Topic: 🆗[ANN][OK] Okcash | ⚡Fast | LTSSposv3hybrid | Easy to use | Reliable | ROKOS ✅ - page 95. (Read 458900 times)

If you don’t believe me or don’t get it, I don’t have time to try to convince you, sorry. ~ Satoshi Nakamoto

To calculate the average earnings on your daily OK coins, you just need to multiply  the OK coins in your wallet x 0.054 % = daily average while 20% yearly

users with even 100 OK have already been gaining stakes on the discord staking pool bot, so it really depends on the user and how much they want it to grow daily on average.

There is a staking calculator getting built to help as a tool to the users, should be up later on, they always get announced in here and mainly over http://discord.me/cryptocurrency when released.

The name and ticker should have been different.

What is the minimum amount of coins for staking? Of course it works with one but will take ages. Is 100 ok, or 500, 50000 or more?

Is it any stake calculator that I can use?

original thread: http://okcashtalk.org/index.php/topic,1966.0.html



by CGB

original thread: http://okcashtalk.org/index.php/topic,1961.0.html
original post: https://medium.com/@OkcashNews/ok-dyor-community-dev-updates-4547a980fac1#.qmfnre6xc



Since 2014, the OkCash community has grown a lot. It grew in users and contributors/core members. With that being said, OK wants its community to know more about what is going on behind the desk. Our monthly news will include new projects, new updates, update on our tutorials and pretty much everything regarding our coin evolution.
This might be our first monthly article, but it’s far from being the very first article about OkCash made by its team. You can read the articles on medium at OkcashNews. These articles reflect the spirit of OkCash, the potential and what it really is and an easy way to understand it. There’s also a Christmas article about Bitcoin and OkCash up on medium, which talks about how cryptocurrencies can be a good Christmas gift for your friends and loved ones.



November has been a busy month. With the release of the ROKOS v7 Core that has been made on the 31st of October. You can read about what ROKOS is here. The wallet was also only available for Ubuntu 14, but Oktoshi worked hard to make it available for Ubuntu 16 as well. There was also a new wallet version released (4.0.0.3). With all these updates and with ROKOS v7 released, new tutorials have been recorded and typed to help everyone that encounters any problem with installer or compiling and building their wallets on windows, Ubuntu 14 and 16. Textual tutorials have also been made for ROKOS. Every tutorial can be found in our newly created OK Tutorials Library. Thanks to shbour for making the tutorials. French tutorials are on their way, along with Portuguese tutorials.



Demartini, one of our devs, created an Okcash Price Ticker for chrome. You can set which exchange you want it to look at. Have easy access to the block explorer, OK website and many more options. You have download and read about the Okcash Price Ticker here. Talking about OkCash website, oktoshi has set up a new website backup mirror for okcash.co and there was a design update on our forum website at okcashtalk.org. Also, an easy place to follow all halving date and approximate time of okcash has been created at http://okcashblockhalf.com. One of our dev/tech, greenbigfrog, have updated all the AUR packages and desktop files for the new okcash wallet and updates that have been made recently. There’s also a simple GitHub tutorial on how to call OkCash’s API using PHP, that was made by Oktoshi.



OkCash has been officially funded to be added to the Noble mobile wallet, make sure to update your Noble wallet to be the first ones to be able to have their OK on Noble. OK also made a video about OkCash to explain how useful it can be for businesses, how to accept OkCash and the benefits for everyday people. OK have been added to BTCpop exchange, which also allows you to stake your OK on their platform, so that you don’t have to run your own wallet at home, as well as trading and other things you can learn about over there. To help spread the word and to the world the OK message, the very first OK flyer has been created by @rnz. It is small, colorful and can easily catch your eye.
OK would also like to welcome and introduce you to our new head of “Free energy research department”. Kultus is a great man that has been studying many ways to make free electricity. His main project is the Atmo motor (Atmospheric motor), which consists of harvesting the electricity that is in the air 24/7 to run itself on. You can read more about his research here.


