How do we know what block bittrex is on? That might be a good thing to know.
Perhaps the old wallets aren't playing friendly with the newest wallets.
I'm on v1.0.4.0 on block 10344
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Blockexplorer is on 10332
My wallet 10343
My wallet 10343
My wallet is stuck at 10316. Anyone else?
Can you do a getblockhash 10316 in the help > debug window ?
Thanks
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getblockhash 10316
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7c40af3676b764055e574890e902875f9694ac8c489b3fe5c6b728f80086e51f
I know we took a beating on the ICO but I have high hopes for Seedcoin and looking forward to my coins staking nicely...
good works devs - most people realize the devs don't have magic wands.
thanks for being so responsive in the thread and by pm.
good works devs - most people realize the devs don't have magic wands.
thanks for being so responsive in the thread and by pm.
Hmm. If it's .99 then you need about 20 minutes of age on top of the 24 hours for it to stake properly. It's actually a little less than 20 minutes, but 20 minutes is safe. So as long as you calculate back the 24 hours, and then make sure you don't stake for 20 minutes after that today, you should be fine.
To do that accurately I need to know the time zone the wallet is on. I know it's not my timezone. Is it London Time?
Wallets use UTC, which is currently actually an hour behind London currently - since they participate in daylight savings time.
My wallet is stuck at 10316. Anyone else?
Can you do a getblockhash 10316 in the help > debug window ?
Thanks
Awesome!
I have smaller increments of 0.1 seed to a larger pot. But like you say, I'll wait until the bug is fixed. All good here!
I think people forget that losing money on these things is part of the game. Nothing in life is guaranteed. If I lose then it's my own shitty mistake for making a bad decision; at least you were honest about the coin being experimental.
I have faith because I see you're working hard at this! And not just giving us loads of excuses.
If the haters want to fud this so much then why don't they take their all seeing expert knowledge and mash it into making one of their own coins.
I have smaller increments of 0.1 seed to a larger pot. But like you say, I'll wait until the bug is fixed. All good here!
I think people forget that losing money on these things is part of the game. Nothing in life is guaranteed. If I lose then it's my own shitty mistake for making a bad decision; at least you were honest about the coin being experimental.
I have faith because I see you're working hard at this! And not just giving us loads of excuses.
If the haters want to fud this so much then why don't they take their all seeing expert knowledge and mash it into making one of their own coins.
Well that's just it. I'm bound to SEED. But like someone said earlier, I fully expect people to happily fork seed off into shitcoinville so that they can play the game again. But everyone knows where it came from, just as everyone should know that I forked shadowcoin, which I make no secret of. There's some pretty awesome features that they came up with, and they're in seed as well.
Just wait til I clean them up though;) Oh wait, am I not supposed to be doing anything with SeedCoin after growth? Anyone that thinks that and dumps out after growth is going to be sorely disappointed. Once I get this transition smoothed out and am sure that everything is good I'm going to focus on that roadmap. You can likely expect that around Tuesday.
My wallet is stuck at 10316. Anyone else?
Hmm. If it's .99 then you need about 20 minutes of age on top of the 24 hours for it to stake properly. It's actually a little less than 20 minutes, but 20 minutes is safe. So as long as you calculate back the 24 hours, and then make sure you don't stake for 20 minutes after that today, you should be fine.
To do that accurately I need to know the time zone the wallet is on. I know it's not my timezone. Is it London Time?
With so much iterative updates/forks I feel like this was a very "beta" project and almost feel like a new "alpha" product should be launched with free ICO coins given to those who invested previously. seedCoin2.0? lol Anywho, I still look forward to 6 more days of growth.
This is crypto, not something guaranteed.
NXT had a lot of issues with the wallet even a couple months after it launched. But it's working well now and the coin is going places, and early adopters will probably benefit handsomely.
The main dev here answers questions promptly and applies fixes in a reasonable amount of time.
I think those are good signs.
NXT is doing well because they hired James (jl777)
And I'm gaining valuable experience. It's not like I can't figure out solutions to the problems when they crop up. I can solve any problem. But it is much more difficult to anticipate a problem that hasn't happened yet when you're building on someone else's code.
Still, I wasn't as careful as I needed to be with the fixes we had earlier in the week, because every fix I make is extremely time sensitive given the nature of the coin. Once growth is past, I'll have time to test things more vigorously, and invite people to participate in beta testing on a larger network.
