i think Must have team marketing division
Great idea. We need some ways to promote this coin and our great community. Make sure to join the sub reddit btw
Topic: [HYP] HyperStake | Generous Reward Staking | Advanced Staking Controls & Wallet - page 260. (Read 679335 times)
October 27, 2014, 04:17:35 AM
Great idea. We need some ways to promote this coin and our great community. Make sure to join the sub reddit btw
October 27, 2014, 03:37:25 AM
i think Must have team marketing division
October 27, 2014, 02:29:58 AM
I really love HYP 
October 27, 2014, 12:34:01 AM
Presently the diff is about 1.9. An hour ago it was 1.7 and 3 hrs. ago it was 2.5.
Is this much variations common or normal? Without knowing anything it seems strange.
Is this much variations common or normal? Without knowing anything it seems strange.
October 26, 2014, 11:54:20 PM
Hmm interesting. 41 days... Couldn't wait that long. I bit the bullet and lost potential stake of around 1.6 k HYP with several 250 block inputs and just consolidated them into a 4.1 k block. I hope through my constant investing and staking I should be able to recoup for lost time
The blocks were approaching the 30 day mark and gave up lol
The blocks were approaching the 30 day mark and gave up lol
It was real early on. With the new diff, I'd bet it would be longer. I'm curious. I'm going to send one coin to an address. I'll post it up here, and we'll see how long it takes to stake
036bd31c77edb3dbfd9cdc5014dce24a84bca22c3bb5915afafabd87cd8cf0c5-000 TX ID, and address for those who are curious: pSTdDBKzCH1wqsRTTpkDY8rtAXyFqYwKG4
Let's see how that rolls. With the rising diff, I'm going to guess between 60 and 70 days. That's based on my gut and nothing scientific
Since staking is random, it might be the most beneficial to throw 100 or so blocks to the same address and then see the average time to stake. Or else it is similar to a polling group calling one person. I would be happy to send some inputs to that wallet for you if you agree to it?
October 26, 2014, 09:54:54 PM
Hmm interesting. 41 days... Couldn't wait that long. I bit the bullet and lost potential stake of around 1.6 k HYP with several 250 block inputs and just consolidated them into a 4.1 k block. I hope through my constant investing and staking I should be able to recoup for lost time
The blocks were approaching the 30 day mark and gave up lol
The blocks were approaching the 30 day mark and gave up lol
It was real early on. With the new diff, I'd bet it would be longer. I'm curious. I'm going to send one coin to an address. I'll post it up here, and we'll see how long it takes to stake
036bd31c77edb3dbfd9cdc5014dce24a84bca22c3bb5915afafabd87cd8cf0c5-000 TX ID, and address for those who are curious: pSTdDBKzCH1wqsRTTpkDY8rtAXyFqYwKG4
Let's see how that rolls. With the rising diff, I'm going to guess between 60 and 70 days. That's based on my gut and nothing scientific
October 26, 2014, 09:08:49 PM
Maybe in an upcoming wallet version the coin control is simplified.
Remove the "send" portion. Just check the boxes and maybe click a combine button and the wallet will re-stake at the new number. No more spending and ending up with residual .0001 coins that need to be mathematically recombined.
Just my 2 HypCents.
Remove the "send" portion. Just check the boxes and maybe click a combine button and the wallet will re-stake at the new number. No more spending and ending up with residual .0001 coins that need to be mathematically recombined.
Just my 2 HypCents.
the primary use of coin control is to allow you to select coins that you want to send (to exchange, to someone else, merchant)
you would want to send coins first that are from small piles or lower coin age
you would not want to send coins using big piles or high coin age which are good to stake
therefore i do not agreed to remove the "send" button
but maybe adding a "combine" button for staking might not be a bad idea
you should not be ending up with residual .00001 coins
when sending using coin control
first select the coins you want
then right-click on the amount "after fee:"
click on "copy after fee"
paste it on the "amount" field
October 26, 2014, 08:49:35 PM
I have coins that have coin age of over 90 days that haven't staked yet.
What size? I had some really old ones that I just bit the bullet on and recombined into larger blocks. Demand for HYP blocks is so high some people are sitting with pretty large blocks that haven't staked yet.
The blocks are around 250 HYP. I am am thinking about just combining them into bigger blocks.
I had 12 HYP blocks of 250 at around age 23. Should have combined them earlier.
