HoboNickels - HBN - High Fast Stake - Version 2.0! More Secure, Less Intensive - page 97.

broken_pixel

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Quote from: B3dr0ck on June 22, 2016, 11:24:18 AM

it's speculative, but what isn't at this point - BTC drops 10% in a day, ETH drops 50%.

in anycase, to buy low and sell high, you actually have to buy low

so, if not HBN whats a better POS coin to invest in?

(whoever came up with the proof of stake acronym, should have thought that though)

Mintcoin

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=450381.18840

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=== NODE IS OK! ==

Quote from: kiklo on June 22, 2016, 02:35:00 AM

Quote from: HCLivess on June 21, 2016, 05:37:25 PM

Ok guys sell all lets buy waves, looks no way like a scam

Personally NO,

1. It is a sterile token, would rather gamble at blackjack
2. they say "Inspired by NXT cryptocurrency WAVES"
2nd reason is reason enough NXT sucks and they were inspired by that. Tongue

Wish you the best with it.

I was just being sarcastic. It's pretty bad with HBN, but not that bad. It still works, I mean.

kiklo

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@Hippie Tech

Inside your head it may make perfect sense, but to be honest when you type it out ,
Reality is just too distorting for your thought processes.

You're Canadian, right ?
Don't they have some free drugs to help you focus your thoughts into something more coherent,
so the rest of us could understand what the hell it is you are trying to say. Tongue

Hippie Tech

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All cryptos are FIAT digital currency. Do not use.

Quote from: a_cat_named_joe on December 10, 2015, 10:19:43 PM

@ Hippie Tech

Well you were attacking a coin I had invested in, so like a mirror I reflected back at you. Seriously, I think you need to get some help. I know the signs of mental illness and I now believe that you could be unwell. I'm not trying to score points here. You are obviously intelligent and have a great imagination. However, when imagination turns in on itself it can be destructive and incapacitating. I might be wrong, but please take my advice. Now fuck off!

Of course you were wrong. hhaha..

So are the hundreds of people they (BigVern, Horus, BitJohn, muddafudda ect) stole millions from.

Do you realize that you likely qualify as an accessory to these crimes ?

edit

Come join in on our investigation. --> https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cryptsy-stopping-withdraw-locking-accounts-without-notifying-users-class-action-1173703

Things have been slow ever since my newest revelation.

They could use another mole/shill.

Tongue

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Quote from: presstab on May 18, 2016, 12:35:18 PM

Quote from: Majormax on May 18, 2016, 09:20:49 AM

Quote from: Hilux74 on May 16, 2016, 01:28:33 PM

A surprising amount of negative attacks on HBN over the last week. Seems like a play right out of page 7 on 'How to accumulate crypto at bargain prices".

Yes, negative attacks only happen to coins with potential (either already realized or in the future)

Thats actually a great point. FUDers have no reason to waste their time on a coin that has no potential. Just shows that someone is looking to grab some HBN cheap.

... I think this summarises what has been happening quite well.

B3dr0ck

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it's speculative, but what isn't at this point - BTC drops 10% in a day, ETH drops 50%.

in anycase, to buy low and sell high, you actually have to buy low

so, if not HBN whats a better POS coin to invest in?

(whoever came up with the proof of stake acronym, should have thought that though)

a_cat_named_joe

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Quote from: broken_pixel on June 18, 2016, 01:27:38 PM

I have 60k HBM & I will hold onto them until the coin officially lives or dies. HBN was one of my favorite coins in my portfolio, it still is even though it has been going through some tough times.

So has Tranz moved on & stopped with supporting the code?

I think that if Tranz had stopped supporting HBN he would have told us about it by now. He has said that he has other things going on in his life that restrict his time appearing in this thread and answering all questions under the sun. PressTab would also know since he was involved with HoboNickels from a very early stage. PressTab is still very much around.

Perhaps Tranz is enjoying the speculation and the low HBN price. Perhaps he knows something!

kiklo

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Quote from: Rumhurius on June 21, 2016, 05:20:45 AM

I am out.

See , I told you guys if we all kept selling he would cash out. Cheesy

We can start buying back next week when BTC is lower. Wink

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Quote from: HCLivess on June 21, 2016, 05:37:25 PM

Ok guys sell all lets buy waves, looks no way like a scam

Personally NO,

1. It is a sterile token, would rather gamble at blackjack
2. they say "Inspired by NXT cryptocurrency WAVES"
2nd reason is reason enough NXT sucks and they were inspired by that. Tongue

Wish you the best with it.

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the grandpa of cryptos

Quote from: HCLivess on June 21, 2016, 05:37:25 PM

Quote from: Rumhurius on June 21, 2016, 05:20:45 AM

aaaaaaaaand down to 80 sats.... but the Price doesnt matter and doesnt reflect anything right ?
Everything is fine. No Overhaul needed!

