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Topic: [HYP] HyperStake | Generous Reward Staking | Advanced Staking Controls & Wallet - page 247. (Read 679335 times)

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- add "split block" which allows easy resizing of blocks

The info on the block size of each split block is very nice.

I think I've found a bug: when selecting both SplitBlock and Return Change, the block is not split, but received all in a single block.
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Honni Soit Qui Mal i Pense
HyperStake v1.0.7 - Not Mandatory, but Lots Of New Features
https://github.com/presstab/HyperStake/releases/tag/v1.0.7

For updated themes, please replace your themes folder. And make sure it is located in the same place as your hyperstake-qt.exe

Since the last beta release the following has been added or changed:
- 3 new themes - magma, celestial, and bluelights
- exportdifficulty RPC call, allows you to export each blocks difficulty to a spreadsheet
- checkbox added to sendcoinsdailog to allow you to return change to your sending address
- add "split block" which allows easy resizing of blocks
- raise threshold so that stakes only split on larger blocks
- add weight to getstaketx RPC call
- fix and update stake for charity

New items that were included in the last beta releases
- Poloniex day and night themes
- Improved syncing to be about 3 times faster
- Improved syncing to not get hung up on certain blocks as long
- add stake time estimate per block in coin control
- change stake estimate to be a time range
- add stake calculator
- add custom change address ability for stake for charity
- change coin control dates to be derived from blockchain
- add unlockformint
- update code to be compatible with qt5


Thanks to Moneromooo, ZeeWolf, MyEagleFlies, Shrykez, billotronic, iantunc, and all the others that helped make this version of the wallet.


I have never seen such a level of hard and good development work. From my NXT experience i can tell you that a super nice wallet is half of the first impression for a newcomer. Well Done!
legendary
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A noob question: This is a Fork of TRC right? People who have TRC before the fork can put their wallet into HYP block chain right?

Yes. HYP original distribution was based on the state of the TRK blockchain sometime in july.

So these people can sell their TRC and then put the wallet into the HYP block chain ok?

Yes.

So the can sell their coins twice right?

No. What you do with your TRK wallet now has no influence on your HYP. Only the balance you had at the fork block matters. Simiarly, if you bought TRK after the fork block, you don't get extra HYP either. And once you sell some HYP, you can't get them back by manipulating your TRK or HYP wallet.


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Wow HYP is cheap atm ...
hero member
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StakeChain Community leader
A noob question: This is a Fork of TRC right? People who have TRC before the fork can put their wallet into HYP block chain right?
So these people can sell their TRC and then put the wallet into the HYP block chain ok?
So the can sell their coins twice right?
hero member
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Hyperstake is dead now. No buy support, only dump is possible. 2 or 3 weeks aand it will be delisted for polo...  Undecided
These newbie account make me laugh. Grin
sr. member
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Hyperstake is dead now. No buy support, only dump is possible. 2 or 3 weeks aand it will be delisted for polo...  Undecided
legendary
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i think ,its time to have own forum for hyperstake
too many FUD in bitcointalk
legendary
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I'm down in loss right now, but I'm still buying HYP. Accumulating BTC until HYP hits a floor before I strike Wink
legendary
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Crackpot Idealist

No, it's still inflation, just not as crazy a rate as 750 percent suggests. Plus, it's open ended. However, it's very predictable, so it's a stable rate once max subsidy is general. It's pretty interesting. If adoption outruns inflation, which is possible, then it's value could continue to rise or at least remain stable.

Been thinking a bit about this lately, and my conclusion is that HYP rewards stakers, but may be a bit harsh for traders.

you say that like its a bad thing?
legendary
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Anarchy is not chaos.

No, it's still inflation, just not as crazy a rate as 750 percent suggests. Plus, it's open ended. However, it's very predictable, so it's a stable rate once max subsidy is general. It's pretty interesting. If adoption outruns inflation, which is possible, then it's value could continue to rise or at least remain stable.

Been thinking a bit about this lately, and my conclusion is that HYP rewards stakers, but may be a bit harsh for traders.

Only the ones who work the twenty second clock. If you stake for long enough, even if the price goes down, you'll make money. Or so I'm betting Tongue I'm actually fully in profit now, but that's because I was in from the beginning and had to sell a bunch. I'd be happier had I been able to keep it. It is one of the best for staking.
legendary
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Blockchain Developer

No, it's still inflation, just not as crazy a rate as 750 percent suggests. Plus, it's open ended. However, it's very predictable, so it's a stable rate once max subsidy is general. It's pretty interesting. If adoption outruns inflation, which is possible, then it's value could continue to rise or at least remain stable.

Been thinking a bit about this lately, and my conclusion is that HYP rewards stakers, but may be a bit harsh for traders.
legendary
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Anarchy is not chaos.
Last month shows an increase of the inflation of HYP. It only means the staking is getting more and more efficient and produces a stake ever closer to 1000 which is the max stake for this coin. Since the stake percentage isn't decreasing with stake weight, it's fair to assume that inflation will eventually level out and then decrease much like a POW-coin with a 1000 block-reward. The thing that really surprises me though, is the absence of strong price-erosion due to this enormous inflation thus producing an impressive market cap. A most interesting experiment indeed.

