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Quote from: Daffadile on January 29, 2017, 12:39:36 PM

Put some of the beetles up today. Took this picture earlier of some of them. I'll fill more information in the listing later with more details and another video soon about them. They are pretty small, I would say the biggest ones are maybe two inches long

http://healthyworm.com/10-pack-darkling-beetles.html

lot food for family eat!

make bettel juice?

bet taste good

pickel bettle may be good!

need send address still. post soon if allow

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So how many worm is a decent amount to mine blocks that is just over the minimum stake period like you said ?
Also I am confused about using the encryption/locking the wallet. I know people do it to build weight but doesnt it build weight up anyway ?

As many as you can get. The more you have, the faster you stake, the faster you compound

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Quote from: CometotheTundra on January 14, 2017, 11:55:55 PM

I've added HealthyWormCoin to my faucet. Sadly there is no exchange yet and I don't have any WORMs to add so we'll need a donation to start working for now.

https://www.coinfaucet.co/healthyworm/

The faucet had some downtime today due to an issue with our hosting.
Back up and working now!

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Quote from: cohnhead on January 29, 2017, 09:51:59 AM

Quote from: JimmyRecard on January 29, 2017, 03:50:54 AM

Quote from: JimmyRecard on January 29, 2017, 03:50:54 AM

Put some of the beetles up today. Took this picture earlier of some of them. I'll fill more information in the listing later with more details and another video soon about them. They are pretty small, I would say the biggest ones are maybe two inches long

http://healthyworm.com/10-pack-darkling-beetles.html

Are these bugs some kind of worm bearing creature ? I recall you saying that the superbugs breed worms.. is that inside them and then you cut them out just like how you would a grasshopper with intestinal maggots ?

if I understand correctly...the beetles lay eggs which grow into the larvae worms...which are then sold for feed. some are allowed to mature and morph into beetles to lay more eggs and keep cycle going. beetles are only to lay eggs...they mate and die. life is simple.
thinking it wouldn't be all that fun (for most people) if you had to disembowel hundreds of little beetles to extract larvae

Correct. They dig down into the food and lay eggs in the substrate

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So how many worm is a decent amount to mine blocks that is just over the minimum stake period like you said ?
Also I am confused about using the encryption/locking the wallet. I know people do it to build weight but doesnt it build weight up anyway ?

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Put some of the beetles up today. Took this picture earlier of some of them. I'll fill more information in the listing later with more details and another video soon about them. They are pretty small, I would say the biggest ones are maybe two inches long

http://healthyworm.com/10-pack-darkling-beetles.html

Are these bugs some kind of worm bearing creature ? I recall you saying that the superbugs breed worms.. is that inside them and then you cut them out just like how you would a grasshopper with intestinal maggots ?

if I understand correctly...the beetles lay eggs which grow into the larvae worms...which are then sold for feed. some are allowed to mature and morph into beetles to lay more eggs and keep cycle going. beetles are only to lay eggs...they mate and die. life is simple.
thinking it wouldn't be all that fun (for most people) if you had to disembowel hundreds of little beetles to extract larvae

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Quote from: Belligerent Fool on January 28, 2017, 09:51:51 PM

Put some of the beetles up today. Took this picture earlier of some of them. I'll fill more information in the listing later with more details and another video soon about them. They are pretty small, I would say the biggest ones are maybe two inches long

http://healthyworm.com/10-pack-darkling-beetles.html

Are these bugs some kind of worm bearing creature ? I recall you saying that the superbugs breed worms.. is that inside them and then you cut them out just like how you would a grasshopper with intestinal maggots ?

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Put some of the beetles up today. Took this picture earlier of some of them. I'll fill more information in the listing later with more details and another video soon about them. They are pretty small, I would say the biggest ones are maybe two inches long

http://healthyworm.com/10-pack-darkling-beetles.html

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Quote from: BETAWI on January 28, 2017, 07:56:55 PM

Quote from: Daffadile on January 28, 2017, 07:19:40 PM

Quote from: cohnhead on January 28, 2017, 01:50:23 PM

link for windows wallet doesn't seem to work...
is there one?

same question.. where is the windoz wallet?

Windows: http://healthyworm.com/downloads/HealthyWormCoin-win.zip

Thank you for the link. How many worm is a good starting point for staking ?
I just downloaded the wallet it is working just fine thank you. Block chain caught up and 2 active nodes.

I think there's no minimum, as long reward is above 0.01 WORM, you will get your stake. The higher the reward will be due to higher coin age

Age/Weight, in this case it is the exact same thing, once the network and coin volume grows the bigger inputs compared to the network weight will be staking reguarly while the small inputs will be fighting, seen it many times before when people are saying it takes so long to stake, remember these are the "optimal" estimates.

To sum it up so everyone can understand, the more coins you own compared to the total amount of coins and the more you put into 1 input block the more regular you will stake not long after the minimum staking time Wink

Think of each block as a lottery drawing and each coin as a ticket. The more tickets you have, the more likely you are to win the drawing

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Quote from: BETAWI on January 28, 2017, 07:56:55 PM

Quote from: Daffadile on January 28, 2017, 07:19:40 PM

Quote from: cohnhead on January 28, 2017, 01:50:23 PM

link for windows wallet doesn't seem to work...
is there one?

same question.. where is the windoz wallet?

Windows: http://healthyworm.com/downloads/HealthyWormCoin-win.zip

Thank you for the link. How many worm is a good starting point for staking ?
I just downloaded the wallet it is working just fine thank you. Block chain caught up and 2 active nodes.

I think there's no minimum, as long reward is above 0.01 WORM, you will get your stake. The higher the reward will be due to higher coin age

Age/Weight, in this case it is the exact same thing, once the network and coin volume grows the bigger inputs compared to the network weight will be staking reguarly while the small inputs will be fighting, seen it many times before when people are saying it takes so long to stake, remember these are the "optimal" estimates.

To sum it up so everyone can understand, the more coins you own compared to the total amount of coins and the more you put into 1 input block the more regular you will stake not long after the minimum staking time Wink

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Quote from: Daffadile on January 28, 2017, 07:19:40 PM

Quote from: cohnhead on January 28, 2017, 01:50:23 PM

link for windows wallet doesn't seem to work...
is there one?

same question.. where is the windoz wallet?

Windows: http://healthyworm.com/downloads/HealthyWormCoin-win.zip

Thank you for the link. How many worm is a good starting point for staking ?
I just downloaded the wallet it is working just fine thank you. Block chain caught up and 2 active nodes.

I think there's no minimum, as long reward is above 0.01 WORM, you will get your stake. The higher the reward will be due to higher coin age

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Quote from: cohnhead on January 28, 2017, 01:50:23 PM

link for windows wallet doesn't seem to work...
is there one?

same question.. where is the windoz wallet?

Windows: http://healthyworm.com/downloads/HealthyWormCoin-win.zip

Thank you for the link. How many worm is a good starting point for staking ?
I just downloaded the wallet it is working just fine thank you. Block chain caught up and 2 active nodes.

Pfeff

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