Topic: 【CRX】ChronosCoin ★ POS now ★ Penny Auction Site Launched ★ Dividends on chain【★】 - page 23. (Read 78640 times)
August 18, 2016, 01:03:44 AM
anyone care to explain how to stake on m'y own laptop? Or is the staking website reliable
August 17, 2016, 10:54:58 PM
Well done team for getting on Yobit! Unbelievable volume.
August 17, 2016, 07:58:55 PM
50% per year,great,I will buy some to pos!
August 17, 2016, 07:49:17 PM
Hi! what's this link for?
And, what's the update on the dividends?
Penny auction generates around 0.15 btc per day.
I used 0.5 btc (from Dividends fund )two days ago to get CRX listed on Yobit. (exclusive listing).
There is still around 0.55 btc in dividends fond. I will always wait when it reaches 1 btc . And then i will send the dividends to CRX holders.
Thank you, sir!
How and where will the dividends be sent? Will it come to the same wallet that I am staking? And will it be paid in BTC?
And with using richlist i will send dividends to holders. (staking wallets)
I see. Thank you.
Is there going to be a note indicating "dividend," or will it simply come in as ordinary?
Thank you!
August 17, 2016, 07:47:41 PM
Hi! what's this link for?
And, what's the update on the dividends?
Penny auction generates around 0.15 btc per day.
I used 0.5 btc (from Dividends fund )two days ago to get CRX listed on Yobit. (exclusive listing).
There is still around 0.55 btc in dividends fond. I will always wait when it reaches 1 btc . And then i will send the dividends to CRX holders.
Thank you, sir!
How and where will the dividends be sent? Will it come to the same wallet that I am staking? And will it be paid in BTC?
And with using richlist i will send dividends to holders. (staking wallets)
I see. Thank you.
Is there going to be a note indicating "dividend," or will it simply come in as ordinary?
August 17, 2016, 07:47:18 PM
It would be nice make the dividend reports public, so as to create credibility and attract more investors and people to CRX.
August 17, 2016, 07:46:04 PM
Thank you guys.
If you stake through your computer, won't the staked coins wait until you turn your computer back on before they are added to your wallet. So, if coins were mined while your computer was off, the coins simply wait in line for your computer to be turned on; thus, you don't necessary need to keep your computer on 24/7.
I hope my question was clear.
If you stake through your computer, won't the staked coins wait until you turn your computer back on before they are added to your wallet. So, if coins were mined while your computer was off, the coins simply wait in line for your computer to be turned on; thus, you don't necessary need to keep your computer on 24/7.
I hope my question was clear.
I'm no staking expert, but it seems to be different for different coins is the best answer I can give.
I find with CRX I make way more coins if I keep my wallet open. It could be just from actually seeing it happen, though.
Thank you for taking the time to answer.
I still wonder whether if your computer is off you lose staked coins. I hope they simply line up and wait for until the computer is turned back on in order to enter your wallet.
Sorry, what does it mean to "hit the block?"
August 17, 2016, 07:43:55 PM
Thank you guys.
If you stake through your computer, won't the staked coins wait until you turn your computer back on before they are added to your wallet. So, if coins were mined while your computer was off, the coins simply wait in line for your computer to be turned on; thus, you don't necessary need to keep your computer on 24/7.
I hope my question was clear.
If you stake through your computer, won't the staked coins wait until you turn your computer back on before they are added to your wallet. So, if coins were mined while your computer was off, the coins simply wait in line for your computer to be turned on; thus, you don't necessary need to keep your computer on 24/7.
I hope my question was clear.
I'm no staking expert, but it seems to be different for different coins is the best answer I can give.
I find with CRX I make way more coins if I keep my wallet open. It could be just from actually seeing it happen, though.
Thank you for taking the time to answer.
I still wonder whether if your computer is off you lose staked coins. I hope they simply line up and wait for until the computer is turned back on in order to enter your wallet.
August 17, 2016, 07:43:40 PM
Hi! what's this link for?
And, what's the update on the dividends?
Penny auction generates around 0.15 btc per day.
I used 0.5 btc (from Dividends fund )two days ago to get CRX listed on Yobit. (exclusive listing).
There is still around 0.55 btc in dividends fond. I will always wait when it reaches 1 btc . And then i will send the dividends to CRX holders.
Thank you, sir!
How and where will the dividends be sent? Will it come to the same wallet that I am staking? And will it be paid in BTC?
And with using richlist i will send dividends to holders. (staking wallets)
I see. Thank you.
Is there going to be a note indicating "dividend," or will it simply come in as ordinary?
August 17, 2016, 07:39:26 PM
Hi! what's this link for?
And, what's the update on the dividends?
Penny auction generates around 0.15 btc per day.
I used 0.5 btc (from Dividends fund )two days ago to get CRX listed on Yobit. (exclusive listing).
There is still around 0.55 btc in dividends fond. I will always wait when it reaches 1 btc . And then i will send the dividends to CRX holders.
Thank you, sir!
How and where will the dividends be sent? Will it come to the same wallet that I am staking? And will it be paid in BTC?
And with using richlist i will send dividends to holders. (staking wallets)
August 17, 2016, 07:29:39 PM
Hi! what's this link for?
