Topic: [HYP] HyperStake | Generous Reward Staking | Advanced Staking Controls & Wallet - page 93. (Read 679332 times)

Great news !
What is the difference between :
HyperStake-v1.1.3.0-Win32.zip 12.6 MB
hyperstaked-v1.1.3.0-Win32.zip 2.91 MB

New release v1.1.3 is out.

https://github.com/hyperstake/HyperStake/releases/tag/v1.1.3
Warning that this will require a resyncing of the blockchain.

1. Backup your wallet.dat to a secure location.

2. Delete the following from the datadirectory:
- database folder
- blkindex.dat

3. Rename blk0001.dat to bootstrap.dat

4. Restart the new HyperStake client and wait for the bootstrap process to complete, this will likely take a few hours.

Changelog
    - allow spending of unconfirmed utxo's if they are your own
    - reduce QT resource consumption via requesting less updates
    - add block hash to blockindex to speed up bootup (WARNING requires resync)
    - optimize bootstrapping so that the client does not get hung up on orphans
    - speed up coin control dialog
    - close socket leaks

With recent market attention, and possible new users, I think it should be time to update the wallet version. I have made a few efficiency changes over the last few months but never got around to throwing out an official build. I will see if I can get some bins built.

Return to price jule 2015....? 550 sat.

Have we seen this kind of volume? It's more than market cap!

Surprised to see HYP on the leaderboard at Poloniex today.  Somebody must have had an idea for HYP and picked themselves up a metric #$#@ton.

Yeah seemed it was just one guy who controlled that huge buy wall.

HYP just hit its high mark for this month so far at 126 satoshis! Congrats to holders!

The only way to store data in the blockchain directly is to put it after OP_RETURN opcode in the ScriptPubKey transaction script. But there's only 80 bytes for it, and this info is not transferrable.

Yes. As crypto continues to evolve so does the need for coins to have purpose in order to survive against those that will.

Sounds interesting. HYP with everyday goods and services would be nice. I was in a conversation with someone a while back that used coins messages as a transport layer for their ATM's transactions.

I still think that the concept of extra layers (like Segregated Witness in bitcoin) is applicable in the Hyperstake network. At least unless I'll immerse myself deeper into the protocol an the code itself.

Few words about extra layers that can store any kind of information (medical, personal bio, historical etc., or even smart property) in a private form on top of the main chain. With the help of some bitcoin protocol functionality a special kind of transaction to yourself can be made which will follow the consensus rules but add outputs used by clients with extra layers support. The subsequent transaction that references these outputs (it should be included in a block and confirmed by a modified client) will burn part of initially sent coins (the service fee) to prevent spam attacks and create natural deflation caused by the use case. Probably, it will also reward the staker. And, of course, this transaction will have an additional section with whatever info it was designed to content. This part is not hashed into txID, so it won't break the consensus and blockchain consistency. Instead it will be hashed separately and the hash will be added to the input of the coinstake tx by a staker with a modified client (that's the moment where I have some doubts ATM though).

There's the chance that the first transaction can be omitted. It should also exist a mechanism that will prevent unmodified clients to include such transactions into a transaction block, as they won't hash the extra layer data (these transactions can be slightly altered and then reverted to the normal state by the modified miner before including into the blockchain).
All in all, that's the basic idea

That is the million dollar question.

Anyone working on any projects to enhance the value of HYP?

Malwarebytes has recently been going off quite often in response to Hyperstake.exe attempting to access a malicious website.  I've been running 1.1.2 since it was released but only been getting these warnings the last few days.  HYP is the only wallet on this computer I leave running 24/7 so not sure if it is a normal wallet function that a recent Malwarebytes update has decided it no longer likes or if it is something weird.

Eg from log file:

subtype="Malicious Website Protection" direction="Outbound" domain="" ip="113.212.112.17" malwaretype="IP" port="59163">

Just backup and restore your wallet.dat file.

Hi,everyone I have some question about wallet transfer.
I have plan to clean-re new install windows,how to backup the wallet prepare transfer to new windows system ?

and sorry for my language.
Thx.

AAAAAAgggh F@ck Me Crypto Moment #73:

I've been using an HP Stream7 tablet as a dedicated Hyperstake'ing machine mounted on the wall.  I thought it would be cool to have a mouse and keyboard hooked up so I ordered a cheap generic chinese OTC usb connector thing.  When it arrived I unplugged the power from the tablet...inserted the OTC device into tablet...inserted the power into the OTC device...blip bloop flicker flicker...black screen...tablet dead. 

Good thing I made a wallet backup seconds earlier....

of the 6 exchange links listed in the OP, only two aren't working (bittrex and cryptsy). Plenty of coins on Polo and Cryptopia

It still can be bought on polo