Just wait until Africa and Wallstreet accept HBN because there is no Competition and it has a Blockchain plus you can send coins over a laggy client, that takes an Eternity
to sync and even bring modern Day PCs to its Knees.

HOW AWESOME IS THAT ?

lol fools

Keep on dancing on your shitpile.
I am out.

Ok guys sell all lets buy waves, looks no way like a scam

waves is so bad that after ICO its still at almost ICO price

HBN.. i have sold most but this is a real coin. even if Tranz left it

HCLivess

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=== NODE IS OK! ==

Quote from: Rumhurius on June 21, 2016, 05:20:45 AM

aaaaaaaaand down to 80 sats.... but the Price doesnt matter and doesnt reflect anything right ?
Everything is fine. No Overhaul needed!

Just wait until Africa and Wallstreet accept HBN because there is no Competition and it has a Blockchain plus you can send coins over a laggy client, that takes an Eternity
to sync and even bring modern Day PCs to its Knees.

HOW AWESOME IS THAT ?

lol fools

Keep on dancing on your shitpile.
I am out.

Ok guys sell all lets buy waves, looks no way like a scam

a_cat_named_joe

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Quote from: Rumhurius on June 21, 2016, 05:20:45 AM

aaaaaaaaand down to 80 sats.... but the Price doesnt matter and doesnt reflect anything right ?
Everything is fine. No Overhaul needed!

Just wait until Africa and Wallstreet accept HBN because there is no Competition and it has a Blockchain plus you can send coins over a laggy client, that takes an Eternity to sync and even bring modern Day PCs to its Knees.

HOW AWESOME IS THAT ?

lol fools

Keep on dancing on your shitpile.
I am out.

Good riddance! And don't come back you rat turd. Take all your shitty sock puppets with you.

Rumhurius

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Here we go again

aaaaaaaaand down to 80 sats.... but the Price doesnt matter and doesnt reflect anything right ?
Everything is fine. No Overhaul needed!

Just wait until Africa and Wallstreet accept HBN because there is no Competition and it has a Blockchain plus you can send coins over a laggy client, that takes an Eternity to sync and even bring modern Day PCs to its Knees.

HOW AWESOME IS THAT ?

lol fools

Keep on dancing on your shitpile.
I am out.

carlo_0000

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Quote from: Ztraven on June 20, 2016, 07:00:40 AM

Quote from: carlo_0000 on June 20, 2016, 06:38:37 AM

Quote from: Ztraven on June 19, 2016, 10:59:26 PM

PROBLEM SOLVED ... THANKS! I had assumed that my modem had UPnP enabled since all my other wallets supplied by that modem were all working well. I went into my modem's settings and enabled UPnP. My two new HoboNickels wallets are now syncing away.

I was installing them to see if there were any problems as was reported earlier by one contributor. I also wanted to use the addnode= function.

So for anyone experiencing peer-to-peer node problems with their wallet try addnodes= from a list of peers, make sure your firewall is set to allow your wallet's QT .exe, and make sure UPnP is enabled on your modem.

Strange - I wonder why I never had this problem with all my other wallets over the last few years using the same modem.

i don't think it s was a upnp problem , the wallet should sync without open ports
but it help to get lot more nodes

my wallets have not open ports, i can't open them , and they working fine

All my other wallets, including my usual HBN wallet, all work without UPnP enabled in my modem. From my experience it seems to be new installations that need UPnP enabled. Try it. It takes just a few minutes to download the latest HBN wallet and start a new installation. It will quickly become clear if no peers are being connected. The debug file will also confirm this.

When UPnP was enabled I did notice a very significant increase in the number of connections, also with my normal HBN wallet. It currently is 62. Usually it is a handful - certainly less than 10.

I'd be interested in hearing from anyone installing a new wallet without UPnP enabled in their modems and only UPnP enabled in their wallets (default setting). Was your experience similar to mine?

Maybe this is far fetched but I'm wondering whether it is possible in some way that someone could be making it more difficult, or blocking connections that are not UPnP enabled for their own selfish reasons?

yes it s possible

i start a new wallet a big month ago an an other computer, i did also have no connection
so i copy the peer and blockchain from my other computer so i had a list of peers

a_cat_named_joe

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Quote from: panpine on June 20, 2016, 08:02:26 AM

Quote from: kiklo on June 19, 2016, 07:36:12 AM

Quote from: carlo_0000 on June 19, 2016, 07:21:41 AM

Quote from: kneim on June 19, 2016, 02:01:20 AM

Quote from: carlo_0000 on June 18, 2016, 06:39:35 PM

... bad ... cryptopia

Do you know what you are talking about? Another "good" exchange would mean a rising price? You have found the culprit, happy trading!

yes stuff are going bad with cryptopia
they are doing unprofessional stuff,posting personal information of user on the forum, dislisting coins because someone they don't like post in the coin thread Huh

they also dis-list DMD,ether and more, ho wanna trade there ? definitely no future there

Ok , normally I would stay out of this.

