Code:
egc.suprnova.cc
as a node if you like, it'll be online for quite some time
Topic: [ANN][EGC] EverGreenCoin | Environmental Green Causes | Full 7% PoS | Foundation - page 191. (Read 284546 times)
January 17, 2016, 07:18:56 AM
Glad to see this project is going so well, you can also add
as a node if you like, it'll be online for quite some time
as a node if you like, it'll be online for quite some time
January 17, 2016, 07:13:14 AM
hi all ...
the next full node is now ready and fully functional ...
the node is a full node ( which means it has the full blockchain AND has sufficient amount of threads / port access to serve the network - even at very high capacity / load ) - and will remain as a backup for the seednodes and network for evergreencoin ...
the daemon is the latest static compiled 1.1.0.0 and is running smooth ...
tanx to all those who have donated to the donation address - we reached the 7kegc very quickly indeed ... more nodes will be put up as every 7kegc is accumulated ...
the egc donation address is owned and controlled by the devs - and they will assign every lump of 7kegc as a deposit to my 'common' address ( or my daily transaction address ) and that will signify a new node needs to be setup ... no one else has access to that address ...
below are the details of the new node including its ip - current as of writing this comment ...
-------
{
"version" : "v1.1.0.0: EVER",
"protocolversion" : 70000,
"walletversion" : 60000,
"balance" : 7000.00000000,
"newmint" : 0.00000000,
"stake" : 0.00000000,
"blocks" : 60432,
"timeoffset" : 0,
"moneysupply" : 1587725.83848594,
"connections" : 29,
"proxy" : "",
"ip" : "149.202.49.99",
"difficulty" : {
"proof-of-work" : 6.88709360,
"proof-of-stake" : 0.00753063
},
"testnet" : false,
"keypoololdest" : 1453030343,
"keypoolsize" : 101,
"paytxfee" : 0.00010000,
"mininput" : 0.00000000,
"errors" : ""
}
-------
to the devs - could you please remove the seednode ips from the op please - and just leave the dns addresses instead ...
there is no need to have the ips themselves there - and the reason i have made them dns pointers is simply that in the event of the a vps change - or upgrade - or crash replacement - then the ip WILL change with the isp - BUT - the dns address wont and can be rerouted to the new vps ips when necessary ...
so the addresses will always remain the same - but the ips may change from time to time ...
all that will be required to add the nodes for those with older versions - or cannot sync properly is to add the following to the evergreencoin.conf file ...
the code is designed to understand dns seeding - not just ips - so we wont have any issues in future either ...
very much appreciated ...
#crysx
the next full node is now ready and fully functional ...
the node is a full node ( which means it has the full blockchain AND has sufficient amount of threads / port access to serve the network - even at very high capacity / load ) - and will remain as a backup for the seednodes and network for evergreencoin ...
the daemon is the latest static compiled 1.1.0.0 and is running smooth ...
tanx to all those who have donated to the donation address - we reached the 7kegc very quickly indeed ... more nodes will be put up as every 7kegc is accumulated ...
the egc donation address is owned and controlled by the devs - and they will assign every lump of 7kegc as a deposit to my 'common' address ( or my daily transaction address ) and that will signify a new node needs to be setup ... no one else has access to that address ...
below are the details of the new node including its ip - current as of writing this comment ...
-------
{
"version" : "v1.1.0.0: EVER",
"protocolversion" : 70000,
"walletversion" : 60000,
"balance" : 7000.00000000,
"newmint" : 0.00000000,
"stake" : 0.00000000,
"blocks" : 60432,
"timeoffset" : 0,
"moneysupply" : 1587725.83848594,
"connections" : 29,
"proxy" : "",
"ip" : "149.202.49.99",
"difficulty" : {
"proof-of-work" : 6.88709360,
"proof-of-stake" : 0.00753063
},
"testnet" : false,
"keypoololdest" : 1453030343,
"keypoolsize" : 101,
"paytxfee" : 0.00010000,
"mininput" : 0.00000000,
"errors" : ""
}
-------
to the devs - could you please remove the seednode ips from the op please - and just leave the dns addresses instead ...
there is no need to have the ips themselves there - and the reason i have made them dns pointers is simply that in the event of the a vps change - or upgrade - or crash replacement - then the ip WILL change with the isp - BUT - the dns address wont and can be rerouted to the new vps ips when necessary ...
so the addresses will always remain the same - but the ips may change from time to time ...
all that will be required to add the nodes for those with older versions - or cannot sync properly is to add the following to the evergreencoin.conf file ...
