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yes pls... PM me pls since it would be unethical to discuss them here i am a supporter to these guys too :D:D

HYP has a wonderful "set threshold" feature that allows you to set how big you want your blocks to be at all times and will automatically split blocks as they come in. It is a very convenient feature that I wish other coins would adopt.

Let me know what you specifically want to know and I will help you the best that I can.

yeah man its coincidence, you can also quote hyperstake they have similar features and youtube clips too. loving your write up  

What timing, I just mentioned that as of right now. Do you need help on how to use it? 

    I noticed some posts about syncing issues and I would like to recommend that you close your wallet and reopen it at least one a day but no more than two. Staking over long periods can cause memory leak issues that differ based on a wallet's design and algorithm. Quick coins with memory heavy algorithms can leak a lot of memory over time while slower, less intensive ones can stake for days without issue but if the wallet is poorly designed it could also cause issues and is something to look out for when deciding on what to stake. Doing so may also help you to avoid having stake blocks rejected as if your connection to the network is bad or spotty it can potentially fail to get through or be too late by the time that it does. Also, if your wallet is in a state where it is having memory issues you will not be staking to your full potential. Think of it as trying to do some thing important on your computer when you are lagging bad. A good test that I use to visually tell if a wallet needs to be restarted is to click drag it around a see how far of a "trail" it makes. Nearly all wallets will do so when staking but if it is taking up more memory than usual the trail will be longer and the journey will be "choppy". So take note on what the usual kind of trail your wallets makes.

    So if you have an expected block time of a few hours and you have barely staked anything within a few days and likewise have not closed your wallet in that much time as well you might consider doing so. Remember, the act of stopping and restarting staking does not affect you in anyway. Only the act of moving them will do so.

    Taking what I just said above into account, I would like to bring up some helpful staking information to aid you all if you are doing so and need some more information. Using coin control is essential to get the most out of your staking long term so make sure to take full advantage of it. Blocks that are too small will not be helpful in staking and they will just take up space. So make sure to combine blocks when necessary. This is also a good practice to ensure that you do not use up too much memory if you have many coins. As stated in the Hobonickels wiki, many small blocks take up more resources to process. See both articles for good information.

Proof of stake:
http://wiki.hobonickels.info/index.php?title=Proof_of_Stake

Coin Control:
http://wiki.hobonickels.info/index.php?title=Coin_Control

    The numbers given for the blocks sizes are for that coin's settings and since LDOGE is a full block per stake a yearly percent is not applicable.

    Let me know if you having any questions and I will answer the best that I can.

your wallet has a coin control featuers why dont you guys make a Youtube video for that, it would be really nice for the community and should be helpful in market your coin, check d57heinz and minerFTW PM on IRC channel

get the latest wallet version from the first page
Then delete everything in your appdata folder ONLY DO NOT DELETE WALLET.DAT.

Could someone please tell me how to recover a wallet? Im glad I didn't send any to the one I had as I am not able to recover it and the only options are to backup and export. Of course sign and verify a message is there to but I don't see a open option. I even tryed adding it to the appdata and that didn't work either. Any help would be appreciated. Not sure if this was covered apologies if so.

https://i.imgur.com/TfoGCVU.png

Your words are just like your nick "brainless"

Dev is working on new features.. Look at his last post.

Guys coming up with fork FUD, the price is still cheap and will not go down.

What do you suggest he needs to do?

Best regards
D57heinz

 if dev does not take action coin is ded

I sent ccex a tweet about hr ago

Best regards.
D57heinz

Ok guys c-cex just resynced the wallet and is on the right fork , and for those who got stuck on other fork pls resync your wallet and you will get on the right one

C-Cex wallet is in maintenance, that doesn't mean it's forked. Real easy way to get people scared and sell their coins.

What is the point of this sarcastic post?  Nasty for its own sake?

 
Volume:

0.36 BTC
 
LiteDoge [LDOGE]

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POW: 153.05769441
POS: 2749115.12973034
Block: 20271, Sup: 2147483647

CCEx is on wrong chain!

EDIT   or needs to resync and get with the rest of us

Best Regards
d57heinz

yep same here  hmm idk then

12:54:10

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Don

something is wrong.. not sure exactly yet..   im on block   20299