Is there a good mining pool for ERC?
Yes and it looks like, they will be happy, to see you joining,
i will follow as soon, as i finished building my mining computer next week.
https://erc.suprnova.cc/
have fun
Matthias
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Topic: EUROPECOIN [ERC] 🌟 FINANCECLOUD 🌟 CRYPTOCURRENY & FINANCE API + SMARTHUB 🌟 - page 112. (Read 543135 times)
November 13, 2016, 12:44:14 PM
Yes and it looks like, they will be happy, to see you joining,
i will follow as soon, as i finished building my mining computer next week.
https://erc.suprnova.cc/
have fun
Matthias
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November 13, 2016, 10:51:52 AM
Is there a good mining pool for ERC?
November 13, 2016, 09:30:25 AM
thanks Matthias, that is quite simple. One last question: When my wallet is open i see my matured coins give me also a small reward. Where is the difference in the rewards between the time deposit (whhere the rewards depends on the time) and the "wallet rewards", when you use the wallet as a node i think. Is the reward the same, that means, 1 month time deposit e.g. 10000ERC is the same reward as 1 month wallet open and online with 10000ERC? (i know the electricity cost would kill the reward, just asking for understanding the system 
)
)You have without term deposit ~2,4 %p.a. and for 1 month with term deposit ~3%. But without look is only valid for the first 30 days.
Note for the pdf: If the term deposit finish is must you move your coin from this address. I recommend to use the coin control function.
November 13, 2016, 06:34:27 AM
thanks Matthias, that is quite simple. One last question: When my wallet is open i see my matured coins give me also a small reward. Where is the difference in the rewards between the time deposit (whhere the rewards depends on the time) and the "wallet rewards", when you use the wallet as a node i think. Is the reward the same, that means, 1 month time deposit e.g. 10000ERC is the same reward as 1 month wallet open and online with 10000ERC? (i know the electricity cost would kill the reward, just asking for understanding the system )
) November 13, 2016, 05:33:48 AM
@metarmorphin: version is 3.0.11...........no it is confirmed so i think the problem is solved.
How can i know get some rewards from my coins...like forging or maturing...
Thanks for your support
How can i know get some rewards from my coins...like forging or maturing...
Thanks for your support
That's right,
you can get rewards from your coins using "Term Deposit"
(locking your coins for a chosen time)
You can download a step by step guide here:
http://www.europecoin.eu.org/europcoin-info-resources-2/press-info?download=41:quickguide-term-deposits-erc-v3
have fun
Matthias
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November 13, 2016, 05:29:56 AM
there is ERC Depoit button in the wallet where you can choose a time frame for deposit (and rates as a reward). But where can i find the deposit adresses i have to transfer the ERC?
November 13, 2016, 05:03:22 AM
@metarmorphin: version is 3.0.11...........no it is confirmed so i think the problem is solved.
How can i know get some rewards from my coins...like forging or maturing...
Thanks for your support
How can i know get some rewards from my coins...like forging or maturing...
Thanks for your support
November 12, 2016, 07:00:31 PM
Hi all together,
i bought yesterday some ERC at BITTREX. 1 Hour ago i transfered these coins to my ERC Core wallet (newest version). I can see the coins in my account, but unconfirmed. 0 confirmation up to date. Does it always take such a long time? Wallet is fully synchromized. Thanks for your help!
i bought yesterday some ERC at BITTREX. 1 Hour ago i transfered these coins to my ERC Core wallet (newest version). I can see the coins in my account, but unconfirmed. 0 confirmation up to date. Does it always take such a long time? Wallet is fully synchromized. Thanks for your help!
Please call us ur version u used...
Steve
November 12, 2016, 06:39:36 PM
Hi all together,
i bought yesterday some ERC at BITTREX. 1 Hour ago i transfered these coins to my ERC Core wallet (newest version). I can see the coins in my account, but unconfirmed. 0 confirmation up to date. Does it always take such a long time? Wallet is fully synchromized. Thanks for your help!
i bought yesterday some ERC at BITTREX. 1 Hour ago i transfered these coins to my ERC Core wallet (newest version). I can see the coins in my account, but unconfirmed. 0 confirmation up to date. Does it always take such a long time? Wallet is fully synchromized. Thanks for your help!
November 10, 2016, 12:42:09 AM
Matthias, I am not able to sign up at the website.
