The pumper was dumped, how Dev say Money is a mean of payment, not speculation
Dev some progress with ssl on Nodes?
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It's over P&D?
Curiously getAccountById includes transactions where account in question received forging fee, but only last 10.
However getMyTransactions does not.
However getMyTransactions does not.
Here is a really nice way to access your node that is running somewhere on the internet through an ssh tunel so you don't have to put in your password:
(Thanks to MaWo of NFD: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6661361 )
in a console, enter:
screen -S vpstunnel ssh my.vps.ip.or.name -L 19775:localhost:19775 vmstat 1
then CTRL-A D
then you can go through the browser to localhost:19775 but you are using a tunnel to the remote server, and you can enter the PW securely!
This did not work for me, I used the standard port foward:
Code:
ssh -L 19775:127.0.0.1:19775 VPSusername@vpsIP
Putty also have a option to insert that.
When search for ssh port foward on google hardly find good results.
Ri8 now how can I access my coins? Can i access my real account through http://nodemoney.com:19775/#/login
Real Network http://nodemoney.com:19775/#/login
Test Network http://nodemoney.com:20000/#/login
Ri8 now how can I access my coins? Can i access my real account through http://nodemoney.com:19775/#/login
Newbie question: if my node is listed as generatorid in the block - does that mean I am getting fee ?
Is there a way to see how many coins were forged by my node other then going through every block ?
I tried block explorer, but it only finds my node if it was the target or receiver of a transaction.
Is there a way to see how many coins were forged by my node other then going through every block ?
I tried block explorer, but it only finds my node if it was the target or receiver of a transaction.
Yes you get the fee. There is no other way to see if you forged. But we asked to devs to include an easy way to see forged block and amount in the next clients and they said it will be included.
Newbie question: if my node is listed as generatorid in the block - does that mean I am getting fee ?
Is there a way to see how many coins were forged by my node other then going through every block ?
I tried block explorer, but it only finds my node if it was the target or receiver of a transaction.
Is there a way to see how many coins were forged by my node other then going through every block ?
I tried block explorer, but it only finds my node if it was the target or receiver of a transaction.
Restarted my client and am stuck at 'Blockchain verified complaite, wait synced blocks.'
win or linux?
Restarted my client and am stuck at 'Blockchain verified complaite, wait synced blocks.'
6BTC eat all fake walls. Who Help?
the one who has all.
Here is a really nice way to access your node that is running somewhere on the internet through an ssh tunel so you don't have to put in your password:
(Thanks to MaWo of NFD: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6661361 )
in a console, enter:
screen -S vpstunnel ssh my.vps.ip.or.name -L 19775:localhost:19775 vmstat 1
then CTRL-A D
then you can go through the browser to localhost:19775 but you are using a tunnel to the remote server, and you can enter the PW securely!
6BTC eat all fake walls. Who Help?
I already got some more at 100-110 satoshis.
Nobody sells anymore though.
6BTC eat all fake walls. Who Help?
Well, a couple weeks ago, I noticed some semi-major buying that was slowish. This behavior pushed the price from the .00000058 range to where it was recently-- around .0000075. The buyer has likely picked up 1-2% while in that range. The goal now is to push up the price while there is minimal sale pressure. Easy to do with just another 20-30 BTC.
Next, he puts his big FAT buy walls up and hopes that no one dumps. Coordinating this thpe of move with a positive, and soon to be released event adds an extra layer of security that some big hodler isn't going to dump into the wall. After a perios of a week, or so, the buy book fills back up, below his wall.
In this case, he wants to be able to dump his 1-2% in the range of .00000125-.00000075, I'm guessing.
Even if profit takers dump 10BTC worth into his wall, he can still profit if people place their orders on the buy book where he wants them. Once th buy book is to his liking, he'll dump a sizable % of his holdings; probably in the range of 25-30%. Bagholdera from the pump will refill the order book and in 24-72 hours he'll make another sizable dump. He'll do this in cycles until he's dumped all his coins and ready to move to the next one.
