Topic: BANKSYCOIN (SOON TO BE ARTSYCOIN) - ORIGINAL OFFICIAL THREAD - page 46. (Read 75801 times)

I keep getting a "transaction creation failed" error when I try to send coins from the wallet.

I keep getting a "transaction creation failed" error when I try to send coins from the wallet.

That looks cool!

Hey!

You want to see something more from upcoming BanksyCoin Game?

I can show you how will Main Menu looks like
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHnPLRdd6VY&feature=youtu.be

I removed, i didn't understand his message well, anyway addresses cant be post anywhere... Website show that the first 100 is already taken.

Remove this post ... Addresses cannot be posted on the thread! can't you guys read the instructions?

Interesting.  I know nothing about what the effects could be.

It just keeps adding these lines all the time and just gets bigger and bigger, I have to keep deleting it every now and then as it just grows so fast.

>>> CheckStakeKernelHash - hashProofOfStake too much
>>> CheckStakeKernelHash: nTimeWeight = 137076
>>> CheckStakeKernelHash: passed GetKernelStakeModifier
>>> bnCoinDayWeight = 26, bnTargetPerCoinDay=110427836236357352041769395878404723568785424659630784333489133269811200

Edit: I found a workaround by adding this line to the banksycoin.conf file
printtoconsole=1

That basically stops it from writing the log file out in the first place. Just hope there isn't an side effects from doing that though.

Mine is less than 10 MB.  I saw that happen with the Cinnicoin debug file on my mac.  Never figured it out.  Running Banksycoin in Windows 7 currently.  

Edit:  Have you started staking?  I haven't staked any coins yet.  My coins aren't quite mature enough.

Perhaps.

Can you do something for me and check your debug.log in the same folder that your wallet.dat and conf file are in, as mine was getting very large and I was asking people to check theirs.
Mine got to over 20gigabytes in size and I only found out when I had message boxes when I got up this morning, telling me my drive had ran out of space.

I think it is a tactic to get cheap coins, and the coins never actually left the possession of the miner/seller.  That is just a guess though.

I saw this and wondered the same question.  There are only a few things I can fathom.  Someone accidentally a button.  Someone feels the need to share some love.  Someone wants the coin to be devalued right off the bat and doesn't give a flip about chump change.  Also, this person could be selling to themselves to reduce risk, and they actually do care about maintaining some value.  May actually be a tactic to get miners to dump really cheap coins into your wallet.  Lemmings jumping off a cliff comes to mind.

Those are the three options off the top of my head.  Its weird, but not really a bad thing.  As long as supporters keep coming, things are good.  Most coins never see 1 satoshi, or maybe it is the other way around.  It will be interesting to see what happens.  

There are over a hundred million Banksycoins currently.  I assume 95 million still unallocated from the premine for giveaways.  The first 5 million already allocated for the first giveaway.  It will take years before there are 200 million coins though.  There are only thousands created each day for the life of the coin.  It is rare enough to scratch your head when 100k goes for 2 satoshi.  That is for sure.  We likely will not see that happen again with this coin.  

EDIT: Also, if you are mining scrypt with GPU, you are missing out on profits you could be making if you mined another algorithm that uses less energy, makes you more BTC per day, and adds more buy support for Banksycoin.  In other words you can likely make more Banksycoin mining a GPU friendly algorithm and buying Banksycoin on exchanges.  I know exchanges just started for Banksycoin, and prices will be wild for a bit, but you can help stabilize it with buy support.