Topic: [ANN][SLG] Sterlingcoin v1.6.1.1 | United Kindom | Cryptopia - page 76. (Read 464491 times)
Could someone help me to install Sterlingcoin wallet on Raspbian ?
Any news about multipool?
I really don't like the thought of bothering the devs, considering how they sweat bullets on developing SLG and related stuff, but it has been a while since any info was last posted on this, so an update would be welcome.
Any news about multipool?
So the community is aware, the Sterlingcoin 1.5 version wallet is being worked on and will be a hard fork to correct low PoS payments.
The hard fork will be timed to be 40,000 blocks from the release date to give people more than enough time to update.
The hard fork will be timed to be 40,000 blocks from the release date to give people more than enough time to update.
Low pos payments? whats up with it?
The PoS payouts are not paying out as frequently as they should be, but this will be fixed and the new wallet will be released ASAP.
It is down to the way the math is handled. Here is a commit from another coin who had the same issue and have hard forked:
https://github.com/Quadmium/FindCoin/commit/4e682ed86f254328393c368b268f195680f94d88
Is it something that really needs to be fixed. I mean is anyone really bothered about it?
Yes it is necessary but its nothing to worry about as the blockchain will be preserved and people will have plenty of time to update
So the community is aware, the Sterlingcoin 1.5 version wallet is being worked on and will be a hard fork to correct low PoS payments.
The hard fork will be timed to be 40,000 blocks from the release date to give people more than enough time to update.
The hard fork will be timed to be 40,000 blocks from the release date to give people more than enough time to update.
Low pos payments? whats up with it?
The PoS payouts are not paying out as frequently as they should be, but this will be fixed and the new wallet will be released ASAP.
It is down to the way the math is handled. Here is a commit from another coin who had the same issue and have hard forked:
https://github.com/Quadmium/FindCoin/commit/4e682ed86f254328393c368b268f195680f94d88
Is it something that really needs to be fixed. I mean is anyone really bothered about it?
News on the multipool or did I miss something ? I still have my little rig (6xR9 280X) waiting to be used on it 
Also I think I will buy some more SLG soon after I'm done with renovating my house (don't know yet how money this renovation takes)
Also I think I will buy some more SLG soon after I'm done with renovating my house
(don't know yet how money this renovation takes) So the community is aware, the Sterlingcoin 1.5 version wallet is being worked on and will be a hard fork to correct low PoS payments.
The hard fork will be timed to be 40,000 blocks from the release date to give people more than enough time to update.
The hard fork will be timed to be 40,000 blocks from the release date to give people more than enough time to update.
Low pos payments? whats up with it?
The PoS payouts are not paying out as frequently as they should be, but this will be fixed and the new wallet will be released ASAP.
It is down to the way the math is handled. Here is a commit from another coin who had the same issue and have hard forked:
https://github.com/Quadmium/FindCoin/commit/4e682ed86f254328393c368b268f195680f94d88
So the community is aware, the Sterlingcoin 1.5 version wallet is being worked on and will be a hard fork to correct low PoS payments.
The hard fork will be timed to be 40,000 blocks from the release date to give people more than enough time to update.
The hard fork will be timed to be 40,000 blocks from the release date to give people more than enough time to update.
Low pos payments? whats up with it?
The PoS payouts are not paying out as frequently as they should be, but this will be fixed and the new wallet will be released ASAP.
So the community is aware, the Sterlingcoin 1.5 version wallet is being worked on and will be a hard fork to correct low PoS payments.
The hard fork will be timed to be 40,000 blocks from the release date to give people more than enough time to update.
The hard fork will be timed to be 40,000 blocks from the release date to give people more than enough time to update.
Low pos payments? whats up with it?
The PoS payouts are not paying out as frequently as they should be, but this will be fixed and the new wallet will be released ASAP.
So the community is aware, the Sterlingcoin 1.5 version wallet is being worked on and will be a hard fork to correct low PoS payments.
The hard fork will be timed to be 40,000 blocks from the release date to give people more than enough time to update.
The hard fork will be timed to be 40,000 blocks from the release date to give people more than enough time to update.
Low pos payments? whats up with it?
So the community is aware, the Sterlingcoin 1.5 version wallet is being worked on and will be a hard fork to correct low PoS payments.
The hard fork will be timed to be 40,000 blocks from the release date to give people more than enough time to update.
The hard fork will be timed to be 40,000 blocks from the release date to give people more than enough time to update.
Stake and hold... stake and hold...
I have been holding SLG since the airdrop. Every month I buy a little more. So for me is the low price not a problem. The price should be much higher and some day it will. You have done a great job and this coin is really good.
SLG doing good, long term holder here and staking.. SLG team doing a good job
Thanks for your hard work guys and keep it up
Thanks for your hard work guys and keep it up
Thank you kcanup for the encouraging support and the motivation it provides!
SLG doing good, long term holder here and staking.. SLG team doing a good job
Thanks for your hard work guys and keep it up
Thanks for your hard work guys and keep it up
"The Bank of England gives Digital Currencies Thumbs Up" - might be positive for a UK based crypto coin as Sterling
http://cointelegraph.uk/news/113619/the-bank-of-england-gives-digital-currencies-thumbs-up
http://cointelegraph.uk/news/113619/the-bank-of-england-gives-digital-currencies-thumbs-up
thumbsup.gif
One of the reasons I'm following this coin - it has quite a bit of unrecognized potential. Spread the word! Surprised this news didn't at least prompt a blip at the exchanges. SLG is so low volume.
As we reiterate time and time again. We are not phased by price. We have a lot of stuff to finish, release and more to work on. We don't know what the future will bring but what we do know is that we will be here still developing, supporting and pushing Sterlingcoin further and further.
"The Bank of England gives Digital Currencies Thumbs Up" - might be positive for a UK based crypto coin as Sterling
http://cointelegraph.uk/news/113619/the-bank-of-england-gives-digital-currencies-thumbs-up
http://cointelegraph.uk/news/113619/the-bank-of-england-gives-digital-currencies-thumbs-up
thumbsup.gif
One of the reasons I'm following this coin - it has quite a bit of unrecognized potential. Spread the word! Surprised this news didn't at least prompt a blip at the exchanges. SLG is so low volume.
"The Bank of England gives Digital Currencies Thumbs Up" - might be positive for a UK based crypto coin as Sterling
http://cointelegraph.uk/news/113619/the-bank-of-england-gives-digital-currencies-thumbs-up
http://cointelegraph.uk/news/113619/the-bank-of-england-gives-digital-currencies-thumbs-up
I don't know what the confusion is here. Bitsms is a separate service where Sterlingcoin happens to be integrated. The API will be implemented in the Cystum pool, other then that it has nothing to do with the Cystum development. Implementing the Bitsms API can be done at any point once it is done so it shouldn't affect any release date of services outside Bitsms.
Word.
However it would be nice to have the Bitsms service functional so we can call upon its API from day one.
I don't know what the confusion is here. Bitsms is a separate service where Sterlingcoin happens to be integrated. The API will be implemented in the Cystum pool, other then that it has nothing to do with the Cystum development. Implementing the Bitsms API can be done at any point once it is done so it shouldn't affect any release date of services outside Bitsms.
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