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VampiricElder

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Quote from: placebo on November 17, 2014, 06:22:13 AM

Quote from: Mig-23 on November 17, 2014, 06:10:48 AM

who's the hell that sold their coin under ico,..

Who do you think? Cheesy

Owners are buying their own ICO, and then selling it, it doesn't cost any money for them, so it is pure profit. All those Big ICO are fake. Will always crash. Look at BLOCK, look at MNE....

Errrr....
After selling 3000 btc worth, why would they bother selling a handful of coins for .0004 per bunch? Do you realise how stupid your comment just made you look?

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Quote from: placebo on November 17, 2014, 06:22:13 AM

Quote from: Mig-23 on November 17, 2014, 06:10:48 AM

who's the hell that sold their coin under ico,..

Who do you think? Cheesy

Owners are buying their own ICO, and then selling it, it doesn't cost any money for them, so it is pure profit. All those Big ICO are fake. Will always crash. Look at BLOCK, look at MNE....

You are a bit paranoid lol.

People selling under ICO to press down price or make people panic and sell cheap so they buy for even lower.

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Quote from: Mig-23 on November 17, 2014, 06:10:48 AM

who's the hell that sold their coin under ico,..

Who do you think? Cheesy

Owners are buying their own ICO, and then selling it, it doesn't cost any money for them, so it is pure profit. All those Big ICO are fake. Will always crash. Look at BLOCK, look at MNE....

Mig-23

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who's the hell that sold their coin under ico,..

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Quote from: unusualfacts30 on November 17, 2014, 05:16:42 AM

Quote from: randywald on November 17, 2014, 05:12:52 AM

Bastards buy high and sell low. Until i have all of the coins Grin

. Lots of people only want quick profit and don't trust in it longterm. But i do.

Most people are unable to see long term in crypto. If you hold this coin for 2 months your profit will be 20x of what it can be today or tomorrow.

Yes, true. I even don't have the time to trade between 200 and 300 if it goes to 2000 anyway Grin

. But daytraders always trade until death Cheesy

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Quote from: randywald on November 17, 2014, 05:12:52 AM

Bastards buy high and sell low. Until i have all of the coins Grin

. Lots of people only want quick profit and don't trust in it longterm. But i do.

Most people are unable to see long term in crypto. If you hold this coin for 2 months your profit will be 20x of what it can be today or tomorrow.

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Bastards buy high and sell low. Until i have all of the coins Grin

. Lots of people only want quick profit and don't trust in it longterm. But i do.

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Quote from: unusualfacts30 on November 17, 2014, 03:49:10 AM

Quote from: MemoryShock on November 17, 2014, 03:46:39 AM

Quote from: unusualfacts30 on November 17, 2014, 03:35:34 AM

There is no option to import wallet.dat. Huh

I want to back up my wallet to pen drive and keep it in secure place.

Uninstall software

Import it in January (or later)

Will my coins keep staking eventhough I no longer have software installed and wallet.dat is not stored on my computer?

I don't think I understand the issue. I saved my wallet.dat to a USB just fine. The option to back up the wallet is in the same place as every every other QT - Click file and select 'Backup wallet'.

As long as your coins are in your wallet and the wallet is either unlocked or "encrypted + 'Unlocked for staking'" then your coins will stake...

Cool. I wanted to test it but I don't see an option to import wallet.

How would I import it on different computer?

On the other computer, just go here:
C:\Users\YOURNAME\AppData\Roaming\BitBay
...and replace the wallet.dat file with your backup .dat (rename it back to "wallet" if you saved it under a different name).

You will then have the original wallet's addresses and transaction data. You will also have to use the same password so remember it. If anything, you may need to re-sync with the blockchain to get current but that is understandable.

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Quote from: nextgencoin on November 17, 2014, 04:24:27 AM

1m marketcap and 28th on the list. If this coin delivers what it promises to its a top ten coin so we can expect at least 10x multiple from where we are.

http://coinmarketcap.com

for sure!
we got a winner here, this dev got talent

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1m marketcap and 28th on the list. If this coin delivers what it promises to its a top ten coin so we can expect at least 10x multiple from where we are.

http://coinmarketcap.com

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Quote from: unusualfacts30 on November 17, 2014, 03:49:10 AM

Cool. I wanted to test it but I don't see an option to import wallet.

How would I import it on different computer?

Not sure. My understanding is that you would have to download the wallet onto the other computer and then replace the wallet.dat on the second download with the initially saved wallet.dat...

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Quote from: MemoryShock on November 17, 2014, 03:46:39 AM

Quote from: unusualfacts30 on November 17, 2014, 03:35:34 AM

There is no option to import wallet.dat. Huh

I want to back up my wallet to pen drive and keep it in secure place.

Uninstall software

Import it in January (or later)

Will my coins keep staking eventhough I no longer have software installed and wallet.dat is not stored on my computer?

