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Topic: BiblePay | 10% to Orphan-Charity | RANDOMX MINING | Sanctuaries (Masternodes) - page 596. (Read 243376 times)

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Wait so if the current pool settings go through

-Stake per RAC
-20 000 BBP per RAC

I have about a 1 000 RAC which is not really much..

It means I need 1 000 * 20000 = 20 000 000 BBP to even mine with my one pc??

I am sure this is not correct. What am I missing?

The current leading vote is:  

20 BBP Per RAC Required for 100% UTXO

so in your example of having 1000 RAC, it would be 1000 RAC * 20 BBP = 20 000 BBP required for staking

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Where is this staking poll/vote?
http://forum.biblepay.org/index.php?topic=127.0
newbie
Activity: 12
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Wait so if the current pool settings go through

-Stake per RAC
-20 000 BBP per RAC

I have about a 1 000 RAC which is not really much..

It means I need 1 000 * 20000 = 20 000 000 BBP to even mine with my one pc??

I am sure this is not correct. What am I missing?
newbie
Activity: 13
Merit: 0
I think Bitcoin might actually go up in a recession.

The real economy is mostly made up of small business, mom and pop type places, the same kind of people that hold and invest in bitcoin.  It isn't widely held by institutions.  Bitcoin futures probably helped with that, so now if institutions want to place a position they go to the futures and not bitcoin itself.  

My experience with the capital needs of a small business during a recession back in 2008ish, I was buying Pilgrim's Pride in bankruptcy and waiting for it to turn around.  But lo and behold, before I could wait for Pilgrims to completely turn around I had to sell my position to pay for working capital in the small business.  I think that and fear will lead people to sell.  If it's down in good economic times, what is your thesis for how it does well during a recession?  The only difference would be if the dollar tanked by a large amount.  Say the /DX went from 90 to sub 70 and there was a panic on the dollar.  

You are thinking as there is only one economy in the world, the USA. That's not a valid assumption any more. Also real economies stopped being supported by mom and pop businesses about 10-15 years ago, at least in the industrialized world I live in. Now we are in the league of multinationals, and every day that passes by means another bunch of small businesses closed for retirement or out of businesses reasons.

What's BTC gonna do on a recession: no one knows, as there is not a valid track record yet. Bulls will say it's going to behave as a store of value (gold 2.0), others as a depressed asset...  Who knows, nobody does.

You're wrong fella. 95% of economic activity in the UK comes from small business - I'm sure that it is the same in the US and elsewhere, self employed small business owners. Take a look around next time you go out and see how many there are, and, how many vans you see on the motorways etc, small businesses outweigh the blue chips massively.  The multinational just try to control you..it's the small businesses that keep countries afloat.
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First: Thx everybody for the super nice feedback for the Mining How To Smiley


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But a good documentation can always make it easier. To help here, I used the last days to work an a easier and more straight forward Mining How-To for Biblepay.
And here is the first Alpha: The Biblepay Central Mining How-To
https://www.biblepay-central.org/en/mining-how-to/
It is not finished, but maybe already useful for some users. As I'm not a native speaker in English, it will contain some errors. Help is always welcome Smiley
The rest of the website is under construction, I will post more about that later Wink

Oh wow, this is unbelievably nice!  This is far more than a guide, this is an entire domain.
We should eventually work together to integrate data. 
You could add a page containing the proposals list with links to all the proposals being voted on, and possibly back-fill anything we missed - features that dash central has.

Hi Rob Smiley

Yes, these are the features I have in mind. And yes, the dash sites are my model here. I think a good overview of all information is something usefull for biblepay Smiley

I will take some days until a first good version is done, but I'm working on it. I hope it will be a good complement to the website.

For the proposals, I would take them from the chain, or better from your pool if there is an API for that, as your pool has more information available (like type of proposal: IT, Charity...)
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Jesus is the King of Kings and Lord of Lords
Hi everybody,

as most of you already learned, the new Setup for Biblepay mining is not simple. It might be one of the most complex of all crypto coins out there.

But a good documentation can always make it easier. To help here, I used the last days to work an a easier and more straight forward Mining How-To for Biblepay.