Login denied! Your account has either been blocked or you have not activiated it yet.
I did not receive an e-mail to confirm or activate.
Login denied! Your account has either been blocked or you have not activiated it yet.
I did not receive an e-mail to confirm or activate.
If you are talking about http://www.federatedblockchains.eu.org
problem should be solved. I found your name and enabled it.
Tell me if you are still having problems,
welcome
Matthias
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Yes. All good. I am able to login to the website now.
Danke danke
November 09, 2016, 05:19:23 AM
Matthias, I am not able to sign up at the website.
Login denied! Your account has either been blocked or you have not activiated it yet.
I did not receive an e-mail to confirm or activate.
Login denied! Your account has either been blocked or you have not activiated it yet.
I did not receive an e-mail to confirm or activate.
If you are talking about http://www.federatedblockchains.eu.org
problem should be solved. I found your name and enabled it.
Tell me if you are still having problems,
welcome
Matthias
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November 09, 2016, 12:01:25 AM
Matthias, I am not able to sign up at the website.
Login denied! Your account has either been blocked or you have not activiated it yet.
I did not receive an e-mail to confirm or activate.
Login denied! Your account has either been blocked or you have not activiated it yet.
I did not receive an e-mail to confirm or activate.
November 08, 2016, 11:12:53 AM
we are preparing for closed pre ALPHA,
Call for active Coin Maintainers to join
read more:
Federated Blockchains
The coin maintainers info-circle will give you the opportunity, to get early, first hand informations about the project and will give you the chance,
to get engaged as one of the first movers, for example, through taking part on internal test programs.
How to increase the chance to get involved.
If we ask you, to take part or receive internal informations, our choice will be guided by trust.
There are some ways, you can influence our decision, by using the tools, we are providing.
1) Give us an insight, who we are dealing with, by filling this form with useful informations,
2) Maintain a proper user profile here and engage with the community
3) Use the Blog, ("Planet") to publish news about your project and your work for your coin.
Every feature of this platform is voluntary, free and is also a great chance for you, to increase your visibility
join by visiting:
http://www.federatedblockchains.eu.org/
and press "ADD TEAM"
have fun
Matthias
WHAT else is happening:
1) Local Exchange:
Currently translating our local Bitcoin, Europecoin exchange for international markets (http://bitcoin-treff.de)
2) Video Production Storyboard
Producing a Europecoin Promo Video with Hypercube Studio
3) Meeting with the German association of private universities
They want to mine Europecoins with unused computing power, we made an application for them
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November 07, 2016, 06:11:32 PM
Now you can run ERC-V3 on ROKOS v7 Core ("Flavors" version not yet released). Get it from http://rokos.space/downloads.html for Pine64, RaspberryPi (v2 and v3).
ROKOS v7 Core comes with most dependencies already installed and configured, so compiling a wallet/daemon is a breeze.
Default user: pi
Default pass: rokos
Instructions for building wallet, daemon and CLI for ERC-V3:
Those instructions might apply in previous version(s) of "Core" and/or "Flavors", but I didn't test them. Anyway, Oktoshi does a terrific job.
- Pine64 is available in 3 versions/models: 512MB/1GB/2GB RAM. The 2GB RAM model is recommended (1GB model might work);
- binaries compiled on/for Pine64 are not compatible with Raspberry Pi (not tested, but afaik the processors are of slightly different architectures) and the same might hold true for the blockchain database (heck, I just hope Bitcoin community will decide to ditch that antiquated and data-corruption prone BerkeleyDB 4.8 in favor of something better).
ROKOS v7 Core comes with most dependencies already installed and configured, so compiling a wallet/daemon is a breeze.
Default user: pi
Default pass: rokos
Instructions for building wallet, daemon and CLI for ERC-V3:
Those instructions might apply in previous version(s) of "Core" and/or "Flavors", but I didn't test them. Anyway, Oktoshi does a terrific job.
