Topic: [DVC]DevCoin - Official Thread - Moderated - page 249. (Read 1059181 times)

Installed. Will start to play with it in the weekend when I have time to go through an extensive test plan with 2 phones.

Can you try 1.0.1?

I am looking into setting up a datacentre, see https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4539024 and following conversation.

-MarkM-

The round 31 receiver files have been uploaded to:
http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/receiver_31.csv
http://devcoinpool.btc-music.com/receiver/receiver_31.csv
http://devcoinblockexplorer.info/receiver/receiver_31.csv
http://devtome.com/files/receiver_31.csv
http://devcoin.darkgamex.ch/receiver_31.csv
http://d.evco.in/receiver/receiver_31.csv
http://show-me-the-devcoin.info/devtome/receiver_31.csv
http://coinfaucets.tk/receiver_31.csv
http://creativecurrencies.cu.cc/wp-content/uploads/receiver_31.csv

The account file is at:
http://galaxies.mygamesonline.org/account_31.csv

There were 1243 original receiver lines, so the average number of devcoins per share is 180,000,000 dvc / 1243 = 144,811 dvc. Administrator pay is 166.0 shares, 13.4 percent of the total. The value at vircurex is 0.5 mcbtc/dvc, which works out to 0.0724 btc. This times the bitstamp price of 844$ gives a share price of 61$.

People on that list will start getting those coins in round 31, starting at block 124,000. The procedure for generating the receiver files is at:
http://devtome.com/doku.php?id=devcoin#generating_the_files

The next bounties will go into round 32:
https://raw.github.com/Unthinkingbit/charity/master/bounty_32.csv

At least we know they are pretty much here to stay.

I think that we will see the day when people can mine, hoard, steal and sell alt-coins while playing some massive online video game. It might not really be around now but, you know that someone is thinking about starting one.

i thought this was an interesting article... http://www.devtome.com/doku.php?id=devcoin_future_value
one point i would make about the proliferation of altcoins (or currently an explosion) is, that eventually the "vaporcoins", "becauseicandoitcoins" , and "scamcoins" will go away, because they really don't have anybody using them for much more than scoring a few quick bitcoins or dollars and disappearing. the Cryptos left standing will probably be much better off, because they have communities behind them, and so will be seen (even by the mainstream financial community) to be more stable, and therefore worth more. just my 0.02DVC.....

yeah i think i said something in my article on Devtome http://www.devtome.com/doku.php?id=cryptocurrency_day_trading  about  "Patience is a Virtue".... that's what happens when u get impatient.....

Is there a way to get devtome earnings in a web wallet?  If not, could I propose a bounty for a web wallet which can pay generation?

Thanks

Please report bugs to http://code.google.com/p/devcoinj/issues/list

We need a way to keep organized with bugs.

Do you have the bitcoin wallet already installed? Maybe one of the things it uses to check for application existance hasn't been updated in the code... although I did change the name of the application and stuff so it should be able to coexist.. but there are a few things like that that can screw it up I guess...

One thing I left out was renaming bitcoinj namespace to devcoinj...because I didn't think I needed to yet... so I will do that.

sidhujag, please check the wallet.apk file. I cannot get it installed on my phone. The phone tells me whether I want to install it as an update rather than a fresh install, and after clicking install, it returns with the message that it has not been installed.

So the android wallet seems to work with the new qt client/daemon. I send/recv coins back and forth.

I changed the default CENT in the android wallet to the value of 5*COIN which matched the desktop client. Remember wherever we used CENT we use MinRelayFee.

So not sure how the wallet will handle the fee stuff with CENT changed and the min default fee set to 5*COIN... but I had to do it because if we set the fee too low then the reference clients may not accept the transactions if the fee doesnt match its minimum.

THe android client has no notion of free transactions because it doesn't know if it falls within the 27k free area of each block, so it assigns a minimum of 5 COINS for transactiosn regardless of size, and then 5 COINS for each 1kb of transaction size.

The dust fee is cool you can see it in action if you try to send coins and try to send less than 54600 satoshi's the box will highlight red to show its invalid. This is to avoid accepting transactions under ~55k satoshi's as they are considered dust, this matches the desktop client spec.

I updated to 1.0.11 to fix the crash when getdata was being called from the android wallet, so please upgrade to new client.

Right now if none of the dns servers updated to the new version of devcoin client then the android wallet will have no nodes to connect to, but you can load it up and see how it looks for sanity testing. (or connect to yourself locally using your local qt as the trusted node in the android wallet settings)

devcoin 1.0.11 here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/devcoin/files/Devcoin-1.0.11.jar/download

android wallet 1.0.0 here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/devcoin/files/devcoinj/Devcoinj-1.0.0.zip/download

Thanks,
Jag

Which client did you download? (Mac, win, Linux, bsd)  I can provide you with a copy of the blockchain if you want.

By the way, nice avatar

Well I dont mind helping people out if they need assistance with fleshing out an idea. I wont help you do the idea, but I will spitball it for you. I should start a thread for that.

Does it always stop at the same block each time you start it?

Or does each restart get you a little farther?

Also, you didn't indicate what wallet you downloaded, from where, for what operating-system and hardware...

-MarkM-

Noob here... please help... 

True. But that 305% annual refund is better than the panic dump I was referring to.

The price will return. Just hold your shiny DVC for a later date. Take Weisoq's (I think) and place your sells at increments. The key is patience.

The problem with Cryptostocks.com is that you have to trust the company you invest in. With $100 worth of Cryptostocks, thats a fair bet. However, a $10,000+ investment is different. Furthermore, the current DVC projects at Cryptostocks do not represent a fair chance of share price increasing. Its more like bonds yielding 3-5% annually.

I would rather like to fund mobile apps with Devcoin with a possible return on the app store income. But that is done in $$$.

Yea there was that shaggy guy here that openly blurted out his ideas and never ever took action.. when your always high you cant get from the thought state to action lol

Anyways he had ideas of bitcoin towns and mostly marijuana stuff.. wonder where he ended up. Atleast hes not cluttering up the thread but hes manic sort of marketing style lured a few ppl in i bet.

Yeah I think this idea is really good.