[ANN][ENRG]Energycoin - Android Released - Bittrex - - page 12.

crypto4jan

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Quote from: Lovethecoins on February 06, 2015, 12:50:34 AM

Why energycoin doesnt get the attention some of these shitcoins get is beyond me!

Seems like 100satoshi was so long ago!

You are right and why?
There are some disapointed investers I think.
Check link https://beta.bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-ENRG&tab=metrics
Then you see this picture.

A few days ago the number of coins from that user was 5M and now 4.49M. The 5M was a sell order @ 44 Satoshi, why?
There is I guess now 20M ENRG @BITTREX waiting for an opportunity to sell (dump!).
I have only 1M @Bittrex to create volume between me and EnergyCoin Foundation on days with low volume.
If people had more fait I my future perspectives the coins were in their wallets and the rate was much higher!
When the rate goes up I follow but I go not buy the 20M @Bittrex with my own BTC even though I could afford me.
So keep waiting for opportunity to sell I get my stake each day, 3K or more!

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Why energycoin doesnt get the attention some of these shitcoins get is beyond me!

Seems like 100satoshi was so long ago!

crypto4jan

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Quote from: platinumjsi on February 05, 2015, 05:30:10 AM

Quote from: crypto4jan on February 04, 2015, 09:06:32 AM

Quote from: platinumjsi on February 04, 2015, 08:59:54 AM

Is there a fix at the moment or do I need to wait for the next wallet update?, Considering ditching this coin as this is a very big issue for me.

No there is no fix. Just send he coins to another adress in small portions and then regulary combine the new small blockes into fresh new ones. Before we update the wallet we have to be sure it workes without errors.

Yea like I say though thats pretty much become impossible for me now as I cant send more than 10k per go, I have 1.6mill in my wallet.

Wich wervion af wallet you are using?
Only 10k is very bad so maybe using the latest version would help.

platinumjsi

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Quote from: crypto4jan on February 04, 2015, 09:06:32 AM

Quote from: platinumjsi on February 04, 2015, 08:59:54 AM

Is there a fix at the moment or do I need to wait for the next wallet update?, Considering ditching this coin as this is a very big issue for me.

No there is no fix. Just send he coins to another adress in small portions and then regulary combine the new small blockes into fresh new ones. Before we update the wallet we have to be sure it workes without errors.

Yea like I say though thats pretty much become impossible for me now as I cant send more than 10k per go, I have 1.6mill in my wallet.

crypto4jan

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Quote from: platinumjsi on February 04, 2015, 08:59:54 AM

Is there a fix at the moment or do I need to wait for the next wallet update?, Considering ditching this coin as this is a very big issue for me.

No there is no fix. Just send he coins to another adress in small portions and then regulary combine the new small blockes into fresh new ones. Before we update the wallet we have to be sure it workes without errors.

platinumjsi

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Is there a fix at the moment or do I need to wait for the next wallet update?, Considering ditching this coin as this is a very big issue for me.

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Quote from: platinumjsi on February 04, 2015, 08:51:49 AM

Hi guys, any idea on the transaction creation failed problem? I have to send smaller and smaller amounts each time to get the transaction to go through, its getting to the point now where I just cant use the coins as the transactions that work are to small.

EnergyCR is workking on this problem.
It is caused by the many blocks after splitting stake.
We go implement a minimun splitting value of 1000 ENRG.
If you check coincontroll you see very munch small blockes.
I combine now often small blockes now into bigger ones in the wallet.

platinumjsi

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Hi guys, any idea on the transaction creation failed problem? I have to send smaller and smaller amounts each time to get the transaction to go through, its getting to the point now where I just cant use the coins as the transactions that work are to small.

I now cant send more than 10k coins at a time which is useless for me now :/

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Indeed awasome but I'm just talking now and I have to talk a lot more.
I mentioned before for de development of application I focus now for green energy application.

For the tree collection application I hope CheckCoin can be the currency I need.
With BitSend-team (developers of CheckCoin) I work together for Geo-Information applications of Cryptocurrency.
I see also some Geo-Information application for EnergyCoin for example coins on te roof for stimulation solar panels or rewarding driving energy efficiant with electric cars or hybrids, there are move geo-information parameters and BitSend can help me to develop.
If I have a more formal agreement with them I use kawa900jc for promotion of CheckCoin.
All other coins I look at are for research.