And here is the first Alpha: The Biblepay Central Mining How-To
https://www.biblepay-central.org/en/mining-how-to/

It is not finished, but maybe already useful for some users. As I'm not a native speaker in English, it will contain some errors. Help is always welcome Smiley


The rest of the website is under construction, I will post more about that later Wink

Oh wow, this is unbelievably nice!  This is far more than a guide, this is an entire domain.

We should eventually work together to integrate data. 

You could add a page containing the proposals list with links to all the proposals being voted on, and possibly back-fill anything we missed - features that dash central has.

full member
Activity: 1176
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Jesus is the King of Kings and Lord of Lords
when we plan to unblock exchanges?

As far as the final mandatory upgrade exchange release candidate, its on its way towards the end of the day.

Since stake-per-rac might win, tonights exchange release candidate contains a rule in it to handle stake-per-rac or stake-per-mag, therefore we require a system wide mandatory upgrade tonight.

Lets go through the entire day and make sure our superblock works without a flaw, and our headlass password feature works, then release tonight.

We can notify exchanges to upgrade either late tonight or tomorrow morning.


full member
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Jesus is the King of Kings and Lord of Lords
I think Bitcoin might actually go up in a recession.
I think Bitcoin might go up when the USD (the petrodollar portion) starts to weaken - specifically, all the black ops - the deep state budget hits and prints more while Russia & China trade oil on the new petroyuan exchange.

Global fiat is an inflationary currency, heading towards hyperinflation for certain currencies while bitcoin and biblepay are deflationary relative to the global economy. 

We require an internet, faith by users, and faith that government regulation will not intervene.


full member
Activity: 574
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Can someone tell me what in the world is going on with this coin?  I stepped away for a week, and I have no clue what in the world happened.  I saw there was a wallet update, so I updated, and now it can't find a block source. 


Proof of Distributed Computing - which was in the works for several months - has been implemented. For a quick overview to start/continue mining, please see this guide:

https://www.biblepay-central.org/en/mining-how-to/

More information can be found here:
http://wiki.biblepay.org/Distributed_Computing_Start_Guide
http://wiki.biblepay.org/Distributed_Computing
http://wiki.biblepay.org/Distributed_Computing_2
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1. Approval from ICO will be run in the community because of the interesting program from Ontario Security Commissions. If we will be approved by OSC, we will be the 2nd ICO that will receive a great CANADIAN Investors Cool.

2. if we will hold a conference meeting in March in Toronto Canada then many investors join our products on Smartphone. Join here for cool t.me/mobilinkcointechnical details for better community change. the changes that will occur have been awaited by many communities.
full member
Activity: 574
Merit: 104
Hi everybody,

as most of you already learned, the new Setup for Biblepay mining is not simple. It might be one of the most complex of all crypto coins out there.

But a good documentation can always make it easier. To help here, I used the last days to work an a easier and more straight forward Mining How-To for Biblepay.

And here is the first Alpha: The Biblepay Central Mining How-To
https://www.biblepay-central.org/en/mining-how-to/

It is not finished, but maybe already useful for some users. As I'm not a native speaker in English, it will contain some errors. Help is always welcome Smiley


The rest of the website is under construction, I will post more about that later Wink

I just wanted you to know that I value the things you do for this community immensely, and you should definitely add a proposal for the time you've spent making this website. It's great!
member
Activity: 131
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Can someone tell me what in the world is going on with this coin?  I stepped away for a week, and I have no clue what in the world happened.  I saw there was a wallet update, so I updated, and now it can't find a block source. 

MIP
newbie
Activity: 362
Merit: 0
Do not be happy that bitcoin is banned by some countries because of this many are afraid to invest in it. Sad

I didn't mention that at any moment,

In fact I believe that if they haven't moved a finger when it was $20000, they will never do. Why? The "it's only a kids experiment" sounds too weak an argument to me at this stage. It's too hard to believe that our beloved politicians are not acting because they don't see BTC as a threat.