October 26, 2014, 08:16:59 PM
edit: replaced 3.5K with 4K. Decimals are harder to market and 4k will have most people not doing any research hit the wall, which will educate them - that's the point of HyperLoan. Plus jokes about Ultra HD - I let you be creative here.
October 26, 2014, 08:16:32 PM
I have coins that have coin age of over 90 days that haven't staked yet.
What size? I had some really old ones that I just bit the bullet on and recombined into larger blocks. Demand for HYP blocks is so high some people are sitting with pretty large blocks that haven't staked yet.
The blocks are around 250 HYP. I am am thinking about just combining them into bigger blocks.
my blocks of 1600-2200 are doing well try that size,should work better for staking purposes
October 26, 2014, 08:13:38 PM
I have coins that have coin age of over 90 days that haven't staked yet.
What size? I had some really old ones that I just bit the bullet on and recombined into larger blocks. Demand for HYP blocks is so high some people are sitting with pretty large blocks that haven't staked yet.
The blocks are around 250 HYP. I am am thinking about just combining them into bigger blocks.
Yeah, honestly I've been combining blocks below 1000 HYP unless the "est. time to stake" column was shorter than 10 days. I think with HYP versus other high PoS coins, it pays to check for fresh broken blocks every day and recombine them if they are outside of your target range.
October 26, 2014, 07:58:48 PM
I have coins that have coin age of over 90 days that haven't staked yet.
What size? I had some really old ones that I just bit the bullet on and recombined into larger blocks. Demand for HYP blocks is so high some people are sitting with pretty large blocks that haven't staked yet.
The blocks are around 250 HYP. I am am thinking about just combining them into bigger blocks.
October 26, 2014, 07:40:10 PM
I have coins that have coin age of over 90 days that haven't staked yet.
What size? I had some really old ones that I just bit the bullet on and recombined into larger blocks. Demand for HYP blocks is so high some people are sitting with pretty large blocks that haven't staked yet.
October 26, 2014, 07:38:58 PM
I have coins that have coin age of over 90 days that haven't staked yet.
October 26, 2014, 07:28:16 PM
Hmm interesting. 41 days... Couldn't wait that long. I bit the bullet and lost potential stake of around 1.6 k HYP with several 250 block inputs and just consolidated them into a 4.1 k block. I hope through my constant investing and staking I should be able to recoup for lost time
The blocks were approaching the 30 day mark and gave up lol
The blocks were approaching the 30 day mark and gave up lol
October 26, 2014, 06:28:34 PM
To be curious, how long did it take to stake one coin? What was the block reward? TX ID for proof? That is very interesting...
As I recall, it was 41 days, but I don't have that wallet any more. I wish I had kept it
It was an experiment for the fun of it, and the computer didn't move with me. EDIT: I just didn't think it was important at the time, I usually don't make assertions without being able to back them up. I did it with both TEK and HYP. TEK took longer, but it was done quite a bit before the launch of HYP. That one I can probably dig up. I wanted to see if it would do it on HYP as well, and it did. I wish I could back it up as it would alleviate some people's fears. To date, no block of mine that achieved maturity has failed to stake, regardless of size. And I started damn small.
October 26, 2014, 06:16:09 PM
To be curious, how long did it take to stake one coin? What was the block reward? TX ID for proof? That is very interesting...
October 26, 2014, 05:29:02 PM
Just wanted to say a little about myself in perpetration for the Hyperloan vote tomorrow.
I have been dipping in and out of crypto currencies for a little while, but to be honest nothing has stuck - managed to get a few coins in the past via PoW (CPU mining on my home PC!), but always got stung in the end by a pump and dump or a dodgy community / coin owner..
I don't have money to invest properly, so started with my 0.02BTC (which I got from a coin called Frozen) and stated to play on poloneix, managed to trade this up to 0.06BTC and then came across HYP ....
I read about the coin, and loved the idea so bought a whopping 344HYP - I quicky withdrew the balance to my wallet and eagerly set it stacking ... Then realised my neivity with the size of my block. I started to post on the IRC channel and was welcomed by what I can only describe as the warmest and most generous members of a coin I have ever come across - my block rose to 980HYP through various tips, I was shocked how generous everyone was.
So that's me and my 1k block - still waiting for it to stack, if it ever will, and looking forward to taking part in this experiment if you select me !
