Topic: Bullion (CBX) 'the Digital Precious Metal' | 2019 Roadmap published - page 228. (Read 359514 times)

Way to go, Crypto Bullion! It's a pretty exciting week indeed...

A new wallet clearly demonstrates that there is a dedicated team behind CBX, always working relentlessly to improve our currency's  network and its capabilities.

I had the priviledge to discuss a thing or two with Alex4J, and I fully trust that his talent and motivation will help bring our CBX forward, to the next level.

So welcome aboard Alex4J!

Welcome aboard Alex4J. Hoping you enjoy the community and working with us. Congrats!

CapnBDL
      

Wonderfull news. Welcome Alexandre 

If you need help from the team or like to practice your dutch, just ask ^^.

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Yes I got nice 147+ cbx from this market today ;-)

Updated Twitter. Feel free to help us promote here, write CBX related info's and links, RT's, pics, etc.
Best include hashtag $CBX.

https://twitter.com/CryptoBullionX

Re: https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange?market=CBX_UNO

i think it is starting to work ... just got a little volatility!

Yes, understood. I have already been...'playing' with it.

It's actually a VERY intuitive wallet with more options than the typical Android version a user would see. I AM just a little confused by the .json import though. I see where it may be needed to re-install for a wiped mobile device, but not as a first time install (same goes for the mnemonic), so why does it ask? Shouldn't that actually be in the settings area so it doesn't confuse people? Which, by the way, was why I hesitated to begin with.

AND...I am wondering how well the network block updates will function if I import my desktop wallet (or fractions of it)? This wallet far exceeds others, but for the 'Average Joe'...well, somewhere, somebody is gonna mess it up! They will try to do something, and it will let them, but "Can this wallet keep up"?

Personally, I like it, but I'm really not the 'average' user. I pretend...keeps me from stirring the pot too much. The dev for this did a very good job, but just needs to keep in mind the acronym 'KISS', as in Keep It Simple Stupid.

As I am strictly a Windows user (and an MS beta-tester), and I don't know the way the IOS/Linux systems are structured, thereby, I am unable to 'lend' any advice in that arena. Is that what the 'first-time' setup features are for? It would then make sense (at least to me). However, in any case, it was a terrific job. Congrats!

There's nothing to it, if you don't try to read more into the 'first-time' install. I guess I don't deserve a 50CBX payout for doing nothing. Should it be deemed so, I can write a 'basic' guide to help people from the Windows environment, but, since installing mine, such guide would read pretty short. If you would like to further test out the Android wallet my addy is...5iTupFdu2kTkJwcEMHgUgFoNiFRRk5s6UT. Find out how well it functions.

Thanks anyway,

CapnBDL
      

edit: there does seem to be a slight problem with the QR code scan feature though. After I scan an address from my desktop Vault, the app crashes and closes. I'll keep 'playing' to see if I can figure out why it won't add an address.

Hello CapnBDL

When you initially install the Android Vault, your operating system will warn you about several things including that if you install the Vault, it will have access to some of your personal info. This warning message is a generic message for many apps, so just say yes to that.

Then when you create your first Vault ID it will suggest to create a mnemonic code; say yes to that then please take these exact words down in your password notebook; this will be very convenient as tablets get wiped out or reinitialised regularly, and this mnemonic code will help you recover your Vault with all CBX in it.

Typically a mobile Vault is meant for short term, and should not be left with big balances. Try the QR code reader built in the Vault, it's really neat!

I VOLUNTEER to be the beta tester....for 50 CBX, I am going to complete the install and see if it functions correctly. Afterwords, I will write a short guide and post. I've nothing else to do, so what the heck.

Excellent idea! Any community volunteers to create an install walk thru guide? I will pay 50 CBX for the service.

my vote goes to option 2...

Greetings,

I have installed the Android wallet on my tablet but am unclear of the correct procedure for setup. Skimming back through the thread didn't further the information for a proper installation either. I'm being asked for a couple of things when the wallet is opened the first time and unclear of what should be done. Is there a guide anywhere and if not, would you kindly have the creator post them? Also, explaining what the options mean might be wise.

Thank you,

CapnBDL
     

Great design VonSpass, I like it! Clean and to the point.

Community - We are very excited about this project as it will make it possible for the community to get involved in a hands on way and start to expose people in their respective locales to Crypto Bullion.

This enables us to get the CBX Vault and currency into the hands of people who have never been exposed to cryptocurrencies. At the present, cryptocurrency is adopted and used by a very small segment of the population and has been unable to bridge the gap to the broader population. Due to this, cryptocurrency markets have recessed and stagnated for almost a year now.

This project will help to bridge this gap and put Crypto Bullion at the forefront.

Again, community assistance will be necessary to make this project go viral and the more that get involved, the bigger this can be.

More to come on this and some other exciting news as well

Fellow Bullionaires, I am happy to announce the imminent launch of the CBX Promo Card marketing program; it was suggested by elambert a while back. The first batch of this card will be 2000 copies;
if successful there will be more batches. One side will be in English, flip side in French (my language); other languages can easily be adapted as well if you are interested.

This campaign has been made possible only after completion of the current Mobile Android Vault of course; I just couldn't wait to put wheels of this great idea in motion: Mobile opens many possibilities as we all know.

Let me know what you think of this card: if you see some ameliorations I should consider - let me know.

Also, most importantly, if you would like to help our cause with this campaign and are interested to distribute a few cards yourself in your area, please send me a PM!!!

Thank You for the words of wisdom/donation and ...well..EVERYTHING!

CapnBDL
      

With current staking algorithm, the "coin-age" counter accumulates until it is high enough to stake, whether or not your wallet is in staking mode. The only thing that matters is that the coins remain at the same Vault address for at least 30 days. You could even close your wallet if its memory requirements are problematic.

After the coins have been immobile in your Vault address for 30 days or more (whether your wallet had been running or not), only then if you unlock for staking, will you eventually receive the proceeds that you are owed by the network.

Ah i see

Yeah I think it is just that your coins have not been there for a month yet. They need to have sat there doing nothing for a month before you can stake them.

Edit: Sent you a present

I did unlock it again, right away. No luck tho. Sits there and hogs mem. I am slowly mining CBX at the same time I am always looking in the trading exchanges. I happen to be the type of person that keeps what I have and don't move them around, don't sell. CBX is an alt I believe in. I simply don't own much, at this time. Just a lowly miner, scrapping up a livin'. (a thousand? yeah right, I wish).   

Android wallet!! Nice... going to check it out just now, thank you VonSpass

CapnBDL - You can stake your coins either every month or every three months. Personally I do it every month. When you stake them depends on how long they have been in your wallet. If for example you sent 1000 CBX from Cryptsy to you new Vault on the 1st of October, then you cannot stake them until the 1st of November (or thereabouts). Your wallet does not need to be open or unlocked until that date. If you open and unlock your wallet on the 1st of November, it will stake, as your coins will have been in your wallet for a month. It should not take long to stake, but there are a few factors that will affect this. For most people leaving your wallet unlocked for one or two hours should be long enough to stake your coins.

If you have coins in your wallet that have sat there for a month or more (without being moved or staked) then you can stake them. If you are staking your coins and you accidentally lock your wallet before all of your eligible coins have finished staking, simply unlock it again.

Edit: Okay I see you posted your wallet address above. You sent your coins to your wallet on the 22nd of September. You do not need to open your wallet to stake your coins until the 22nd of October. Your balance is quite small as you say, have you seen that we have a Faucet at http://bulliongalore.com/ and also a smaller one at Cryptopia.