Topic: [ANN][MZC][SHA-256] MAZACOIN *First Sovereign Currency* ANDROID WALLET AVAIL.!! - page 9. (Read 278477 times)

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It's also a unique coin in what it is setting out to do, no bells, whistles, dapps etc
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Owlhooter wrote "with the new version, if you haven't deleted your peers.dat file first we have noticed you may not find peers, but once that file is removed it will. Also, the location of the files have moved from the MazaCoin directory to a Maza directory as listed on the website. If you have not moved your wallet.dat file over it will not see the coins from the old location." https://www.reddit.com/r/mazacoin/comments/5giwm3/maza_coin_no_block_source_available/

http://mazacoin.thecoin.pw/network

136.243.217.171   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   Germany
47.186.86.232   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   United States
184.164.129.202   70002   Satoshi:0.9.0.1   United States
158.69.248.93   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   Canada
205.251.171.136   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   United States
93.115.28.30   70002   Satoshi:0.9.0.1   Republic of Lithuania
107.170.173.232   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   United States
93.234.119.124   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   Germany
204.12.238.18   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   United States
93.44.92.94   70002   Satoshi:0.9.0.1   Italy
37.187.88.140   70002   Satoshi:0.9.0.1   France
76.91.189.103   70002   Satoshi:0.9.0.1   United States
5.9.93.107   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   Germany
67.87.195.200   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   United States
63.155.195.92   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   United States
192.99.6.207   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   Canada
31.10.139.67   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   Switzerland
84.2.34.93   70002   Satoshi:0.9.0.1   Hungary
88.99.92.72   70002   Satoshi:0.9.0.1   Germany
85.214.23.49   70002   Satoshi:0.9.0.1   Germany
63.247.147.166   70002   Satoshi:0.9.0.1   United States
93.44.92.93   70002   Satoshi:0.9.0.1   Italy
24.37.43.158   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   Canada
104.45.230.117   70002   Satoshi:0.9.0.1   United States
109.81.214.39   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   Czechia
162.243.96.166   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   United States
46.127.57.167   70002   Satoshi:0.9.0.1   Switzerland
108.61.10.90   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   United States
158.69.126.193   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   Canada
173.212.202.33   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   Germany
192.99.0.112   70002   Satoshi:0.9.0.1   Canada
158.69.27.82   70002   Satoshi:0.9.0.1   Canada
173.208.211.58   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   United States
104.236.167.70   70002   Satoshi:0.9.0.1   United States
71.205.205.138   70002   Satoshi:0.9.0.1   United States
95.218.181.91   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   Saudi Arabia
69.64.35.244   70002   Lakota:0.10.2   United States

I was able to receive my coins it just took a while. I have supported this project for a while. I see that the supply increased to a billion. Sadly in the current cryptomainia people are ignoring this coin. Just a bitcoin clone with no cap.

It's better than a lot of other explorers on that site.

Earthcoin last block January 15 https://explorer.coinpayments.net/index.php?chain=10
Myriadcoin September 2016 https://explorer.coinpayments.net/index.php?chain=9
Omnicoin January 2017 https://explorer.coinpayments.net/index.php?chain=5

The explorer at http://mazacoin.thecoin.pw/ has the same block height as the MZC status at https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/CoinInfo/?coin=MZC&view=links

Also http://explorer.cryptoadhd.com:2750/chain/Mazacoin is at the right height

Sent Cryptopia the new explorer. Mazacoin has a lot more 'independent' websites than most coins, people that just made their own website to support the coin, but most of the websites do not have any traffic, working explorer etc. At some point crypto will pick up and Mazacoin will probably do well. It has to adapt though. Having its own exchange website, a page where people can exchange other currencies directly for Mazacoin might be necessary to keep the coin viable.

Also PEOPLE NEED TO VERIFY WITHDRAWALS FROM BITTREX.

