Topic: [ANN][NYC] NEW YORK COIN at 2017 MACY'S THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE IN NYC! - page 127. (Read 141525 times)

I am sure with the community and people now pushing behind the coin and updating and creating
new software wallets, addition of Coinomi and the new NYC center along with future releases the
coin will be getting some serious attention this spring/summer.

Both sites are here for the promotion and adoption of NYC, either one you wish to use then go ahead.

The http://newyorkcoin.net/ is owned and operated by Charlie how has been with the coin since day one.
The https://nycoin.community/  is becoming a huge group of community members that are also promoting NYC.

The original site has been around longer then the community one, both are pushing for mass adoption and usage.
The coin is meant to be used on a daily basis for fast purchase items (due to fast 30 sec confirmations) and not
like BTC, ETH or others with long taking confirmation times and large fees and seems to solve these issues.

The more people we have behind the coin, even if moving in different areas but the overall same direction will
benefit all the NYC supporters in the long run.

Hey..

Ripple 0.6-1-2-3$

Nyc 1 sat???   Why?

I don't fully understand why do we have 2 websites?

https://nycoin.community/ seems to be ahead, it supports https and has meta description + keywords filled and is also linked from CMC.

But http://newyorkcoin.net/ is much higher in google search results and supports more languages. So why do we run both?

Wouldn't be better to have just 1 site which has all?

New pools are welcome.
 This is positive for the coin and the community.
 But once again we remind on behalf of the community of the NYC that the commission is unacceptable if you want to offer help to the NYC coin community.
For example, one of the main official pools http://nyc.mypool.club/index.php without FEE is just a voluntary donate.
The miners themselves make voluntary donations of this enough for hosting and maintenance. The pool was updated twice a year in software. Now it optimally and automatically sets tasks in complexity (not manually) for miners with ASIC and with less powerful equipment.
A very big plus.
Plus, protection from DDOS and many other software solutions for the optimal operation of NYC miners.

Whereby? Supports and donate.

 And again a new pool and with%. What for? Do not you believe in coin and support? Remove the FEE and people will believe you.

NEWYORKCOIN MINING POOL FAST AND STABLE, PAYOUT ALL 8 MIN, less Orphanblocks
https://newyorkcoin.mastermining.net/index.php?page=statistics&action=pool

PROP  PAYOUT
FAST REGISTRATION
FAST FIND BLOCKS
FAST PAYOUTS = HAPPY MINER

POOL FEE 1.25%Fee
and we have much less Orphanblocks then other pools

THE NEW YORK COIN CENTER
167 Mott Street
New York, N.Y. 10013

Drop in and MEET NYC!

If you are not a dev working on code AND WANT TO HELP VALUE OF NYC, get more merchant acceptance! Make some stickers and get the business to post it on their front door, download Coinomi wallet, print out QR code and laminate on their counter/register/tables/etc. I will add their business info to newyorkcoin.net to get their business additional exposure and owner receives 100,000 NYC free! Max supply or circulating coins is not the problem. Awareness is the problem! GO OUTSIDE AND TALK TO BUSINESSES IN YOUR AREA. Merchant acceptance is the key to making NYC real. Will YOU help NYC?...

Lets handle this sooner than later, NYC is ready to explode.  I have no doubt vendors will be frustrated, as well as customers trying to figure out why they paid 10k NYC for a side of ranch... Inflation is running away. Lets first figure out how many NYC is still in existence by some means.  Stake campaign has to go down.. What do I mean by stake?  Stake your wallet your coins within a given period, the rest falls off.  Then we need to look at a hard cap, but already mentioned is problematic.  Like one said earlier as long as we have single people owning billions of coins the price will not move.  We need at least 100:1 split in the future.  I know I know this will make people angry...It sucks but a serious correction has to be made.  So much progress is being made, I think everyone is so thrilled but in reality if these things are not handled NYC really has a struggle. In your meetings I know this has been discussed a billion times.  I'm just trying to wrap my head around this,  if a few people own a billion NYC, if it reached a dollar they would be billionaires,  at the same token if NYC was to compete with Bitcoin and reach thousands they would be the richest person in the world on paper no? Worth trillions.  You see people are worth trillions is many countries but that currency has inflation problems, and I guess they pay 200k for a burger, lugging around cash in a wheel barrel to pay for bread.  NYC team you know this, the traders know this.. handle this soon, else I fear all your good deeds will go to waste.  I hope someone can put me in my place, and explain this is not the case.  I'm all ears.. I want NYC to succeed.  We are talking Global Scale here... So I'm out of my realm.

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NYC NOW ACCEPTED at another business in New York City! Welcome Centre Finest Deli to the growing NewYorkCoin family. Many many more businesses to come!

http://newyorkcoin.net/#real

Matlos it is something the dev team is worried about and we are actively looking into implementing a solution. If we put a hard cap on the max supply then the miners will have to be incentivised somehow and that generally means much higher fees on every transaction.

Aren't you guys worried about this? It is going to be hard for NYC price to go up if the supply will keep growing, isn't it?
I'm afraid this will be causing strong inflation.

VICEX LOL.....


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The MrRex version is definitely a step up from the original wallet and performs a bit quicker. It also uses QT 5 instead of QT 4, which is in the original wallet and the last update we did.

We started our updates with the original code base at https://github.com/nycoin/nycoin as that was still being linked on newyorkcoin.net as is the original wallet. We stripped out the mining features and prettied it up a bit and used more updated libraries for the build. We also re-worked the test suite so that it was no longer using old bitcoin values for the tests, this included adding actual NewYorkCoin block hashes for the checkpoints. Version 1.1.2.2 represents the updated code base and upgrading to openssl 1.0.2n.

We have since been auditing the code base and have moved to the MrRex version of the core code and wallet. We will be putting out an update in the near future (hopefully this week but things are crazy) which will bring it on par with the 1.1 MrRex version with the exception of, again, updated test code (MrRex is still using litecoin values) as well as the newer version of openssl (1.0.2 lts release) and a working qr code generator that is compatible with coinomi (there was a slight change in the identifier value). The newest version (which will be 1.2 from our updates) will also auto-generate the config file with the latest nodes.

We also have been working to make sure that there are no potential issues between this code base and the older code that could lead to problems further down the line.

Also, work continues on the Electrum wallet. We have a test version working right now but there are still a few things to be done before we release it into the wild and onto the mainnet.

Actually, now that you mention it, if you are using the wallet from the MrRex era, it does have coin control and the last update would be a step back from that with the exception of the use of openssl 1.0.2n which the last update includes. Also of note is the reduction of the minimum fee from 1 NYC to 0.1 NYC. The next wallet update will bring us on par with the MrRex wallet (though we're still only talking 2015, an improvement though) so it will include coin control as well as updated checkpoints and with any luck a further reduction in the minimum fee.


EDIT: also it looks like I made a typo in my previous post, I meant 2014, not 2004.

What wallet were you using for 1.1? The updated beta is basically the same code except for the removal of the deprecated alert system and mining. Neither the old nor the new updated beta has coin control. And as far as the logo goes it's the community logo, not a dev logo. Dev's don't do logos, we do code, something that hadn't been touched since 2004.

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