Code:
addnode=egc-seed1.granitecoin.com
addnode=egc-seed2.granitecoin.com
addnode=egc-seed3.granitecoin.com
the code is designed to understand dns seeding - not just ips - so we wont have any issues in future either ...
very much appreciated ...
#crysx
January 17, 2016, 05:19:25 AM
In case you are unaware, Cryptopia has a marketplace for all its listed coins.
Here you will find EverGreenCoin's. There is nothing listed at this time but, I wanted to make sure the community knows of it.
Here you will find EverGreenCoin's. There is nothing listed at this time but, I wanted to make sure the community knows of it.
First product listed for EGC.
LED light bulbs, reduce waste and conserve energy. Reduce carbon footprint.
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/MarketPlaceAction/MarketItem?marketItemId=2318
January 17, 2016, 04:11:51 AM
Pi Wallet I compiled is at (link removed)
Throws up an error about test values, but it's a start
Throws up an error about test values, but it's a start
The link provided here only contains the source. Please refrain from posting links until we are certain that they are of working code. Thank you in advance.
Sorry, no. The source and binary are in there together. The binary is EverGreenCoin-qt
I just wanted to get it up there for people to work with, I will polish the zip file eventually. The problem is with the font pack built into raspbian
January 17, 2016, 03:26:06 AM
In case you are unaware, Cryptopia has a marketplace for all its listed coins.
Here you will find EverGreenCoin's. There is nothing listed at this time but, I wanted to make sure the community knows of it.
Here you will find EverGreenCoin's. There is nothing listed at this time but, I wanted to make sure the community knows of it.
January 16, 2016, 11:40:53 PM
Pi Wallet I compiled is at (link removed)
Throws up an error about test values, but it's a start
Throws up an error about test values, but it's a start
Please refrain from posting links until we are certain that they are of working code. Thank you in advance.
January 16, 2016, 11:05:51 PM
Pi Wallet I compiled is at https://www.dropbox.com/s/97jkfn2ml48iprp/EverGreenCoin.zip?dl=0
Throws up an error about test values, but it's a start
Throws up an error about test values, but it's a start
January 16, 2016, 10:41:42 PM
EverGreenCoin Qt wallet version 1.1 for Mac OS X is now compiled and ready for download. While this upgrade is not mandatory, I do ask that Mac OS X users do upgrade as you will benefit from the added seed nodes and the informational news feed. The checkpoint information in the code will also help insure EverGreenCoin does not experience an unintentional fork.
Thank you in advance for taking the time to upgrade and I do hope you find EverGreenCoin version 1.1 to your liking.
p.s. Windows users don't fret. Your turn will be very soon.
Thank you in advance for taking the time to upgrade and I do hope you find EverGreenCoin version 1.1 to your liking.
p.s. Windows users don't fret. Your turn will be very soon.
January 16, 2016, 10:32:17 PM
Please be reminded that the inaugural EGC IRC summit is going on this weekend. Because we received no indication on times from anyone, we have opted just to leave it 'open ended'. Please feel free to stop by and ask questions, make comments, make suggestions, or just read. Please be patient if you do not initially receive a response. We are keeping a close eye on the IRC but, our work is ongoing also.
See you there!
See you there!
January 16, 2016, 10:22:25 PM
Can someone please link to the .deb package for the pi wallet? I want to install on raspbian
It has not yet been packaged. You will need to build from source or wait for a package to be built.
I'd love to, but I know nothing about compiling. I've tried but I'm just terrible at it. It's so confusing. In 3 years I'll have finished my IT degree but for now, I'll be relying on you guys.
Hey, if you compiled from source, can you make a youtube video of yourself doing it for the pi?
is the wallet a daemon or a qt wallet that the respberry pi creates? ...
what os is it? ... obviously a debian based system ...
maybe i can help ...
#crysx
Did some research into Qt and decided to have a bash at compiling on the Pi yesterday. I'm about 1/2 way there, just having some memory issues with the Raspberry pi so having to create some swap space on a USB pen drive.
