VeriBit is freakin CRAZY!! why use any other coin!! any place that accepts BTC NOW accepts VRC!!!!
$20 million market cap EASY!! $200 million Veri possible!
Topic: [ANN][VRC] VeriCoin Proof of Stake-Time Currency | New Roadmap Released - page 754. (Read 1356166 times)
June 25, 2014, 12:52:28 AM
June 25, 2014, 12:51:05 AM
maybe it is in here somewhere the answer to my stupid question.. would staking secure the vericoin network? if yes, why do we need to waste all that power in mining… as in (bitcoin)
can anyone enlighten?
can anyone enlighten?
Mining is supposedly for creating buy support by mining other altcoins and paying out in VRC.
June 25, 2014, 12:41:51 AM
This will rise to $1 per coins?
June 25, 2014, 12:31:07 AM
maybe it is in here somewhere the answer to my stupid question.. would staking secure the vericoin network? if yes, why do we need to waste all that power in mining… as in (bitcoin)
can anyone enlighten?
can anyone enlighten?
June 25, 2014, 12:28:29 AM
Coming soon, 1 oz .999 Fine Silver Physical Vericoins!
Tweet it, FB it, Reddit it, Shout it out of your car on the interstate, but get the word out that there will be PURE SILVER PHYSICAL VERICOINS
what.Tweet it, FB it, Reddit it, Shout it out of your car on the interstate, but get the word out that there will be PURE SILVER PHYSICAL VERICOINS
Oh nice my other favorite to invest in, I love the whole silver shield line of coins. I buy silver on the regular hope you are not just trying to give me an E-Boner here.
@Lucksee, there will be Physical Vericoins made of 1oz .999 Pure Silver look up Casascius Bitcoins or Lealana Litecoins for an idea
@lootz no my man I am dead serious, there will be some stipulations but all of that will be addressed tomorrow night
June 25, 2014, 12:25:20 AM
Coming soon, 1 oz .999 Fine Silver Physical Vericoins!
Tweet it, FB it, Reddit it, Shout it out of your car on the interstate, but get the word out that there will be PURE SILVER PHYSICAL VERICOINS
what.Tweet it, FB it, Reddit it, Shout it out of your car on the interstate, but get the word out that there will be PURE SILVER PHYSICAL VERICOINS
Oh nice my other favorite to invest in, I love the whole silver shield line of coins. I buy silver on the regular hope you are not just trying to give me an E-Boner here.
@Lucksee, there will be Physical Vericoins made of 1oz .999 Pure Silver look up Casascius Bitcoins or Lealana Litecoins for an idea
@lootz no my man I am dead serious, there will be some stipulations but all of that will be addressed tomorrow night
June 25, 2014, 12:03:49 AM
Hey guys is vericoin a centralized coin ? I just got reemed by a friend saying its no good cause its centralized.. give me some ammo
No, the coin isn't. We've added some features which are currently centralized because we are testing them. We don't want to release stuff until it's working 100%. And those centralized things are a SMS wallet and VeriSend, an anon system. Otherwise, the coin is much like Litecoin or Blackcoin.
Awesome thank you NOS I been taking a beating from crypto friends for that. Keep up the good work I believe in you. Also thank you for the beta hope you enjoy your trip
Hi Patrick,
Sorry if this was answered before, I googled it but couldn't find an answer: How exactly does VeriBit convert VRC to BTC? Will these VRC be sold on the open market in order to pay the BTC request? If so, this would be (semi-)centralized due to the use of centralized exchanges, right? Or did you implement a decentralized exchange? But if so, then somebody would need to buy these VRC for the BTC amount so you can use them to pay the BTC transaction.
Also, "who" exactly makes the VRC / BTC conversion? Will the wallet send a request to some server that will do the job?
The general idea is pretty sweet, but couldn't somebody come up with an auto trading engine that allows this for basically every coin out there? Most exchange APIs already provide the general functionality that would just need to be wrapped within in the wallet. But maybe I didn't understand the whole thing completely, so I would appreciate some technical details as far as you agree to share them.
Thanks so much and great work!
VeriBit is a centralized service run by the Dev team. I hope that explains everything. The wallet will poll our service.