This was a relatively simple fix that I was actually able to test on the main network. It resulted in an orphaned block unfortunately, but it allowed me to verify that the numbers worked as expected in an extremely short period of time.
yes but, for you to make experiments and gain valuable experience, some people lost money. And THEY should be shouting. Not I
That's why I'm working as fast as I can to fix things.
Somewhat ironically, people with more than 1 coin may have actually not staked as much as they could have if this bug was fixed, since anything over the whole amount (unless they were very close to having the next highest number of coins. So 1.9 may have staked %269 fine if it was old enough) got rounded down to nothing.
Meanwhile, those of you that have been having this problem mostly have coins broken down into smaller pieces, and while some of those pieces only got 1% - you're going to make out like bandits when they start staking correctly when the fix takes effect, and the people that staked before wont be able to stake again for 24 hours.
One thing I am going to tell you and it's really important. If you ever decide to develop another coin, make sure you first create huge awareness to people.
With what I see now, is like you opened a huge shopping mall on the top of a mountain, in a village with 30 people in the middle of nowhere and you expect to become rich.
If you do not attract people to visit, the game is lost.
Believe me, your coin may be more interesting than doge. For me doge is a stupid coin, BUT, they created public awareness and attract people.
My wallet is on Block 10343
Block explorer seems to be stuck on 10332
What block are you guys on?
Block explorer seems to be stuck on 10332
What block are you guys on?
My larger block just staked at 269% 
Yay!
Do larger blocks stake first, given the same number of confirms?
If it's the same number of confirms, it's likely that they will all stake at the same time.
So then, do you count the total amount staked? Or each one separately? The reason I'm asking is that I have a chunk of .99 and one of 1.xxx, both with the same number of confirms. I think they are both up for staking within the hour, and I'm trying to figure out if I should be concerned that either one might only stake for 1 percent.
Oh, and your first question. That's part of the bug, and it's each one seperately. So someone who has a thousand chunks of .1's and stakes a hundred of them all at once is going to stake them all for 0.00001 right now. 10 coins staked into nothing. But they wont stake them all at once, because they wouldn't have received them all at the same time.
With so much iterative updates/forks I feel like this was a very "beta" project and almost feel like a new "alpha" product should be launched with free ICO coins given to those who invested previously. seedCoin2.0? lol Anywho, I still look forward to 6 more days of growth.
This is crypto, not something guaranteed.
NXT had a lot of issues with the wallet even a couple months after it launched. But it's working well now and the coin is going places, and early adopters will probably benefit handsomely.
The main dev here answers questions promptly and applies fixes in a reasonable amount of time.
I think those are good signs.
NXT is doing well because they hired James (jl777)
And I'm gaining valuable experience. It's not like I can't figure out solutions to the problems when they crop up. I can solve any problem. But it is much more difficult to anticipate a problem that hasn't happened yet when you're building on someone else's code.
Still, I wasn't as careful as I needed to be with the fixes we had earlier in the week, because every fix I make is extremely time sensitive given the nature of the coin. Once growth is past, I'll have time to test things more vigorously, and invite people to participate in beta testing on a larger network.
This was a relatively simple fix that I was actually able to test on the main network. It resulted in an orphaned block unfortunately, but it allowed me to verify that the numbers worked as expected in an extremely short period of time.
yes but, for you to make experiments and gain valuable experience, some people lost money. And THEY should be shouting. Not I
That's why I'm working as fast as I can to fix things.
Somewhat ironically, people with more than 1 coin may have actually not staked as much as they could have if this bug was fixed, since anything over the whole amount (unless they were very close to having the next highest number of coins. So 1.9 may have staked %269 fine if it was old enough) got rounded down to nothing.
Meanwhile, those of you that have been having this problem mostly have coins broken down into smaller pieces, and while some of those pieces only got 1% - you're going to make out like bandits when they start staking correctly when the fix takes effect, and the people that staked before wont be able to stake again for 24 hours.
Awesome!
I have smaller increments of 0.1 seed to a larger pot. But like you say, I'll wait until the bug is fixed. All good here!
I think people forget that losing money on these things is part of the game. Nothing in life is guaranteed. If I lose then it's my own shitty mistake for making a bad decision; at least you were honest about the coin being experimental.
I have faith because I see you're working hard at this! And not just giving us loads of excuses.
If the haters want to fud this so much then why don't they take their all seeing expert knowledge and mash it into making one of their own coins.
My larger block just staked at 269%
Yay!
Do larger blocks stake first, given the same number of confirms?
If it's the same number of confirms, it's likely that they will all stake at the same time.
