Thanks, May I also know if the wallet has an auto unlock feature so that I do not have to unlock it again every time I boot my PC?
No Crypto wallet that I know of have this automatic unlock feature...
Topic: [ANN][PSB] Pesobit, the currency for remittances and international cooperation - page 53. (Read 208468 times)
February 15, 2017, 11:21:15 PM
Thanks, May I also know if the wallet has an auto unlock feature so that I do not have to unlock it again every time I boot my PC?
No Crypto wallet that I know of have this automatic unlock feature...
February 15, 2017, 09:13:53 AM
Good day, I just wanna know how can I stake using desktop wallet even if its encrypted. thanks.
If your Desktop wallet is not encrypted, then you are staking by default.
If you have added a password to your wallet (which is the safest thing to do), then you can temporarily un-encrypt it just for staking.
Go to Settings --> Unlock wallet, check the "For staking only" option, enter your password then ok
The padlock at the bottom should now show as unlocked, and staking will start.
Thanks, May I also know if the wallet has an auto unlock feature so that I do not have to unlock it again every time I boot my PC?
February 15, 2017, 07:31:07 AM
How is Pesobit going to adapt to new regulation on Crypto in Philippine, because I know Philippine is another huge remitance market and I know Pesobit business model is centre on remitance market
Good question mate and lets wait for the dev to give us some hints about their plans in order to make this coin very useful for all pilipinos and other people who also have business around the philippines. 
February 15, 2017, 02:14:30 AM
How is Pesobit going to adapt to new regulation on Crypto in Philippine, because I know Philippine is another huge remitance market and I know Pesobit business model is centre on remitance market
February 15, 2017, 01:35:13 AM
When you think about it Pesobit is really several business models in one. It's like having Fiverr, Ebay and Paypal... all under the same umbrella. This is some serious shit. Getting ready to go all in on this coin. Go Philippines:)
Yes this is exactly what I see and how I feel about Pesobit! Lots of potential...
February 14, 2017, 11:59:54 PM
Hello, where can I buy PSB? Which exchange?
For me it's best to buy at c-cex.com as of the moment. Please try checking the site and check their rates.
February 14, 2017, 11:46:37 PM
When you think about it Pesobit is really several business models in one. It's like having Fiverr, Ebay, Paypal and Western union all under the same umbrella. This is some serious shit. Getting ready to go all in on this coin. Go Philippines:)
February 14, 2017, 09:29:39 PM
Hello, where can I buy PSB? Which exchange?
You can buy Pesobit at C-CEx February 14, 2017, 09:27:16 PM
Hello, where can I buy PSB? Which exchange?
February 14, 2017, 09:04:07 PM
Good day, I just wanna know what was happened to PSB Faucets? are they in maintenance? because I can't cash out my psb balance and I saw the server balance is zero.
February 14, 2017, 01:56:18 PM
This indeed have a great impact on the economy of pesobit, the inflation of the currency to 150% in just some months, but well eventually this event will be forgotten but it would be good for Pesobit team to update its community regarding the case since they have presented here that they have traces of the culprit and if in case they are able to recover those coins, it will give the PSB team a good reputation in my opinion.
They have strong info regarding the illicit transactions; I don't think it would help to post updates about it as the authorities are building the case.
Easiest thing would be that the people who did this come forward privately and send back to Lutzow the stolen coins. in the new blockchain, before the Police knocks on their door - if they wait for the Police, it will be too late to avoid some jail time.
February 14, 2017, 01:21:29 PM
With the 32 million coins currently in circulation, how many are actually on the new blockchain? Is it safe to assume that the hacked 10million are unusable and we only have 22 million psb's in the new blockchain?
32 million is actually on the new blockchain. The hacked 10 million as far as I know was sold in exchanges that is the reason why PSB team decided to add 10 million to the new chain. The take into consideration the expenses of people who bought those illegal coins. Luckily they have some traces of this guys. So probably they will recover those 10m PSB and eventually burn them.
10 million PSB is a big amount. That is like 35.2 BTC at current price of 352 sats = around 35K USD = 1.75 million PHP. Huge amount of money.
How are the devs in recovering this amount? It was mentioned there was traces of the guys who did it but have not seen any update on it.
its their coin what do you care about? give the money to someone who owns them, the money belongs to them if somehow PSB grow, i wouldn't be surprise if they will ones again edit the chain and stole again and again. and yet again none of these users are going to complain. i don't think all of them are all shills, are they?
This indeed have a great impact on the economy of pesobit, the inflation of the currency to 150% in just some months, but well eventually this event will be forgotten but it would be good for Pesobit team to update its community regarding the case since they have presented here that they have traces of the culprit and if in case they are able to recover those coins, it will give the PSB team a good reputation in my opinion.
February 14, 2017, 11:10:23 AM
With the 32 million coins currently in circulation, how many are actually on the new blockchain? Is it safe to assume that the hacked 10million are unusable and we only have 22 million psb's in the new blockchain?
32 million is actually on the new blockchain. The hacked 10 million as far as I know was sold in exchanges that is the reason why PSB team decided to add 10 million to the new chain. The take into consideration the expenses of people who bought those illegal coins. Luckily they have some traces of this guys. So probably they will recover those 10m PSB and eventually burn them.
