you conduct this test in relation to what time I made the screenshot.


Now we take that noted number, the Block Height this wallet is at, over to the "Block Explorer" tab. Input the Block Height number into the box in the upper left. In this example I input the 465738 number I noted from the Statistics tab. After you have input the number you have noted, your block height, you have noted, click the "Jump to Block" button. Your wallet will output some information about the block. What we are interested in is the "Block Hash".

Leave your EverGreenCoin wallet open and as it is one the block explorer. Open a web browser of your choice and navigate to http://transactions.evergreencoin.org (http://158.69.205.238:3001/). This is the official EverGreenCoin Block Explorer. We are going to use this Block Explorer to compare the Block Hash your wallet has for that specific block number you noted. I will continue using the 465738 number for my example but, you want to use the number you noted from the Statistics tab.


Input the number you noted from the Statistics tab in the search text field. Then press the search button and wait for the results.


When the results are returned, look at the block hash the online block explorer returns. This is labeled "EGC block:" and will be directly below the search text field.

What we need to do is compare this long string of characters, the block hash, to that of which your wallet has and verify they are the same. You do not need to painstakingly compare the entire string. Only comparing the first 5 or 6 characters and the last 5 or 6 characters will suffice.

If the block hash the block explorer tells us is the same as the block hash your wallet tells us, congratulations you have just verified your EverGreenCoin wallet is on the correct blockchain. If the block hash does not match, take a moment to verify you did in fact compare the same block number (aka "Block Height"). In the unfortunate even you find you do have a different block hash for the same block number than what the online block explorer has returned, you are in a fork. Please close your EverGreenCoin wallet and do not open it until you are ready to resync to the correct chain. Leaving your wallet open when we have determined it is in a fork only helps the incorrect fork gain strength, so please promptly close it. Following the directions in this post will get you back on the correct blockchain. If you are not on version 1.2.1, please do so before you resync. Version 1.2.1 has measures in it that will help mitigate you from getting in a fork again and is in yours and the network's best interest. The entire EGC network thanks you for taking the time to do so.

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In addition to the above test, you may wish to enter the official faucet. This is an easy and rewarding way to verify you are on the correct blockchain. I process payouts at both 12 AM and 12 PM eastern standard time. If you receive your payout, you are on the correct blockchain. Do not be alarmed if this does not happen precisely at 12 AM or 12 PM EST. Please allow me a small window as I do inspect the entries in the database before initiating the script that sends payments. Sometimes fictitious entries are made and I do not want to waste my own or the foundation's coins on people that wish to only exploit the faucet. I will increase the payout amount now also as a show of thanks for verifying you are on the correct blockchain but please, only enter once per round. The fictitious entries only slow down the payments and I will not pay any entry I can link to any fictitious entries. Fortunately this has not currently been as large of an issue as it has in the past.
 
Thank you all for taking the time, by ways of verifying block hashes I outlined here and/or by simply entering the faucet, to verify you are on the correct blockchain and not supporting a fork. The weaker forks become, the less likely they are to pull other people into it.