Going through dependency hell too, probably not the easiest way to learn to compile, but I seem to be making progress.
If I get it compiled, I'll see if I can suck it all up into a zip or gzip file and dump it somewhere, like dropbox. Not saying it'll work for you if it works for me, but at least it'll give the community a good head start. Anyone who knows how to write install scripts or build packages might want to put up a PPA, if I can get this compiled.
a swap file if reasonably easy to setup - but you will need to make sure you have enough drive space spare ... normally compiles like this take about 4gb ram average - unless you do massive static compiles ( like i do with centos vps systems ) where 8gb ram is the norm ...
a couple of simple commands to make a swap available - make it permanent ( fstab ) then compile making sure all deps are installed ...
i dunno what the deps maybe on the pi debian distro - but they would all be available id assume - as the raspberry pi is the most popular in the range of small devices ... so the support is huge ...
if you do get stuck - show is the procedure you go through for compilation and also the scripts ( if any ) you use ...
maybe help will not be needed after you make it all happen ...
#crysx
Yeah, I can create the swap file. Am doing it at the moment(7GB). After this, assuming there are no more unmet dependencies, I should be sorted.
Not panhandling or anything, but this pi build is going to be uploaded to dropbox as a viable raspberry pi stakebox. As such, if anyone approves of this, please don't be afraid to send me a few EGC at EWQvt8qLPgbYPejYjMraow9Xksc7oUMxJJ
Cheers ladies and gents!
We all appreciate you doing this dez82, thank you very much. I am sure you will see how generous the EGC community is and donations appearing in your wallet.
Cheers Mate
January 16, 2016, 10:15:36 PM
Can someone please link to the .deb package for the pi wallet? I want to install on raspbian
It has not yet been packaged. You will need to build from source or wait for a package to be built.
I'd love to, but I know nothing about compiling. I've tried but I'm just terrible at it. It's so confusing. In 3 years I'll have finished my IT degree but for now, I'll be relying on you guys.
Hey, if you compiled from source, can you make a youtube video of yourself doing it for the pi?
is the wallet a daemon or a qt wallet that the respberry pi creates? ...
what os is it? ... obviously a debian based system ...
maybe i can help ...
#crysx
Did some research into Qt and decided to have a bash at compiling on the Pi yesterday. I'm about 1/2 way there, just having some memory issues with the Raspberry pi so having to create some swap space on a USB pen drive.
Going through dependency hell too, probably not the easiest way to learn to compile, but I seem to be making progress.
If I get it compiled, I'll see if I can suck it all up into a zip or gzip file and dump it somewhere, like dropbox. Not saying it'll work for you if it works for me, but at least it'll give the community a good head start. Anyone who knows how to write install scripts or build packages might want to put up a PPA, if I can get this compiled.
a swap file if reasonably easy to setup - but you will need to make sure you have enough drive space spare ... normally compiles like this take about 4gb ram average - unless you do massive static compiles ( like i do with centos vps systems ) where 8gb ram is the norm ...
a couple of simple commands to make a swap available - make it permanent ( fstab ) then compile making sure all deps are installed ...
i dunno what the deps maybe on the pi debian distro - but they would all be available id assume - as the raspberry pi is the most popular in the range of small devices ... so the support is huge ...
if you do get stuck - show is the procedure you go through for compilation and also the scripts ( if any ) you use ...
maybe help will not be needed after you make it all happen ...
#crysx
Yeah, I can create the swap file. Am doing it at the moment(7GB). After this, assuming there are no more unmet dependencies, I should be sorted.
Not panhandling or anything, but this pi build is going to be uploaded to dropbox as a viable raspberry pi stakebox. As such, if anyone approves of this, please don't be afraid to send me a few EGC at EWQvt8qLPgbYPejYjMraow9Xksc7oUMxJJ
Cheers ladies and gents!
We all appreciate you doing this dez82, thank you very much. I am sure you will see how generous the EGC community is and donations appearing in your wallet.
January 16, 2016, 10:13:52 PM
Can someone please link to the .deb package for the pi wallet? I want to install on raspbian
It has not yet been packaged. You will need to build from source or wait for a package to be built.
