Topic: Bullion (CBX) 'the Digital Precious Metal' | 2019 Roadmap published - page 248. (Read 359514 times)

Happy Birthday CBX!

For those of you starting trading on Bter for BTR points, from what I understand, if you make a withdrawal from Bter you will lose your points.

I am also given to understand that while the first 1000 BTR gives 1 vote per hour, subsequent votes (up to 10 per hour) are earned at the rate of  roughly 3000 BTR per vote ( so ~30k BTR for 10 votes per hour).

I think I had to do about 0.5 btc's worth of trade for my 1000 BTR, but I suspect that for some reason my first few trades didn't earn any BTR, not sure why.

¡¡Happy Birthday!!

CryptoBullion turns 2 years old today!

Happy Birthday!

Just placed my first buy orders at Bter. Lets earn some BTR!

Guys, voting at Bter is crucial if you want this trend to accelerate...

I have started accumulating BTC at Bter so I will be able to vote myself.

gorgeous beautiful chart !

Price is still climbing, on track for hitting and supassing the $1 mark! Go CBX

I don't seem to be getting any BTR points for my trades, not sure why. I'll make some more trades but I have already traded more than the 0.2 BTC that they say should give me enough BTR points to be able to vote.

Anyone know where I might be going wrong?

EDIT: Scratch that, I now have a couple hundred BTR points, maybe they just take a while to get awarded

I noticed the same and brought it to Jimmy's attention. It is indeed an error in the translator

Upon translating this page it states the coin cap is 100 million, just a heads up.  Not sure if the error is in the translator or the actual text.

Crypto Bullion thread posted on 8BTC (China's leading crypto-currency forum)!

http://8btc.com/thread-20082-1-1.html

Nice work Jimmy!

We will be coordinating a giveaway there for those that download the Vault and encourage the community to push for addition to their preferred exchanges.

at this rate, it won't be long

1 CBX = 1 troy ounce of gold                           

Over $200k market cap, is the Bullion back???

Thanks for looking into Bter and providing feedback info. I have not had the opportunity to start trading there yet but working on it as well. No response as of yet to my numerous inquiries requesting the return of our earned votes but hopefully if we stay persistent, they will give in (or at least respond lol).

I did reach out to BTC38 personally and they said they would have a look at Crypto Bullion, fwiw. Jubi is another exchange that Jimmy has contacted regarding CBX...

I think we will make the most headway with pressuring Chinese exchanges as we get our thread launched on 8BTC and spread some info on CBX - also planning some giveaways over there to get people downloading and trying out the Vault.

Getting the ball rolling with our present community is certainly the starting point though.

Bter requires an account that has actively traded approx 0.2 BTC before they will allow you to vote.

I'm making some transfers as we speak so hopefully it won't be too long before I am able to vote (not sure what trades I will like yet).

Bter looks like a pretty good exchange, I hope they return our old votes and we can get a foothold there.

BTC38 looks like a good one also, the Digitalcoin volume there recently has been huge, much higher than on Cryptsy.

Community Action Opportunity:

If you are a member of the CryptoBullion family/community and want to help, here is an opportunity where every individual can make an impact.

As we have outlined previously, the Chinese market has been targeted as an important area for CBX to gain entry. We have made strides with this objective by bringing on a team member that is based in China to assist with communication barriers and guidance and have had the front page of the website translated for starters.

We will start a thread to establish a presence on the primary cryptocurrency forum used by the Chinese (8BTC) and are actively searching out paid advertising opportunities. Additional to this, of course listing on Chinese trading platforms is necessary. One of the major players is Bter.

CryptoBullion was listed on the voting page of Bter under our old name (Cryptogenic Bullion) which had accumulated over 2400 votes. We had Bter change to our new name and symbol to avoid confusion, however, in the process they decided to remove the already accumulated votes. What we would like from the community is 2 fold: 1. contact Bter and ask them to return the previously earned votes to CBX and 2. start casting votes for CBX to be added.

Your contribution to either or both of these tasks will be very helpful. Remember, the hardest part is building up the momentum for change and that is what is in front of us. So if you have a couple of minutes, please help out.

Below is a brief outline of the steps I have taken so far - feel free to use these or other ideas you have to achieve the same goals. Please be mindful to be respectful in your communications.

Regarding Bter voting issue:
* PM sent to owner of Bter thread (freeworm)
* post in Bter Bitcointalk thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11691182
* ticket submitted at Bter (#18318)
* sent email to Bter support ([email protected]) - copy below
* registered to start trading at Bter to get involved with voting process

Another 4BTC donated for development!

Goal 20BTC
* 11BTC total contributed
* 4BTC invested in PoSP development work (plus 2200 CBX)
* 7BTC in foundation wallet

Again, if you have not donated and are invested in CBX or are getting invested, please contribute if possible:
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It is good that you are aware of this problem. I just decided to check  CBX wallet.

Hi shveicar. Yes, disk load is something we are looking at improving. During initial sync of the blockchain, the wallet/daemon does access the drive a lot. I expect we can allocate more memory to the database engine which should reduce the problem considerably. I will post here when I have looked into the problem some more and devised a solution.

In relation to the screenshot you posted, the large number of file handles is due to the way the LevelDB database engine works. We can limit the number of open files but it will likely reduce performance. Are you having problems other than lots of disk access?

Thanks,

raizor

That the dance of the files takes place at the CBX wallet?


http://abload.de/img/4e1cef919qpd2.gif

in any normal POS wallet I had not met such things.
It threatens the strong wear the hard drive, if the wallet to be run mining in 24 hours.