So then, do you count the total amount staked? Or each one separately? The reason I'm asking is that I have a chunk of .99 and one of 1.xxx, both with the same number of confirms. I think they are both up for staking within the hour, and I'm trying to figure out if I should be concerned that either one might only stake for 1 percent.
Hmm. If it's .99 then you need about 20 minutes of age on top of the 24 hours for it to stake properly. It's actually a little less than 20 minutes, but 20 minutes is safe. So as long as you calculate back the 24 hours, and then make sure you don't stake for 20 minutes after that today, you should be fine.
My larger block just staked at 269%
Yay!
Do larger blocks stake first, given the same number of confirms?
If it's the same number of confirms, it's likely that they will all stake at the same time.
So then, do you count the total amount staked? Or each one separately? The reason I'm asking is that I have a chunk of .99 and one of 1.xxx, both with the same number of confirms. I think they are both up for staking within the hour, and I'm trying to figure out if I should be concerned that either one might only stake for 1 percent.
Somewhat ironically, people with more than 1 coin may have actually not staked as much as they could have if this bug was fixed, since anything over the whole amount (unless they were very close to having the next highest number of coins. So 1.9 may have staked %269 fine if it was old enough) got rounded down to nothing.
Meanwhile, those of you that have been having this problem mostly have coins broken down into smaller pieces, and while some of those pieces only got 1% - you're going to make out like bandits when they start staking correctly when the fix takes effect, and the people that staked before wont be able to stake again for 24 hours.
No because ppl with numerous coins have them split up on multiple addresses and generally ppl split whole numbers, so for the most part the big boys are getting their stake.
edit: the little guys that didnt lock their wallets, or send themselves their little chunks and staked a bunch at 1% are the guys getting screwed
My larger block just staked at 269%
Yay!
Do larger blocks stake first, given the same number of confirms?
If it's the same number of confirms, it's likely that they will all stake at the same time.
Yeah, I see it. Unfortunately this is part of the same bug. When your age was calculated, it dropped the decimal. This is fixed in the new mandatory wallet algorithm that takes effect in a little over 8 hours. This affects everyone.
Unless you're at .9 or so, and you have enough age to take you over the 1 when the age gets factored in (about 3 hours past 24 hours for .9) then it just rounds the whole lot down.
Unless you're at .9 or so, and you have enough age to take you over the 1 when the age gets factored in (about 3 hours past 24 hours for .9) then it just rounds the whole lot down.
ahh i see thanks for the answer
on the plus side though 4 coins for the next stake and my decimals should carry
good job! I've known it take much longer for other coins to resolve bugs like this
With so much iterative updates/forks I feel like this was a very "beta" project and almost feel like a new "alpha" product should be launched with free ICO coins given to those who invested previously. seedCoin2.0? lol Anywho, I still look forward to 6 more days of growth.
This is crypto, not something guaranteed.
NXT had a lot of issues with the wallet even a couple months after it launched. But it's working well now and the coin is going places, and early adopters will probably benefit handsomely.
The main dev here answers questions promptly and applies fixes in a reasonable amount of time.
I think those are good signs.
NXT is doing well because they hired James (jl777)
And I'm gaining valuable experience. It's not like I can't figure out solutions to the problems when they crop up. I can solve any problem. But it is much more difficult to anticipate a problem that hasn't happened yet when you're building on someone else's code.
Still, I wasn't as careful as I needed to be with the fixes we had earlier in the week, because every fix I make is extremely time sensitive given the nature of the coin. Once growth is past, I'll have time to test things more vigorously, and invite people to participate in beta testing on a larger network.
This was a relatively simple fix that I was actually able to test on the main network. It resulted in an orphaned block unfortunately, but it allowed me to verify that the numbers worked as expected in an extremely short period of time.
yes but, for you to make experiments and gain valuable experience, some people lost money. And THEY should be shouting. Not I
That's why I'm working as fast as I can to fix things.
Somewhat ironically, people with more than 1 coin may have actually not staked as much as they could have if this bug was fixed, since anything over the whole amount (unless they were very close to having the next highest number of coins. So 1.9 may have staked %269 fine if it was old enough) got rounded down to nothing.
Meanwhile, those of you that have been having this problem mostly have coins broken down into smaller pieces, and while some of those pieces only got 1% - you're going to make out like bandits when they start staking correctly when the fix takes effect, and the people that staked before wont be able to stake again for 24 hours.
Aint it reassuring to have a dev that can "fix anything"?
Several times too... wow...
Several times too... wow...
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