I have been dipping in and out of crypto currencies for a little while, but to be honest nothing has stuck - managed to get a few coins in the past via PoW (CPU mining on my home PC!), but always got stung in the end by a pump and dump or a dodgy community / coin owner..
I don't have money to invest properly, so started with my 0.02BTC (which I got from a coin called Frozen) and stated to play on poloneix, managed to trade this up to 0.06BTC and then came across HYP ....
I read about the coin, and loved the idea so bought a whopping 344HYP - I quicky withdrew the balance to my wallet and eagerly set it stacking ... Then realised my neivity with the size of my block. I started to post on the IRC channel and was welcomed by what I can only describe as the warmest and most generous members of a coin I have ever come across - my block rose to 980HYP through various tips, I was shocked how generous everyone was.
So that's me and my 1k block - still waiting for it to stack, if it ever will, and looking forward to taking part in this experiment if you select me !
October 26, 2014, 05:34:28 PM
Just wanted to say a little about myself in perpetration for the Hyperloan vote tomorrow.
I have been dipping in and out of crypto currencies for a little while, but to be honest nothing has stuck - managed to get a few coins in the past via PoW (CPU mining on my home PC!), but always got stung in the end by a pump and dump or a dodgy community / coin owner..
I don't have money to invest properly, so started with my 0.02BTC (which I got from a coin called Frozen) and stated to play on poloneix, managed to trade this up to 0.06BTC and then came across HYP ....
I read about the coin, and loved the idea so bought a whopping 344HYP - I quicky withdrew the balance to my wallet and eagerly set it stacking ... Then realised my neivity with the size of my block. I started to post on the IRC channel and was welcomed by what I can only describe as the warmest and most generous members of a coin I have ever come across - my block rose to 980HYP through various tips, I was shocked how generous everyone was.
So that's me and my 1k block - still waiting for it to stack, if it ever will, and looking forward to taking part in this experiment if you select me !
I have been dipping in and out of crypto currencies for a little while, but to be honest nothing has stuck - managed to get a few coins in the past via PoW (CPU mining on my home PC!), but always got stung in the end by a pump and dump or a dodgy community / coin owner..
I don't have money to invest properly, so started with my 0.02BTC (which I got from a coin called Frozen) and stated to play on poloneix, managed to trade this up to 0.06BTC and then came across HYP ....
I read about the coin, and loved the idea so bought a whopping 344HYP - I quicky withdrew the balance to my wallet and eagerly set it stacking ... Then realised my neivity with the size of my block. I started to post on the IRC channel and was welcomed by what I can only describe as the warmest and most generous members of a coin I have ever come across - my block rose to 980HYP through various tips, I was shocked how generous everyone was.
So that's me and my 1k block - still waiting for it to stack, if it ever will, and looking forward to taking part in this experiment if you select me !
I've no say in the program, though you're one of three I think are well suited. But I can answer your implied question. It will eventually stake. I've staked ONE coin. It took forever, but it works.
October 26, 2014, 05:16:55 PM
HyperLoan candidates so far:
Regarding the choice in Monday:
People who are not selected will be allowed to candidate again next time. Everytime they are not accepted, they will have an incremental +1 score, so that the older you candidate, the bigger the chance to be selected.
edit: replaced 3.5K with 4K. Decimals are harder to market and 4k will have most people not doing any research hit the wall, which will educate them - that's the point of HyperLoan. Plus jokes about Ultra HD - I let you be creative here.
- crypto4jan
- jaybeeuk (introduction)
- HYPster
- freedomsr40
- awangn6600
- okae
- Butoeskor
- paulsonnumismatics
- Prints_ (on IRC)
- eatthetree3
Regarding the choice in Monday:
- This is a community choice and if the community cannot reach an agreement, the core team (me and presstab) will chose the person to be selected. The coins will be borrowed by the community wallet.
- I would like to decide how to choose. First-arrived-first-served is not that great but this is what I will do if I can't find a more collaborative way to decide. Like everything in HyperStake, the process of selection is an experiment and I ask you to find the way to choose. An example of a fairer way to choose is this: every non candidate, please pick a candidate and explain your choice.
People who are not selected will be allowed to candidate again next time. Everytime they are not accepted, they will have an incremental +1 score, so that the older you candidate, the bigger the chance to be selected.
edit: replaced 3.5K with 4K. Decimals are harder to market and 4k will have most people not doing any research hit the wall, which will educate them - that's the point of HyperLoan. Plus jokes about Ultra HD - I let you be creative here.
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