We are pretty much on uncharted territory.
full member
Activity: 364
Merit: 102
when we plan to unblock exchanges?
Rob on forum:

"I havent encountered any new showstoppers so I think we can announce the mandatory tomorrow and possibly re-enable the exchanges."
newbie
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when we plan to unblock exchanges?
sr. member
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Keep Network
I think Bitcoin might actually go up in a recession.

The real economy is mostly made up of small business, mom and pop type places, the same kind of people that hold and invest in bitcoin.  It isn't widely held by institutions.  Bitcoin futures probably helped with that, so now if institutions want to place a position they go to the futures and not bitcoin itself.  

My experience with the capital needs of a small business during a recession back in 2008ish, I was buying Pilgrim's Pride in bankruptcy and waiting for it to turn around.  But lo and behold, before I could wait for Pilgrims to completely turn around I had to sell my position to pay for working capital in the small business.  I think that and fear will lead people to sell.  If it's down in good economic times, what is your thesis for how it does well during a recession?  The only difference would be if the dollar tanked by a large amount.  Say the /DX went from 90 to sub 70 and there was a panic on the dollar.  

You are thinking as there is only one economy in the world, the USA. That's not a valid assumption any more. Also real economies stopped being supported by mom and pop businesses about 10-15 years ago, at least in the industrialized world I live in. Now we are in the league of multinationals, and every day that passes by means another bunch of small businesses closed for retirement or out of businesses reasons.

What's BTC gonna do on a recession: no one knows, as there is not a valid track record yet. Bulls will say it's going to behave as a store of value (gold 2.0), others as a depressed asset...  Who knows, nobody does.
Do not be happy that bitcoin is banned by some countries because of this many are afraid to invest in it. Sad
newbie
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US GDP is 18.6 Trillion.  What did Europe do the last time the US went into recession?  That's right, Europe went into recession, too.  Asia (China, South Korea, Japan) all export to the US and count the US among its largest trading partners.  They should go into recession too. China still does not have enough internal demand from consumption.  The US is still the big kid on the block.  

Small truck sales are still a valid indicator of the health of the economy in the US.  Who buys the small trucks?  Small business owners.
 It's an indicator of the health of small businesses.  I've said my piece what I think BTC will do.
MIP
newbie
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I think Bitcoin might actually go up in a recession.

The real economy is mostly made up of small business, mom and pop type places, the same kind of people that hold and invest in bitcoin.  It isn't widely held by institutions.  Bitcoin futures probably helped with that, so now if institutions want to place a position they go to the futures and not bitcoin itself.  

My experience with the capital needs of a small business during a recession back in 2008ish, I was buying Pilgrim's Pride in bankruptcy and waiting for it to turn around.  But lo and behold, before I could wait for Pilgrims to completely turn around I had to sell my position to pay for working capital in the small business.  I think that and fear will lead people to sell.  If it's down in good economic times, what is your thesis for how it does well during a recession?  The only difference would be if the dollar tanked by a large amount.  Say the /DX went from 90 to sub 70 and there was a panic on the dollar.  

You are thinking as there is only one economy in the world, the USA. That's not a valid assumption any more. Also real economies stopped being supported by mom and pop businesses about 10-15 years ago, at least in the industrialized world I live in. Now we are in the league of multinationals, and every day that passes by means another bunch of small businesses closed for retirement or out of businesses reasons.

What's BTC gonna do on a recession: no one knows, as there is not a valid track record yet. Bulls will say it's going to behave as a store of value (gold 2.0), others as a depressed asset...  Who knows, nobody does.
newbie
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DONE:

EDIT:  Legacy ie., 50,001 per user to get 100 UTXO would be better than staking per MAG because that would also grow the aggregate stake amount with the user base while making everyone stake the same amount.  If they are fractional MAG they will always be fractional MAG and their stake amount will never go down like the bigger miners.

If MAG passes, it is a sign that this is stuck as a big miners coin.  The race to the bottom of breakevens is still in.  It'll go up- it is priced in BTC. But it would be nice to balance it for the traders.  It's sad we're all miners.
newbie
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My wallet address not showing in next super block. how can i fix this ? I already join the team Biblepay on rosetta page.

