nooble price always is so low 
well than, you should scoop up some more before the price goes up.
Topic: NobleCoin[NOBL] - 8% PoS | 1Yr+ | MARKETPLACE | PAY | GIFT | CHARITIES/MERCHANTS - page 76. (Read 1053168 times)
November 03, 2015, 05:05:41 PM
well than, you should scoop up some more before the price goes up.
November 03, 2015, 04:54:06 PM
nooble price always is so low
November 03, 2015, 04:22:38 PM
What's on the horizon for Noble?
The price has reached 4 sat on Cryptsy.. Is there a reason not to sell?
The price has reached 4 sat on Cryptsy.. Is there a reason not to sell?
Bitcoin up Altcoins go down
^ This.
Also, if you are looking to sell your Noble at 4, please PM me first before you try to dump it on the market, will give you a fair price for it.
November 03, 2015, 04:20:35 PM
What's on the horizon for Noble?
The price has reached 4 sat on Cryptsy.. Is there a reason not to sell?
The price has reached 4 sat on Cryptsy.. Is there a reason not to sell?
Bitcoin up Altcoins go down
November 03, 2015, 12:14:55 PM
What's on the horizon for Noble?
The price has reached 4 sat on Cryptsy.. Is there a reason not to sell?
The price has reached 4 sat on Cryptsy.. Is there a reason not to sell?
November 03, 2015, 11:07:34 AM
well i guess now i know for sure i am not getting my noble back. 
Yep me neither
November 02, 2015, 06:28:45 PM
Please disregard version 2.0.3 and continue using version 2.0.2.
New version will be published when issue is resolved. Thank you everyone for testing.
New version will be published when issue is resolved. Thank you everyone for testing.
Thanks for the update
November 01, 2015, 04:07:17 PM
Please disregard version 2.0.3 and continue using version 2.0.2.
New version will be published when issue is resolved. Thank you everyone for testing.
New version will be published when issue is resolved. Thank you everyone for testing.
November 01, 2015, 01:09:33 PM
Thanks for reporting this. I will need to get my hands on windows 10 and check what is different.
It has nothing to do with Windows 10. I got that exact same effect on Windows 7 Pro x64.
November 01, 2015, 11:45:45 AM
Non mandatory wallet update - version 2.0.3
Changes
Changed wallet's layout back to latest version of PoW wallet. Looks better now
This change is just about look and feel. If you do not care there is no need to upgrade.
Feedback is welcome
Please let me know if everything is fine or if you notice any issues. This update does not touch anything important hence risk should be minimal but lots of files were modified. I will appreciate your feedback.
How to upgrade
1. It is always a good idea to backup your wallet.dat file.
2. Download, unzip and run newest version of client.
Do I have to upgrade?
No, you don't. This update is just about graphics.
What's the recommended size of transactions to ensure staking will work best?
In theory 2 000 000 coins is best size. However it reality it depends what is the current network difficulty and how many wallets are staking. Personally I never had any issues with transaction sizes between 100 000 - 2 000 000.
Download:
- Windows: http://ilikebtc.com/noble/NobleCoin-Qt-v2.0.3.zip
- Linux: https://github.com/eagleflies/noblecoin/
Changes
Changed wallet's layout back to latest version of PoW wallet. Looks better now
This change is just about look and feel. If you do not care there is no need to upgrade.Feedback is welcome
Please let me know if everything is fine or if you notice any issues. This update does not touch anything important hence risk should be minimal but lots of files were modified. I will appreciate your feedback.
How to upgrade
1. It is always a good idea to backup your wallet.dat file.
2. Download, unzip and run newest version of client.
Do I have to upgrade?
No, you don't. This update is just about graphics.
What's the recommended size of transactions to ensure staking will work best?
In theory 2 000 000 coins is best size. However it reality it depends what is the current network difficulty and how many wallets are staking. Personally I never had any issues with transaction sizes between 100 000 - 2 000 000.
Download:
- Windows: http://ilikebtc.com/noble/NobleCoin-Qt-v2.0.3.zip
- Linux: https://github.com/eagleflies/noblecoin/
New UI seems not really readable using windows 10.
Thanks for reporting this. I will need to get my hands on windows 10 and check what is different.
November 01, 2015, 06:59:50 AM
Yeah, I also had that gothic look in my new wallet... 
meaning this new version is totally unreadable
No problem, just had to rollback to the old one and everything was back to normal
meaning this new version is totally unreadableNo problem, just had to rollback to the old one and everything was back to normal
November 01, 2015, 06:25:38 AM
^^
That's what I'm seeing as well (except for coin control and receive addresses where the font is white).
