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Topic: Bullion (CBX) 'the Digital Precious Metal' | 2019 Roadmap published - page 189. (Read 359514 times)

legendary
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www.Crypto.Games: Multiple coins, multiple games
Man as soon as I get myself updated with the latest CBX version here I'm going to for sure get some staking going on with this freaking GEM!!!

I'm glad you see it that way. CBX is more like gold or silver, but in a digital form. Prices has been stable these days, but I am going to hold and stake CBX for the next massive pump (like the one that happened around 2 days ago). As soon as there is less supply, the more valuable it would be I think.  Cheesy
member
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Check out CryptoChainer.com saved my CBX wallet as I ran it through the hard fork but did not back it up before so I was left "Out of Sync". Try it out on your favorite Alts that are way out of sync don't forget to donate.
legendary
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What is happening on yobit. Price dropped or dumped just now

https://yobit.net/en/trade/CBX/BTC#12H


Only 1,000 CBX sold. Overall, a coin with 965,000 outstanding should be able to handle these minor trades.
We will need to build up stronger buysupport on a more meaningfull exchange. I do like Cryptopia but it's still a small exchange.


On another note, I have informed Elambert that I have coins stuck in cryptsy. Included is the approx 600 CBX that was meant for promotions.
At the moment there is no way for me to repay it and I can only wait for a chance to withdraw them.
legendary
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hi _what plan for 2016 ?
bittrex ?
hero member
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What is happening on yobit. Price dropped or dumped just now



https://yobit.net/en/trade/CBX/BTC#12H

full member
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Hello guys,
Yes last version was fixing a big parts of memory leaks, but i did not say it fix all.
It's hard to indentify all of them and find their source, i have to work on code that i did not write for begining, so it's hard for me to adopt it.
I am working on it as much as I can and try some things to improve it.


Great, I really apprechiate the work you out in!
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MOBU
Hello guys,
Yes last version was fixing a big parts of memory leaks, but i did not say it fix all.
It's hard to indentify all of them and find their source, i have to work on code that i did not write for begining, so it's hard for me to adopt it.
I am working on it as much as I can and try some things to improve it.


Alex,

You just go ahead and do your thing Dude...you know I am here to help. Always ready to 'test' out the latest beta and send you a 'clean' debug to figure it out. Later-

CapnBDL
     Cool
IMZ
legendary
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Thanks very much, Alex. (Gotta look after your dev!)

Mark
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Hello guys,
Yes last version was fixing a big parts of memory leaks, but i did not say it fix all.
It's hard to indentify all of them and find their source, i have to work on code that i did not write for begining, so it's hard for me to adopt it.
I am working on it as much as I can and try some things to improve it.
legendary
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Merit: 1064
Hi, I still have a huge chuck of memory eaten by the CBX vault during staking. I thought v2.3.2 should fix this?



Yea me to, its much better than it was but there is definitely a memory leak somewhere (running Debian 8 x86) when staking - Just checked my daemon (had it staking for 1 week solid) and it had used 96% of my 250mb swap space - just restarted it and memory usage is now back to normal... but building again (slowly)....
Well, the wallet doesn't crash like it used to, but I need to close it when I open other wallets. Win7-64/8Gb RAM, btw...

I hope there is a fix coming!

Yes, Alex4J is working on a new version, which will include some fixes, and interface improvements...
full member
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Hi, I still have a huge chuck of memory eaten by the CBX vault during staking. I thought v2.3.2 should fix this?



Yea me to, its much better than it was but there is definitely a memory leak somewhere (running Debian 8 x86) when staking - Just checked my daemon (had it staking for 1 week solid) and it had used 96% of my 250mb swap space - just restarted it and memory usage is now back to normal... but building again (slowly)....
Well, the wallet doesn't crash like it used to, but I need to close it when I open other wallets. Win7-64/8Gb RAM, btw...

I hope there is a fix coming!
sr. member
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Hi, I still have a huge chuck of memory eaten by the CBX vault during staking. I thought v2.3.2 should fix this?



Yea me to, its much better than it was but there is definitely a memory leak somewhere (running Debian 8 x86) when staking - Just checked my daemon (had it staking for 1 week solid) and it had used 96% of my 250mb swap space - just restarted it and memory usage is now back to normal... but building again (slowly)....
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I find 2.3.2 to be much improved over previous versions with regard to memory usage, but yes, it does still suffer from leakage. I think it happens quicker the more coins you stake. I'm sure Alex is still working on this, amongst other things.
full member
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Hi, I still have a huge chuck of memory eaten by the CBX vault during staking. I thought v2.3.2 should fix this?