Thanks, it does. You created a perfect example for an awesome service that can be built on top of the blockchain technology. Good to have you in crypto
June 24, 2014, 11:59:55 PM
Hey guys is vericoin a centralized coin ? I just got reemed by a friend saying its no good cause its centralized.. give me some ammo
No, the coin isn't. We've added some features which are currently centralized because we are testing them. We don't want to release stuff until it's working 100%. And those centralized things are a SMS wallet and VeriSend, an anon system. Otherwise, the coin is much like Litecoin or Blackcoin.
Awesome thank you NOS I been taking a beating from crypto friends for that. Keep up the good work I believe in you. Also thank you for the beta hope you enjoy your trip
Hi Patrick,
Sorry if this was answered before, I googled it but couldn't find an answer: How exactly does VeriBit convert VRC to BTC? Will these VRC be sold on the open market in order to pay the BTC request? If so, this would be (semi-)centralized due to the use of centralized exchanges, right? Or did you implement a decentralized exchange? But if so, then somebody would need to buy these VRC for the BTC amount so you can use them to pay the BTC transaction.
Also, "who" exactly makes the VRC / BTC conversion? Will the wallet send a request to some server that will do the job?
The general idea is pretty sweet, but couldn't somebody come up with an auto trading engine that allows this for basically every coin out there? Most exchange APIs already provide the general functionality that would just need to be wrapped within in the wallet. But maybe I didn't understand the whole thing completely, so I would appreciate some technical details as far as you agree to share them.
Thanks so much and great work!
VeriBit is a centralized service run by the Dev team. I hope that explains everything. The wallet will poll our service.
June 24, 2014, 11:54:46 PM
Hey guys is vericoin a centralized coin ? I just got reemed by a friend saying its no good cause its centralized.. give me some ammo
No, the coin isn't. We've added some features which are currently centralized because we are testing them. We don't want to release stuff until it's working 100%. And those centralized things are a SMS wallet and VeriSend, an anon system. Otherwise, the coin is much like Litecoin or Blackcoin.
Awesome thank you NOS I been taking a beating from crypto friends for that. Keep up the good work I believe in you. Also thank you for the beta hope you enjoy your trip
Hi Patrick,
Sorry if this was answered before, I googled it but couldn't find an answer: How exactly does VeriBit convert VRC to BTC? Will these VRC be sold on the open market in order to pay the BTC request? If so, this would be (semi-)centralized due to the use of centralized exchanges, right? Or did you implement a decentralized exchange? But if so, then somebody would need to buy these VRC for the BTC amount so you can use them to pay the BTC transaction.
Also, "who" exactly makes the VRC / BTC conversion? Will the wallet send a request to some server that will do the job?
The general idea is pretty sweet, but couldn't somebody come up with an auto trading engine that allows this for basically every coin out there? Most exchange APIs already provide the general functionality that would just need to be wrapped within in the wallet. But maybe I didn't understand the whole thing completely, so I would appreciate some technical details as far as you agree to share them.
Thanks so much and great work!
June 24, 2014, 11:30:52 PM
Already touched 32,000. Next stop 50,000, then 500,000, then 1.6 Million.
June 24, 2014, 11:29:08 PM
Quite a day for VRC! Upward and onward!
June 24, 2014, 11:08:14 PM
Coming soon, 1 oz .999 Fine Silver Physical Vericoins!
Tweet it, FB it, Reddit it, Shout it out of your car on the interstate, but get the word out that there will be PURE SILVER PHYSICAL VERICOINS
what.Tweet it, FB it, Reddit it, Shout it out of your car on the interstate, but get the word out that there will be PURE SILVER PHYSICAL VERICOINS
Oh nice my other favorite to invest in, I love the whole silver shield line of coins. I buy silver on the regular hope you are not just trying to give me an E-Boner here.
June 24, 2014, 11:04:08 PM
Coming soon, 1 oz .999 Fine Silver Physical Vericoins!
Tweet it, FB it, Reddit it, Shout it out of your car on the interstate, but get the word out that there will be PURE SILVER PHYSICAL VERICOINS
what. Tweet it, FB it, Reddit it, Shout it out of your car on the interstate, but get the word out that there will be PURE SILVER PHYSICAL VERICOINS
June 24, 2014, 11:00:28 PM
Hey guys is vericoin a centralized coin ? I just got reemed by a friend saying its no good cause its centralized.. give me some ammo
No, the coin isn't. We've added some features which are currently centralized because we are testing them. We don't want to release stuff until it's working 100%. And those centralized things are a SMS wallet and VeriSend, an anon system. Otherwise, the coin is much like Litecoin or Blackcoin.