I've seen this happen to every single notable altcoin since 2011. It's never a question of if it will happen, but when. This is Node's pump and there could be more if development continues and market cap stays below 1,000 BTC (after the PnD of course.).
This could be a serious speculator however... in my many years of altcoin trading, that has never been the case. Smart buyers know how to buy there whale-sized shares over days or weeks so that a panic buy isn't instigated while the buyer is trying to get in.
Regardles sof you guys personal stances, just be aware and trade-smart.
seems like no one listen you, but thank you for remind me Next, he puts his big FAT buy walls up and hopes that no one dumps. Coordinating this thpe of move with a positive, and soon to be released event adds an extra layer of security that some big hodler isn't going to dump into the wall. After a perios of a week, or so, the buy book fills back up, below his wall.
In this case, he wants to be able to dump his 1-2% in the range of .00000125-.00000075, I'm guessing.
Even if profit takers dump 10BTC worth into his wall, he can still profit if people place their orders on the buy book where he wants them. Once th buy book is to his liking, he'll dump a sizable % of his holdings; probably in the range of 25-30%. Bagholdera from the pump will refill the order book and in 24-72 hours he'll make another sizable dump. He'll do this in cycles until he's dumped all his coins and ready to move to the next one.
I've seen this happen to every single notable altcoin since 2011. It's never a question of if it will happen, but when. This is Node's pump and there could be more if development continues and market cap stays below 1,000 BTC (after the PnD of course.).
This could be a serious speculator however... in my many years of altcoin trading, that has never been the case. Smart buyers know how to buy there whale-sized shares over days or weeks so that a panic buy isn't instigated while the buyer is trying to get in.
Regardles sof you guys personal stances, just be aware and trade-smart.
Seems like no one listen to him? That guy got 50btc worth of NODE's thx to him.. and probably that guy was the same who showed his 35Mnode sell wall to make people panic sell. If that guy knows NODE will grow he did an excellent deal and will make a lot of money. And anyway up to 200 satoshis there are not many node's left to sell. Just a tiny resistance and back to 200.
Well, a couple weeks ago, I noticed some semi-major buying that was slowish. This behavior pushed the price from the .00000058 range to where it was recently-- around .0000075. The buyer has likely picked up 1-2% while in that range. The goal now is to push up the price while there is minimal sale pressure. Easy to do with just another 20-30 BTC.
Next, he puts his big FAT buy walls up and hopes that no one dumps. Coordinating this thpe of move with a positive, and soon to be released event adds an extra layer of security that some big hodler isn't going to dump into the wall. After a perios of a week, or so, the buy book fills back up, below his wall.
In this case, he wants to be able to dump his 1-2% in the range of .00000125-.00000075, I'm guessing.
Even if profit takers dump 10BTC worth into his wall, he can still profit if people place their orders on the buy book where he wants them. Once th buy book is to his liking, he'll dump a sizable % of his holdings; probably in the range of 25-30%. Bagholdera from the pump will refill the order book and in 24-72 hours he'll make another sizable dump. He'll do this in cycles until he's dumped all his coins and ready to move to the next one.
I've seen this happen to every single notable altcoin since 2011. It's never a question of if it will happen, but when. This is Node's pump and there could be more if development continues and market cap stays below 1,000 BTC (after the PnD of course.).
This could be a serious speculator however... in my many years of altcoin trading, that has never been the case. Smart buyers know how to buy there whale-sized shares over days or weeks so that a panic buy isn't instigated while the buyer is trying to get in.
Regardles sof you guys personal stances, just be aware and trade-smart.
Next, he puts his big FAT buy walls up and hopes that no one dumps. Coordinating this thpe of move with a positive, and soon to be released event adds an extra layer of security that some big hodler isn't going to dump into the wall. After a perios of a week, or so, the buy book fills back up, below his wall.
In this case, he wants to be able to dump his 1-2% in the range of .00000125-.00000075, I'm guessing.
