Topic: [HYP] HyperStake | Generous Reward Staking | Advanced Staking Controls & Wallet - page 256. (Read 679335 times)
October 29, 2014, 10:08:33 AM
crash in all exchange
October 29, 2014, 10:06:30 AM
I don't know why it there is a dump in the first place, but remember every sell there's a buy. Also only reason I'm bummed is that I'm out of funds and HYP is SO CHEAP right now.... Staking will compensate for the falling price. There will most likely be a price bump after this massive decrease, but I'm no fortune teller. Let's just ride the waves.
The entire 2 hour dump from 4000 to 2600 was only about 3 BTC...
I'm thrilled to be loading up on HYP under 3000 sats.
It's been 29 days since I started buying which puts me at about #70 on the RichList.
So my current annualized staking return of 903% is on a decent sample = all is well with this coin.
Nice! Hopefully I receive some BTC soon, I need to get some cheap HYP...
October 29, 2014, 10:02:22 AM
Do you know what triggered this error? What exactly were you doing. I know that on some machines loading coin control with an empty wallet can cause a crash.
October 29, 2014, 10:01:19 AM
Don't forget what I said a little while back:
HyperStake is not about day trading, it shouldn't even be about price. It is about pushing proof of stake and crypto economics to its limits, and so far we have been doing that. HYP has one of the most secure PoS networks and the difficulty has been consistently above 1 the last few days.
HYP has the first (that I know of) themed wallet that can switch themes on the fly, add more themes without recompiling, let the user customize the themes, etc. HYP has the most advanced coin control wallet ever made, and pretty soon we will rename it to stake control so that we can call it ours. HYP has a good relationship with other coins with insanely smart devs like Tranz.
HyperStake has one of the largest, if not the largest, tipbot IRC userbase complete with several channels for rain, games, trivia, etc.
Honestly I think if we continue down the path that we are on, then we can be one of the top PoS coins. Peercoin i think shall always be top because of SunnyKing and the original invention of PoS and the excellent maintenance of the wallet security. HyperStake is on the path to be the next best PoS coin, the PoS coin that is much easier to learn with, that shows you all of the crucial details of your staking, that gives you enough stake percentage that it is worth holding it, etc.
Lets not let day trader mentality get in our way
HYP has the first (that I know of) themed wallet that can switch themes on the fly, add more themes without recompiling, let the user customize the themes, etc. HYP has the most advanced coin control wallet ever made, and pretty soon we will rename it to stake control so that we can call it ours. HYP has a good relationship with other coins with insanely smart devs like Tranz.
HyperStake has one of the largest, if not the largest, tipbot IRC userbase complete with several channels for rain, games, trivia, etc.
Honestly I think if we continue down the path that we are on, then we can be one of the top PoS coins. Peercoin i think shall always be top because of SunnyKing and the original invention of PoS and the excellent maintenance of the wallet security. HyperStake is on the path to be the next best PoS coin, the PoS coin that is much easier to learn with, that shows you all of the crucial details of your staking, that gives you enough stake percentage that it is worth holding it, etc.
Lets not let day trader mentality get in our way
October 29, 2014, 09:58:41 AM
I have some troubles with windows wallet (beta version)
Should I download an older version?
Should I download an older version?
Do you know what triggered this error? What exactly were you doing. I know that on some machines loading coin control with an empty wallet can cause a crash.
October 29, 2014, 09:40:09 AM
I don't know why it there is a dump in the first place, but remember every sell there's a buy. Also only reason I'm bummed is that I'm out of funds and HYP is SO CHEAP right now.... Staking will compensate for the falling price. There will most likely be a price bump after this massive decrease, but I'm no fortune teller. Let's just ride the waves.
The entire 2 hour dump from 4000 to 2600 was only about 3 BTC...
I'm thrilled to be loading up on HYP under 3000 sats.
It's been 29 days since I started buying which puts me at about #70 on the RichList.
So my current annualized staking return of 903% is on a decent sample = all is well with this coin.
October 29, 2014, 09:25:54 AM
I don't know why it there is a dump in the first place, but remember every sell there's a buy. Also only reason I'm bummed is that I'm out of funds and HYP is SO CHEAP right now.... Staking will compensate for the falling price. There will most likely be a price bump after this massive decrease, but I'm no fortune teller. Let's just ride the waves.