Windows 7
That's what I'm seeing as well (except for coin control and receive addresses where the font is white).
Windows 7
November 01, 2015, 05:56:04 AM
Non mandatory wallet update - version 2.0.3
Changes
Changed wallet's layout back to latest version of PoW wallet. Looks better now This change is just about look and feel. If you do not care there is no need to upgrade.
Feedback is welcome
Please let me know if everything is fine or if you notice any issues. This update does not touch anything important hence risk should be minimal but lots of files were modified. I will appreciate your feedback.
How to upgrade
1. It is always a good idea to backup your wallet.dat file.
2. Download, unzip and run newest version of client.
Do I have to upgrade?
No, you don't. This update is just about graphics.
What's the recommended size of transactions to ensure staking will work best?
In theory 2 000 000 coins is best size. However it reality it depends what is the current network difficulty and how many wallets are staking. Personally I never had any issues with transaction sizes between 100 000 - 2 000 000.
Download:
- Windows: http://ilikebtc.com/noble/NobleCoin-Qt-v2.0.3.zip
- Linux: https://github.com/eagleflies/noblecoin/
Changes
Changed wallet's layout back to latest version of PoW wallet. Looks better now
This change is just about look and feel. If you do not care there is no need to upgrade.Feedback is welcome
Please let me know if everything is fine or if you notice any issues. This update does not touch anything important hence risk should be minimal but lots of files were modified. I will appreciate your feedback.
How to upgrade
1. It is always a good idea to backup your wallet.dat file.
2. Download, unzip and run newest version of client.
Do I have to upgrade?
No, you don't. This update is just about graphics.
What's the recommended size of transactions to ensure staking will work best?
In theory 2 000 000 coins is best size. However it reality it depends what is the current network difficulty and how many wallets are staking. Personally I never had any issues with transaction sizes between 100 000 - 2 000 000.
Download:
- Windows: http://ilikebtc.com/noble/NobleCoin-Qt-v2.0.3.zip
- Linux: https://github.com/eagleflies/noblecoin/
New UI seems not really readable using windows 10.
November 01, 2015, 05:27:19 AM
Nice! Thanks eagleflies, will give it a go.
I set my blocks at 500k-2M, stakes like a champ.
I set my blocks at 500k-2M, stakes like a champ.
Thank you.
Speaking about ideal block size for staking - anything above 100k has been working great so far.
October 31, 2015, 03:55:46 PM
Non mandatory wallet update - version 2.0.3
Changes
Changed wallet's layout back to latest version of PoW wallet. Looks better now This change is just about look and feel. If you do not care there is no need to upgrade.
Feedback is welcome
Please let me know if everything is fine or if you notice any issues. This update does not touch anything important hence risk should be minimal but lots of files were modified. I will appreciate your feedback.
How to upgrade
1. It is always a good idea to backup your wallet.dat file.
2. Download, unzip and run newest version of client.
Do I have to upgrade?
No, you don't. This update is just about graphics.
What's the recommended size of transactions to ensure staking will work best?
In theory 2 000 000 coins is best size. However it reality it depends what is the current network difficulty and how many wallets are staking. Personally I never had any issues with transaction sizes between 100 000 - 2 000 000.
Download:
- Windows: http://ilikebtc.com/noble/NobleCoin-Qt-v2.0.3.zip
- Linux: https://github.com/eagleflies/noblecoin/
Changes
Changed wallet's layout back to latest version of PoW wallet. Looks better now
This change is just about look and feel. If you do not care there is no need to upgrade.Feedback is welcome
Please let me know if everything is fine or if you notice any issues. This update does not touch anything important hence risk should be minimal but lots of files were modified. I will appreciate your feedback.
How to upgrade
1. It is always a good idea to backup your wallet.dat file.
2. Download, unzip and run newest version of client.
Do I have to upgrade?
No, you don't. This update is just about graphics.
What's the recommended size of transactions to ensure staking will work best?
In theory 2 000 000 coins is best size. However it reality it depends what is the current network difficulty and how many wallets are staking. Personally I never had any issues with transaction sizes between 100 000 - 2 000 000.
Download:
- Windows: http://ilikebtc.com/noble/NobleCoin-Qt-v2.0.3.zip
- Linux: https://github.com/eagleflies/noblecoin/
Nice! Thanks eagleflies, will give it a go.
I set my blocks at 500k-2M, stakes like a champ.
October 31, 2015, 03:09:39 PM
Non mandatory wallet update - version 2.0.3
Changes
Changed wallet's layout back to latest version of PoW wallet. Looks better now This change is just about look and feel. If you do not care there is no need to upgrade.