I don't think I understand the issue. I saved my wallet.dat to a USB just fine. The option to back up the wallet is in the same place as every every other QT - Click file and select 'Backup wallet'.

As long as your coins are in your wallet and the wallet is either unlocked or "encrypted + 'Unlocked for staking'" then your coins will stake...

Cool. I wanted to test it but I don't see an option to import wallet.

How would I import it on different computer?

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Quote from: unusualfacts30 on November 17, 2014, 03:35:34 AM

There is no option to import wallet.dat. Huh

I want to back up my wallet to pen drive and keep it in secure place.

Uninstall software

Import it in January (or later)

Will my coins keep staking eventhough I no longer have software installed and wallet.dat is not stored on my computer?

I don't think I understand the issue. I saved my wallet.dat to a USB just fine. The option to back up the wallet is in the same place as every every other QT - Click file and select 'Backup wallet'.

As long as your coins are in your wallet and the wallet is either unlocked or "encrypted + 'Unlocked for staking'" then your coins will stake...

unusualfacts30

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There is no option to import wallet.dat. Huh

I want to back up my wallet to pen drive and keep it in secure place.

Uninstall software

Import it in January (or later)

Will my coins keep staking eventhough I no longer have software installed and wallet.dat is not stored on my computer?

unusualfacts30

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Quote from: MemoryShock on November 17, 2014, 03:22:10 AM

Quote from: unusualfacts30 on November 17, 2014, 03:00:24 AM

Do I have to wait 8 hrs before I encrypt it?

No. Encrypt it right away once your coins are in your wallet.

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Does it have to be online for straight 8 hrs before I can stake?

No. The coins will mature once they are in your wallet. You just have to open the wallet every so often to download the network information.

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How many coins would I receive in each stake?

It depends on how many coins you have.

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Does it slow down overtime or I would receive same amount of coins?

The stake is one percent per year.

Great. Thanks!

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Quote from: unusualfacts30 on November 17, 2014, 03:00:24 AM

Do I have to wait 8 hrs before I encrypt it?

No. Encrypt it right away once your coins are in your wallet.

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Does it have to be online for straight 8 hrs before I can stake?

No. The coins will mature once they are in your wallet. You just have to open the wallet every so often to download the network information.

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How many coins would I receive in each stake?

It depends on how many coins you have.

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Does it slow down overtime or I would receive same amount of coins?

The stake is one percent per year.

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Quote from: unusualfacts30 on November 17, 2014, 03:00:24 AM

Does it have to be online for straight 8 hrs before I can stake?

No, it just has to be in the wallet.

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Quote from: MemoryShock on November 17, 2014, 02:59:07 AM

Thanks whetherman; I think it would help simplify the process of explaining to new people. This way, a link can be provided and any additional questions may actually build upon and create a constructive discourse rather than a hoshposh of posts that I don't really want to read. I would like to be a constructive part of the community but I am not sure how much patience I have for people who are willfully ignoring previous post history in order to cause a scene. If we had a closed thread that we could link to in order to save everyone from expending energy re-explaining then we could concentrate upon further ideas.

Of course, this would be in addition to what the BitBay team are already doing but I feel that they should be the ones who author that thread for official purposes.

Quote from: unusualfacts30 on November 17, 2014, 02:42:12 AM

How long does it take before it starts staking?

8 hours?

Can encrypted wallet receive stake or no?

8 hours is correct. An encrypted wallet can stake but after it is encrypted you have to 'unlock' it (it will be the bottom option in the left side bar) and make sure that when you input your password that the box is checked for "unlock for staking only". Give it a few minutes for the staking icon to recognize it...

Thanks. Very nice info.

Do I have to wait 8 hrs before I encrypt it?

Does it have to be online for straight 8 hrs before I can stake?

How many coins would I receive in each stake?

Does it slow down overtime or I would receive same amount of coins?

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Thanks whetherman; I think it would help simplify the process of explaining to new people. This way, a link can be provided and any additional questions may actually build upon and create a constructive discourse rather than a hoshposh of posts that I don't really want to read. I would like to be a constructive part of the community but I am not sure how much patience I have for people who are willfully ignoring previous post history in order to cause a scene. If we had a closed thread that we could link to in order to save everyone from expending energy re-explaining then we could concentrate upon further ideas.

Of course, this would be in addition to what the BitBay team are already doing but I feel that they should be the ones who author that thread for official purposes.

Quote from: unusualfacts30 on November 17, 2014, 02:42:12 AM

How long does it take before it starts staking?

8 hours?

Can encrypted wallet receive stake or no?

8 hours is correct. An encrypted wallet can stake but after it is encrypted you have to 'unlock' it (it will be the bottom option in the left side bar) and make sure that when you input your password that the box is checked for "unlock for staking only". Give it a few minutes for the staking icon to recognize it...

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Quote from: unusualfacts30 on November 17, 2014, 02:42:12 AM

How long does it take before it starts staking?

8 hours?

Can encrypted wallet receive stake or no?

yes and yes

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