Topic: [ANN][GB] $ GreenBacks $ ~ A Complete Currency & Infrastructure ~ (Read 224627 times)

Unfortunately, my attempts to synchronize with the network ended in nothing  
But I will try to do it in the future if you are still here  

stop by TALK to see if they can help boost GB network numbers

Since there is a nasty echo from the past in this forum ....

Situation (sept 2018)

Latest Greenbacks Cryptocurrency Windows wallet, filename: gbv25.rar
***   http://www.filedropper.com/gbv25   ***
MD5 checksum should read: da490983f95ee41f2221bf39897a7aa7

Source can be found on GitHub: https://github.com/greenbackscurrency/greenbacks

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addnode=5.255.67.111
addnode=74.118.157.130
addnode=82.161.218.8
addnode=185.111.72.197
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Need a workaround for a slow, large and unworkable wallet / client?
Read https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.44341186

I like it because it's new technology, creating a successful infrastructure, and continue to improve/adapt as cryptocurrency move forward. I hope the project will become a global currency that can be used to make purchases for anything anywhere.

I hope you succeeded in installing this wallet and restoring your wallet again. I noticed a new node so I was wondering how things are getting along. Any luck yet?


Situation (sept 2018)

Latest Greenbacks Cryptocurrency Windows wallet, filename: gbv25.rar
***   http://www.filedropper.com/gbv25   ***
MD5 checksum should read: da490983f95ee41f2221bf39897a7aa7

Source can be found on GitHub: https://github.com/greenbackscurrency/greenbacks

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addnode=5.255.67.111
addnode=74.118.157.130
addnode=82.161.218.8
addnode=185.111.72.197
--------------------------------------

Need a workaround for a slow, large and unworkable wallet / client?
Read https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.44341186

Hey. Tell me please, what happened to the project? Will there be any continuation of this project? Or is that all, has it completely ended already?

Some irony is completely justified 
I apologize if I brought you some inconvenience.
Unfortunately my GUI wallet was removed and I was not going to remember this project.
But now I hope for positive changes 

Well, your waiting is hereby rewarded .... finally  

Apologies for keeping you waiting.

Could you please try: http://www.filedropper.com/gbv25
Latest known Greenbacks Cryptocurrency Windows wallet, original filename: gbv25.rar
MD5 checksum should be: da490983f95ee41f2221bf39897a7aa7

Thank you for your help.

I'll be glad if this link helps https://github.com/greenbackscurrency/greenbacks

I'm still waiting 

If you guys get the network working, let me know and I'll check the Cryptsy wallet to see how many coins it contains!

Can you please tell us what happened to this project? I used to like him very much. Will there be a continuation?

Greenback staking, huge wallet, non-responsive and unworkable client.

If you've got a GB wallet staking you will inevitably end up with a functional but completely non-responsive and unworkable client/wallet. Such a wallet will be staking fine though! But even unlocking the wallet for staking will be killing. There is a workaround!

First of all when your wallet hits more than 100k transactions you will experience serious slowing. From there on and especially above 200k transactions your wallet will be impossible to handle. I guess the amount of transactions logged in the wallet.dat and the monstrous size (100 ... 200+ mb) are the cause. A running wallet will keep staking well though, so behind the surface it does it's job properly! 

A first step to progress is made by transferring your data directory to an SSD (USB) drive. This will increase disk access and transfer enormously. Change the shortcut / batch file that starts up the GB wallet to: greenbacks.exe -datadir="A:\directory\of-choise". Using a network drive as data directory is a bad practice.

Make a BACKUP copy of the entire data directory regularly!!
Do NOT make a backup while the client is running: you might corrupt your wallet file.
- wallet.dat -> obvious
- debug.log -> if too large: rename for backup and a new file will be generated at startup
- blk0001.dat -> blockchain
- txleveldb -> block database which CAN be rebuild but it takes AGES! backup well!
- db.log -> tell you if you have database problems. This file should stay empty.

To regain access the trick is to have a synchronized wallet, keep it running while you disable networking. Your wallet will stay synchronized but it will stop staking and after some time [0 ... 30 min(!)] your interface will be fully responsive and workable again! You can now lock/unlock, properly shutdown and make a backup (!), enter new addresses and do your thing, but especially schedule transactions! Once you have finished your business you can enable networking again and after some time business will be as usual and you will see your transactions being processed.

IT DOESN'T HURT TO MAKE A BACKUP OF YOUR WALLET.DAT *** BEFORE *** THE TRANSACTIONS ARE ENCLOSED IN YOUR WALLET !!!

Unfortunately it isn't possible to clean out or reorganize the wallet.dat file. The only way to go on with GB - Greenbacks is to set up a new node, create new addresses and step by step transfer your coins from the old wallet to your the new wallet on your new node. Adding the new addresses to your old node's address book makes your life easier. The step-by-step process handles two things: it spreads the risk of losing coins, and there are more fragments to stake on, so staking will pick much faster. Transferring coins out of your old wallet (automatic coin selection!) will make your old wallet faster!

A new node can be created by copying the old node, dispose of wallet.dat, debug and db.log and start. So you don't have to sync your wallet from scratch over the network. Saves lots of time. If you want to restore an old wallet, copy it in now and re-scan.

This network gives signs of life.
Dont you want to run your own node instead of selling keys?
I would prefer the first option.

Do it. And the network will increase by one node.
I'll run  
I see this as a good idea. Prove that nothing is lost without a trace 

Network is growing. Haven't got space on the web to post a windows wallet but I have the original latest archive available.
I will try to find a place and share it.

In the meanwhile (19 July 2018) ....

addnode=5.255.67.111
addnode=74.118.157.130
addnode=82.161.218.8
addnode=185.111.72.197

Are there people experiencing problems with their wallet (slow, extremely slow, almost inoperable)? I may have a workaround.

I will observe the second coming with pleasure.
Once upon a time I was a supporter of this coin but Craptsy spoiled everything.
I will try to run the node  
P.S. Any link to win wallet please.

Not entirely true. I had one node running but something got damaged after a power outage. The block explorer disappeared before that.
Recently repaired the mess and ... hey! There was another node and my wallet synchronised again. Now and then there are 3 or 4 nodes up!

Most stable (and always there):

addnode=5.255.67.111:12733

Maybe we can get some life in this coin after the post-Cryptsy-mess.

I was wondering if it was the same