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11:52:49

{
  "Command": "getboincinfo",
  "CPID": "c117f5ddc829b502ea8cd00647585856",
  "Address": "BQ1hGzcegB9e1LvCNX6oVpUjPVPy6BcPN8",
  "CPIDS": "c117f5ddc829b502ea8cd00647585856;",
  "CPID-Age (hours)": 422476,
  "NextSuperblockHeight": 34440,
  "NextSuperblockBudget": 2660579,
  "c117f5ddc829b502ea8cd00647585856_ADDRESS": "BQ1hGzcegB9e1LvCNX6oVpUjPVPy6BcPN8",
  "c117f5ddc829b502ea8cd00647585856_RAC": 8443.84,
  "c117f5ddc829b502ea8cd00647585856_TEAM": 15044,
  "c117f5ddc829b502ea8cd00647585856_TaskWeight": 100,
  "c117f5ddc829b502ea8cd00647585856_UTXOWeight": 50001,
  "Total_RAC": 8443.84,
  "Total Payments (One Day)": 0,
  "Total Payments (One Week)": 0,
  "Total Budget (One Day)": 2660579,
  "Total Budget (One Week)": 10642316,
  "Superblock Count (One Week)": 4,
  "Superblock Hit Count (One Week)": 4,
  "Superblock List": "34235,34030,33825,33620",
  "Last Superblock Height": 34235,
  "Last Superblock Budget": 2660579,
  "Last Superblock Payment": 0,
  "Magnitude (One-Day)": 0,
  "Magnitude (One-Week)": 0
}
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Why am I such a big fan of Stake per RAC?  Because of our emission schedule:

http://wiki.biblepay.org/Emission_Schedule

Month-Year   Block Emission   Monthly Emission   Total Emission
12/25/2017   12,313           74,613,750            274,613,750
12/20/2018   10,270           62,237,714            1,087,306,771
12/15/2019   8,567           51,914,467            1,765,200,000
12/9/2020      7,146           43,303,517            2,330,652,413
12/4/2021      5,961           36,120,847            2,802,314,348  <-Half of BBP emitted by mid 2021!!!
...............
12/23/2046   59                    359,591                    5,150,636,889

Basically, half of our total emissions are in the first 4 years.  The next half of emissions takes 25 years!  
That is telling you that it is time to accumulate and be patient.  But to help traders and investors out through this high emission rate, staking per RAC would REALLY help.  As price appreciates and emission tapers we can scale back the amount needed per RAC.  

Vote here:

http://forum.biblepay.org/index.php?topic=127.0

EDIT: Legacy ie., 50,001 per user to get 100 UTXO would be better than staking per MAG because that would also grow the aggregate stake amount with the user base.

Do you wonder why there are no traders posting on Reddit, like "when moon?"  It's because traders and investors look at the emissions and feel like they are getting dumped on by miners.  It's why I worry that BTC will shoot up while we are still in our high emission phase.  And if you are looking for something to trade, what do you look for?  You can look for something that is getting positive money flow on a down day.  That is how I found BBP.  Or you can do what lots of other traders do, and look for something that gains in RELATIVE STRENGTH.  Relative Strength is how a particular coin performs relative to its peers.  As for biblepay, since I have been in it, our relative strength has done worse.  We were ranked in the top 500s of market cap, now we are in the 700s.  The fact that we are not outperforming other coins is a message that something needs to be done.  Jumping other coins in rank will draw in traders.  Traders like stuff that goes up especially since it's not easy to short cryptos.  

However, I believe BTC drops by 90% during the next US/global recession.  I think the US going into recession, when it happens, will take Asia along with it and likely Europe too.  Most of the holders of bitcoin are small investors and they will be looking to sell.  If bitcoin drops by 50-70% during a good economic time, how is it not going to drop by 90% during a recession?  It's another reason why I like growing the stake amount.  To get some good price appreciation before the next recession.

"EDIT: Legacy ie., 50,001 per user to get 100 UTXO would be better than staking per MAG because that would also grow the aggregate stake amount with the user base"

As I noted yesterday, I believe this is incorrect. You should consider a second edit for accuracy
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