Topic: [ANN][ENRG]Energycoin since 2014, a coin with a green mission [new client v1.61] - page 77. (Read 172933 times)
April 16, 2016, 02:39:30 PM
Looks like that after the new release my coins are not ageing. My staking weight is approx. the same as my coins. Why is that?
April 15, 2016, 12:08:49 PM
Do we have a list of dependencies and needed libs somwhere ?
Checking dependencies is easy on linux.
Assuming you use energycoin-qt, have it in current folder, and want to know the full list of dependencies it requires, run:
Code:
ldd ./energycoin-qt
If you want to know what dependency you are missing, run:
Code:
ldd ./energycoin-qt | grep not
Peter
April 14, 2016, 12:08:42 PM
Guys,
Continue to get OP updated.
Also removed the link to CoinWallet.co in the OP due to its recent closure.
Peter
Continue to get OP updated.
Also removed the link to CoinWallet.co in the OP due to its recent closure.
Peter
April 13, 2016, 10:04:25 AM
I got a PM from a nice user on Slack:
Since that's nothing confidential and some other users may also need it, now I post my reply here on Bitcointalk.
Assuming you have energycoin-qt in current folder and have already installed the required dependencies that are common for running most altcoin clients, run:
Then run:
Peter
Quote
I have issues installing energycoin-qt in debian. Do you have a quick how to guide posted somewhere? I have downloaded qt for linux. When i click on it debian says nothing is asociated to launch it., When I ./energycoin-qt i got no such file or directory message
Since that's nothing confidential and some other users may also need it, now I post my reply here on Bitcointalk.
Assuming you have energycoin-qt in current folder and have already installed the required dependencies that are common for running most altcoin clients, run:
Code:
sudo chmod +x energycoin-qt
Then run:
Code:
./energycoin-qt
Peter
April 13, 2016, 05:13:38 AM
http://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-used-first-paid-energy-trade-using-blockchain-technology/
Eth is trying to move in on our territory!
In all seriousness though, the story in the link I just posted is right up there with Energycoin's goal. I would love to see us be used in such transactions. Hell, if I could pay my neighbor next door for his extra electrons with Energy, I would so do it.
I understand Energy is kinda far off from this type of transaction at this point but probably more because we arnt grabbing attention rather then having any real technical limitation.
Eth is trying to move in on our territory!
In all seriousness though, the story in the link I just posted is right up there with Energycoin's goal. I would love to see us be used in such transactions. Hell, if I could pay my neighbor next door for his extra electrons with Energy, I would so do it.
I understand Energy is kinda far off from this type of transaction at this point but probably more because we arnt grabbing attention rather then having any real technical limitation.
Hello Harcon,
Thanks for your sharing.
You are right and we need more attention.
Nevertheless, we are open to any idea to make good use of our blockchain.
Our ENRG blockchain now has over 2.11m validated blocks which is one of our most valuable assets.
Just in case if you may not be aware of, Jan is now temporarily offline for his personal reasons. I think that once he becomes available, we can have thoughtful discussions about our ENRG roadmap, which may include your idea or something better.
We will make sure we'll discuss your idea with him.
Stay tuned!
Peter
April 12, 2016, 09:10:56 AM
http://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-used-first-paid-energy-trade-using-blockchain-technology/
Eth is trying to move in on our territory!
In all seriousness though, the story in the link I just posted is right up there with Energycoin's goal. I would love to see us be used in such transactions. Hell, if I could pay my neighbor next door for his extra electrons with Energy, I would so do it.
I understand Energy is kinda far off from this type of transaction at this point but probably more because we arnt grabbing attention rather then having any real technical limitation.
Eth is trying to move in on our territory!
In all seriousness though, the story in the link I just posted is right up there with Energycoin's goal. I would love to see us be used in such transactions. Hell, if I could pay my neighbor next door for his extra electrons with Energy, I would so do it.
I understand Energy is kinda far off from this type of transaction at this point but probably more because we arnt grabbing attention rather then having any real technical limitation.
April 12, 2016, 02:40:02 AM
I have not started to use the new client yet. Do I have to do anything else than just download the wallet?
there is a new wallet?
Yep, with fixed POS reward.
That's right, and it means you will earn 5 ENRG everytime you stake a new block.
So you guys are highly encouraged to keep your wallet on staking.
Peter
I keep staking and thanks the lower difficulty recently I've got more stakes.
You can see from the blockchain explorer that difficulty keeps readjusting quickly, and that gives both large and small holders a fair chance to earn their stakes.
If you are a large holder, it is fair you should get a higher chance to earn your stakes.
Even if you are a small holder, you still have good chance to earn stakes when the difficulty gets lower. This happens multiple times each day, so you just need to keep your wallet unlocked and be patient.
Peter
April 11, 2016, 10:58:00 PM
I have not started to use the new client yet. Do I have to do anything else than just download the wallet?
there is a new wallet?
Yep, with fixed POS reward.
That's right, and it means you will earn 5 ENRG everytime you stake a new block.
So you guys are highly encouraged to keep your wallet on staking.
Peter
I keep staking and thanks the lower difficulty recently I've got more stakes.
April 10, 2016, 09:56:00 AM
Just downloaded the new version and the bootstrap. Everything went great and now I'm staking
April 10, 2016, 06:10:11 AM
I have not started to use the new client yet. Do I have to do anything else than just download the wallet?
there is a new wallet?
Yep, with fixed POS reward.
That's right, and it means you will earn 5 ENRG everytime you stake a new block.
So you guys are highly encouraged to keep your wallet on staking.
Peter
April 10, 2016, 04:28:21 AM
I have not started to use the new client yet. Do I have to do anything else than just download the wallet?
there is a new wallet?