I'd love to, but I know nothing about compiling. I've tried but I'm just terrible at it. It's so confusing. In 3 years I'll have finished my IT degree but for now, I'll be relying on you guys.
Hey, if you compiled from source, can you make a youtube video of yourself doing it for the pi?
is the wallet a daemon or a qt wallet that the respberry pi creates? ...
what os is it? ... obviously a debian based system ...
maybe i can help ...
#crysx
Did some research into Qt and decided to have a bash at compiling on the Pi yesterday. I'm about 1/2 way there, just having some memory issues with the Raspberry pi so having to create some swap space on a USB pen drive.
Going through dependency hell too, probably not the easiest way to learn to compile, but I seem to be making progress.
If I get it compiled, I'll see if I can suck it all up into a zip or gzip file and dump it somewhere, like dropbox. Not saying it'll work for you if it works for me, but at least it'll give the community a good head start. Anyone who knows how to write install scripts or build packages might want to put up a PPA, if I can get this compiled.
a swap file if reasonably easy to setup - but you will need to make sure you have enough drive space spare ... normally compiles like this take about 4gb ram average - unless you do massive static compiles ( like i do with centos vps systems ) where 8gb ram is the norm ...
a couple of simple commands to make a swap available - make it permanent ( fstab ) then compile making sure all deps are installed ...
i dunno what the deps maybe on the pi debian distro - but they would all be available id assume - as the raspberry pi is the most popular in the range of small devices ... so the support is huge ...
if you do get stuck - show is the procedure you go through for compilation and also the scripts ( if any ) you use ...
maybe help will not be needed after you make it all happen ...
#crysx
Yeah, I can create the swap file. Am doing it at the moment(7GB). After this, assuming there are no more unmet dependencies, I should be sorted.
Not panhandling or anything, but this pi build is going to be uploaded to dropbox as a viable raspberry pi stakebox. As such, if anyone approves of this, please don't be afraid to send me a few EGC at EWQvt8qLPgbYPejYjMraow9Xksc7oUMxJJ
Cheers ladies and gents!
Solved virtual memory issue, (pi uses different method for handling swap file)
Couple of other dependency issues but getting there. up to moc_coincontroldialog.cpp file
January 16, 2016, 08:36:11 PM
Can someone please link to the .deb package for the pi wallet? I want to install on raspbian
It has not yet been packaged. You will need to build from source or wait for a package to be built.
I'd love to, but I know nothing about compiling. I've tried but I'm just terrible at it. It's so confusing. In 3 years I'll have finished my IT degree but for now, I'll be relying on you guys.
Hey, if you compiled from source, can you make a youtube video of yourself doing it for the pi?
is the wallet a daemon or a qt wallet that the respberry pi creates? ...
what os is it? ... obviously a debian based system ...
maybe i can help ...
#crysx
Did some research into Qt and decided to have a bash at compiling on the Pi yesterday. I'm about 1/2 way there, just having some memory issues with the Raspberry pi so having to create some swap space on a USB pen drive.
Going through dependency hell too, probably not the easiest way to learn to compile, but I seem to be making progress.
If I get it compiled, I'll see if I can suck it all up into a zip or gzip file and dump it somewhere, like dropbox. Not saying it'll work for you if it works for me, but at least it'll give the community a good head start. Anyone who knows how to write install scripts or build packages might want to put up a PPA, if I can get this compiled.
a swap file if reasonably easy to setup - but you will need to make sure you have enough drive space spare ... normally compiles like this take about 4gb ram average - unless you do massive static compiles ( like i do with centos vps systems ) where 8gb ram is the norm ...
a couple of simple commands to make a swap available - make it permanent ( fstab ) then compile making sure all deps are installed ...
i dunno what the deps maybe on the pi debian distro - but they would all be available id assume - as the raspberry pi is the most popular in the range of small devices ... so the support is huge ...
if you do get stuck - show is the procedure you go through for compilation and also the scripts ( if any ) you use ...
maybe help will not be needed after you make it all happen ...
#crysx
Yeah, I can create the swap file. Am doing it at the moment(7GB). After this, assuming there are no more unmet dependencies, I should be sorted.
Not panhandling or anything, but this pi build is going to be uploaded to dropbox as a viable raspberry pi stakebox. As such, if anyone approves of this, please don't be afraid to send me a few EGC at EWQvt8qLPgbYPejYjMraow9Xksc7oUMxJJ
Cheers ladies and gents!