Feedback is welcome
Please let me know if everything is fine or if you notice any issues. This update does not touch anything important hence risk should be minimal but lots of files were modified. I will appreciate your feedback.
How to upgrade
1. It is always a good idea to backup your wallet.dat file.
2. Download, unzip and run newest version of client.
Do I have to upgrade?
No, you don't. This update is just about graphics.
What's the recommended size of transactions to ensure staking will work best?
In theory 2 000 000 coins is best size. However it reality it depends what is the current network difficulty and how many wallets are staking. Personally I never had any issues with transaction sizes between 100 000 - 2 000 000.
Download:
- Windows: http://ilikebtc.com/noble/NobleCoin-Qt-v2.0.3.zip
- Linux: https://github.com/eagleflies/noblecoin/
Changes
Changed wallet's layout back to latest version of PoW wallet. Looks better now
This change is just about look and feel. If you do not care there is no need to upgrade.Feedback is welcome
Please let me know if everything is fine or if you notice any issues. This update does not touch anything important hence risk should be minimal but lots of files were modified. I will appreciate your feedback.
How to upgrade
1. It is always a good idea to backup your wallet.dat file.
2. Download, unzip and run newest version of client.
Do I have to upgrade?
No, you don't. This update is just about graphics.
What's the recommended size of transactions to ensure staking will work best?
In theory 2 000 000 coins is best size. However it reality it depends what is the current network difficulty and how many wallets are staking. Personally I never had any issues with transaction sizes between 100 000 - 2 000 000.
Download:
- Windows: http://ilikebtc.com/noble/NobleCoin-Qt-v2.0.3.zip
- Linux: https://github.com/eagleflies/noblecoin/
October 30, 2015, 12:51:11 PM
you're awesome, thanks for the explanation
October 29, 2015, 05:12:36 PM
Staking Question:
I'm running 3 addresses with ~1.5M per address. The last coin movement was may 2015. I fired up the wallet today ver2020 after a couple months of not running and wallet states "not minting because no mature coins"
Can someone shed some light on this please?
thanks,
john
I'm running 3 addresses with ~1.5M per address. The last coin movement was may 2015. I fired up the wallet today ver2020 after a couple months of not running and wallet states "not minting because no mature coins"
Can someone shed some light on this please?
thanks,
john
My experience is that once you've gone beyond 10,000 confirmations, it takes a terribly long time to stake, and the stake you wind up with is less than what you'd get staking the same amount with only 1500 confirmations. It could also take you days to stake, whereas the same amount with only 1500 confirmations will stake in less than a couple of hours, and it'll stake more too boot!
The coin is designed to work like that in order to motivate a more active wallet, thus promoting a more constant widespread use, and, ultimately a much more secure network, and those who don't play an active part in maintaining a vibrant widely distributed network are penalized. So is the person who's away on work or holidays (unless you leave your wallet open constantly, and the rewards are quite decent doing exactly that so it is a very viable option if you don't mind leaving your computer on when you're away for extended periods of time).
In summary, If you've got amounts with more than 10,000 confirmations, be done with it, send them to yourself, and start from zero - the damage is already done and you'll start making more NOBL at a faster rate and much more quickly if you simple destroy the excessive coin age.
October 29, 2015, 04:59:10 PM
Staking Question:
I'm running 3 addresses with ~1.5M per address. The last coin movement was may 2015. I fired up the wallet today ver2020 after a couple months of not running and wallet states "not minting because no mature coins"
Can someone shed some light on this please?
thanks,
john
I'm running 3 addresses with ~1.5M per address. The last coin movement was may 2015. I fired up the wallet today ver2020 after a couple months of not running and wallet states "not minting because no mature coins"
Can someone shed some light on this please?
thanks,
john
October 28, 2015, 06:26:59 PM
a notable coin from the 2nd wave of altcoins
bright name, great idea...
does Noblecoin have checkpoints? normal checkpoints or ACP?
estimated supply over the next 10 years?
thanks
bright name, great idea...
does Noblecoin have checkpoints? normal checkpoints or ACP?
estimated supply over the next 10 years?
thanks
flat 8% inflation by pos
in fact below because coinage burned in transactions
u can estimate 60% of theoretical as real staked POS rewards so a 5% inflation is more relaistic
so lets do 10 years
now 2244745145 (each year x 1.05)
1 2356982402
2 2474831522
3 2598573098
4 2728501753
5 2864926841
6 3008173183
7 3158581842
8 3316510934
9 3482336481
10 3656453305
i think its a normal checkpointing but for exact answer wait for dev
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