However, there is a little too much slander for my taste.
Cryptopia is a Great Exchange, and they are passionate about their work.
I have kept up with the goings on between them and the coins you mentioned,
Cryptopia is at No Fault for defending their rep.
(And if that other coin had done a chain swap like I suggested, then that final friction between them would not have happened, at least not yet anyway)

Dmd caused their own problem with their updated wallet code,
Cryptonit was fairly diplomatic during the process, but their paid dev (old Phoenix coin dev never showed up to help correct the issue.)
So if the paid Dmd Dev fixes the code , it may get back on cryptopia on the next version (at least according to Cryptonit's posts.)

If you want other exchanges , then Bleutrade is 2 BTC or Bittrex is 3 BTC .
Considerate the fact that EDRCoin 24 hour volume on Cryptopia is EDRC/BTC $ 86,293
It is hardly the exchange, it is the traders that make the Volume!

Cool

FYI:
Exchange Blaming because you don't like the Coin's Price is Pointless and Bad Form.

Almost true , but consider exchange where total amount of deposit is 100x bigger than on cryptopia with thousands of trades a minute .. this is an advantage , if HBN get noticed because of some interesting news there is a potential to pour a lot of crypto into it in no time . This wont happen on inferior cryptopia that easily

First of all, calling Cryptopia "inferior" is inflammatory. We are lucky to be on that exchange. OK, it is one of many exchanges that are striving to become firmly established, but it has served me well and I actually prefer it to some of the much larger exchanges.

Secondly, instead of negging out, why don't you get off your arse and do something about it you Moaning Minnie? If you want another exchange, don't drag others down. Start a co-ordinated movement to convince another exchange to take HoboNickels on.

Finally, I suggest that you might want to look at ways to stimulate volume. I have a few ideas of my own which I might want to bring into fruition at an appropriate time.

Stop the carping and do something positive.

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Quote from: kiklo on June 19, 2016, 07:36:12 AM

Quote from: carlo_0000 on June 19, 2016, 07:21:41 AM

Quote from: kneim on June 19, 2016, 02:01:20 AM

Quote from: carlo_0000 on June 18, 2016, 06:39:35 PM

... bad ... cryptopia

Do you know what you are talking about? Another "good" exchange would mean a rising price? You have found the culprit, happy trading!

yes stuff are going bad with cryptopia
they are doing unprofessional stuff,posting personal information of user on the forum, dislisting coins because someone they don't like post in the coin thread Huh

they also dis-list DMD,ether and more, ho wanna trade there ? definitely no future there

Ok , normally I would stay out of this.

However, there is a little too much slander for my taste.
Cryptopia is a Great Exchange, and they are passionate about their work.
I have kept up with the goings on between them and the coins you mentioned,
Cryptopia is at No Fault for defending their rep.
(And if that other coin had done a chain swap like I suggested, then that final friction between them would not have happened, at least not yet anyway)

Dmd caused their own problem with their updated wallet code,
Cryptonit was fairly diplomatic during the process, but their paid dev (old Phoenix coin dev never showed up to help correct the issue.)
So if the paid Dmd Dev fixes the code , it may get back on cryptopia on the next version (at least according to Cryptonit's posts.)

If you want other exchanges , then Bleutrade is 2 BTC or Bittrex is 3 BTC .
Considerate the fact that EDRCoin 24 hour volume on Cryptopia is EDRC/BTC $ 86,293
It is hardly the exchange, it is the traders that make the Volume!

Cool

FYI:
Exchange Blaming because you don't like the Coin's Price is Pointless and Bad Form.

Almost true , but consider exchange where total amount of deposit is 100x bigger than on cryptopia with thousands of trades a minute .. this is an advantage , if HBN get noticed because of some interesting news there is a potential to pour a lot of crypto into it in no time . This wont happen on inferior cryptopia that easily

Ztraven

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Quote from: carlo_0000 on June 20, 2016, 06:38:37 AM

Quote from: Ztraven on June 19, 2016, 10:59:26 PM

PROBLEM SOLVED ... THANKS! I had assumed that my modem had UPnP enabled since all my other wallets supplied by that modem were all working well. I went into my modem's settings and enabled UPnP. My two new HoboNickels wallets are now syncing away.

I was installing them to see if there were any problems as was reported earlier by one contributor. I also wanted to use the addnode= function.

