Topic: [ANN][SLR] SolarCoin | PoW to PoS v. 2.0 | Solar Proof of Generation (§1 = 1MWh) - page 152. (Read 466802 times)

Interesting articles on Solar Power - General Info on the Sector: http://alittlefridaystory.com/2016/01/22/solar-power-a-new-hope/

also after backup remove your roaming file for solarcoin then reintsall.
 
run - appdata - roaming - solarcoin

David,

my suggestion would be to make sure you have a back up of your wallet.dat file in another place.

If not make a copy and then try a fresh install.  prior to the install remove the SolaCoin directory and associated files.

It could be corrupt blockchain file. 

installing fresh should let you download the zip file and then sync you up.

Nick

hy everyone, i tried to re-instal my wallet on my mac and when i want to open the wallet i have this message:
Une erreur fatale est survenue. SolarCoin ne peut plus continuer à fonctionner de façon sûre et va s'arrêter.
EXCEPTION: St13runtime_error
init_blockindex(): error opening database environment Corruption: 170 missing files; e.g.: /Users/orendavid/Library/Application Support/SolarCoin/txleveldb/016715.sst
solarcoin in Runaway exception
If someone can help me smile emoticon thks

That can happen easily and there's many paths it can take, some are faster than others. And some are slower, but more stable.

Until coins are more evenly spread out  (like several thousand per wallet max) this coin will always be too lop-sided since you will either have to claim or buy your way in.... & any one of a few dozen people could willing crash the market with ease which would screw you as a new investor massively in the short run.

I wish there was a way to re-spread some coin to make it more viable NOW as a currency instead of waiting 20 years for everyone to catch up to those who have a truly unrealistic amount of coin for what they have given to the system. This could also keep potential investors out as well since they will know about the whales too*
 

Long story short, I sold most of my coins (over 85%) but will hold onto a much smaller portion knowing that it will be better for my coins to find new homes instead of hoarding as much SLR as the entire US East Coast could claim in several years .... here's hoping many of you with 25k+ SLR wallets do the same.


Keep up the good work, if nothing else we can fix this whale problem with time as large holders sell off & prices tank continually after large pumps... GO SLR, GO SOLAR!!

Great to hear please spread the word.

I'm buying SLR because I'm inside photovoltaics energy (RE cause) since long time ago. So, now we have a coin !! It's fantastic !!!

It's cheap now, I think it will have a higher value here a while.

 

Just a milestone.

What's so special about this block?

Just seemed fitting.

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/slr/block.dws?1000000.htm

There are a few people who do not want this coin to move up and are mad that they are not whales.

They are trying to keep the price low and hope people sell to them.

They need to just give it a rest and buy at the ask like everyone else does.

 

1. A whale doesn't care if the price goes up or down. He profits from both. 200 000 coins is a lot of Solarcoins but there are people out there with close to 1 Million SLR who could easily liquidate a few coins now that the price has gone up quite a bit. 

2. Whoever this is is has actually been buying quite a lot of Solarcoins. I dont think there is a lot of selling going on yet... The plan is pretty obvious to me. Pump solarcoin. This guy doesnt make profit from small trades. This are the kind of players that wait for a big buy or sell order and then just go for it

Recently on Bittrex some people or 1 guy only (I'm not sure) put ~200 000 Solarcoins on a sell orders between 0.00006 BTC and 0.00007 BTC - the rest sell orders after 0.00007 BTC are the same as before 1-2 weeks ago. I can't understand WHY so many coins between that price, instead of bigger "gap" like for example the same amount of coins between 0.00006 - 0.001? And I figured out also that 1 guy (or maybe there are 2 of them) buy in the morning and sell in the afternoon and that happens EVERY day - I guess that guy makes a small profit every time with those buy/sell orders, because if it is something else, it doesn't make any sense for me... And off course its nice to see some new volume added in the sell orders - that way people can buy the coins and that is fine, but If i'm a "Whale" and want to see the coin hit its true price I WONT do it that way for sure... 1 week ago if someone bought ~5000$ worth of solarcoins, the price could have hit 1$ or more for a single coin - now we need ~3 times more $ to hit that price, which off course is still a small amount of cash compered to the BTC market, but I think you got my point. So if anyone can explain to me:

1. Why so many coins between a small "gap", instead of a bigger one like I said with the example up?
2. Is this guy (who buy in the morning / sell in the afternoon) only making it for a small profits from the price difference or there is some other PLAN in his head?

Thanks for the advice vipgelsi and y_virtual, very helpful.

Best,
-lfloorwalker

Correct i also  run it OFFLINE: And do a full virus scan beforehand.

When I use the tool, I follow the advice they have on the Instructions page - run it OFFLINE:

"Basic security checklist:

× You appear to be running this generator off of a live website, which is not recommended for creating valuable wallets. Instead, use the download link at the bottom of this page to download the ZIP file and run this generator offline as a 'local' HTML file.
..."

apparently the suggested offline usage does not depend on the connection security properties.

I have used the paper wallet many times for myself and friends and family so far with no problems.

As with BTC trading it is starting to get the wave function of spike then consolidation on an uptrend. We haven't seen the consolidation part yet on this current spike.

Thanks Nick, I would like to ask them to update their cipher suite. It mentions the following:

"Your connection to solarcoinwallet.com is encrypted using an obsolete cipher suite.

The connection uses TLS 1.2.

The connection is encrypted using AES_256_CBC, with HMAC-SHA1 for message authentication and ECDHE_RSA as the key exchange mechanism."

I am also trying to understand the mechanism for private-public key generation myself.
I also found this https://github.com/MichaelMure/WalletGenerator.net for walletgenerator.net.

Best,
-lfloorwalker