IMZ
legendary
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63   Crypto Bullion Crypto Bullion   $ 873,923   $ 0.902025   968,845 CBX   $ 609   266.16 %

Edit: Wa ha ha: 57   Crypto Bullion Crypto Bullion   $ 1,044,958   $ 1.08   968,845 CBX   $ 497   333.37 %

As someone once said, there's no such thing as bad press.
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Man as soon as I get myself updated with the latest CBX version here I'm going to for sure get some staking going on with this freaking GEM!!!
IMZ
legendary
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' . . . these new adopters find information in their own language, this is important because we assume everybody on the internet speaks the English language, but this is not the case!'

The assumption that everybody on the Net speaks English is a problem that Ian* and I have been waiting to see vigorously tackled for a long long time.

Mark

*Guys, I'm just the front-of-house guy at IndiaMikeZulu, doing community analyses and dev work. Ian is our 'Tech Officer,' and an awesome trader. We have a dozen members altogether, and one member or another rings the farmhouse here, to talk cryptos, every day!
legendary
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Abiky, we will ship out to you this weekend  Wink


PoSP Data:
Friday, February 19
Annual Growth in Money Supply = 2%
PoSP Variable* Interest Rate = 8.81%

*PoSP interest earnings are dependent on the amount of CBX in existence that are being staked at a particular time and therefore always outpace the 2% annual growth in money supply.

I am still figuring some of this out, but the 0.04 CBX that turned up in my wallet was the most satisfying amount I've ever accrued!

EDIT: the chart of CBX distribution -- are there lessons to learn here? Can it teach us anything about our 'outreach'??

Perhaps Lithuania is an example. (Hello, Lithuania!!) A country of less than 3 million people ranks in the top dozen? Can we figure out why?

Have we any idea why India and Australia haven't discovered CBX?

Mark, Australia (CBX-wallet population: 1)



The Geo outreach program is running well, it will mostly pay in the medium/long term; and I think you will see nodes appear pretty much everywhere in targetted areas, as more and more people discover CBX and learn about it.

We could have the best possible coin algorithm (and we do), if people do not hear about it, it will be forgotten. This is where I come into play with this (and other) strategies.

There is a luck factor that will even itself out in the long term; I am not sure this approach is more efficient with some cultures more than others in the long run.  As time passes, more and more people read and learn about CBX and some decide to download the Vault and try staking. It is also important for people "trying out CBX" to understand what the current staking yield of 9% means; to a Vault with 10 CBX in it, it won't be very exciting as the gains will be few and far between - but at the end of the year you will get your yield, sometimes more (certain hours of the day see less Vaults staking, so higher yields than calculated are seen). Down the line, as CBX's price rises significantly, even gains from 10 CBX Vaults will be sought after and significant.

Then, once awareness is achieved, you have the coinmarketcap chart: we all know this chart is extremely important. As CBX climbs that chart, even more people become aware of CBX and start investigating the coin; people sitting on the fence become adopters as CBX climbs the chart positions. Because of our multilingual forum effort, these new adopters find information in their own language, this is important because we assume everybody on the internet speaks the English language, but this is not the case! Coinmarketcap chart is also why the current wall we currently see at Cryptopia is extremely hurtful to CBX's momentum; we must all do our part so that wall disappears. Only then, we will see some real momentum as there actually are very few CBX circulating outside this wall at current low prices; things can go pretty fast.
IMZ
legendary
Activity: 1498
Merit: 1000
Abiky, we will ship out to you this weekend  Wink


PoSP Data:
Friday, February 19
Annual Growth in Money Supply = 2%
PoSP Variable* Interest Rate = 8.81%

*PoSP interest earnings are dependent on the amount of CBX in existence that are being staked at a particular time and therefore always outpace the 2% annual growth in money supply.

I am still figuring some of this out, but the 0.04 CBX that turned up in my wallet was the most satisfying amount I've ever accrued!

EDIT: the chart of CBX distribution -- are there lessons to learn here? Can it teach us anything about our 'outreach'??

Perhaps Lithuania is an example. (Hello, Lithuania!!) A country of less than 3 million people ranks in the top dozen? Can we figure out why?

Have we any idea why India and Australia haven't discovered CBX?

Mark, Australia (CBX-wallet population: 1)

legendary
Activity: 1696
Merit: 1008
Abiky, we will ship out to you this weekend  Wink


PoSP Data:
Friday, February 19
Annual Growth in Money Supply = 2%
PoSP Variable* Interest Rate = 8.81%

*PoSP interest earnings are dependent on the amount of CBX in existence that are being staked at a particular time and therefore always outpace the 2% annual growth in money supply.
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