October 29, 2014, 09:20:55 AM
price down in polo
+1it's down so fast or who make mega dump ?
i don't know this is dump or not,..
but it seems like panic sell
October 29, 2014, 09:07:05 AM
I don't care about the price, I'll just buy some more cheap HYP. Hopefully it stays at one cent, or even at half a cent. Price isn't really a concern, it's more about that volume.... I'm not too concerned.
October 29, 2014, 08:53:19 AM
price down in polo
+1it's down so fast or who make mega dump ?
October 29, 2014, 08:50:30 AM
price down in polo
October 29, 2014, 08:39:53 AM
I have some troubles with windows wallet (beta version)
Should I download an older version?
Should I download an older version?
October 29, 2014, 07:39:09 AM
I wrote an article on the HDJ about an important matter that will happen in December: max_generation kicking in.
How will this affect the price, the volume, the network security, the trolling, the confidence? I believe it is important that we anticipate this as soon as possible.
Max generation and its consequences
How will this affect the price, the volume, the network security, the trolling, the confidence? I believe it is important that we anticipate this as soon as possible.
Max generation and its consequences
Soon (Zer0Sum said 6th of December), the second inflation control mechanism, max generation, will kick in. Max generation ensures that no more than 960 000 coins are generated each day. So, except if the amount of stackers goes down a lot, the days of 750% APR will be gone and HYP will have a more traditionnal 200% (then 100%, 50%, 33% after fourth year...)
Which consequences for the coin? What follows is pure speculation from me:
And you, how do you see the effects of max generation?
Which consequences for the coin? What follows is pure speculation from me:
- Temporary price increase as we approach the "block halving" (which is technically not a block halving). Then dump just after then correction to a more regular price, which might be lower or higher than the current price - I do not know how block halving translates for other coins' economies.
- Accusations of fastmine
- Less interest for what is suddenly "just another TRK/CAP" - This means that we then must communicate on everything else than high interest rate, like HyperPool (the most important), HyperLoan, advanced coin control, other features we will have...
- A stop at the increase of difficulty, since staking is not that interesting anymore - except if the price rises
- Others?
And you, how do you see the effects of max generation?
October 29, 2014, 07:16:15 AM
When normally spending money from the wallet (not coin-control), do newer (less confirmations) coins get spent first?
Yes. It is even written straight on the wallet.http://i.imgur.com/GbAaXLA.png
Thank you!
Lol, I didn't know, I only use the headless linux wallet, so I don't have coin control. But I think I can manage without GUI and CC.
PS: Would be *awesome* if some coin-control functions would be exposed via wallet rpc.
October 29, 2014, 07:09:05 AM
When normally spending money from the wallet (not coin-control), do newer (less confirmations) coins get spent first?
Yes. It is even written straight on the wallet.
October 29, 2014, 05:03:40 AM
Hello!
Didn't get the chance to look over the code yet... I got a question:
When normally spending money from the wallet (not coin-control), do newer (less confirmations) coins get spent first? Or is it the other way around?
Didn't get the chance to look over the code yet... I got a question:
When normally spending money from the wallet (not coin-control), do newer (less confirmations) coins get spent first? Or is it the other way around?
October 29, 2014, 01:26:21 AM
I found an error in the cryptocoinexplorer for Hyp.
For a while I had the idea that my balance was off, comparing the online cryptocoinexplorer reporting
with my wallet balance. So, today I went ahead and dug through all the entries in my wallet and
suddenly I saw the difference: One on my staked amounts was identical to the difference.
So, I went to the different explorers and indeed, the cryptocoinexplorer appeared to have stored an orphan block,
because it is different from the entries in the two other HYP explorers. That also explains the lower balance on
cryptocoinexplorer than my wallet shows. You can see the orphan block here: http://hyp.cryptocoinexplorer.com/block?block=117548
I have no idea if that is the only orphan or that the cryptocoinexplorer's block chain has more.
You can find them if you notice a difference in balance, then search your transaction list for that value, then find the
block number of that transaction and verify if you see your transaction in the explorer on that block nr or not.
For a while I had the idea that my balance was off, comparing the online cryptocoinexplorer reporting
with my wallet balance. So, today I went ahead and dug through all the entries in my wallet and
suddenly I saw the difference: One on my staked amounts was identical to the difference.