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Quote from: crypto4jan on February 03, 2015, 04:19:42 PM

Quote from: ranlo on February 03, 2015, 01:49:54 PM

Quote from: crypto4jan on February 03, 2015, 01:29:11 PM

When synced it is very energy efficient I confirm.

About Energy GHZ the dividends of January are payed. The payments were not impressive but if take the BTC-rate into account I'm satisfied.

Also some nice buy support today @Bittrex!

I talking with shareholder of GPX EnergyBank for application for EnergyCoin.
The value we have in mind is 1 ENRG = 1 KWH

As in being able to use ENRG to pay for electric bills, or something else?

Electric bills and green energy market and maybe more.

Awesome! What would be cool is if people could get a discount by paying electric in ENRG. Even 5% would make a huge difference for a lot of people. And it would boost the economy by creating liquidity. People complain because "the company would just dump them on the market," but that's what a currency is. It's something that's liquid enough to actually use. Not wait a week for someone to buy it. And while liquidity will make it volatile for a short while, it will balance out and then we will have a solid value. Whether it's higher or lower than it is now is irrelevant. Until volatility ends, it's not really usable.

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Quote from: Harcon on February 03, 2015, 07:52:30 PM

Quote from: ranlo on February 03, 2015, 01:02:34 AM

Quote from: Harcon on February 03, 2015, 12:11:22 AM

The biggest area that this new pi might effect is any future enhancements to the wallet or coin. I would expect that the older pis would be to limited in power to do much in the way of adding new things to the wallet.

I would also think that the new pi my reduce the time it takes to verify a blockchain download. My B+ took the better part of 1 week to do a fresh download and verify of the block chain after I did a fresh raspbian install.

I'd love someone to correct me if I'm wrong, but I think reading the blockchain is more HDD/RAM-based than CPU. At least from my experience, when the system is syncing, my HDD read speed and RAM usage shoot through the roof, while the CPU isn't affected much. And when syncing is done, HDD/RAM both cool down.

It dose indeed depend a lot on Hard drive speed and indeed, i use a 16 GB class 10 card for the blockchain, not an external drive, so that can affect my personal results but I also know that if you have the extra RAM ( as the new pi dose ) with the extra CPU cores, you should see an improvement in speed. it is hard to say because a lot goes into performance on a system. The hard drive and RAM do not work independently of everything else on a system, so, depending on the application and type of data you can see no change or a really big change in speed.

I would also think that you would want efficient systems that can scale with the higher number of transactions the network might see if the coin really takes off. In any event, since I will be getting a V2 Pi for other applications anyway, there is no harm in seeing if the thing has any speed advantages.

If you could benchmark the difference between the two on some way, that would be awesome. Curious to see the differences.

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Quote from: ranlo on February 03, 2015, 01:02:34 AM

Quote from: Harcon on February 03, 2015, 12:11:22 AM

The biggest area that this new pi might effect is any future enhancements to the wallet or coin. I would expect that the older pis would be to limited in power to do much in the way of adding new things to the wallet.

I would also think that the new pi my reduce the time it takes to verify a blockchain download. My B+ took the better part of 1 week to do a fresh download and verify of the block chain after I did a fresh raspbian install.

I'd love someone to correct me if I'm wrong, but I think reading the blockchain is more HDD/RAM-based than CPU. At least from my experience, when the system is syncing, my HDD read speed and RAM usage shoot through the roof, while the CPU isn't affected much. And when syncing is done, HDD/RAM both cool down.

It dose indeed depend a lot on Hard drive speed and indeed, i use a 16 GB class 10 card for the blockchain, not an external drive, so that can affect my personal results but I also know that if you have the extra RAM ( as the new pi dose ) with the extra CPU cores, you should see an improvement in speed. it is hard to say because a lot goes into performance on a system. The hard drive and RAM do not work independently of everything else on a system, so, depending on the application and type of data you can see no change or a really big change in speed.

I would also think that you would want efficient systems that can scale with the higher number of transactions the network might see if the coin really takes off. In any event, since I will be getting a V2 Pi for other applications anyway, there is no harm in seeing if the thing has any speed advantages.

crypto4jan

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Quote from: ranlo on February 03, 2015, 01:49:54 PM

Quote from: crypto4jan on February 03, 2015, 01:29:11 PM

When synced it is very energy efficient I confirm.