So for anyone experiencing peer-to-peer node problems with their wallet try addnodes= from a list of peers, make sure your firewall is set to allow your wallet's QT .exe, and make sure UPnP is enabled on your modem.

Strange - I wonder why I never had this problem with all my other wallets over the last few years using the same modem.

i don't think it s was a upnp problem , the wallet should sync without open ports
but it help to get lot more nodes

my wallets have not open ports, i can't open them , and they working fine

All my other wallets, including my usual HBN wallet, all work without UPnP enabled in my modem. From my experience it seems to be new installations that need UPnP enabled. Try it. It takes just a few minutes to download the latest HBN wallet and start a new installation. It will quickly become clear if no peers are being connected. The debug file will also confirm this.

When UPnP was enabled I did notice a very significant increase in the number of connections, also with my normal HBN wallet. It currently is 62. Usually it is a handful - certainly less than 10.

I'd be interested in hearing from anyone installing a new wallet without UPnP enabled in their modems and only UPnP enabled in their wallets (default setting). Was your experience similar to mine?

Maybe this is far fetched but I'm wondering whether it is possible in some way that someone could be making it more difficult, or blocking connections that are not UPnP enabled for their own selfish reasons?

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Quote from: Ztraven on June 19, 2016, 10:59:26 PM

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Quote from: Ztraven on June 19, 2016, 08:30:28 PM

My debug file reported:
"ERROR:Caddman: :Read() : open failed" and
"ERROR: GetMyExternalIP() : connection to ... failed"
"No valid UPnP IGDs found"

After seeing your message I created another .conf file in notepad, but saved it as "all files" .conf to avoid the .txt extention. Still getting same debug errors, then "Unloading wallet" and "HoboNickels exited". My firewall is set to allow HoboNickels. I'm using the same modem as my good HoboNickels wallet.

I'm wondering whether some ISPs are blocking peer-to-peer connections and whether it's new wallet installations that are affected?

enable UPnP on your modem/router

PROBLEM SOLVED ... THANKS! I had assumed that my modem had UPnP enabled since all my other wallets supplied by that modem were all working well. I went into my modem's settings and enabled UPnP. My two new HoboNickels wallets are now syncing away.

I was installing them to see if there were any problems as was reported earlier by one contributor. I also wanted to use the addnode= function.

So for anyone experiencing peer-to-peer node problems with their wallet try addnodes= from a list of peers, make sure your firewall is set to allow your wallet's QT .exe, and make sure UPnP is enabled on your modem.

Strange - I wonder why I never had this problem with all my other wallets over the last few years using the same modem.

i don't think it s was a upnp problem , the wallet should sync without open ports
but it help to get lot more nodes

my wallets have not open ports, i can't open them , and they working fine

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Quote

PROBLEM SOLVED ... THANKS! I had assumed that my modem had UPnP enabled since all my other wallets supplied by that modem were all working well. I went into my modem's settings and enabled UPnP. My two new HoboNickels wallets are now syncing away.

I was installing them to see if there were any problems as was reported earlier by one contributor. I also wanted to use the addnode= function.

So for anyone experiencing peer-to-peer node problems with their wallet try addnodes= from a list of peers, make sure your firewall is set to allow your wallet's QT .exe, and make sure UPnP is enabled on your modem.

Strange - I wonder why I never had this problem with all my other wallets over the last few years using the same modem.

Hobo is unique Wink

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Quote from: Ztraven on June 19, 2016, 08:30:28 PM

My debug file reported:
"ERROR:Caddman: :Read() : open failed" and
"ERROR: GetMyExternalIP() : connection to ... failed"
"No valid UPnP IGDs found"

After seeing your message I created another .conf file in notepad, but saved it as "all files" .conf to avoid the .txt extention. Still getting same debug errors, then "Unloading wallet" and "HoboNickels exited". My firewall is set to allow HoboNickels. I'm using the same modem as my good HoboNickels wallet.

I'm wondering whether some ISPs are blocking peer-to-peer connections and whether it's new wallet installations that are affected?

enable UPnP on your modem/router

PROBLEM SOLVED ... THANKS! I had assumed that my modem had UPnP enabled since all my other wallets supplied by that modem were all working well. I went into my modem's settings and enabled UPnP. My two new HoboNickels wallets are now syncing away.

I was installing them to see if there were any problems as was reported earlier by one contributor. I also wanted to use the addnode= function.

So for anyone experiencing peer-to-peer node problems with their wallet try addnodes= from a list of peers, make sure your firewall is set to allow your wallet's QT .exe, and make sure UPnP is enabled on your modem.

Strange - I wonder why I never had this problem with all my other wallets over the last few years using the same modem.

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