January 16, 2016, 08:10:00 PM
Can someone please link to the .deb package for the pi wallet? I want to install on raspbian
It has not yet been packaged. You will need to build from source or wait for a package to be built.
I'd love to, but I know nothing about compiling. I've tried but I'm just terrible at it. It's so confusing. In 3 years I'll have finished my IT degree but for now, I'll be relying on you guys.
Hey, if you compiled from source, can you make a youtube video of yourself doing it for the pi?
is the wallet a daemon or a qt wallet that the respberry pi creates? ...
what os is it? ... obviously a debian based system ...
maybe i can help ...
#crysx
Did some research into Qt and decided to have a bash at compiling on the Pi yesterday. I'm about 1/2 way there, just having some memory issues with the Raspberry pi so having to create some swap space on a USB pen drive.
Going through dependency hell too, probably not the easiest way to learn to compile, but I seem to be making progress.
If I get it compiled, I'll see if I can suck it all up into a zip or gzip file and dump it somewhere, like dropbox. Not saying it'll work for you if it works for me, but at least it'll give the community a good head start. Anyone who knows how to write install scripts or build packages might want to put up a PPA, if I can get this compiled.
a swap file if reasonably easy to setup - but you will need to make sure you have enough drive space spare ... normally compiles like this take about 4gb ram average - unless you do massive static compiles ( like i do with centos vps systems ) where 8gb ram is the norm ...
a couple of simple commands to make a swap available - make it permanent ( fstab ) then compile making sure all deps are installed ...
i dunno what the deps maybe on the pi debian distro - but they would all be available id assume - as the raspberry pi is the most popular in the range of small devices ... so the support is huge ...
if you do get stuck - show is the procedure you go through for compilation and also the scripts ( if any ) you use ...
maybe help will not be needed after you make it all happen ...
#crysx
Yeah, I can create the swap file. Am doing it at the moment(7GB). After this, assuming there are no more unmet dependencies, I should be sorted.
January 16, 2016, 07:38:47 PM
Can someone please link to the .deb package for the pi wallet? I want to install on raspbian
It has not yet been packaged. You will need to build from source or wait for a package to be built.
I'd love to, but I know nothing about compiling. I've tried but I'm just terrible at it. It's so confusing. In 3 years I'll have finished my IT degree but for now, I'll be relying on you guys.
Hey, if you compiled from source, can you make a youtube video of yourself doing it for the pi?
is the wallet a daemon or a qt wallet that the respberry pi creates? ...
what os is it? ... obviously a debian based system ...
maybe i can help ...
#crysx
Did some research into Qt and decided to have a bash at compiling on the Pi yesterday. I'm about 1/2 way there, just having some memory issues with the Raspberry pi so having to create some swap space on a USB pen drive.
Going through dependency hell too, probably not the easiest way to learn to compile, but I seem to be making progress.
If I get it compiled, I'll see if I can suck it all up into a zip or gzip file and dump it somewhere, like dropbox. Not saying it'll work for you if it works for me, but at least it'll give the community a good head start. Anyone who knows how to write install scripts or build packages might want to put up a PPA, if I can get this compiled.
a swap file if reasonably easy to setup - but you will need to make sure you have enough drive space spare ... normally compiles like this take about 4gb ram average - unless you do massive static compiles ( like i do with centos vps systems ) where 8gb ram is the norm ...
a couple of simple commands to make a swap available - make it permanent ( fstab ) then compile making sure all deps are installed ...
i dunno what the deps maybe on the pi debian distro - but they would all be available id assume - as the raspberry pi is the most popular in the range of small devices ... so the support is huge ...
if you do get stuck - show is the procedure you go through for compilation and also the scripts ( if any ) you use ...
maybe help will not be needed after you make it all happen ...
#crysx
January 16, 2016, 07:33:43 PM
Can someone please link to the .deb package for the pi wallet? I want to install on raspbian
It has not yet been packaged. You will need to build from source or wait for a package to be built.
I'd love to, but I know nothing about compiling. I've tried but I'm just terrible at it. It's so confusing. In 3 years I'll have finished my IT degree but for now, I'll be relying on you guys.