Our 2nd birthday, which happened on the 25th of November, that was announced on thunderclap was a great success. With more than 110 people that signed in and more than 650,000 people reached. During that event, our discord channel was flooded with activity. We met new interesting people and had a great time. There was an approximate 18,000 OK that was soaked and rained throughout the day. To celebrate our birthday, Bitcoindood had an interview with Oktoshi on a few things involving OkCash including side projects and some bits of future projects. I recommend you to have a look at it. OkCash has also been added to the revex cryptocurrency and exchange review website. You can have a look at our review and read a few feedbacks here.



The OK paper wallet has been officially released on the 6th of December 2016. All wallets can be found on the website Oktoshi has created exclusively for it. A tutorial about how to import your paper wallet private key to your online wallet will be made in the following weeks of this article. Also, CGB, also known as Crypto German Bro, started a contest valued at 10,000 OK for who will upload the best Christmas themed picture with their paper wallet. You can read the details on our forum.

See you on our next DYOR community dev update! Print out your OK paper wallets, give the best present to family and friends in an eternal gift like Okcash. Have an Happy Holidays for those who celebrates it and Happy new year.

Medium OkcashNews:
https://medium.com/@OkcashNews

ROKOS Website:
http://rokos.space/

OkCash website:
http://okcash.co

Backup Site:
http://okcashpro.github.io/okcash.co.website/

OK Price Ticker:
http://bit.ly/OkcashExtension

OK Halving Tracker:
http://okcashblockhalf.com

AUR Packages:
AUR Okcash-git (GUI) https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/okcash-git/
AUR Okcashd-git (daemon)https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/okcashd-git/

Noble Fundraising Website:
https://www.noblemovement.com/page-coin-additions.php

OkCash for your Business (Video):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xotMCXACeME

BTCpop:
https://btcpop.co

First OK Flyer:
http://okcashtalk.org/index.php/topic,1941.0.html

Kultus Main Webpage:
www.kultus.weebly.com/atmo-motor.html

OK Anniversary Thunderclap result:
https://www.thunderclap.it/projects/49851-join-okcash-s-2nd-year-party?locale=en

Interview from Bitcoindood with Oktoshi:
http://bitcoindood.com/bitcoin-blog/2016/11/25/interview-with-oktoshi-lead-dev-of-okcash/

Revex Review:
https://revex.co/okcash/

OK Paper Wallet:
https://okcashpro.github.io/okcash.paperwallets/

10,000 OK Contest Info:
http://okcashtalk.org/index.php/topic,1960.0.html

Wow, my kinda girl

Hey, thank you for the hint and telling here.  HIDING YOUR PRIVATE KEY IS IMPORTANT!
All promotion pictures are done with wallets that are not loaded.

Also the girl with the 2 pink OK wallets used empty ones for her Picture




But yes, ofcourse, HIDE YOUR PRIVATE KEY

That's really important!

I am seeing bunch of picture of paper wallets with visible private keys (some here, some on twitter). Adopt good practice and hide your private keys. The moment that private key becomes visible its no longer yours!!!!

Beautiful paper wallets, simply the best.

My hands may be small, but they are strong.  HODL!

original thread: http://okcashtalk.org/index.php/topic,1960.0.html

It's time for a little Xmas contest!


1. Choose your 3 favorite OK paperwallet designs (https://okcashpro.github.io/okcash.paperwallets/)
2. Generate addresses and print them (best experience with 3 addresses on 1 page)
3. Now take a pic of your wallets on Xmas tree or Xmas theme
4. Post them on http://okcashtalk.org/index.php/topic,1960.0.html with your OKCash address and receive 10 OKCash!
5. Be ready to reveal the winners and win on December 24th !


1. 5000 OKCash
2. 3000 OKCash
3. 2000 OKCash

original thread: http://okcashtalk.org/index.php/topic,1959.0.html

Okcash Cold Storage
New Paperwallets

One of the most popular options for keeping your Okcash safe is something called an OK paper wallet.
Here you will learn how to transfer all those digital coins into a physical paper form using just a printer.

https://okcashpro.github.io/okcash.paperwallets/



What is an OK paper wallet and why do I need one?

