my account breakoutpoker blocked? really?
its because you play with several account
Topic: [BRK] Breakout Chain | Coin Sale Complete | Multicurrencies | Gaming + eSports - page 34. (Read 318555 times)
January 19, 2017, 05:52:49 AM
its because you play with several account
January 18, 2017, 08:22:51 PM
my account breakoutpoker blocked? really?
have you tried support? 
January 18, 2017, 01:01:21 PM
But devs, WHERE ARE?
i think that they should post here, or the coin is officialy dead!
i think that they should post here, or the coin is officialy dead!
January 18, 2017, 12:42:09 PM
I am going to make a prediction. I see 20 million market cap by end of 2017 for brk and 15 million market cap for brx. If this happens my holdings will be worth $200k. Of course brk could get delisted from bittrex and my holdings will be worth 0.
99% it is going to 0, sorry friend. It is not FUD it is fact given history of dev and their antics.
January 18, 2017, 12:24:04 PM
my account breakoutpoker blocked? really?
January 16, 2017, 06:42:27 AM
The future of this coin hinges on a BRK/USD market, in my opinion. Of course, thats once things are all up and running.
January 16, 2017, 04:03:44 AM
I am going to make a prediction. I see 20 million market cap by end of 2017 for brk and 15 million market cap for brx. If this happens my holdings will be worth $200k. Of course brk could get delisted from bittrex and my holdings will be worth 0.
January 15, 2017, 02:24:15 PM
the price is growin up, pump coming soon? 
I have allocated a lion chunk of my wife's holdings for a massive pump.LOL. Divorce in 10...9...8...7...6...
January 14, 2017, 02:22:58 PM
the price is growin up, pump coming soon?
Yes. Setting up the engines and preparing for a liftoff. I have allocated a lion chunk of my wife's holdings for a massive pump. Buckling up now.
January 14, 2017, 12:06:26 PM
Can anybody explain how the staking works on this chain with the newest client release? How many confirmations are required for coins to become mature....What is the optimal stake size....Do we need BRK as well as BRX to mint....etc?
HI ,
You only need brx. Takes about 12 days to fully mature for staking. You can split your coins if you like. The new client since the fork will split automatically however it will happen each time you get a block so manual splitting will be faster. There is debate on which is the best size. I really see no reason to go below 100 but that could be debated. When it automatically optimizes it will choose the best size no smaller than needed. You can read about this here http://breakoutjournal.com/breakout-chain-update-v1-4-5-0/
Thanks
Mario
January 14, 2017, 12:00:24 PM
i invested in the brk ICO a few months ago, i have some on bittrex....is there an official wallet I can send those BRK to and keep them off exchange?
I ask because when trying to install and run the wallet provided on the 1st page here, i get this error:
https://s28.postimg.org/x4ky93j0d/breakout_error.jpg
I ask because when trying to install and run the wallet provided on the 1st page here, i get this error:
https://s28.postimg.org/x4ky93j0d/breakout_error.jpg
I took care of this in Slack. Small user error.
January 12, 2017, 06:45:23 PM
Thank you MR1 
As the community Manager I will be posting updates here as they come in. There are some items in the new client build from James I am excited about. The new client build (1.4.5.0) will be up on github this afternoon. Until then here's a brief summary of some of the changes. A more detailed post will be forthcoming including network configuration instructions.
We have integrated several ways for the client to connect with a network. Users can connect with built-in or external Tor for privacy, clear net (for users behind government firewalls like China) or combinations thereof for infrastructure and seed nodes. We have also ensured the client will be supported on operating systems back to Windows XP, which can run on a vast array of hardware. It can also be built on raspbian, which is supported by ultra-inexpensive computers and embedded devices. Such availability means BRK will have a much wider possible user base.
More details on fixes and additions
Fork Changes occur on 11/25 at midnight PST
1. Breakout now has a clear net option (built-in tor was the only previous option). Any node will be able to be a tor-clearnet bridge, and can connect to both networks or either exclusively. This is mostly to enable users behind government firewalls (e.g. China) to connect to the network.
2. Tor has been updated to the latest version, fixing some bugs in the previous. This is already available for download as an rPi release, but will now go into all clients.
3. Updated the Qt building process, to make full use of built-in libcrypto++, making compilation of the Qt possible by Joe Average user on linux. I will make an Ubuntu 16 release as well.
4. Fixed card staking. This was a tough bug and required about 3 times as much testing as debugging. But I think it is fixed. Cards should stake very easily now.
5. Corrected BRK inflation to 5% from 2.5%. This should help the value of BRX without a significant impact on BRK.
6. Checkpoints, and standard maintenance.
7. Stake splitting much more optimized for the staker.
https://github.com/BreakoutCoin/Breakout-Chain-Client
Temporary Links for Breakout 1.4.5.0 (these will be moved to github soon)
OS X: https://www.dropbox.com/s/u6l3hme6694g410/Breakout-Qt-1.4.5.0-OSX.dmg?dl=0
Raspbian: https://www.dropbox.com/s/s9zbdq1lqv6d11s/breakoutd-1.4.5.0-rpi.tar?dl=0
Windows: https://www.dropbox.com/s/4961xmyz670ebg3/BreakoutChain-1.4.5.0-Win32.zip?dl=0
As the community Manager I will be posting updates here as they come in. There are some items in the new client build from James I am excited about. The new client build (1.4.5.0) will be up on github this afternoon. Until then here's a brief summary of some of the changes. A more detailed post will be forthcoming including network configuration instructions.
