Hmm, I've noticed a weird thing with my wallet.
I downloaded the blockchain over again after I was getting out of sync messages.
Now http://hbn.cryptocoinexplorer.com/rich is stating I have more BTC than my wallet shows.
The rich list says I have 86.5k but my wallets saying 82.8K
Topic: HoboNickels - HBN - High Fast Stake - Version 2.0! More Secure, Less Intensive - page 140. (Read 478852 times)
July 30, 2015, 06:19:13 PM
July 30, 2015, 03:46:45 PM
HBN qt wallet currently pushes close to 1GB on the memory. 
July 30, 2015, 07:34:18 AM
Have to say, loving this coin....
I started buying this coin back in early June just to stake it, and it's been the best ROI ever.
The fact that it's so hard to buy-in to this coin is a good indicator that the coin is undervalued. Nobody is selling, or has been selling for a while now... But there are plenty of buy orders there to catch it when someone does sell.
I started buying this coin back in early June just to stake it, and it's been the best ROI ever.
The fact that it's so hard to buy-in to this coin is a good indicator that the coin is undervalued. Nobody is selling, or has been selling for a while now... But there are plenty of buy orders there to catch it when someone does sell.
I sold few today, needed the cash, felt bad though.
I was mining it since 2013 at that time i was averaging 1500 coins a day. Good days now I am staking it only, I no longer have mining rigs.
July 30, 2015, 07:13:11 AM
Yeah, these buy walls are real.
July 29, 2015, 09:07:09 PM
Have to say, loving this coin....
I started buying this coin back in early June just to stake it, and it's been the best ROI ever.
The fact that it's so hard to buy-in to this coin is a good indicator that the coin is undervalued. Nobody is selling, or has been selling for a while now... But there are plenty of buy orders there to catch it when someone does sell.
I started buying this coin back in early June just to stake it, and it's been the best ROI ever.
The fact that it's so hard to buy-in to this coin is a good indicator that the coin is undervalued. Nobody is selling, or has been selling for a while now... But there are plenty of buy orders there to catch it when someone does sell.
July 28, 2015, 05:59:37 AM
Please help me, balance in my wallet ≠ in blockexplorer. I tried
chek&repair, -salvagewallet, delete blockchain and download again, restored old wallet from 1,5 ears old backup, export -> new wallet -> import, but balance in my wallet ≠ in blockexplorer... What's wrong?
chek&repair, -salvagewallet, delete blockchain and download again, restored old wallet from 1,5 ears old backup, export -> new wallet -> import, but balance in my wallet ≠ in blockexplorer... What's wrong?
What is the number of the block in your client?
Which explorer are you using?
What is the balance difference?
1. 2441813
2. http://hbn.cryptocoinexplorer.com/rich
3. in wallet less ~6000 hbn
Strange, I tend to get more on the explorer too, but it tends to fix over time. Sorry for not being able to help you more, but I would certainly trust the wallet.
July 28, 2015, 04:51:57 AM
Please help me, balance in my wallet ≠ in blockexplorer. I tried
chek&repair, -salvagewallet, delete blockchain and download again, restored old wallet from 1,5 ears old backup, export -> new wallet -> import, but balance in my wallet ≠ in blockexplorer... What's wrong?
chek&repair, -salvagewallet, delete blockchain and download again, restored old wallet from 1,5 ears old backup, export -> new wallet -> import, but balance in my wallet ≠ in blockexplorer... What's wrong?
What is the number of the block in your client?
Which explorer are you using?
What is the balance difference?
1. 2441813
2. http://hbn.cryptocoinexplorer.com/rich
3. in wallet less ~6000 hbn
July 28, 2015, 04:34:27 AM
Please help me, balance in my wallet ≠ in blockexplorer. I tried
chek&repair, -salvagewallet, delete blockchain and download again, restored old wallet from 1,5 ears old backup, export -> new wallet -> import, but balance in my wallet ≠ in blockexplorer... What's wrong?
chek&repair, -salvagewallet, delete blockchain and download again, restored old wallet from 1,5 ears old backup, export -> new wallet -> import, but balance in my wallet ≠ in blockexplorer... What's wrong?
If you use CryptoCoinExplorer as a blockexplorer don't worry. The blockexplorer is not accurate, it always shows too much. So if that's the case, trust your wallet balance.
If you read this dreamwatcher, maybe you should talk to presstab. His Cap explorer is way more accurate than CCE where it concerns balances of addresses.
http://www.presstab.pw/phpexplorer/CAP/index.php
July 28, 2015, 04:29:49 AM
Please help me, balance in my wallet ≠ in blockexplorer. I tried
chek&repair, -salvagewallet, delete blockchain and download again, restored old wallet from 1,5 ears old backup, export -> new wallet -> import, but balance in my wallet ≠ in blockexplorer... What's wrong?
chek&repair, -salvagewallet, delete blockchain and download again, restored old wallet from 1,5 ears old backup, export -> new wallet -> import, but balance in my wallet ≠ in blockexplorer... What's wrong?
What is the number of the block in your client?
Which explorer are you using?
What is the balance difference?