An Okcash wallet consists of two ‘keys’. The one you’ll already likely be familiar with is the public key, which is your wallet address and is how other people send OK coins to you.

The other part of your Okcash wallet is the private key. It is this that enables you to send OK to other people.

The combination of the recipient’s public key and your private key is what makes a cryptocurrency transaction possible.

It is important to understand that, if anyone else obtains the private key of your wallet,
they can withdraw your funds – this is why it’s absolutely essential that nobody else discovers it.

So, if you keep your coins in either an online wallet, or a hard-drive-based software wallet,
you are vulnerable to attacks by hackers or malware that can log your keystrokes.

Furthermore, a stolen PC or a hard-drive crash could also see you waving bye-bye to your digital treasure.

Used with care, a paper wallet can protect you from these possibilities.


What is an OK paper wallet?

A paper wallet is a document that contains copies of the public and private keys that make up a wallet.
Often it will have QR codes, so that you can quickly scan them and add the keys into a software wallet to make a transaction.

The benefit of a paper wallet is that the keys are not stored digitally anywhere,
and are therefore not subject to cyber-attacks or hardware failures.

The disadvantage of a paper wallet is that paper and ink can degrade,
and paper is relatively fragile – it’s definitely worth keeping well away from fire and water for obvious reasons.

Furthermore, if you lose a paper wallet, you’ll never be able to access the OK coins sent to its address.


How to create an Okcash paper wallet

Here are 10 steps needed to create an OK paper wallet:

    1.- To generate a new Okcash address, open https://okcashpro.github.io/okcash.paperwallets/ in your browser.

    2.- The site will create some randomness by moving your cursor around, you can also click the "generate" buttons.

    3.- You will be presented with your public and private keys and their respective QR codes. Do not scan these.

    4.- Click the ‘Paper wallet’ tab.

    5.- Select the number of addresses to generate.

    6.- If you don’t wish to keep the Okcash artwork, click the ‘Hide art?’ button.

    7.- Click the ‘Generate’ button to create new wallets.

    8.- Once the wallets are generated, click the ‘Print’ button to make a hard copy.

    9.- Your browser will ask you to select the printer you wish to use. In the case of Google Chrome, you may also save the page as a PDF file.

    10.- Make a note of the public addresses, or scan the public address QR code in your Okcash app and start depositing funds.

** As an extra security measure you can click on the bottom github icon and download the full site in a .zip file to generate your OK paper wallets locally or offline.

Reminder to check out often the giveaways thread

http://okcashtalk.org/index.php/board,6.0.html

original thread: http://okcashtalk.org/index.php/topic,1952.0.html

original thread: http://okcashtalk.org/index.php/topic,1951.0.html

New Okcash Reviews over Revex.co

https://revex.co/okcash/

  YEA BABY!!! 

OkCash has been added to REVEX.CO !

You can now write your opinions and experiences about OkCash at REVEX.CO/okcash

Welcome to RevEx OkCash!

From what I understood, NXTs PoS is forging. What I understand from forging is that it works like a lottery. The more coins you have the more chances you have to find the next block and get the reward. OKCash works a bit differently. While it depends on the amount of coins you have in your wallet that determine the frequency of which you will get rewarded coins, you will always get a fixed percentage at the end of the year (just like a bank offering a interest rate in your saving account).

Not sure if that helps. For more questions and answers, feel free to go have a look at our forum at: http://okcashtalk.org/index.php or have a live chat with the whole community on our discord channel at: https://discord.gg/XDSzT

Hello all! I'm just looking at OKCash, you guys do a great work here! But I'm curious do you have any description of your PoS scheme? some kind of whitepaper or something like this? I can't find any detailed information about internal mechanics(
How the stakeholders who generates blocks are selected? Is it something NXT-like? or maybe they are chosen randomly? How they are rewarded? How it works? Where can I find information about this?