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If the wall at 6 will vanish a new increase will appear, due to the fact that the entire 6 wall belong to a few people
Could the road map be like this?
-> Yobit -> Bittrex -> Polo -> Bitstamp -> Kraken -> etc.
-> Yobit -> Bittrex -> Polo -> Bitstamp -> Kraken -> etc.
Hey, why not trying to list this coin on yobit? we could all chippin to raise 0.1 BTC so that we can list mooncoin. Whaat do you guys think? https://yobit.net/en/addcoin/
The full Mooncoin client works great and syncs fast.
If you see "No block source available" it generally means that currently there is a pause between blocks due to
issues with difficulty readjustment algo (which will be fixed in a new release).
Mooncoin was designed to be very fast (a 90 sec block time) and it's going to match it in the future,
however, currently it has a DigiShield algo implemented (to protect small miners) which leads to these pauses between blocks (will definitely be replaced with healthy solution).
If you want to sync your wallet, just make sure that your PC is online and leave the wallet sync for a while.
Then check it again (it can be after several hours) and you'll see instead of "No block source available" - "Synchronizing with network".
In 2-3 days it should be finished (it's normal and even fast if we compare it to other cryptos).
If you see "No block source available" it generally means that currently there is a pause between blocks due to
issues with difficulty readjustment algo (which will be fixed in a new release).
Mooncoin was designed to be very fast (a 90 sec block time) and it's going to match it in the future,
however, currently it has a DigiShield algo implemented (to protect small miners) which leads to these pauses between blocks (will definitely be replaced with healthy solution).
If you want to sync your wallet, just make sure that your PC is online and leave the wallet sync for a while.
Then check it again (it can be after several hours) and you'll see instead of "No block source available" - "Synchronizing with network".
In 2-3 days it should be finished (it's normal and even fast if we compare it to other cryptos).
I can confirm this. Installed a fresh wallet this morning and it synced within 4 hours! (200Mb/s internet connection)
I'm syncing the wallet from scratch for 1.5 days now and still 2years 12weeks left, 100Mb/s connection, SSD, quadcore and added like 50++ nodes..how did you sync it fully in 4hours?
I guess it depends on number of connections to Mooncoin network
Same here, I let it download over the night and I only recover 20 weeks, I still have 3 years and 2 weeks...8 active connections
The full Mooncoin client works great and syncs fast.
If you see "No block source available" it generally means that currently there is a pause between blocks due to
issues with difficulty readjustment algo (which will be fixed in a new release).
Mooncoin was designed to be very fast (a 90 sec block time) and it's going to match it in the future,
however, currently it has a DigiShield algo implemented (to protect small miners) which leads to these pauses between blocks (will definitely be replaced with healthy solution).
If you want to sync your wallet, just make sure that your PC is online and leave the wallet sync for a while.
Then check it again (it can be after several hours) and you'll see instead of "No block source available" - "Synchronizing with network".
In 2-3 days it should be finished (it's normal and even fast if we compare it to other cryptos).
If you see "No block source available" it generally means that currently there is a pause between blocks due to
issues with difficulty readjustment algo (which will be fixed in a new release).
Mooncoin was designed to be very fast (a 90 sec block time) and it's going to match it in the future,
however, currently it has a DigiShield algo implemented (to protect small miners) which leads to these pauses between blocks (will definitely be replaced with healthy solution).
If you want to sync your wallet, just make sure that your PC is online and leave the wallet sync for a while.
Then check it again (it can be after several hours) and you'll see instead of "No block source available" - "Synchronizing with network".
In 2-3 days it should be finished (it's normal and even fast if we compare it to other cryptos).
I can confirm this. Installed a fresh wallet this morning and it synced within 4 hours! (200Mb/s internet connection)
I'm syncing the wallet from scratch for 1.5 days now and still 2years 12weeks left, 100Mb/s connection, SSD, quadcore and added like 50++ nodes..how did you sync it fully in 4hours?
I guess it depends on number of connections to Mooncoin network
The full Mooncoin client works great and syncs fast.
If you see "No block source available" it generally means that currently there is a pause between blocks due to
issues with difficulty readjustment algo (which will be fixed in a new release).
Mooncoin was designed to be very fast (a 90 sec block time) and it's going to match it in the future,
however, currently it has a DigiShield algo implemented (to protect small miners) which leads to these pauses between blocks (will definitely be replaced with healthy solution).
If you want to sync your wallet, just make sure that your PC is online and leave the wallet sync for a while.
Then check it again (it can be after several hours) and you'll see instead of "No block source available" - "Synchronizing with network".
In 2-3 days it should be finished (it's normal and even fast if we compare it to other cryptos).
If you see "No block source available" it generally means that currently there is a pause between blocks due to
issues with difficulty readjustment algo (which will be fixed in a new release).
Mooncoin was designed to be very fast (a 90 sec block time) and it's going to match it in the future,
however, currently it has a DigiShield algo implemented (to protect small miners) which leads to these pauses between blocks (will definitely be replaced with healthy solution).
If you want to sync your wallet, just make sure that your PC is online and leave the wallet sync for a while.
Then check it again (it can be after several hours) and you'll see instead of "No block source available" - "Synchronizing with network".