Code:
# get the source
pi@pine64:~$ git clone https://github.com/LIMXTEC/Europecoin-V3 ERC-V3src/
# actually go there ;)
pi@pine64:~$ cd ERC-V3src/
## We link the proper bd library
export CPATH="/usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.8/include"
export LIBRARY_PATH="/usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.8/lib"
pi@pine64:~$ ./autogen.sh
pi@pine64:~$ ./configure
pi@pine64:~$ make
pi@pine64:~$ strip src/europecoind
pi@pine64:~$ strip src/europecoin-cli
pi@pine64:~$ strip src/europecoin-tx
pi@pine64:~$ strip qt/europecoin-qt
# if you want the binaries copied to /usr/local/bin
pi@pine64:~$ make install
# ... or you can copy those binaries to the folder of your choice
# binaries are appearing as "shared libraries" for some reason... maybe compiler options...
# ...but they run nonetheless if launched with "Application Finder" (+)
# further tests required
# Have fun and (maybe) show some appreciation (EJZwagsubfxn1xeB4JmztAWitgTPty3FzN).
# User: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=356883
A few closing observations: pi@pine64:~$ git clone https://github.com/LIMXTEC/Europecoin-V3 ERC-V3src/
# actually go there ;)
pi@pine64:~$ cd ERC-V3src/
## We link the proper bd library
export CPATH="/usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.8/include"
export LIBRARY_PATH="/usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.8/lib"
pi@pine64:~$ ./autogen.sh
pi@pine64:~$ ./configure
pi@pine64:~$ make
pi@pine64:~$ strip src/europecoind
pi@pine64:~$ strip src/europecoin-cli
pi@pine64:~$ strip src/europecoin-tx
pi@pine64:~$ strip qt/europecoin-qt
# if you want the binaries copied to /usr/local/bin
pi@pine64:~$ make install
# ... or you can copy those binaries to the folder of your choice
# binaries are appearing as "shared libraries" for some reason... maybe compiler options...
# ...but they run nonetheless if launched with "Application Finder" (
# further tests required
# Have fun and (maybe) show some appreciation (EJZwagsubfxn1xeB4JmztAWitgTPty3FzN).
# User: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=356883
- Pine64 is available in 3 versions/models: 512MB/1GB/2GB RAM. The 2GB RAM model is recommended (1GB model might work);
- binaries compiled on/for Pine64 are not compatible with Raspberry Pi (not tested, but afaik the processors are of slightly different architectures) and the same might hold true for the blockchain database (heck, I just hope Bitcoin community will decide to ditch that antiquated and data-corruption prone BerkeleyDB 4.8 in favor of something better).
November 07, 2016, 12:48:28 PM
November 05, 2016, 04:57:29 PM
The show will start in 10 days with a "Call-for-Coins", to get a professional style communication with active Coin-Teams up and running.
your call will not stay unheard for sure!
November 05, 2016, 03:24:58 AM
@seco thank you, that l,oks interesting
(please vote everybody, its time to carefully add one / two more exchanges)
and here is some news about the Federated Blockchains future plans:
While attending the 2016 GRID TALKS at the EUROPECOIN headquarter in Bochum, Germany, we took the chance,
to sit down with Joachim de Koning. (Internet of Coins)
We both already had discovered the similarities of our ideas and of our views, how to achieve things for the crypto movement.
This meeting, gave us the possibility, to get to know each other face to face and to set the path for a future as one Team.
You can see the FEDERATED BLOCKCHAINS as a "human API" for coin-teams and users, to access the "Internet of Coins" technology.
You will see much more news here, than you did before. First we will, step by step, get more specific about our plans for the future
and about the structure of the project as a whole, during the next few weeks.
After having set up new team structures with Joachim and Robert, you will see us quickly prepare,
to get the first ALPHA launch out here within the next 6/7 month.
The show will start in 10 days with a "Call-for-Coins", to get a professional style communication with active Coin-Teams up and running.
Watch us and have fun
excited Matthias
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November 04, 2016, 03:22:07 PM
Done...thanks for sharing this link here...
Greetz
Steve
November 04, 2016, 02:45:52 PM
November 01, 2016, 01:54:54 PM
Good morning everyone.. is it too late swapping my coins?
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Swap Info
Hello @all,
we have now over 65 MIO ERC2 swapped to ERC3. That is a great trust from the europecoin community.
The last "normal" Swap day is the next Monday. All coins after this swap day will exchange with a timelock of six months.
Best Regards Christian
so its not to late for the swap but im afraid u have to wait 6 months until u get ur coins
if u dont apply for that last swap date
then its really to late
Please write a PM to "szenekonzept". He can help you. Best Regards Christian
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