Yep, with fixed POS reward.
April 10, 2016, 04:27:49 AM
I have not started to use the new client yet. Do I have to do anything else than just download the wallet?
Save your wallet.dat
Install the new client, replace the new wallet.dat by your old one and synch your client
Thanks!
April 10, 2016, 04:23:59 AM
I have not started to use the new client yet. Do I have to do anything else than just download the wallet?
there is a new wallet?
April 10, 2016, 03:31:02 AM
I have not started to use the new client yet. Do I have to do anything else than just download the wallet?
April 09, 2016, 04:23:36 AM
Guys,
It came to my attention that CoinWallet.co has been hacked and is closing soon.
Please withdraw all your ENRG coins from CoinWallet.co before the May 1, 2016.
According to their announcement, there was a bug in their code that failed to block unsanitized user input submitted to their database. You guys can assume all passwords and usernames are already compromised.
Therefore, you are strongly advised to change passwords on any other websites where you use the same password and username as Coinwallet.co.
And it is always recommended to keep your coins in your own wallet instead of putting them on other websites. That's what crypto is all about, and you should "Be Our Own Bank".
Peter
Thanks for the info dev. It came to my attention that CoinWallet.co has been hacked and is closing soon.
Please withdraw all your ENRG coins from CoinWallet.co before the May 1, 2016.
According to their announcement, there was a bug in their code that failed to block unsanitized user input submitted to their database. You guys can assume all passwords and usernames are already compromised.
Therefore, you are strongly advised to change passwords on any other websites where you use the same password and username as Coinwallet.co.
And it is always recommended to keep your coins in your own wallet instead of putting them on other websites. That's what crypto is all about, and you should "Be Our Own Bank".
Peter
April 09, 2016, 04:16:43 AM
Guys,
It came to my attention that CoinWallet.co has been hacked and is closing soon.
Please withdraw all your ENRG coins from CoinWallet.co before the May 1, 2016.
According to their announcement, there was a bug in their code that failed to block unsanitized user input submitted to their database. You guys can assume all passwords and usernames are already compromised.
Therefore, you are strongly advised to change passwords on any other websites where you use the same password and username as Coinwallet.co.
And it is always recommended to keep your coins in your own wallet instead of putting them on other websites. That's what crypto is all about, and you should "Be Our Own Bank".
Peter
I have withdraw the ECF funds on that service, about 42k was stored there.It came to my attention that CoinWallet.co has been hacked and is closing soon.
Please withdraw all your ENRG coins from CoinWallet.co before the May 1, 2016.
According to their announcement, there was a bug in their code that failed to block unsanitized user input submitted to their database. You guys can assume all passwords and usernames are already compromised.
Therefore, you are strongly advised to change passwords on any other websites where you use the same password and username as Coinwallet.co.
And it is always recommended to keep your coins in your own wallet instead of putting them on other websites. That's what crypto is all about, and you should "Be Our Own Bank".
Peter
Their wallet shows about 60K ENRG remaining.
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/enrg/wallet.dws?14976.htm
April 09, 2016, 02:45:56 AM
Guys,
It came to my attention that CoinWallet.co has been hacked and is closing soon.
Please withdraw all your ENRG coins from CoinWallet.co before May 1, 2016.
According to their announcement, there was a bug in their code that failed to block unsanitized user input submitted to their database. You guys can assume all passwords and usernames are already compromised.
Therefore, you are strongly advised to change passwords on any other websites where you use the same password and username as Coinwallet.co.
And it is always recommended to keep your coins in your own wallet instead of putting them on other websites. That's what crypto is all about, and you should "Be Our Own Bank".
Peter
EDIT: link to CoinWallet.co is also removed in the OP.
It came to my attention that CoinWallet.co has been hacked and is closing soon.
Please withdraw all your ENRG coins from CoinWallet.co before May 1, 2016.
According to their announcement, there was a bug in their code that failed to block unsanitized user input submitted to their database. You guys can assume all passwords and usernames are already compromised.
Therefore, you are strongly advised to change passwords on any other websites where you use the same password and username as Coinwallet.co.
And it is always recommended to keep your coins in your own wallet instead of putting them on other websites. That's what crypto is all about, and you should "Be Our Own Bank".
Peter
EDIT: link to CoinWallet.co is also removed in the OP.
April 08, 2016, 01:31:15 PM
Hi Guys, not getting any connections to the Energycoin network? I have a rule in the firewall and I have the energy coin conf file with the nodes but still nothing?
I'm having the same issue.
EDIT: I put the conf file in the %appdata% folder and now it works fine
April 08, 2016, 01:10:46 PM
Hi Guys, not getting any connections to the Energycoin network? I have a rule in the firewall and I have the energy coin conf file with the nodes but still nothing?
April 08, 2016, 12:38:09 PM
Nice job Sardokan.
Hope that we will see more old members coming back.
For those old members who haven't loaded their ENRG wallet for a long time, please be advised to download the blockchain data from our Energycoin Bootstrap Server. This will help you to sync much faster.
And as Sardokan also pointed out, there are really lots of code improvements and security updates during this period, you guys can check all the details here: https://github.com/EnergyCoinProject/energycoin/blob/master/README.md
Peter
Hope that we will see more old members coming back.
For those old members who haven't loaded their ENRG wallet for a long time, please be advised to download the blockchain data from our Energycoin Bootstrap Server. This will help you to sync much faster.
And as Sardokan also pointed out, there are really lots of code improvements and security updates during this period, you guys can check all the details here: https://github.com/EnergyCoinProject/energycoin/blob/master/README.md
Peter
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