In 2-3 days it should be finished (it's normal and even fast if we compare it to other cryptos).
I can confirm this. Installed a fresh wallet this morning and it synced within 4 hours! (200Mb/s internet connection)
I'm syncing the wallet from scratch for 1.5 days now and still 2years 12weeks left, 100Mb/s connection, SSD, quadcore and added like 50++ nodes..how did you sync it fully in 4hours?
Wallet has been synching for several days. Receipt transaction did not occur at address. Any thoughts?
It is qt. barrystyle
Last block synched 2 yrs ago?
6 nodes
It is going, it just takes a bit. Like a blockchain time machine. Oh to go back in time to 2014... actually I think I'm in april of 15 now.
It is qt. barrystyle
Last block synched 2 yrs ago?
6 nodes
It is going, it just takes a bit. Like a blockchain time machine. Oh to go back in time to 2014... actually I think I'm in april of 15 now.
DOWNLOADED the wallet but can get it to synch...
any ideas?
any ideas?
Read the last few pages of the ANN.
DOWNLOADED the wallet but can get it to synch...
any ideas?
any ideas?
I bought Moon only for profit but now I'm changing my mind
I will be looking at the project and nice to see 8 sat per moon
I will be looking at the project and nice to see 8 sat per moon
He (luckyguy) PMd to help with the website development.
Good to see real people's initiatives rather than talks about the price.
Good to see real people's initiatives rather than talks about the price.
People who have issues with lightweight clients:
just import your private keys to full clients.
Go to Console, there is a command line
walletpassphrase [your password] 1000 (1000 is the number in seconds for the period in which Console will let you input commands and will not ask for your password)
importprivkey [your private key]
After that if you yet don't see coins, close your wallet and re-open it.
If again nothing, run your wallet with a -rescan parameter. After that all coins which are on your address (linked to a private key which you import) will appear on your balance.
Please understand the basic thing:
address-private key is a static pair, it's not possible to change the private key for the address, if a private key is compromised, you have to immediately move coins to another address with another private key.
Until you and only you know your private key, you fully control the address.
Lightweight clients don't share your private keys (this info remains client-side).
Any wallet is simply a collection of your addresses and private keys for them. When you make transactions, new addresses can be generated automatically in your wallet and coins go to them (change), and you control all these addresses, every crypto works in this way.
That's why it's necessary to backup your wallet.dat from time to time, to be sure that you
have an access to all your private keys.
You should encrypt your wallet with a strong password to protect private keys and your operations.
If you generate a paper wallet, private keys are kept offline, it's the safest way.
Let's see how far moon can go with the pump just import your private keys to full clients.
Go to Console, there is a command line
walletpassphrase [your password] 1000 (1000 is the number in seconds for the period in which Console will let you input commands and will not ask for your password)
importprivkey [your private key]
After that if you yet don't see coins, close your wallet and re-open it.
If again nothing, run your wallet with a -rescan parameter. After that all coins which are on your address (linked to a private key which you import) will appear on your balance.
Please understand the basic thing:
address-private key is a static pair, it's not possible to change the private key for the address, if a private key is compromised, you have to immediately move coins to another address with another private key.
Until you and only you know your private key, you fully control the address.
Lightweight clients don't share your private keys (this info remains client-side).
Any wallet is simply a collection of your addresses and private keys for them. When you make transactions, new addresses can be generated automatically in your wallet and coins go to them (change), and you control all these addresses, every crypto works in this way.
That's why it's necessary to backup your wallet.dat from time to time, to be sure that you
have an access to all your private keys.
You should encrypt your wallet with a strong password to protect private keys and your operations.
If you generate a paper wallet, private keys are kept offline, it's the safest way.
Barry, man, thank you!
I've just returned my coins!
Great job!
People definitely should start to trust in Mooncoin, 'cause devs is here and they r ready to solve the problems.
Congratulations to you I've just returned my coins!
Great job!
People definitely should start to trust in Mooncoin, 'cause devs is here and they r ready to solve the problems.
This coin moved great. Last friday it was 2 sat, last night it reached 10 sat, so it is very good and let's not forget we are not listed on any big exchange
All coins go up and down. This is normal. Will definitely go back up. Our volume has been too insane the past few days it had to go down.
Lol the rocket is already falling down.
@mooncoin_foundation please check pm
Barrysty1e is publishing updates and clients at
https://github.com/mooncoindev/mooncoin/releases.
The 0.10.5 version is the working version.
https://github.com/mooncoindev/mooncoin/releases.
The 0.10.5 version is the working version.
So, in order to download the wallet is this the link ? Windows QT wallet (suit 32/64bit Processors) - version 0.10.5.0 ?
- Enter your BIP38 passphrase, click ‘Decrypt BIP38’
not sure if it's needed, the BIP38 passphrase encrypts private keys (an additional level of security),
but if you forget your passphrase for private keys, you'll lose them.
If you keep your private keys offline and in a safe place, probably better not to deal with additional encrypting of them,
anyway you decide.
not sure if it's needed, the BIP38 passphrase encrypts private keys (an additional level of security),
but if you forget your passphrase for private keys, you'll lose them.
If you keep your private keys offline and in a safe place, probably better not to deal with additional encrypting of them,
anyway you decide.
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