If I read this correctly, price-erosion means price deceases or decline. Ummm....

I still think that inflation isn't an aspect to even consider in HYP. In like say HBN, CAP, TEK, yes, there is some PoW external to PoS that does act as an inflationary aspect. Heck, in BTC, there's another 56% of inflation coming to reach the 21M cap.

In HYP, each HYP coin acts as combined asset + minting hash. Think of it like this. If everyone just sat on their HYP right now and let them stake, where is the inflation? Say the average user has 100 HYP, then 160 HYP a month later. If everyone has the same average amount, then there isn't any inflation.

Just an idea...

No, it's still inflation, just not as crazy a rate as 750 percent suggests. Plus, it's open ended. However, it's very predictable, so it's a stable rate once max subsidy is general. It's pretty interesting. If adoption outruns inflation, which is possible, then it's value could continue to rise or at least remain stable.
legendary
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Blockchain Developer
HyperStake v1.0.7 - Not Mandatory, but Lots Of New Features
https://github.com/presstab/HyperStake/releases/tag/v1.0.7
- raise threshold so that stakes only split on larger blocks
Hi presstab,
First of all - thanks for this new release, I downloaded and am running it and it works well.
I was able to find the new features like block split, but I am wondering what the threshold is
for the staking split, I could not find a field to set the threshold, even in the debug help,
so I am guessing it is a fixed threshold at the moment?

Yep right now it is fixed, and targets blocks to be at least the size of 1k HYP.  Later when difficulty is more stable we can add custom threshold.
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HyperStake v1.0.7 - Not Mandatory, but Lots Of New Features
https://github.com/presstab/HyperStake/releases/tag/v1.0.7
- raise threshold so that stakes only split on larger blocks
Hi presstab,
First of all - thanks for this new release, I downloaded and am running it and it works well.
I was able to find the new features like block split, but I am wondering what the threshold is
for the staking split, I could not find a field to set the threshold, even in the debug help,
so I am guessing it is a fixed threshold at the moment?
legendary
Activity: 1330
Merit: 1009
Last month shows an increase of the inflation of HYP. It only means the staking is getting more and more efficient and produces a stake ever closer to 1000 which is the max stake for this coin. Since the stake percentage isn't decreasing with stake weight, it's fair to assume that inflation will eventually level out and then decrease much like a POW-coin with a 1000 block-reward. The thing that really surprises me though, is the absence of strong price-erosion due to this enormous inflation thus producing an impressive market cap. A most interesting experiment indeed.

If I read this correctly, price-erosion means price deceases or decline. Ummm....
legendary
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Blockchain Developer
I've got this error (compiling from source, Ubuntu 14.04)


The wallet otherwise works well. I'll see if it can automatically transfer 25% to Poloniex or if I have these S4C issues again.

Also: deleting addresses on the addressbook still doesn't work. I know you are aware of it, so just mentionning.

A feature request: render "custom change address" inactive when "return change" is checked. I know that you might want to exceptionally use a custom change address and so it would override the "return change" but this might cause more confusion than the flexibility allows.
I think there is a CSS3 :window-inactive, as well :disabled pseudo-class, might help.

Also, it seems there is a major bug here

http://imgur.com/a/67gK3#0

The age issue was fixed with repairing the wallet, but not the rest.

I reopened the wallet with 1.0.6 and everything went fine, I could reorder the block as expected. When I reopened the wallet in 1.0.7, the reordered block were still reordered but the warning about the errors in wallet.dat still resurfaced. It seems I will have to use 1.0.6 to use control until this get fixed. My next move will be to test S4C with 1.0.7. If it doesn't work, I will consider opening two sessions of HyperStake (with different ports) and slowly moving my coins to another wallet (it could take two weeks to happen).

Interesting I will look into these issues. I did change how the fee is calculated from coin control, and from my experience it was more accurate rather than less. I'll do some more testing with this and see what I can do. As for age.. that is very strange.  

Edit actually after looking at age, I would guess it is because the transaction never confirmed to the chain, and the age is based off of blockchain age.
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Monero Core Team
Last month shows an increase of the inflation of HYP. It only means the staking is getting more and more efficient and produces a stake ever closer to 1000 which is the max stake for this coin. Since the stake percentage isn't decreasing with stake weight, it's fair to assume that inflation will eventually level out and then decrease much like a POW-coin with a 1000 block-reward. The thing that really surprises me though, is the absence of strong price-erosion due to this enormous inflation thus producing an impressive market cap. A most interesting experiment indeed.
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High POS HBN-CAP-TEK-HYP Inflation update

So how are we doing inflation-wise in October? Are thing evolving as expected or not?

I posted an update, check it out if you like.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9417938

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