And, what's the update on the dividends?
Penny auction generates around 0.15 btc per day.
I used 0.5 btc (from Dividends fund )two days ago to get CRX listed on Yobit. (exclusive listing).
There is still around 0.55 btc in dividends fond. I will always wait when it reaches 1 btc . And then i will send the dividends to CRX holders.
Thank you, sir!
How and where will the dividends be sent? Will it come to the same wallet that I am staking? And will it be paid in BTC?
August 17, 2016, 07:21:53 PM
Thank you guys.
If you stake through your computer, won't the staked coins wait until you turn your computer back on before they are added to your wallet. So, if coins were mined while your computer was off, the coins simply wait in line for your computer to be turned on; thus, you don't necessary need to keep your computer on 24/7.
I hope my question was clear.
If you stake through your computer, won't the staked coins wait until you turn your computer back on before they are added to your wallet. So, if coins were mined while your computer was off, the coins simply wait in line for your computer to be turned on; thus, you don't necessary need to keep your computer on 24/7.
I hope my question was clear.
I'm no staking expert, but it seems to be different for different coins is the best answer I can give.
I find with CRX I make way more coins if I keep my wallet open. It could be just from actually seeing it happen, though.
Thank you for taking the time to answer.
I still wonder whether if your computer is off you lose staked coins. I hope they simply line up and wait for until the computer is turned back on in order to enter your wallet.
August 17, 2016, 07:12:42 PM
Hi! what's this link for?
And, what's the update on the dividends?
Penny auction generates around 0.15 btc per day.
I used 0.5 btc (from Dividends fund )two days ago to get CRX listed on Yobit. (exclusive listing).
There is still around 0.55 btc in dividends fond. I will always wait when it reaches 1 btc . And then i will send the dividends to CRX holders.
August 17, 2016, 06:02:48 PM
Thank you guys.
If you stake through your computer, won't the staked coins wait until you turn your computer back on before they are added to your wallet. So, if coins were mined while your computer was off, the coins simply wait in line for your computer to be turned on; thus, you don't necessary need to keep your computer on 24/7.
I hope my question was clear.
If you stake through your computer, won't the staked coins wait until you turn your computer back on before they are added to your wallet. So, if coins were mined while your computer was off, the coins simply wait in line for your computer to be turned on; thus, you don't necessary need to keep your computer on 24/7.
I hope my question was clear.
I'm no staking expert, but it seems to be different for different coins is the best answer I can give.
I find with CRX I make way more coins if I keep my wallet open. It could be just from actually seeing it happen, though.
August 17, 2016, 05:59:01 PM
Thank you guys.
If you stake through your computer, won't the staked coins wait until you turn your computer back on before they are added to your wallet. So, if coins were mined while your computer was off, the coins simply wait in line for your computer to be turned on; thus, you don't necessary need to keep your computer on 24/7.
I hope my question was clear.
If you stake through your computer, won't the staked coins wait until you turn your computer back on before they are added to your wallet. So, if coins were mined while your computer was off, the coins simply wait in line for your computer to be turned on; thus, you don't necessary need to keep your computer on 24/7.
I hope my question was clear.
August 17, 2016, 05:46:45 PM
Hi! what's this link for?
And, what's the update on the dividends?
It's an online wallet that stakes. 24 hour staking. I have some coins there.
Is it safe? And, will it stake more coins than if you keep your coin on your computer?
Well. It's as safe as any 3rd party... So, no. Realistically your coins are only safe if you hold the keys to the wallet they are in.
I find I stake more on my PC but I am holding a higher balance on my PC. So, it's hard to be sure.
One benefit of staking on POSwallet is that you can stake 24/7 without having to have the wallet open on your PC. Which leaves your PC available for whatever else you might need it for. I work from my PC so it's convenient. I still prefer to stake on my PC though. Truthfully, I'd like to build another PC on my LAN and use that for staking only. It's also cool to have an air-gapped PC with cold storage.
August 17, 2016, 05:44:02 PM
Hi! what's this link for?
And, what's the update on the dividends?
It's an online wallet that stakes. 24 hour staking. I have some coins there.
Is it safe? And, will it stake more coins than if you keep your coin on your computer?
No it wont stake more coins than on your pc. You just dont need to let your pc open to stake with the poswallet. İ dont know how much fees they take btw
August 17, 2016, 05:43:23 PM
CRX scam :
PREMINE 44 MILLION of total 68 million coins.
He started getting 50% POS rewards 2 hrs after first block.
Its also a cheap ass scrypt clone bought for 0,1 btc to fool noobs.
lmao. Sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo salty. Ignorant fuck.
http://chronos-coin.com/distribution/
I personally received 4 shares. Have a nice day.
August 17, 2016, 05:42:25 PM
Hi! what's this link for?
And, what's the update on the dividends?
It's an online wallet that stakes. 24 hour staking. I have some coins there.
Is it safe? And, will it stake more coins than if you keep your coin on your computer?
August 17, 2016, 05:31:05 PM
CRX scam :
PREMINE 44 MILLION of total 68 million coins.
He started getting 50% POS rewards 2 hrs after first block.
Its also a cheap ass scrypt clone bought for 0,1 btc to fool noobs.
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