About Energy GHZ the dividends of January are payed. The payments were not impressive but if take the BTC-rate into account I'm satisfied.

Also some nice buy support today @Bittrex!

I talking with shareholder of GPX EnergyBank for application for EnergyCoin.
The value we have in mind is 1 ENRG = 1 KWH

As in being able to use ENRG to pay for electric bills, or something else?

Electric bills and green energy market and maybe more.

ranlo

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Quote from: crypto4jan on February 03, 2015, 01:29:11 PM

When synced it is very energy efficient I confirm.

About Energy GHZ the dividends of January are payed. The payments were not impressive but if take the BTC-rate into account I'm satisfied.

Also some nice buy support today @Bittrex!

I talking with shareholder of GPX EnergyBank for application for EnergyCoin.
The value we have in mind is 1 ENRG = 1 KWH

As in being able to use ENRG to pay for electric bills, or something else?

crypto4jan

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When synced it is very energy efficient I confirm.

About Energy GHZ the dividends of January are payed. The payments were not impressive but if take the BTC-rate into account I'm satisfied.

Also some nice buy support today @Bittrex!

I talking with shareholder of GPX EnergyBank for application for EnergyCoin.
The value we have in mind is 1 ENRG = 1 KWH

ranlo

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Quote from: Harcon on February 03, 2015, 12:11:22 AM

The biggest area that this new pi might effect is any future enhancements to the wallet or coin. I would expect that the older pis would be to limited in power to do much in the way of adding new things to the wallet.

I would also think that the new pi my reduce the time it takes to verify a blockchain download. My B+ took the better part of 1 week to do a fresh download and verify of the block chain after I did a fresh raspbian install.

I'd love someone to correct me if I'm wrong, but I think reading the blockchain is more HDD/RAM-based than CPU. At least from my experience, when the system is syncing, my HDD read speed and RAM usage shoot through the roof, while the CPU isn't affected much. And when syncing is done, HDD/RAM both cool down.

Harcon

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The biggest area that this new pi might effect is any future enhancements to the wallet or coin. I would expect that the older pis would be to limited in power to do much in the way of adding new things to the wallet.

I would also think that the new pi my reduce the time it takes to verify a blockchain download. My B+ took the better part of 1 week to do a fresh download and verify of the block chain after I did a fresh raspbian install.

ranlo

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Quote from: Harcon on February 02, 2015, 07:14:27 PM

Just a bit of info for those running a Raspberry pi as a node. You might want to check this out.

http://www.recantha.co.uk/blog/?p=11881

The Raspberry Pi 2 was released today. They kept the RPI B+ form factor, gave it 1GB RAM and a new Quadcore 900 Mhz CPU. Power usage is back up to what it was for the Model B, but since that was never a big amount of power it's not a big issue for the performance gain.

Hummm, I wonder if this will make running a node a bit faster? I guess I shall see later this month.

I thought the nodes were resource-conservative as it is, so wouldn't the effect be negligible?

Harcon

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Just a bit of info for those running a Raspberry pi as a node. You might want to check this out.

http://www.recantha.co.uk/blog/?p=11881

The Raspberry Pi 2 was released today. They kept the RPI B+ form factor, gave it 1GB RAM and a new Quadcore 900 Mhz CPU. Power usage is back up to what it was for the Model B, but since that was never a big amount of power it's not a big issue for the performance gain.

Hummm, I wonder if this will make running a node a bit faster? I guess I shall see later this month.

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Quote from: Lovethecoins on February 01, 2015, 05:26:35 PM

Quote from: crypto4jan on February 01, 2015, 04:46:54 PM

Quote from: Harcon on February 01, 2015, 04:19:54 PM

Arrrg, they plan to delist us on my birthday.lol

That is not going to happen!

Agree shouldn't happen.. We have had decent volume lately pretty stupid we even got the warning...

This was the email I got form Bittrex:

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Bill (Bittrex)

Feb 1, 12:56

Hi,

The volume is checked automatically and it was low enough to trigger the warning. Usually this happens if a big trade that impacted the volume has now fallen out of the 7 day window. As long as the average volume is sustained by next weekend, the warning will get removed. You can periodically check it here: https://beta.bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-ENRG&tab=metrics

Bill

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