Topic: [ANN][SLG] Sterlingcoin v1.6.1.1 | United Kindom | Cryptopia (Read 463975 times)

I added the conf file and that didn't work either.

Thank you I'll try it.

You can add a sterlingcoin.conf file to the data directory. You can add connects and addnodes to that file.

These nodes are permanent infrastructure nodes:

45.32.178.232 (London)
108.61.191.233 (New York)
108.61.216.195 (Los Angeles)

These core infrastructure nodes are in global high availability data centers.

A sterlingcoin.conf file could look as such:


I hope this information is found helpful!

Thank you...I will check to see what nodes are default by the wallet because there is no conf. file. . And that is wallet 1.7.1.2 

Yes, Sterlingcoin is a member project of Community Coins. Yes, that group is still maintaining the website.

Hi mate, sorry for the slow reply, also.

Thanks for reporting this. But I've not seen any of the infrastructure nodes on another chain, and certainly not one 100k blocks ahead. I suppose there could be an unmaintained node out there somewhere that has spun up that many blocks in its own fork over a long time. That node would be banned of course, but bans expire. It would try, and fail, to peer again with other nodes. This may have been what you observed.

The network has had issues of slow blocks as of late. A few large bag holders have been moving and reorganizing coins out of wallets that are many years old. This has led to inconsistent nethash, resulting in inconsistent block times. This could have contributed to the glitch you observed also. At any rate, you do want to be sure your node conforms with https://chainz.cryptoid.info/slg/. Thank you for taking the time to maintain your node!

On a different note, and happy to announce, SLG has a new exchange: https://mubadil.com/en/?market=slg_usdt

Thx  
Sorry for the very late response but this is my wallet synced by date but not blocks. Note the date.
I tried the faucet too.  
Its like there are 2 chains its trying to sync. It flipped back and forth displaying 6,000 and then 104,989 blocks to go.

I noticed just yesterday Sterlingcoin was a part of this group:

https://communitycoins.org/

Is that group still actively maintaining the website?

Hi crysx   Hows it going?

Mate ...

When are You just going to join Us at CWI - and bring Your incredible Talents along?

Happy Christmas and New Year!

2024 is shaping up to be destroyer - so We ALL need to be vigilant. Joining forces and creating a behemoth that not even the Owners this World can destroy. Come on board - You are Welcome.

#crysx #cwi

Where can we trade Sterlingcoin apart from Btc-pop?

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/slg/ is now back online and was funded by community members in our Telegram.

Sorry for its absence and thank you for the continued support.

Sorry for the current absence of an explorer. One is planned to re-launch in the near future. Funding constraints.

An easy way to know if you are on the supported blockchain is to enter the faucet. If you receive the faucet payout (sent every 24 hrs), you'll know you are "on-chain." Peer count is another indicator, but not necessarily indicative alone. As the current network stands, if you have a small handful of peers or more (>= 3, I'd say), you most likely are on the supported chain.

If the wallet appears stuck for long, give it a restart or two.

Blocks will say, "generated but not accepted," until your copy of the blockchain reaches that point in the history of the public ledger when it occurred. A recent snapshot was posted to the website for download, if that is helpful to anyone.

Again, sorry for the 'explorer absence.' It will not remain that way for long.

Happy Spring 2023, Sterlingcoiners!

How do I know if I forked without an explorer now? My wallet syncs to 49,466 blocks to go and seems to be stuck there.
And a lot of mined coins the wallet says generated but not accepted.  thx

To donate to the Altfenix re-list crowdfund with crypto:

BTC 3JXt4E6V8Ki68GeMG77gbQGJ3jWZ6YgcUS

ETH 0xd429679ee6b9743bbbb21b580e84f3dd94385ae9 (UNI, LINK, BAT, DAI, USDC, BUSD and GUSD accepted at this address also)

LTC MTNDdpma8EuF3PAJpThhQRkiUYNNWGcVR1


So donations could be 100% refunded if we do not apply for any reason, please PM me TX details if you donate. It is unlikely we will not apply, but if for any reason we do not, I want people to know their funds, however donated, will be returned.


Many thanks in advance!

So very sorry. The 600 figure is the US Dollar equivalent, roughly. 500 euros = 580.23 dollars as of the time of this writing, ~600. Sorry, I'm a yankee, I tend to think in dollars. This was the source of my mistake.

500 euro is the fee for both projects to relist, yes. I will get some crypto donation addresses posted. Again, sorry for the euro / dollar mistake.

EDIT: the post was corrected to 500 euro.

Duplicate post, removed.

Well... I assume there could be much better chance of donations, if an option to pay in BTC will be added, besides (or instead if) option to pay in fiat... As well as I am not sure why there is a requirement to enter full user details, such as person's name, surname, email address and even full postal address (!!! ) on the "Billing details" in checkout page. Asking such things in crypto world is something to guarantee to put people off, regardless of their intentions.

One more note: above you write "deal with Altfenix staff to re-list both Sterlingcoin and EverGreenCoin for 1 fee of 600 Euros", while the site contains this: "have discounted that for projects that were previously listed to only 500 Euros". I am far from assuming any kind of misconduct, but why is this mess with numbers?

Hi Sterlingcoiners! Happy first day of Autumn!

As I'm sure most of you know, our listing at Altilly lasted only a little over a month before the exchange was hacked late last year. This was very bad news for Sterlingcoin and other projects, EverGreenCoin, another project I work on, included. Altilly has been restructuring and will be re-launching as Altfenix hopefully before year's end. Part of this restructuring is collecting listing fees, so they have the capitol to re-launch in a more secure manner. These fees are discounted for projects that were previously listed to 500 Euros each project. I do find this advantageous, not only to be traded on a larger platform with more exposure than we currently have with BTCpop, but to regain market data being reported to Coin Market Cap.

I, Steven Saxton, have worked out a deal with Altfenix staff to re-list both Sterlingcoin and EverGreenCoin for 1 fee of 500 Euros, not 2 fees of 500 Euros each. This is very generous of Altilly, soon Altfenix, staff. Donations from the EverGreenCoin community do have us over 10% funded now with the first $65. I am writing to ask you to please consider supporting this effort so both projects can be relisted once they begin to accept applications. The fee will be due at the time of application. PayPal and Credit Cards via PayPal are accepted on EverGreenCoin's website here: https://evergreencoin.org/product/altfenix/. If for any reason we do not apply, donations will be 100% refunded.

Again, I hope all this can be done before year's end and we start 2022 on a much better foot than we started 2021 on. Thank you in advance for any generosity!

Thank you see if that works.