July 28, 2015, 03:44:49 AM
Please help me, balance in my wallet ≠ in blockexplorer. I tried
chek&repair, -salvagewallet, delete blockchain and download again, restored old wallet from 1,5 ears old backup, export -> new wallet -> import, but balance in my wallet ≠ in blockexplorer... What's wrong?
chek&repair, -salvagewallet, delete blockchain and download again, restored old wallet from 1,5 ears old backup, export -> new wallet -> import, but balance in my wallet ≠ in blockexplorer... What's wrong?
July 28, 2015, 01:45:19 AM
Damn, too late! There was a time this year I thought I was the very last person buying HBN, now everyone wants it. But as I stated earlier, the buy walls push the price up so strong that there are a very few buying opportunities. Next stop 0.00027?
July 27, 2015, 06:03:11 PM
Just placed a buy order for 30,400 HBN for 1.4BTC on Cryptsy if anyone wants to fill it with orders big and small. Will take all you can sell. Its at a nice price of 4600+ sat.
https://www.cryptsy.com/markets/view/HBN_BTC
Vegas
https://www.cryptsy.com/markets/view/HBN_BTC
Vegas
I can fill you in 3 days.
July 27, 2015, 09:30:09 AM
Just placed a buy order for 30,400 HBN for 1.4BTC on Cryptsy if anyone wants to fill it with orders big and small. Will take all you can sell. Its at a nice price of 4600+ sat.
https://www.cryptsy.com/markets/view/HBN_BTC
Vegas
https://www.cryptsy.com/markets/view/HBN_BTC
Vegas
July 25, 2015, 05:19:49 AM
Makes sense. Still like having the ability to move all staked by default to an address or two. It could be mentioned on that screen that it's possible.
Yes, it feels like an arbitrary limit, but I welcome it - it gives me an ability to hedge against loss and for it to be effective, I dont need a higher count than 50%. I've heard CLAMs have their own implementation of staking to a different address, I wonder what are the limits there.
I have considered moving this 50% up, but so far I like the 50%. The reason I initially choose it, was if there was a roll back, the S4C would send again, thereby causing 100% of the stake to be sent. If the max value was 100% it would chew away at the principal which would defeat the purpose.
The double send error has been fixed, so moving this up 100% could be safer.
The other reason I choose 50% was that I wanted the users base to always increase, so both a charity and the user would benefit.
OK, thanks : Well considered choice !
July 24, 2015, 03:44:07 AM
Sir Tranz...
Can I convince you to support a Raspbian Wallet for BottleCaps and HoboNickels..
Can I convince you to support a Raspbian Wallet for BottleCaps and HoboNickels..
Hi, I do support for that currently
https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/38783-hobonickels-for-arm-linux/
Yea! Pretty easy to compile on the Pi. I had a bit of trouble en the past making a fully compatible static executable for UNIX. But DIY isn't too bad at all. As the main road blocks have been cleared or instructed around.
Right. I tested multiple wallets on ARM Linux and Hobonickels is the only one which I got working fully (both daemon and GUI). I did not have so much luck with VPNCoin and Opal
July 23, 2015, 08:48:53 PM
Sir Tranz...
Can I convince you to support a Raspbian Wallet for BottleCaps and HoboNickels..
Can I convince you to support a Raspbian Wallet for BottleCaps and HoboNickels..
Hi, I do support for that currently
https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/38783-hobonickels-for-arm-linux/
Yea! Pretty easy to compile on the Pi. I had a bit of trouble en the past making a fully compatible static executable for UNIX. But DIY isn't too bad at all. As the main road blocks have been cleared or instructed around.
July 23, 2015, 08:46:45 PM
Makes sense. Still like having the ability to move all staked by default to an address or two. It could be mentioned on that screen that it's possible.
Yes, it feels like an arbitrary limit, but I welcome it - it gives me an ability to hedge against loss and for it to be effective, I dont need a higher count than 50%. I've heard CLAMs have their own implementation of staking to a different address, I wonder what are the limits there.
I have considered moving this 50% up, but so far I like the 50%. The reason I initially choose it, was if there was a roll back, the S4C would send again, thereby causing 100% of the stake to be sent. If the max value was 100% it would chew away at the principal which would defeat the purpose.
The double send error has been fixed, so moving this up 100% could be safer.
The other reason I choose 50% was that I wanted the users base to always increase, so both a charity and the user would benefit.
July 23, 2015, 04:42:52 AM
Sir Tranz...
Can I convince you to support a Raspbian Wallet for BottleCaps and HoboNickels..
Can I convince you to support a Raspbian Wallet for BottleCaps and HoboNickels..
Hi, I do support for that currently
https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/38783-hobonickels-for-arm-linux/
July 23, 2015, 12:23:15 AM
Sir Tranz...
Can I convince you to support a Raspbian Wallet for BottleCaps and HoboNickels..
Can I convince you to support a Raspbian Wallet for BottleCaps and HoboNickels..
July 22, 2015, 05:29:41 AM
Makes sense. Still like having the ability to move all staked by default to an address or two. It could be mentioned on that screen that it's possible.
Yes, it feels like an arbitrary limit, but I welcome it - it gives me an ability to hedge against loss and for it to be effective, I dont need a higher count than 50%. I've heard CLAMs have their own implementation of staking to a different address, I wonder what are the limits there.
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