I want send my coin to an address but there is problem
this is the massege
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July 03, 2015, 06:10:47 AM
July 03, 2015, 05:53:57 AM
When is it going to be added on trex? 
July 03, 2015, 05:51:27 AM
So much material to sift through. My question probably already answered. Is it true that I can lock my wallet up and my GB will still work?
Jury is out on that but my personal belief is that you need to have it "unlocked for staking" for it to operate properly.Others would say you just need to unlock it the one time when its started though.
If you follow this you can set it up in windows to unlock after reboot.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11770511
July 03, 2015, 12:53:09 AM
So much material to sift through. My question probably already answered. Is it true that I can lock my wallet up and my GB will still work?
Jury is out on that but my personal belief is that you need to have it "unlocked for staking" for it to operate properly.Others would say you just need to unlock it the one time when its started though.
OK, I guess that setting is secure enough. Would getting a better router help with my connections? I have only 8, but I think the problem is on my end because none of my wallets have any more than 13 connections.
July 03, 2015, 12:47:09 AM
for those interested, I'm debating hosting both a co-op master node and a hosted master node.
In the Co-Op MN agreement, we'll need 10 groups of 500ea to host a shared MN, payouts will be monthly and evenly distributed to the co-op members. If there is enough interest, we can do multiple co-ops each with their own 10 members.
For the straight hosted MN, you'll provide 100% of the 5K BUCKs needed for deposit and a % of the dividends will be paid back to me for hosting.
If you're interested, let me know, also check out my reputation and trust info. Please hit me up with any questions.
baldpope
In the Co-Op MN agreement, we'll need 10 groups of 500ea to host a shared MN, payouts will be monthly and evenly distributed to the co-op members. If there is enough interest, we can do multiple co-ops each with their own 10 members.
For the straight hosted MN, you'll provide 100% of the 5K BUCKs needed for deposit and a % of the dividends will be paid back to me for hosting.
If you're interested, let me know, also check out my reputation and trust info. Please hit me up with any questions.
baldpope
Just wanted to let everyone know that the first (that I know of) Gorillabuck Gorillaband Co-Op is now active. I created a new thread and will report daily earnings along with any Q&A that arises from the thread.
You can follow the new thread here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11778147
Cheers,
baldpope
July 03, 2015, 12:46:39 AM
So much material to sift through. My question probably already answered. Is it true that I can lock my wallet up and my GB will still work?
Jury is out on that but my personal belief is that you need to have it "unlocked for staking" for it to operate properly.Others would say you just need to unlock it the one time when its started though.
July 03, 2015, 12:43:01 AM
So much material to sift through. My question probably already answered. Is it true that I can lock my wallet up and my GB will still work?
July 02, 2015, 11:19:57 PM
Two questions:
1. Anyone running a staking wallet and a Gorillabands wallet with the same number of coins in to see which is doing better in terms of takings?
2. Does it help with Gorillabands to have many inputs as well? or is that just for staking?
The underlying question is - I have an address with just over 5000 coins with about 1200 input because I spent a couple of hours transferring them over in tiny chunks (good thing I like music)....shall I set up a masternode or keep staking?
I was presuming that other people might have better stuff to do than transfer coins around in blocks of 5 so I might be staking more than most - seems to give me a reward about every hour (1-9 coins), sounds like maybe the master nodes are better at the moment?
I was going to grab another 5000 & compare myself but then the price jumped from 6000 to 24000...
Thanks
1. Anyone running a staking wallet and a Gorillabands wallet with the same number of coins in to see which is doing better in terms of takings?
2. Does it help with Gorillabands to have many inputs as well? or is that just for staking?
The underlying question is - I have an address with just over 5000 coins with about 1200 input because I spent a couple of hours transferring them over in tiny chunks (good thing I like music)....shall I set up a masternode or keep staking?
I was presuming that other people might have better stuff to do than transfer coins around in blocks of 5 so I might be staking more than most - seems to give me a reward about every hour (1-9 coins), sounds like maybe the master nodes are better at the moment?
I was going to grab another 5000 & compare myself but then the price jumped from 6000 to 24000...
Thanks
GorillaBands, when setup, move all the coins to the collateral address in one chunk, destroying all your split times
Ok thanks. Well I'll leave the wallet staking then, since I spent time splitting the inputs, and I'll see about getting together another 5 grand for a Gorillaband...
July 02, 2015, 10:18:15 PM
Quick update on the status of GorillaEx, we are getting ready to start expanding
https://twitter.com/PurePoS/status/616728366490775552
Something else should, for GorillaBucks, specifically, be ready for limited public testing by Saturday
Linux install I hope lol https://twitter.com/PurePoS/status/616728366490775552
Something else should, for GorillaBucks, specifically, be ready for limited public testing by Saturday
July 02, 2015, 10:06:36 PM
Up arrow, Enter,Up arrow, Enter,Up arrow,Enter,Up arrow, Enter,Up arrow,Enter
Thanks. Could you use a Macro recorder and let it do the work?
The transactions can fail if you try to send too many at once, its all a matter of timing.
You don't lose anything if the transaction fails, you just need to wait for the most recent one to have at least one confirm before starting again.