Even if profit takers dump 10BTC worth into his wall, he can still profit if people place their orders on the buy book where he wants them. Once th buy book is to his liking, he'll dump a sizable % of his holdings; probably in the range of 25-30%. Bagholdera from the pump will refill the order book and in 24-72 hours he'll make another sizable dump. He'll do this in cycles until he's dumped all his coins and ready to move to the next one.
I've seen this happen to every single notable altcoin since 2011. It's never a question of if it will happen, but when. This is Node's pump and there could be more if development continues and market cap stays below 1,000 BTC (after the PnD of course.).
This could be a serious speculator however... in my many years of altcoin trading, that has never been the case. Smart buyers know how to buy there whale-sized shares over days or weeks so that a panic buy isn't instigated while the buyer is trying to get in.
Regardles sof you guys personal stances, just be aware and trade-smart.
Thanks for the detailed analysis, rlh!
Just a friendly reminder if anyone would like to donate to the "NODE Rewards for nodes" fund, just PM me and I will send you the address to donate to.
With the current rate of rewards and nodes running (if it stays the same), the current fund should be able to provide rewards for the next 5-6 months.
With the current rate of rewards and nodes running (if it stays the same), the current fund should be able to provide rewards for the next 5-6 months.
Well, a couple weeks ago, I noticed some semi-major buying that was slowish. This behavior pushed the price from the .00000058 range to where it was recently-- around .0000075. The buyer has likely picked up 1-2% while in that range. The goal now is to push up the price while there is minimal sale pressure. Easy to do with just another 20-30 BTC.
Next, he puts his big FAT buy walls up and hopes that no one dumps. Coordinating this thpe of move with a positive, and soon to be released event adds an extra layer of security that some big hodler isn't going to dump into the wall. After a perios of a week, or so, the buy book fills back up, below his wall.
In this case, he wants to be able to dump his 1-2% in the range of .00000125-.00000075, I'm guessing.
Even if profit takers dump 10BTC worth into his wall, he can still profit if people place their orders on the buy book where he wants them. Once th buy book is to his liking, he'll dump a sizable % of his holdings; probably in the range of 25-30%. Bagholdera from the pump will refill the order book and in 24-72 hours he'll make another sizable dump. He'll do this in cycles until he's dumped all his coins and ready to move to the next one.
I've seen this happen to every single notable altcoin since 2011. It's never a question of if it will happen, but when. This is Node's pump and there could be more if development continues and market cap stays below 1,000 BTC (after the PnD of course.).
This could be a serious speculator however... in my many years of altcoin trading, that has never been the case. Smart buyers know how to buy there whale-sized shares over days or weeks so that a panic buy isn't instigated while the buyer is trying to get in.
Regardles sof you guys personal stances, just be aware and trade-smart.
seems like no one listen you, but thank you for remind me Next, he puts his big FAT buy walls up and hopes that no one dumps. Coordinating this thpe of move with a positive, and soon to be released event adds an extra layer of security that some big hodler isn't going to dump into the wall. After a perios of a week, or so, the buy book fills back up, below his wall.
In this case, he wants to be able to dump his 1-2% in the range of .00000125-.00000075, I'm guessing.
Even if profit takers dump 10BTC worth into his wall, he can still profit if people place their orders on the buy book where he wants them. Once th buy book is to his liking, he'll dump a sizable % of his holdings; probably in the range of 25-30%. Bagholdera from the pump will refill the order book and in 24-72 hours he'll make another sizable dump. He'll do this in cycles until he's dumped all his coins and ready to move to the next one.
I've seen this happen to every single notable altcoin since 2011. It's never a question of if it will happen, but when. This is Node's pump and there could be more if development continues and market cap stays below 1,000 BTC (after the PnD of course.).
This could be a serious speculator however... in my many years of altcoin trading, that has never been the case. Smart buyers know how to buy there whale-sized shares over days or weeks so that a panic buy isn't instigated while the buyer is trying to get in.
Regardles sof you guys personal stances, just be aware and trade-smart.
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