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Cryptopia has been around for about 2~3 years. It is a New Zealand based exchange that has a solid, full time crew. It is a registered business that offers stock options and term deposits...as for the exchange itself, they have trading, arbitrage, pool mining and a market place.
***Disclaimer*** I do not have shares in Cryptopia
Unknown exchange with troubled CEO. He was invited into a car of a street thug, laughed at and punched by that thug to the extent that he was nearly taken off life in a result of receiving punches from strong thug. I don't imagine a scenario in which listing on that exchange will commit to advancing ur ecosystem.
Been talking with cryptopia.co.nz admin about lisitng GREENCOIN. THey had it up before the PoW > PoS shift and are willing to consider it again. As they have moved towards a commercially sustainable venture, to list a coin now costs 500000DOT which at current prices is BTC0.2
If people are interested in chipping in to crowd source the necessary funds, pls leave a msg via this thread, pm directly or look at grcoin slack discussions.
Ideally, if we can scrap together the crowd funding, we could be listed in mid~late Jan.
Sounds good, It does appear to be more stable now, good work. I do have a question though My staking is only about 0.02% of my coins at any given time. Is that normal?
the "spendable" are staking too, I was never entirely sure what the "staking" really meant... someone else may know??
Read through your source code or have someone dependable do so and report back your Staking information.
Some relevant sections for you, pulled from https://github.com/greencoin-dev/GreenCoinV2/blob/master/src/wallet.cpp can be found below. Repository could use a bit of cleaning, lot of references to other PoS style coins that resulted from the original fork. I'll do some pull requests later today if I have a few minutes.
Also in the header you mention the following method for unlocking your wallet for staking. May be easier to note they can just do Settings -> Unlock Wallet -> Type in password and leave the "For staking only" flag unchecked.
Now when you want to stake, open your wallet and leave it open. In the console type: walletpassphrase *time is in seconds. Just put in something big like 10000000. *the final Boolean is for staking only (true/false), so when true, your wallet will be open and staking, but all of the other functions like sending coins are still locked. Ctrl-L clears the screen so your password isn't visible.
Sounds good, It does appear to be more stable now, good work. I do have a question though My staking is only about 0.02% of my coins at any given time. Is that normal?
the "spendable" are staking too, I was never entirely sure what the "staking" really meant... someone else may know??
Sounds good, It does appear to be more stable now, good work. I do have a question though My staking is only about 0.02% of my coins at any given time. Is that normal?
The coin's software protocol was updated earlier this month and a windows wallet was recently created. It didn't require a fork, however, the more folks running the new version of the protocol the better.
WALLET UPDATE (windows only, so far, and source code of course, if you compile these things yourself).
On the OP I updated the windows wallet link but deleted the mac wallet for now, until a new one is compiled.
An android wallet will be better. These days more than 60% of the traffic is via mobile devices.
this is a good idea; could get a bounty going for this
The coin's software protocol was updated earlier this month and a windows wallet was recently created. It didn't require a fork, however, the more folks running the new version of the protocol the better.
WALLET UPDATE (windows only, so far, and source code of course, if you compile these things yourself).
On the OP I updated the windows wallet link but deleted the mac wallet for now, until a new one is compiled.
An android wallet will be better. These days more than 60% of the traffic is via mobile devices.
The coin's software protocol was updated earlier this month and a windows wallet was recently created. It didn't require a fork, however, the more folks running the new version of the protocol the better.
WALLET UPDATE (windows only, so far, and source code of course, if you compile these things yourself).
On the OP I updated the windows wallet link but deleted the mac wallet for now, until a new one is compiled.