We have integrated several ways for the client to connect with a network. Users can connect with built-in or external Tor for privacy, clear net (for users behind government firewalls like China) or combinations thereof for infrastructure and seed nodes. We have also ensured the client will be supported on operating systems back to Windows XP, which can run on a vast array of hardware. It can also be built on raspbian, which is supported by ultra-inexpensive computers and embedded devices. Such availability means BRK will have a much wider possible user base.
More details on fixes and additions
Fork Changes occur on 11/25 at midnight PST
1. Breakout now has a clear net option (built-in tor was the only previous option). Any node will be able to be a tor-clearnet bridge, and can connect to both networks or either exclusively. This is mostly to enable users behind government firewalls (e.g. China) to connect to the network.
2. Tor has been updated to the latest version, fixing some bugs in the previous. This is already available for download as an rPi release, but will now go into all clients.
3. Updated the Qt building process, to make full use of built-in libcrypto++, making compilation of the Qt possible by Joe Average user on linux. I will make an Ubuntu 16 release as well.
4. Fixed card staking. This was a tough bug and required about 3 times as much testing as debugging. But I think it is fixed. Cards should stake very easily now.
5. Corrected BRK inflation to 5% from 2.5%. This should help the value of BRX without a significant impact on BRK.
6. Checkpoints, and standard maintenance.
7. Stake splitting much more optimized for the staker.
https://github.com/BreakoutCoin/Breakout-Chain-Client
Temporary Links for Breakout 1.4.5.0 (these will be moved to github soon)
OS X: https://www.dropbox.com/s/u6l3hme6694g410/Breakout-Qt-1.4.5.0-OSX.dmg?dl=0
Raspbian: https://www.dropbox.com/s/s9zbdq1lqv6d11s/breakoutd-1.4.5.0-rpi.tar?dl=0
Windows: https://www.dropbox.com/s/4961xmyz670ebg3/BreakoutChain-1.4.5.0-Win32.zip?dl=0
Try this post, it is the newest wallet.
January 12, 2017, 03:30:34 PM
i invested in the brk ICO a few months ago, i have some on bittrex....is there an official wallet I can send those BRK to and keep them off exchange?
I ask because when trying to install and run the wallet provided on the 1st page here, i get this error:
I ask because when trying to install and run the wallet provided on the 1st page here, i get this error:
January 10, 2017, 01:54:09 PM
Can anybody explain how the staking works on this chain with the newest client release? How many confirmations are required for coins to become mature....What is the optimal stake size....Do we need BRK as well as BRX to mint....etc?
January 09, 2017, 04:25:35 PM
he did run months ago and then came back and now is running again. if he comes back later, i would assume those who holds some of this coin will still give him a warm welcome. there use to have a lot of faith for this platform, its just a waste they never care.
That guy is about to grind me down with his constant retorts lol. I got a email from him saying that he broke a spine in a motorbike accident and cant maintain a community outreach on the forums any longer, nonetheless I saw him few days back shopping at Walmart. How could that be? He is the corrupt ass, police will find him and nail him someday.
January 09, 2017, 04:12:37 PM
the price is growin up, pump coming soon?
I have lose many btc on this coin
I think they are gone forever............
January 09, 2017, 04:01:22 PM
Lousiest coin of 2016, well done guys
It's not complete... Once the licenses go threw much more demand then the sub 1 BTC volume will come into play.
It is 100÷ illegal for online gambling in any kind of shape or form in the u.s, there is no way around it. There will be no card processing want to deal with online gambling. Email me if you want to understand and know more, there is no legal way around it. Companies with billion of dollars and ton of brainiacs try to think all kind of asset and coversion, none is working at this point. Do you even remember fantasy football from last year and where it is now?
That's not true! Online Gambling is regulated by the state not the federal department.
Their is only three U.S. states where online poker is currently "legal": Nevada, Delaware and New Jersey. there are no federal statutes in the United States that make it illegal to play online poker. The infamous UIGEA does not make it illegal to play at US poker sites, and in fact only addresses banking issues.
Also FYI The world is not just America.
Thanks for correcting this guy on that subject....In fact, gambling online is not illegal in the United States....wire transfers are regulated in many cases, but gambling is not. Bitcoin, and the other cryptocurrencies, are not regulated directly....However, using some online bitcoin wallets are regulated due to their licensing agreements and they honor the UIGEA regulations to keep their licenses....But, direct p2p cryptocurency transfers are not currently regulated, so as long as a gambling site can be found that accepts direct p2p transfers, it is legal for them to offer their services to US consumers....period.
January 06, 2017, 02:22:17 PM
the price is growin up, pump coming soon?
January 06, 2017, 02:32:08 AM
$35 http://breakoutgamestore.com/ voucher for sale for $20 brk/btc
Please quote/PM me if interested.
Please quote/PM me if interested.
January 05, 2017, 02:18:09 AM
he did run months ago and then came back and now is running again. if he comes back later, i would assume those who holds some of this coin will still give him a warm welcome. there use to have a lot of faith for this platform, its just a waste they never care.
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