Awesome thank you NOS I been taking a beating from crypto friends for that. Keep up the good work I believe in you. Also thank you for the beta hope you enjoy your trip
June 24, 2014, 10:53:54 PM
Coming soon, 1 oz .999 Fine Silver Physical Vericoins!
Tweet it, FB it, Reddit it, Shout it out of your car on the interstate, but get the word out that there will be PURE SILVER PHYSICAL VERICOINS
Tweet it, FB it, Reddit it, Shout it out of your car on the interstate, but get the word out that there will be PURE SILVER PHYSICAL VERICOINS
June 24, 2014, 10:26:41 PM
Hey guys is vericoin a centralized coin ? I just got reemed by a friend saying its no good cause its centralized.. give me some ammo
No, the coin isn't. We've added some features which are currently centralized because we are testing them. We don't want to release stuff until it's working 100%. And those centralized things are a SMS wallet and VeriSend, an anon system. Otherwise, the coin is much like Litecoin or Blackcoin.
June 24, 2014, 10:12:56 PM
Hey guys is vericoin a centralized coin ? I just got reemed by a friend saying its no good cause its centralized.. give me some ammo
Well, as of right now, the main features are centralized.
June 24, 2014, 10:10:09 PM
When you don't want ThreadStakeMinter, add:
Stake=0
..to your .conf file.
It will stop from mining PoS blocks.
Stake=0
..to your .conf file.
It will stop from mining PoS blocks.
That make sense. Thanks for letting me know. We should put together a tutorial or help documentation. There is no way inexperienced users like myself figure out these settings, I did not even know there is a .conf file. My understanding was from this thread that the community aims a wide adoption of the coin. Wide adoption would require people new to the crypto currency universe and they need a better documentation or explaining how to use the software what is what on the UI.
What else do you need to know? Even a 7 year old could mint Vericoins!
The wallet pretty much blows cheese. It's not intuitive and I have 28 years of IT experience. For instance, I had X number of coins I bought and staked. They were earning interest, and the icon was blue (intuitive?). Then I bought Y number of coins. The wallet said I had X coins staked and Y coins spendable, and the icon turned some off-shade of blue (I don't really know because I'm color blind) and the help text (when you hover the mouse for five minutes over the icon) said I had "no mature coins". Then after 8 hours (I knew it took 8 hours, but your average person would probably have no clue) no coins were staked and all the coins were "spendable". I cannot figure out how to move them all to "staked". There is zero help in the software and I do not know if I am earning interest. The wallet is encrypted and unlocked. How could a novice coin user ever hope to understand what is going on here? I know we are all techies, but where's the FAQ, and where's the manual? Basic 101 stuff...
Well, I have 0 years of IT experience, 0 years of programming experience, and 0 knowledge on anything technical. I know how to do everything and nobody taught me anything.
June 24, 2014, 10:08:38 PM
Hey guys is vericoin a centralized coin ? I just got reemed by a friend saying its no good cause its centralized.. give me some ammo
June 24, 2014, 09:55:26 PM
When you don't want ThreadStakeMinter, add:
Stake=0
..to your .conf file.
It will stop from mining PoS blocks.
Stake=0
..to your .conf file.
It will stop from mining PoS blocks.
That make sense. Thanks for letting me know. We should put together a tutorial or help documentation. There is no way inexperienced users like myself figure out these settings, I did not even know there is a .conf file. My understanding was from this thread that the community aims a wide adoption of the coin. Wide adoption would require people new to the crypto currency universe and they need a better documentation or explaining how to use the software what is what on the UI.
What else do you need to know? Even a 7 year old could mint Vericoins!
The wallet pretty much blows cheese. It's not intuitive and I have 28 years of IT experience. For instance, I had X number of coins I bought and staked. They were earning interest, and the icon was blue (intuitive?). Then I bought Y number of coins. The wallet said I had X coins staked and Y coins spendable, and the icon turned some off-shade of blue (I don't really know because I'm color blind) and the help text (when you hover the mouse for five minutes over the icon) said I had "no mature coins". Then after 8 hours (I knew it took 8 hours, but your average person would probably have no clue) no coins were staked and all the coins were "spendable". I cannot figure out how to move them all to "staked". There is zero help in the software and I do not know if I am earning interest. The wallet is encrypted and unlocked. How could a novice coin user ever hope to understand what is going on here? I know we are all techies, but where's the FAQ, and where's the manual? Basic 101 stuff...
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