July 02, 2015, 10:04:55 PM
Two questions:
1. Anyone running a staking wallet and a Gorillabands wallet with the same number of coins in to see which is doing better in terms of takings?
2. Does it help with Gorillabands to have many inputs as well? or is that just for staking?
The underlying question is - I have an address with just over 5000 coins with about 1200 input because I spent a couple of hours transferring them over in tiny chunks (good thing I like music)....shall I set up a masternode or keep staking?
I was presuming that other people might have better stuff to do than transfer coins around in blocks of 5 so I might be staking more than most - seems to give me a reward about every hour (1-9 coins), sounds like maybe the master nodes are better at the moment?
I was going to grab another 5000 & compare myself but then the price jumped from 6000 to 24000...
Thanks
1. Anyone running a staking wallet and a Gorillabands wallet with the same number of coins in to see which is doing better in terms of takings?
2. Does it help with Gorillabands to have many inputs as well? or is that just for staking?
The underlying question is - I have an address with just over 5000 coins with about 1200 input because I spent a couple of hours transferring them over in tiny chunks (good thing I like music)....shall I set up a masternode or keep staking?
I was presuming that other people might have better stuff to do than transfer coins around in blocks of 5 so I might be staking more than most - seems to give me a reward about every hour (1-9 coins), sounds like maybe the master nodes are better at the moment?
I was going to grab another 5000 & compare myself but then the price jumped from 6000 to 24000...
Thanks
GorillaBands, when setup, move all the coins to the collateral address in one chunk, destroying all your split times
July 02, 2015, 09:59:27 PM
Two questions:
1. Anyone running a staking wallet and a Gorillabands wallet with the same number of coins in to see which is doing better in terms of takings?
2. Does it help with Gorillabands to have many inputs as well? or is that just for staking?
The underlying question is - I have an address with just over 5000 coins with about 1200 input because I spent a couple of hours transferring them over in tiny chunks (good thing I like music)....shall I set up a masternode or keep staking?
I was presuming that other people might have better stuff to do than transfer coins around in blocks of 5 so I might be staking more than most - seems to give me a reward about every hour (1-9 coins), sounds like maybe the master nodes are better at the moment?
I was going to grab another 5000 & compare myself but then the price jumped from 6000 to 24000...
Thanks
1. Anyone running a staking wallet and a Gorillabands wallet with the same number of coins in to see which is doing better in terms of takings?
2. Does it help with Gorillabands to have many inputs as well? or is that just for staking?
The underlying question is - I have an address with just over 5000 coins with about 1200 input because I spent a couple of hours transferring them over in tiny chunks (good thing I like music)....shall I set up a masternode or keep staking?
I was presuming that other people might have better stuff to do than transfer coins around in blocks of 5 so I might be staking more than most - seems to give me a reward about every hour (1-9 coins), sounds like maybe the master nodes are better at the moment?
I was going to grab another 5000 & compare myself but then the price jumped from 6000 to 24000...
Thanks
July 02, 2015, 09:47:16 PM
Up arrow, Enter,Up arrow, Enter,Up arrow,Enter,Up arrow, Enter,Up arrow,Enter
Thanks. Could you use a Macro recorder and let it do the work?
July 02, 2015, 09:37:45 PM
Up arrow, Enter,Up arrow, Enter,Up arrow,Enter,Up arrow, Enter,Up arrow,Enter
July 02, 2015, 08:36:43 PM
Spots saying it is. Smaller chunks are best. Im trying to find out the fastest way to get 1 chunk and break it quickly into many quickly. Ive tried "sendtoaddress" , but you have to wait about 10 sec between sends. There is a sendmany that I havent used and still looking into it.
Vegas
Vegas
Can you make sendtoaddress automatically repeat? Trying to learn.
July 02, 2015, 08:30:00 PM
Spots saying it is. Smaller chunks are best. Im trying to find out the fastest way to get 1 chunk and break it quickly into many quickly. Ive tried "sendtoaddress" , but you have to wait about 10 sec between sends. There is a sendmany that I havent used and still looking into it.
Vegas
Vegas
July 02, 2015, 08:21:37 PM
Is it still advisable to split up coins into smaller chunks or does that matter anymore?
July 02, 2015, 06:30:57 PM
July 02, 2015, 06:28:46 PM
Go into debug and spam
sendtoaddress address amount
That's what I do sometimes if I'm lazy
You can use sendmany, too, if you want
sendtoaddress address amount
That's what I do sometimes if I'm lazy
You can use sendmany, too, if you want
Ive used sendtoaddress command many times, and it does save time, however with bucks as with most wallets, if you try to go too fast it gives transaction rejected. In bucks if you do a sendtoaddress and then try again in less than 10 seconds it gives a transaction error. If you wait till you get 1 confirm then you can go again, but this is really slow. Ive seen the sendmany command and have even tried it , but cant get it to work. Seems like there is a lot more variables involved. If anyone can make an example of sendmany, that would be helpful, and I can use it as a template.
Thanks
Vegas
July 02, 2015, 06:16:17 PM
Tonight I'm going to take a few minutes and write up a little explanation of the way stake rewards are calculated since we do not use a yearly stake rate
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