Some people, including me, have 'withdrawn' coins from Bittrex, the transaction id shows on their withdrawal page, everything looks right, but the coins were never sent. On a previous coin they delisted I sent them numerous emails telling them their supposed transaction was not in the chain and they ignored me. Nothing much you can do when an exchange does that. A few people will probably lose their Mazacoin withdrawals from Bittrex and never even know it because they did not verify the transaction on an explorer or wallet.

It's better than a lot of other explorers on that site.

Earthcoin last block January 15 https://explorer.coinpayments.net/index.php?chain=10
Myriadcoin September 2016 https://explorer.coinpayments.net/index.php?chain=9
Omnicoin January 2017 https://explorer.coinpayments.net/index.php?chain=5

The explorer at http://mazacoin.thecoin.pw/ has the same block height as the MZC status at https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/CoinInfo/?coin=MZC&view=links

Also http://explorer.cryptoadhd.com:2750/chain/Mazacoin is at the right height

Sent Cryptopia the new explorer. Mazacoin has a lot more 'independent' websites than most coins, people that just made their own website to support the coin, but most of the websites do not have any traffic, working explorer etc. At some point crypto will pick up and Mazacoin will probably do well. It has to adapt though. Having its own exchange website, a page where people can exchange other currencies directly for Mazacoin might be necessary to keep the coin viable.

Also PEOPLE NEED TO VERIFY WITHDRAWALS FROM BITTREX.

Some people, including me, have 'withdrawn' coins from Bittrex, the transaction id shows on their withdrawal page, everything looks right, but the coins were never sent. On a previous coin they delisted I sent them numerous emails telling them their supposed transaction was not in the chain and they ignored me. Nothing much you can do when an exchange does that. A few people will probably lose their Mazacoin withdrawals from Bittrex and never even know it because they did not verify the transaction on an explorer or wallet.

Is this explorer even accurate?!?!

https://explorer.coinpayments.net/index.php?chain=11

It's showing the last transaction being 6 days ago.

I just tried to send some MZC from Bittrex to Cryptopia.

Can someone share nodes? I downloaded the wallet from the site but no nodes were found. I'm trying to withdraw coins from Bittrex to my wallet.

YES I WAS PUMPING MAZACOIN ON BITTREX SLACK DURING THE STANDING ROCK BECAUSE THE MAZACOIN DEV WAS THERE THE ONLY CRYPTOCOIN DEV THERE AT ALL!!===> SO WHAT DO I GET? =AND THEY TREATED ME LIKE REALLY DISRESPECTFULLY !!! THEN BITTREX TRIED TO DOX ME!!! TELL ME TO SEND IN MY GOVERNMENT I.D& SELFIE !!! WTFFF===> BITTREX IS ALL WRONG!!! THEY STOLE MY BITCOIN AND MAZACOINS AND I WANT THEM BACK NOW !! CALL THE SEC AND REPORT BITTREX TO THE COPS IMHO. :\    = CRYPTSY 2.0

Bittrex is looking exactly like cryptsy right before they folded, something not good is going on behind the scenes at Bittrex.

It looks like Mazacoin just got lucky.

Anyway Cryptopia is looking better.

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Longterm, a good solution would be for anybody to make an exchange denominated in MZC. Cryptopia took dotcoin and turned it into a coin almost as big as Maza just by making it their exchange currency. If somebody built a Mazacoin exchange to trade other currencies MZC would be powerful.

If somebody is interested in doing that, speak up if you need help.

^because bittrex hates freedom and what bitcoin fundamentally stands for anonymous payment systems especially ones like mazacoin are a threat to their whole operation ! :\ fuck you bittrex go to hell :-D 

Good news people.

Bittrex is delisting Mazacoin.

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one of the most sinister crimes in American history. In 2012, when I first visited the Osage Nation Museum, its then-director, Kathryn Red Corn, told me about this mysterious and deadly plot. I was shocked that I had never learned about it in school or read about it in books, and over the next several years I began to try to uncover the depths of the wrongdoing.