Hey, if you compiled from source, can you make a youtube video of yourself doing it for the pi?
is the wallet a daemon or a qt wallet that the respberry pi creates? ...
what os is it? ... obviously a debian based system ...
maybe i can help ...
#crysx
Did some research into Qt and decided to have a bash at compiling on the Pi yesterday. I'm about 1/2 way there, just having some memory issues with the Raspberry pi so having to create some swap space on a USB pen drive.
Going through dependency hell too, probably not the easiest way to learn to compile, but I seem to be making progress.
If I get it compiled, I'll see if I can suck it all up into a zip or gzip file and dump it somewhere, like dropbox. Not saying it'll work for you if it works for me, but at least it'll give the community a good head start. Anyone who knows how to write install scripts or build packages might want to put up a PPA, if I can get this compiled.
January 16, 2016, 06:10:23 PM
EGC Community,
For all of those interested in having an android PoS wallet, the EGC team will be taking donations. This can be a very costly development. We will be taking donations in BTC or EGC. Preferably BTC, since that's what the dev accepts for his work. Here are the two addresses you can donate to.
For EGC donations:
EXU1LxLWdHFvspzoQfW8a7HpFbRVkqsUit
For BTC donations:
1AaRjBtym5XtRn2bnRGZcqDXPrr33GCkv5
For all of those interested in having an android PoS wallet, the EGC team will be taking donations. This can be a very costly development. We will be taking donations in BTC or EGC. Preferably BTC, since that's what the dev accepts for his work. Here are the two addresses you can donate to.
For EGC donations:
EXU1LxLWdHFvspzoQfW8a7HpFbRVkqsUit
For BTC donations:
1AaRjBtym5XtRn2bnRGZcqDXPrr33GCkv5
January 16, 2016, 03:38:22 AM
This is the address for donations to the seed nodes generously provided by granite and chrysophylax:
EVFGgEwPut8GDGfbhN4eRe5dfd4oZffGgg
I am starting the donations off with a donation of 5k EGC to this address on behalf of the EGC team. Also, I will be solo mining to this address when PoW mining difficulty is low. My pool mining income already directly goes to the first and original seed node.
Thank you in advance for your donations as we show granite how appreciative we are for helping strengthen the EGC network with the 3 seed nodes provided.
EVFGgEwPut8GDGfbhN4eRe5dfd4oZffGgg
I am starting the donations off with a donation of 5k EGC to this address on behalf of the EGC team. Also, I will be solo mining to this address when PoW mining difficulty is low. My pool mining income already directly goes to the first and original seed node.
Thank you in advance for your donations as we show granite how appreciative we are for helping strengthen the EGC network with the 3 seed nodes provided.
thats very much appreciated ...
with that sort of donation already - we almost have enough for another node ...
...for every 7000egc - ill create another node until we get a total of 7 full nodes in total - so another 4 nodes for back of the main seednodes ...
is there a way to see the wallet and watch it - for the progress? ... a link to a block explorer for instance? ...
tanx again guys ...
#crysx
Thank you crysx and thank you to whomever just donated the 2k to put the donation total at 7293 EGC already!
http://93.190.137.232:3003/address/EVFGgEwPut8GDGfbhN4eRe5dfd4oZffGgg
daaayaaam ... already? ...
ok - ill have another node setup tonight - and ready and fully synced tomorrow morning ...
ill pm you the address when its done ...
btw - why is it that you dont get cryptoid to get a full block explorer system setup? ...
fairglu - he is always fair on price - always on the ball - always has the system running - and one hell of a guy ...
AND the block explorer is second to none ... have a look - https://chainz.cryptoid.info/grn/ ...
#crysx
Yes, I am impressed and proud of the generosity and commitment of the EGC community also. By all means, take your time with the additional node and I will keep an eye out for the address to send to.
The block explorer was built internally by the EGC team. Minus the price field, which we are hoping to convey from a "better" exchange soon, I see no real short comings. And we are hella guys also!
hehehe ... helluva good bunch of guys you all are - agreed ... and i dont mean any offense in the slightest ...
i just dont understand the reason why you would want to re-invent the wheel on a cart when you have the steel-belted slip-resistant anti-wear advanced-technology version for a small sum of btc per year ... thats all ...
egc donations - definitely impressive ... i guess thats the way it works for an active giving community ... im glad to be a part of it ...
another node will be setup tomorrow ...