10 million PSB is a big amount. That is like 35.2 BTC at current price of 352 sats = around 35K USD = 1.75 million PHP. Huge amount of money.
How are the devs in recovering this amount? It was mentioned there was traces of the guys who did it but have not seen any update on it.
its their coin what do you care about? give the money to someone who owns them, the money belongs to them if somehow PSB grow, i wouldn't be surprise if they will ones again edit the chain and stole again and again. and yet again none of these users are going to complain. i don't think all of them are all shills, are they?
February 14, 2017, 09:41:54 AM
Some of the drafted specifications of the Pesobit Freelancing website.
1) The site will use US Dollars as price reference but uses Pesobit for actual transfer.
2) Users will enter their Pesobit receiving address in their profile. The site won't have Online Wallet capability.
3) The Pesobit rate to be listed at the top of the site will be in US Dollar value and in Bitcoin value.
4) There will be Notifications, Messaging and Feedback section.
5) Together with the Marketplace and the Online Wallet, this can be used free of charge.
1) The site will use US Dollars as price reference but uses Pesobit for actual transfer.
2) Users will enter their Pesobit receiving address in their profile. The site won't have Online Wallet capability.
3) The Pesobit rate to be listed at the top of the site will be in US Dollar value and in Bitcoin value.
4) There will be Notifications, Messaging and Feedback section.
5) Together with the Marketplace and the Online Wallet, this can be used free of charge.
February 14, 2017, 12:33:34 AM
Good day, I just wanna know how can I stake using desktop wallet even if its encrypted. thanks.
If your Desktop wallet is not encrypted, then you are staking by default.
If you have added a password to your wallet (which is the safest thing to do), then you can temporarily un-encrypt it just for staking.
Go to Settings --> Unlock wallet, check the "For staking only" option, enter your password then ok
The padlock at the bottom should now show as unlocked, and staking will start.
February 14, 2017, 12:19:08 AM
Good day, I just wanna know how can I stake using desktop wallet even if its encrypted. thanks.
February 14, 2017, 12:16:24 AM
Good day Pesobit team
I have 40k pesobit coin in my wallet and its been 5 days already and I unlocked it for staking. but what makes me wonder is the network weight and the days remaining for me to get my stake (47,678 days) as of this writing. Is this normal?
Regards
bitdragon2016
I have 40k pesobit coin in my wallet and its been 5 days already and I unlocked it for staking. but what makes me wonder is the network weight and the days remaining for me to get my stake (47,678 days) as of this writing. Is this normal?
Regards
bitdragon2016
With PoSP, network weight and time to stake have become irrelevant numbers; they should be removed from the next version of Pesobit wallet
February 13, 2017, 09:50:57 PM
Good day Pesobit team
I have 40k pesobit coin in my wallet and its been 5 days already and I unlocked it for staking. but what makes me wonder is the network weight and the days remaining for me to get my stake (47,678 days) as of this writing. Is this normal?
Regards
bitdragon2016
I have 40k pesobit coin in my wallet and its been 5 days already and I unlocked it for staking. but what makes me wonder is the network weight and the days remaining for me to get my stake (47,678 days) as of this writing. Is this normal?
Regards
bitdragon2016
February 13, 2017, 04:18:04 PM
With the 32 million coins currently in circulation, how many are actually on the new blockchain? Is it safe to assume that the hacked 10million are unusable and we only have 22 million psb's in the new blockchain?
32 million is actually on the new blockchain. The hacked 10 million as far as I know was sold in exchanges that is the reason why PSB team decided to add 10 million to the new chain. The take into consideration the expenses of people who bought those illegal coins. Luckily they have some traces of this guys. So probably they will recover those 10m PSB and eventually burn them.
10 million PSB is a big amount. That is like 35.2 BTC at current price of 352 sats = around 35K USD = 1.75 million PHP. Huge amount of money.
How are the devs in recovering this amount? It was mentioned there was traces of the guys who did it but have not seen any update on it.
February 12, 2017, 05:48:16 PM
Is c-cex.com on the new chain? I send some PSB from desktop wallet and they don't show up and I get an unusual TX ID of 0965168035ee9e04bc3ab82b2181553aabdbdad0564b3ece3c9e92ff5e75a33e5fa9bf9772b1ad0 3a9d99376d9483529e43dd7a3a0a04b12c8aaad7ce53c0b65
This has happened to me before the fork, and I had thought that I had entered the wrong receiving address then. Now I am wondering if there is an issue with the desktop wallet.
This has happened to me before the fork, and I had thought that I had entered the wrong receiving address then. Now I am wondering if there is an issue with the desktop wallet.
Yes they're already on the new chain. That TXID is not in the blockchain on either chains as well. Can you try to issue a repairwallet command in your Desktop wallet. It is over at Help -> Debug -> Console then type in checkwallet then repairwallet commands.
You can PM me the screenshot as well.
THanks
Sorry my bad, I'm using the online web wallet, not the desktop wallet. I must have had a brainfart when posting....
EDIT: today I check the online web wallet and my TX ID changed to match other TX IDs format and the TX went through. Not sure what happened but happy it went through :-)
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