Turley told me that when he was young he had heard about the killings from elder members of the tribe. "Every Osage knows about the murders," he said. He learned that the Osage once laid claim to much of the Midwest (Thomas Jefferson described them as a "great nation"), but like so many American Indians, they were gradually forced off their ancestral lands. They were driven into Kansas in 1825 and were relocated during the 1870s to the reservation in northeast Oklahoma. By then, their population had dwindled to a few thousand because of massacres and disease and starvation. Although the new reservation was bigger than the state of Delaware, the land was rocky and presumed worthless.

Several years later, an Osage Indian pointed out to a white trader a rainbow sheen on the surface of a creek. It was oil. The reservation, it turned out, was sitting above some of the largest deposits of petroleum then known in America, and to extract that oil, prospectors had to pay the Osage for leases and royalties. In 1906, the tribe granted each of its 2,000 or so registered members a headright, essentially a share in the mineral trust. In 1923 alone, the tribe collected what would today amount to more than $400 million—the New York Times deemed them the wealthiest people per capita in the world. Belying long-standing stereotypes, they lived in mansions and had white servants and rode in chauffeured cars. "Lo and behold!" exclaimed the Outlook, a New York City magazine. "The Indian, instead of starving to death…enjoys a steady income that turns bankers green with envy."

Then, one by one, the Osage with headrights began to be murdered off. During what became known as the Osage Reign of Terror, there were poisonings, shootings, and even a bombing. Several of those who tried to catch the killers were themselves killed, including one attorney who was thrown from a speeding train. As the death toll reached more than two dozen, the Justice Department's Bureau of Investigation—later renamed the Federal Bureau of Investigation—took up the case. It became one of the FBI's first major homicide investigations. But for two years, the bureau bungled the case, failing to make any arrests.

Fearing a scandal, the bureau's new director, J. Edgar Hoover, turned to an old frontier lawman named Tom White, who assembled a team of undercover operatives, including an American Indian agent. In 1926, they captured one of the criminal masterminds—a prominent white settler who had orchestrated an intricate plot to steal the Osage's headrights and fortune. But, as I discovered from my research, the extent of the killings was far greater than the bureau ever exposed, and there were scores, perhaps hundreds, of murders that went unsolved. The perpetrators absconded with much of the Osage's fortune, which was further diminished by the Great Depression and the depletion of oil reserves.

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once in a while the tx broadcast isn't heard by the network ...

  i helped a fellow just the other day in some other thread retrieve some coin, should work for you too, look  here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18510514

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once in a while the tx broadcast isn't heard by the network ...

  i helped a fellow just the other day in some other thread retrieve some coin, should work for you too, look  here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18510514

I need some help ...


WHERE IS MY MILLION ?

I have sent 5MZC from my old local wallet to my new local wallet for testing, it worked.
Two weeks later I did the same with 1000000MZC....never arrived, zero confirmations....



old wallet: MAZAcoin 0.9.0.1, QT 4.8.5
new wallet: MAZA Core 0.10.2.0 QT 5.2.1

Status: 10792 confirmations
Date: 26.03.2017 14:52
To: NewWallet MTXcXmRuSTjuqC84dZ3aDLAWvau31hxMtX
Debit: -5.00 MZC
Net amount: -5.00 MZC
Transaction ID: 4a0951803ccea33974e91d1564fa2473abedf9fd49ebf8727eba2dca06ca88d7


Status: 0/unconfirmed
Date: 08.04.2017 15:59
To: NewWallet MTXcXmRuSTjuqC84dZ3aDLAWvau31hxMtX
Debit: -1163800.34747568 MZC
Net amount: -1163800.34747568 MZC
Transaction ID: 681b468273447042ed4c0f8ba74376ed57b7af64b31ddedaeac0d815e6ea3958



.....do you have any idea what's wrong?

Thanks in advance ;-)