#crysx
January 16, 2016, 03:11:34 AM
This is the address for donations to the seed nodes generously provided by granite and chrysophylax:
EVFGgEwPut8GDGfbhN4eRe5dfd4oZffGgg
I am starting the donations off with a donation of 5k EGC to this address on behalf of the EGC team. Also, I will be solo mining to this address when PoW mining difficulty is low. My pool mining income already directly goes to the first and original seed node.
Thank you in advance for your donations as we show granite how appreciative we are for helping strengthen the EGC network with the 3 seed nodes provided.
EVFGgEwPut8GDGfbhN4eRe5dfd4oZffGgg
I am starting the donations off with a donation of 5k EGC to this address on behalf of the EGC team. Also, I will be solo mining to this address when PoW mining difficulty is low. My pool mining income already directly goes to the first and original seed node.
Thank you in advance for your donations as we show granite how appreciative we are for helping strengthen the EGC network with the 3 seed nodes provided.
thats very much appreciated ...
with that sort of donation already - we almost have enough for another node ...
...for every 7000egc - ill create another node until we get a total of 7 full nodes in total - so another 4 nodes for back of the main seednodes ...
is there a way to see the wallet and watch it - for the progress? ... a link to a block explorer for instance? ...
tanx again guys ...
#crysx
Thank you crysx and thank you to whomever just donated the 2k to put the donation total at 7293 EGC already!
http://93.190.137.232:3003/address/EVFGgEwPut8GDGfbhN4eRe5dfd4oZffGgg
daaayaaam ... already? ...
ok - ill have another node setup tonight - and ready and fully synced tomorrow morning ...
ill pm you the address when its done ...
btw - why is it that you dont get cryptoid to get a full block explorer system setup? ...
fairglu - he is always fair on price - always on the ball - always has the system running - and one hell of a guy ...
AND the block explorer is second to none ... have a look - https://chainz.cryptoid.info/grn/ ...
#crysx
Yes, I am impressed and proud of the generosity and commitment of the EGC community also. By all means, take your time with the additional node and I will keep an eye out for the address to send to.
The block explorer was built internally by the EGC team. Minus the price field, which we are hoping to convey from a "better" exchange soon, I see no real short comings. And we are hella guys also!
January 16, 2016, 01:32:40 AM
This is the address for donations to the seed nodes generously provided by granite and chrysophylax:
EVFGgEwPut8GDGfbhN4eRe5dfd4oZffGgg
I am starting the donations off with a donation of 5k EGC to this address on behalf of the EGC team. Also, I will be solo mining to this address when PoW mining difficulty is low. My pool mining income already directly goes to the first and original seed node.
Thank you in advance for your donations as we show granite how appreciative we are for helping strengthen the EGC network with the 3 seed nodes provided.
EVFGgEwPut8GDGfbhN4eRe5dfd4oZffGgg
I am starting the donations off with a donation of 5k EGC to this address on behalf of the EGC team. Also, I will be solo mining to this address when PoW mining difficulty is low. My pool mining income already directly goes to the first and original seed node.
Thank you in advance for your donations as we show granite how appreciative we are for helping strengthen the EGC network with the 3 seed nodes provided.
thats very much appreciated ...
with that sort of donation already - we almost have enough for another node ...
...for every 7000egc - ill create another node until we get a total of 7 full nodes in total - so another 4 nodes for back of the main seednodes ...
is there a way to see the wallet and watch it - for the progress? ... a link to a block explorer for instance? ...
tanx again guys ...
#crysx
Thank you crysx and thank you to whomever just donated the 2k to put the donation total at 7293 EGC already!
http://93.190.137.232:3003/address/EVFGgEwPut8GDGfbhN4eRe5dfd4oZffGgg
daaayaaam ... already? ...
ok - ill have another node setup tonight - and ready and fully synced tomorrow morning ...
ill pm you the address when its done ...
btw - why is it that you dont get cryptoid to get a full block explorer system setup? ...
fairglu - he is always fair on price - always on the ball - always has the system running - and one hell of a guy ...
AND the block explorer is second to none ... have a look - https://chainz.cryptoid.info/grn/ ...
#crysx
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