Topic: [HYP] HyperStake | Generous Reward Staking | Advanced Staking Controls & Wallet - page 155. (Read 679332 times)

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My IP is different from this: "ip", "2001:0:9d38:6ab8:2cf8:3ab5:b089:b520", which appears in "getinfo" Why is that so?

What is it you are looking at bud?

If someone answer me a question of can. There is no reference to HYP. Why A Certain coin, INSTEAD of my own IP, I Appear Something like this: "ip" : "2001:0:9d38:6ab8:2cf8:3ab5:b089:b520",

Do you have a ticket # or the deposit address so I can look into it?

That's fucked up.

I'll forward this message. I have no real affiliation, I just know the guy. Maybe he can help.

The situation with the coin  I am talking about happened  25 days before the recent server failure. I had netcoins stuck during that server failure but they came thru just fine afterwards. I had another coin 25 days before the server failure never made it to my cryptsy account but made it to the cryptsy wallet, the wallet then went into maintenance and then out of maintenance and I still had not gotten my coins, now it is back in maintenance, so that means if the wallet was in sync the address my coins went to were not on that wallet.dat, thus I lose, they refuse to respond to the ticket anymore. were now over 30 days on that ticket. I sent them the TXIDs I sent them the actual withdraw statement and a screenshot of the cryptsy depositing address in my account, they have more than enough proof to see the coins were deposited into a cryptsy depositing address, and that the coins made it there. but I dont have my coins

I frequently talk with Cryptsy's main wallet guy, and I can assure you that there was no malice involved. They had a very major server failure, and it took some time to set things right. I've been assured that no private keys were lost, but a lot of time was lost in getting things straight. These are pretty serious players, too. They had deliberate attack well covered, but missed that one thing It happens to the best of us, and they do learn from their disasters. I also know, because we were conversing at the time, that the man I'm speaking of put in a couple of extremely long days trying to get everything back on track. And he works on a straight salary. Occasionally Mr. Murphy wins, even with the best of planning.

I agree 100%. Please inform the rest of us of such a dump or unloading and I'll even say I'll give you more than market value. Just to minimize panic dumping.

I was wondering where the dive came from, that sure was a hit for HYP. unfortunately as I am watching the cryptsy market I still feel something else may be going on, I can understand the 700,000 emergency dump, but it really does seem someone out there is purposely trying to hold this price down to 100 sat. Unless its just the normal panic sellers falling in play. If it is panic sellers, it only enables all of us to make good staking positions on thier panic sell offs

I am having some issues on Cryptsy with a couple withdraws right now I hope its not like my last problem that has been 29 days and 4 hours and still they have not corrected the issue. 29 days is a long time to wait on HYP considering it could mature and stake (maybe even stake twice) in that amount of time. I have a bunch of HYP still in my cryptsy account I wont send until these other withdraws go thru. Cryptsy has a bad habit of making you pay for their mistakes. For example, I had a deposit on another coin and when they did maintenance on their wallet I am assuming they had not backed up their wallet.dat file correctly and lost the wallet address my coins came thru on and because of their mistake I am the one who lost those coins, they absorbed absolutely no cost for their mistake.

EDIT: HAHA as I was writing this those deposits started flowing right thru now HAHAHA thank the crypto gods for that one I was a bit nervous, I had over 100,000 HYP in stuck withdraws LOL

It would be nice if there is a big sell like that the seller could give a little bit of notice to the community so we can try and come together and absorb the hit, maybe even go as far as make the sell/buys thru a HYP escrow off the market so not to panic the other day trading HYP traders. a 700,000 dump like that could have effects in the millions actually after the panic sellers are through. Just my thoughts.

XPY seems to have the market cornered on those ¨team efforts¨ you speak of. Hopefully HYP can just keep growing quietly under the radar for now.

I also noticed it and thought there was a team effort to hurt us. Good to know it was just someone cashing out. Good time to get a coveted 1 million coin position.

OK. Thanks for the explanation.

I can help fix this after payday.  I probably can't buy 700K hyp, but I can do my part.

A large holder of HYP needed to get out of all of his coin investments in a hurry, so 700k HYP was liquidated quite fast. I think this ate up a lot of the buy orders, and they haven't been replaced yet. Minting is adding around 960k HYP per day, with price @ 100 sats that would mean an expansion in value of 1 BTC of value per day is being absorbed if price stays constant.

I've noticed that the price for HYP has been going down quite a bit over the last few weeks.
Is that because most people are now getting new coins via minting?

##hyperstake on freenode is usually the best place

I have some more indepth stuff I want to coordinate with but I want to a little more privately, what's a good way to catch up with you guys off bitcointalk?

No worries. Thanks for the update!

Concerning CryptoCoinExplorer:  hyp.cryptocoinexplorer.com

Over the last month or so, there has been more downtime then normal. This is due to server restarts by the server provider.

Before the recent incidents, server restarts were a relatively rare occurrence.When CCE 3.5 was written last year, unattended restarts were not a major consideration.
I do not run a startup script for CCE servers as I prefer to manually restart CCE 3.5 explorers.
This is to ensure the startup goes smooth as there are a couple of issues, though rare, that could come up.

Development of CCE 4 started a few months ago and the database loader is at a state that it could be deployed.
The CCE 4 database loader is very restart friendly and also much more fault/error tolerant then the CCE 3.5 loader.

In light of these recent events, I am going to write a modified version of the CCE 4 database loader that will work with CCE 3.5 databases.

This will allow me to confidently use a server startup script to start the explorers unattended whenever there is a restart.

The plan is to have this deployed over the weekend/early next week.

My apologies for any inconvenience this has caused.

Great points!  Fractal quantum data storage - within all is contained all, I want that little crystal!  Open source that and share the secrets, please.  If a butterfly beating its wings can start a hurricane, (chaos theory) the possibility exists that by cooperation and working together we could keep most any coin relevant. 

Perhaps “trivial” was a poor choice of words, one persons “trivial” is another persons esoteric hobby memorizing the first multiple digits of pi, 3.1415.... Please pardon my use of it.

On the plus side the physical limitations of storage and networking does limit in some way the number of block chains one can effectively play around and support on a computer thus insuring a bit of a “survival of the fittest” competition among coin communities.   However, if the block chain becomes too long it does limit the ease at which new community members can get started and it becomes somewhat of a barrier to entry.  I would vote for adding some type of lite client like Panda coin so that it would be easier to use on a cell phone or get started.

I hesitated to be the first person to break from tradition and purge the early data from the quote chain and was kind of on the fence about it until it occurred to me that perhaps we could set some new record for the longest most unwieldy quote chain and somehow it seems apropos in the discussion about retaining or purging old block chain data.