Topic: [HYP] HyperStake | Generous Reward Staking | Advanced Staking Controls & Wallet - page 163. (Read 679332 times)

The system is automatic and I just tested it by registering an address through the website and checking the database.

It appears to be working.

Everything needs to be exact, no extra spaces etc.

Also remember that address =/= wallet. A wallet is a collection of addresses and the coin clients sometimes use some trickery to make it easier to use. Sometimes that can throw people off when is comes to address balances.

Try following David's walk through on this post https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9324364

I'm pretty sure its automated cause last time I did it I showed up pretty much instantly.

Are you sure all your coins are in the same address?

Is the ADDRESS CLAIM function of http://hyp.cryptocoinexplorer.com/ working?  I tried it the other day and still do not see a name beside my address.  Maybe I did it wrong...

It could be just a block crawler. I'm not sure press. I haven't found time to nose around in it. I know it doesn't maintain a richlist and some of the more exotic things I think you want to achieve.

Looking forward to it!

Looking at the wallet it looks more like a block crawler than a fully functional explorer (I could be wrong, didn't spend a whole lot of time looking). Does it have the ability to see the balances of other addresses as well as maintain a richlist that is computing the data internally to the wallet rather than communicating with something on the outside? Their commits are so bulky, it is really hard to figure out what is going on

In wallet explorer would be awesome! I like http://hyp.cryptocoinexplorer.com/ and all but in wallet would be even better!

Shadow's latest wallet added a block explorer if it would help to expedite coding https://github.com/SDCDev/shadowcoin

That sounds really amazing Presstab.
This wallet will be the most innovative in crypto currencies world.

Thanks.

Just wanted to update everyone on what I am working on at the moment. I am of course continuing to work on the things I listed here

I have also been spending a lot of time working on an in wallet block explorer that is fully functional, and that does not rely on external websites, or anything outside of the wallet.  I have a lot of the basic functionality put together, for example the ability to index all of the blocks and store all addresses and their transactions to a file called explorer.dat. I plan on building more infrastructure around this code before I commit it for the public. I would like to add a richlist, and a "stake whale" list too. The explorer will be fully functional via RPC, so it would be really easy to build a website explorer for HyperStake that does not really do much processing of data at all, but simply relays the information from the wallet.

It will probably be a few weeks before I throw any of the code out into the public. I know there is probably another coin out there that has this done already, but I really enjoy doing it all from scratch

On another note, I will be vacationing in Scandinavia for a week and a half starting this friday. I hope to only be online very minimally if at all. ##hyperstake has a lot of smart people that are always willing to help out for urgent needs, and we also have a lot of smart people here on bct ready to help too

Thanks One of our current focuses with HyperStake, is to get it into closer sync with Bitcoin's latest code. This is quite a task because HyperStake's code split from Bitcoin clear back when Peercoin was created. Then Novacoin cloned from Peercoin, then bottlecaps cloned from from NVC, then a few more generations of clones and we get to HYP. So many of the changes to the code have not been done to HYP's code, but we are working hard to get it all updated.

If you want to follow our progress on this specific issue you can follow it here on github https://github.com/hyperstake/HyperStake/issues/16

Thanks presstab !!  I knew you would probably have some answer
You are awesome dev!

Check to see if your wallet matches the block explorer hyp.cryptocoinexplorer.com. If you type this into the debug console "getblockhash 259440" it should give you this result: 6a9c9ae86c3dee9a8e37f1ac3e3697cea571227d9723b06ebf1c0f3e84894301

If you have the correct hash, then type into the console "strictincoming true"

We have noticed the error with CDataStream too. It is only affecting some users, but allejupa was able to find the line in the code and we are investigating it further.

The argument missing has been fixed, you can pull the latest repo from github.com/hyperstake/hyperstake and build.

helllpppp meeee
my wallet from 1 week ago still update till now
n i already restart my wallet, n instal the new one wallet n the result is still update
and then last day the update is 94% n now the update is 93% , why ? the update sinkron is going down ? is it supose to be going up till 100% is it righ ?
plase help my walet

Client crashed on me with this error:


Wtf is that...  or what happened  

It also keeps throwing a repeating message in the terminal:
Qstring::arg: Argument missing: Not minting because wallet is locked

The part that Presstab didn't address: Odds are it's not your fault It's unfortunately one of the hazards of block chain based currencies, and especially after the recent hard fork. If you were a bit late updating, it could happen, or it could have happened before the update without your knowledge. On the plus side, as Presstab mentioned, you really lost nothing but some time. Those blocks will still stake on the main chain, no reset on their age. In the long run, it's all good. It does suck in the short run, though, and I speak from experience.

Yeah the coins would be valid on the illegitimate chain, but not on the real chain that we all accept as valid. On the main chain it is as if those transactions never occurred, the blockchain has absolutely no record of them so when you hit repair wallet it reset your coins to be exactly how they were before they forked off to the other chain. Those coins have gained more age and stake weight in the mean time, and are still perfectly valid to stake now, you just miss out on having them stake a little bit earlier.

Good thinking, I didn't think to check a block explorer. The balances do match. So my coins staked on a "wrong chain" and I have no way to recover them? What does that mean and was it my fault?

I appreciate the response.

It could definitely be from coins that stakes on the wrong chain. So you got the reward but it doesn't really count on the main chain. Check the block explorer and see what your balance is there. If the balances don't match then try exporting your privkey and importing it to a fresh wallet.dat

Hello everyone, I have another issue that I would like some input on.

My wallet wasn't syncing, I tried to send coins, then fixed the wallet according to instructions earlier in this thread. I was missing the coins I tried to send so I selected "repair wallet", my coins returned and my orphaned stakes vanished. All appeared well, however I am still missing 9,000 coins that I had not tried to send because I had received them after the point where my wallet stopped syncing.

Sorry if that explanation seems a bit hard to follow but I wanted to include all the information. Where are my other 9,000 coins?