Topic: CannabisCoin [CANN][X11][Official] Developments & Discussions - page 90. (Read 706475 times)

Could be I'm asking a stupid question, but if cannabis is suddenly legalized in the US, what would be the point of CANN?

Are you talking about Heroes the tv series? 

No problem.
Here's the declarations:
transaction confirmations = 6 (https://github.com/cannabiscoindev/cannabiscoin420/blob/b5c3b5b239d5d70e53afdaabbd9e924143603dd4/src/qt/transactionrecord.h#L77)
coin maturity = 30 blocks (https://github.com/cannabiscoindev/cannabiscoin420/blob/b5c3b5b239d5d70e53afdaabbd9e924143603dd4/src/main.h#L60)

Hi CANN team,  i was getting specs for each coin.

1. confirms received?
2. confirms reward?
3. minimum age till coin maturity?

I LOVED YOU in Hero's!!

It's the fastest way to get updates.

Here are some recent posts on twitter.  D9 was at the SWCC convention in Arizona.

Don't wait you have to buy some more then expect for some great returns from your investment.

Soon it'll be legalized to mail seeds in the U.S.  Until then do your part in the industry and spread the seed of legalization by signing petitions and contacting your representatives!

-YesWeCANN

I don't use twitter though

Cannabis is now legal in Canada. The laws aren't in place yet but I don't see anyone going to jail if they are growing under 24 plants.

There will an optional performance update in the next couple of weeks. There's no firm timetable for core updates at the moment. Feel free to offer suggestions for features you feel the wallets need. Be aware though that we will not be stuffing in features simply for the novelty value of having them.

  when the new wallet update ?
  anyone know?

I'm waiting more from cannabis:-)

FYI...  Servers are currently being updated and migrated to newer hardware.   

-Yes We CANN

yor can twitter 

People like him perpetuate pain , violence , and suffering because of their own ineptness in critical thinking. There is a reason why prohibition of alcohol was eventually repealed , because it doesn't work. It just created vast criminal empires that were fed enormous amounts of money. Legalization , when it happens , will put a end to this psychotic approach of trying to ban something the majority of people want legal.

Legalization in some states is already having an effect on the cartels...
“…the amount of one drug — marijuana — seems to have finally fallen. U.S. Border Patrol has been seizing steadily smaller quantities of the drug, from 2.5 million pounds in 2011 to 1.9 million pounds in 2014. Mexico’s army has noted an even steeper decline, confiscating 664 tons of cannabis in 2014, a drop of 32% compared to year before.” Time Magazine, Ioan Grillo/Mexico City @ioangrillo April 8, 2015

Buzz that last sentence in your quote made me lol .

I would like to grow some high CBD strains in Canada. Does anyone think D9 would be able to get me some seeds?

Well my goodness...

Is this guy prone to hyperbole or what?

Arizona’s Reefer Mad Bill Montgomery Compares Marijuana Expo to Violent “Cartel Members”, Vietnam Vet as “Enemy”

He's apparently the Maricopa County Attorney.

I can't quite decide whether he's harming or actually helping the cause of marijuana legalization.

Indeed, patiently holding while waiting for the price of each CANN to go up again.

great coin ~~

On another note, we here in Florida thought we were going to have another big battle on our hands over MMJ in the next election. Those that opposed the reform last election, mostly law enforcement, pharmaceutical companies, and others that stand to profit by keeping it illegal, have decided NOT to campaign against it. Here is an email I just got from United for Care -

BREAKING: Petition unopposed at Florida Supreme Court
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Our opponents have decided NOT to contest United for Care's 2016 petition at the Florida Supreme Court.  As you may recall, United for Care won approval of the 2014 petition despite strong opposition by Attorney General Bondi’s office, as well as the Florida Medical Association, Chamber of Commerce, Florida Sheriffs Association and others.

NONE of these groups filed opposition this time!

While this could mean a speedier approval by the Supreme Court, it is at least a tacit acknowledgment by Attorney General Bondi that this petition is likely to satisfy the Court. 

The 2016 petition was changed (from the 2014 version) to clarify some points, particularly as it relates to parental consent and the process in which people can become caregivers.  It also makes explicitly clear what the Supreme Court found was implied in the 2014 version: that medical marijuana could only be recommended to people with serious, debilitating conditions.

Though the court will still need to approve the petition, it appears the most significant obstacle to getting on the ballot will be obtaining enough validated petitions.  To that end, we need each of you to go here, fill out the form, download and sign the petition, and mail it in. 
Please also encourage your friends and family to do the same, by forwarding this email and sharing the petition link (http://www.unitedforcare.org/petition) on Facebook and Twitter.

Thank you,

Ben Pollara
Campaign Manager
United for Care

United for Care
http://www.unitedforcare.org/

Anyway, I thought it was worth posting - Right Arm!
-M