Topic: BiblePay | 10% to Orphan-Charity | RANDOMX MINING | Sanctuaries (Masternodes) - page 708. (Read 243376 times)

Yeah, the client reverts to solo mining when it cant get new work from the pool.  The older version blocks are compatible right now with the newest version, so you probably solo mined one.  The pool is requiring 1079+ right now to hash, but only 17% of the network has upgraded.

Oh, sorry Cool!

I have no idea.  I just tried sending 100 BBP to another wallet, and it is at 3/6 confirmations at the moment so I think I might have just gotten lucky.  Please keep in mind I am not talking about a huge amount of coins by any means.

Its not an exchange, Delta is an APP on Android/IOS for Crypto portfolio.

Well, I'm not sure how it happened, but it appears due to the update, my weakest PC just mined more coins over the weekend than I have mined total over 3 - 4 months. 

The wallet has a bird next to the transaction and the the "type" of transaction is "mined."  Does this mean it somehow solo mined?

Do you mean EtherDelta? I thought that was only for Ethereum based tokens?

never late

Like this coin! did I join now is too late?

Biblepay added on Delta

client for miner fully functional again, thank you friend, god bless.

Are this FEES correct?

Pool Fees:   11.9%
Anonymous User Pool Fees:   39%
Load:   35.53%

The 'b' is just for github, client full version only supports 4 numbers.

I just ran the usual Linux upgrade process with git pull origin master && sudo make ... getinfo shows " "wallet_fullversion": "1.0.8.0"," ... I thought it was supposed to be upgrading to 1.0.8.0b.

So I wanted to put this on record as one of our future missions.

I was in slack discussing third world bitcoin usage with Alex and we stumbled on the subject of the unbanked: the third world poor who have no bank accounts and who deal with inflation.  Alex was talking from the perspective of being able to receive biblepay in a mobile wallet.  I was thinking of being the person with no bank account in Venezuela and not being able to buy a loaf of bread with the high inflation rate. 

This really struck a nerve for me as I was thinking, this is so very aligned with our mission, this should honestly be one of our highest priorities, finding a way to bridge the unbanked poor with mobile liquid deflationary spending on real world groceries/goods.

The problem is of course extremely complicated, and can be broken down into things such as:  mobile access to currency (IE BBP + Electrum wallet), high inflation - living paycheck to paycheck (storing the native currency temporarily in a deflationary asset like BBP), unbanked - no checking account (storing the value in BBPs mobile wallet),  Native currency deposits (ability to trade fiat for BBP),  Native currency withdrawals (trade BBP or BTC for fiat),  spending from a debit card (Visa/Mastercard/Amex relationship with local vendors PLUS reloadable debit card from BBP), regional issues (vendor acceptance of visa/mc/amex), government currency pegging (IE in Venezuela the currency exchange rate is 900% higher on the official exchange, 900% less on the black market), banking regulations (IE illegal to buy or sell fiat for BTC from a centralized web site etc), Due diligence (creating records of the environment and the roadblocks per region) etc.

As you can see, this is a huge undertaking, but even one partnership in one area could make the entire process worthwhile, and this would give BBP a very strong and worthwhile reason for long-term success.

I personally think the shortest route to get started in parallel is first be listed on a major exchange, then make a partnership with a debit provider such as uquid.com who offers virtual or physical debit cards:
-https://uquid.com/fees

However in the mean time, we should start entertaining this problem and thinking of how we can help the unbanked with biblepay.

One thing we can do is have a volunteer do the due diligence for the top 10 poorest areas of the world, create a spreadsheet and save the key problems, by going through the simulated process of purchasing things, see if visa/mc/amex are accepted, exchange rates, blackmarket, etc.

Also, the C-CEX exchange posts notices in the bitcointalk.org forum at https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.26317123

Here is a notice about the extended holiday closing that was posted in mid December.

 

Every now and then I google search keyword "BiblePay" with an incognito window and look for new links,
I found BiblePay suggested for listing on altcoin.io exchange (decentralized exchange using atomic swaps?, I didnt dig into it)
looks like a similar voting system, so while voting on nextexchange might as well also vote on altcoinexchange (altcoin.io)!
https://feedback.altcoinexchange.com/suggestions/2114/pls-add-biblepay-bbp

The wallet is updated to 1.0.8.0. I can see myself on the Leaderboard with my User Name "MR_STENCH".
The miner "aldis" is active an listed in "My leaderboard" last reported at 1/14/2018 6:54:16 PM.

OK. Will see we'll see tomorrow morning...

Oh wow, your right.... Fixed, please try now.

Check out reports | block history, we havent solved a block since 1:59 pm (4:30H ago).  The second problem : it appears aldis is not in the leaderboard, please ensure you are running 1080, and your miner is not listed in Home  |  Missing Miners....

for the faucet it says verify your mail adress. after verification it says again verify your mail