Topic: [RADS] Radium - Decentralized Identities, Custom Assets, Elections, and More! - page 185. (Read 579162 times)

Oh trust me, i understand this whole "alts are back" thing is a bit strange. the spike was a 207k market buy, that I have NO idea why it occurred. I was caught off guard by it. I'm the largest skeptic there is so no hard feelings

JJ

The rise is certainly whales in this case. Last night 70 BTC was bought all at one time. 200K RADS purchased at the same moment.

Don't get me wrong i don't have anything against RADS and it's tech, it's just that weird feeling i have when price is going up with light speed for no particular reason, that whales (or P&D group) could be behind the price spike, but could be wrong and ppl r buying this coin because of it's tech.

Have you looked at the the tech? Feel free to try it out and verify that it works.

Could very well be one. The only difference is the coins being pumped in 2014-2015 really didn't bring anything unique to the table (different hashing algos, POS vs POW, community is interesting etc...). At least RADS has something new going on, and its closed source so people aren't going to be able to copy the functions easily.

This looks like classic P&D story to me, it's like going through 2015 altcoin market again, only coins are changing.

What is the difference between "Hard Supply Limit" and "Practical Supply Limit"?

What caused it is this. Some "whales" have taken notice of this coin, and the effort you are putting in on a daily basis to develop it. In the past 24 hours the top "wallet" on bittrex has increased from 52K RADS to ~91K RADS. That is not an insignificant mount of BTC to be putting into a coin, especially when considering it is just one person.

The market can see legitimate Devs. Ones who are actually putting in effort and producing useful results. Many large holders can also see when a project would be of interest to a lot of people before they even know it (specifically because people just don't know about it). You have been quietly working on this project out of purely a passion for coding, guess what happens to people who are making a great product purely because of passion for it? They get rewarded. You aren't out to get rich (obviously) so its likely if you continue on your current path you just might end up that way anyway.

My advice to others on this coin, get it now before the large holders corner the market and make you pay much more for something that you already know will be useful to many many people.

looks nice, thanks

Hi!  The short answer is that the SmartChain is a separate client that provides all the advanced functions of Radium. There is lots of info about it here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-radium-smartchain-phase-23-100-decentralized-username-address-linkage-1322856

Let me know if you have any other questions!

JJ

what is smartchain? n what is it used for?

Awesome, got it. Thanks a lot!

For some reason, the “size limit” warning is standard in pretty much every coin wallet. WHY, I’m not sure. Its’ not something to worry about, it just means you have to pay the network fee (tiny) to send a transaction.  Perhaps we will go take a look at the code and see if it can be changed to something that makes more sense.  Your feedback on the user experience is valuable, as many of us have been around coins and such for a long time, we no longer notice these things.


After you unlock your wallet for staking, it can take a few minutes for it to “warm up” and start staking. You know your wallet is staking when the little lightning bolt at the bottom left corner turns white. If you hover your mouse over the lightning bolt, it will provide you with the network stake weight, your stake weight, and estimated time to find a block.  You are not blind, it’s not in a very intuitive place.



Currently, we do not have a dedicated service for creating a paper wallet.  I would suggest using a flash drive to back up your wallet.dat, and then putting that drive in a fire safe or other safe place.  I use several flash drives for my backups, and they are all locked in various places.  You can get your private keys using the “dumprivkey” command in the debug console, but I prefer not to use it because it exposes your private keys.

Let me know if you have any more Q's!

JJ

Worst. FUD. Ever. lol

When I am doing a transaction of 2 RADS to one of my addresses, I receive the following message:



What is meant by the "size limit" and why is a transaction of just 2 RADS above the size limit (I guess then any transaction is)?

From the user experience POV, receiving this message feels like something is going wrong with my transaction. If I would instead receive a shorter message just about the fee that is being taken from the transaction (e.g. "Your transaction is almost finished. Please confirm the fee of 0.0001 RADS to process your transaction." "Yes" "No"), I would feel much more comfortable.

I as a user would feel more comfortable that way, as it then feels like an obligatory thing more than a mistake I am doing because I did not respect some size limit.


Now as I unlocked my wallet and am ready to stake for PoS, the wallet leaves me with 0 information on my current status in that regard.
It would be nice if there were a counter that would show me automatically the result of the calculation that JJ12880 gave here:


As JJ12880 mentions that the wallet already provides this information, I assume it is still not easy to find or I am just blind.

Where exactly in the wallet do I find this information?

Thank you so much!

EDIT:

Another question: How can I create a Radium paper wallet (where do I find the private key to my addresses)? Is it even possible? As there is no feature in the wallet yet to swipe my private key, right?

The effort of creating a new account just to post this 

AHAHAHAHAH ANOTHER BAGHOLDER!!!!!

Dump that shit.

Ah thanks!

I got confused by the word "pass phrase" and thought it is one of the long combination of words.

Indeed, I managed to unlock it now!

It's the password you set... Only you can recover it.
Don't you remember or write down the password?

Awesome, thanks!

I am trying to unlock my wallet and see that I need a pass phrase.

As I cannot find my pass phrase anywhere, how can I proceed? I saved the .dat file of my wallet. Is there any way to recover the pass phrase?