So, I went to the different explorers and indeed, the cryptocoinexplorer appeared to have stored an orphan block,
because it is different from the entries in the two other HYP explorers. That also explains the lower balance on
cryptocoinexplorer than my wallet shows. You can see the orphan block here: http://hyp.cryptocoinexplorer.com/block?block=117548
I have no idea if that is the only orphan or that the cryptocoinexplorer's block chain has more.
You can find them if you notice a difference in balance, then search your transaction list for that value, then find the
block number of that transaction and verify if you see your transaction in the explorer on that block nr or not.
Yes, I have this same error with my wallet. The cryptocoinexplorer has my balance 1k higher than I actually have. Most likely what you are describing is what happened to me in that it stored an orphan block. I noticed this awhile back but after checking that my addys were all the same I figured it was a glitch somewhere and kinda forgot about it. Thanks for clearing this up!!!
BTW, if I now go to cryptocoinexplorer and ask for the "orphan" block number, I get a 503 "Service Unavailable" error. If I ask for either lower or higher block number it does give the usual overview, so apparently the first step that cryptocoinexplorer takes is to remove the incorrect block. Now we have to wait until they retrieve and enable it again.
October 28, 2014, 10:10:11 PM
It's in the new wallet, the beta I believe.
If you compile from source, you can already have it. Beware though, this may be unstable (we detected a major bug in S4C, for instance).[/quote]
I have been unable to reproduce the s4c error. Anybody that experiences please let me know. The error has to do with the change transaction not completing correctly.
October 28, 2014, 06:15:10 PM
just one quick questions, are you wanting ideas JUST for HYP loan? or for HYP in general?
HYP in general.Anyone tried staking large block just to get sure to have them staking at 9 days? Like you know you will hit the max subsidy, but since you usually have to wait 14 days to stake, you don't really lose that much, thanks to compounding. This would require some maths and some statistics (to know your average block time).
Update: answer from
This is just one new address and backup frequency should not be affected since there are 100 spare addresses in a wallet.
We are considering getting rid of this limitation by not using change addresses at all. Among other things, it means your backup will be still useful after months.About to how to track it, I will use Separate adress for each HYPloan. As in
HyperLoan1 adress: 3216354354sdfsdag3f54ag2423
HyperLoan2 adress: 3216ghjggdtdfsdag3f54ag6364
HyperLoan3 adress: 3216mvryey354sdfsdag3f54a224
HyperLoan4 adress: 3216hdjfhjdfsdag3f54agvbnt5
So when it stacks, it does to each adress, right? or im wrong? That way when 1st receiver give their HYP back, it goes to HyperLoan1 adress, can be loaned again, etc. When enough stack on those adress, just send the batches to a new HyperLoan5, and that can be left for perma stacking in order to give you back the funds, prevent some scam, etc..
Anyway, eventually when we are all Hypillonaires, we should give some HYP to the fund in order to increase magnitude and impact awareness on CryptoLand.
For now, i commit onto distributing all the proceeds of the Loan into "micro-Hyperloaning" to some of my clients in my store.
I'm concerned it cannot scale. Having to handle more and more addresses... I prefer not , at least for the moment. But I'll consider it for later.HyperLoan1 adress: 3216354354sdfsdag3f54ag2423
HyperLoan2 adress: 3216ghjggdtdfsdag3f54ag6364
HyperLoan3 adress: 3216mvryey354sdfsdag3f54a224
HyperLoan4 adress: 3216hdjfhjdfsdag3f54agvbnt5
So when it stacks, it does to each adress, right? or im wrong? That way when 1st receiver give their HYP back, it goes to HyperLoan1 adress, can be loaned again, etc. When enough stack on those adress, just send the batches to a new HyperLoan5, and that can be left for perma stacking in order to give you back the funds, prevent some scam, etc..
Anyway, eventually when we are all Hypillonaires, we should give some HYP to the fund in order to increase magnitude and impact awareness on CryptoLand.
For now, i commit onto distributing all the proceeds of the Loan into "micro-Hyperloaning" to some of my clients in my store.
Yes, it stakes on each address.
Presstab would it be possible to post a link to the PoS calculator you shared on Polo? Thanks
It's in the new wallet, the beta I believe. October 28, 2014, 06:03:28 PM
I'm on pi. I get info only on potential stake etc.
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