What you calling the file? Rubycoin_V2.conf or just Rubycoin.conf?
I think you can see it on the part of your wallet. Help>Debug Windows and show command line options
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I think you can see it on the part of your wallet. Help>Debug Windows and show command line options
Anyone have an updated node list? I barely have 4 connections.
here you go addnode=1.34.180.245
addnode=100.39.17.174
addnode=101.161.170.233
addnode=101.165.159.131
addnode=101.175.135.102
addnode=124.197.67.67
addnode=125.236.161.203
addnode=139.162.27.201
addnode=151.80.206.105
addnode=167.114.208.68
addnode=174.64.97.200
addnode=177.227.195.64
addnode=179.186.27.171
addnode=187.187.84.201
addnode=188.213.36.100
addnode=188.36.235.190
addnode=198.27.97.180
addnode=209.55.112.58
addnode=209.95.50.151
addnode=213.220.249.220
addnode=217.28.2.193
addnode=222.5.183.201
addnode=24.228.192.97
addnode=24.31.135.109
addnode=37.211.95.122
addnode=46.226.188.153
addnode=5.9.29.43
addnode=68.148.110.206
addnode=69.112.154.140
addnode=71.192.130.60
addnode=71.62.232.201
addnode=71.96.211.61
addnode=72.133.192.154
addnode=72.42.100.196
addnode=73.205.164.225
addnode=73.220.153.187
addnode=74.75.241.81
addnode=76.116.14.67
addnode=76.119.214.163
addnode=80.189.145.19
addnode=81.182.160.119
addnode=81.224.193.152
addnode=81.89.56.170
addnode=82.11.140.104
addnode=85.157.208.217
addnode=85.212.63.199
addnode=85.53.28.119
addnode=86.105.210.100
addnode=86.137.47.32
addnode=86.26.119.177
addnode=87.254.68.69
addnode=87.254.92.12
addnode=90.191.160.71
addnode=90.192.128.99
addnode=95.172.161.154
addnode=95.95.103.177
addnode=96.238.45.166
addnode=97.93.2.112
I'm interested in this coin as I am a big fan of POS coins and I would like to know what is a good amount of coins to start off staking with?
Anyone have an updated node list? I barely have 4 connections.
here you go addnode=1.34.180.245
addnode=100.39.17.174
addnode=101.161.170.233
addnode=101.165.159.131
addnode=101.175.135.102
addnode=124.197.67.67
addnode=125.236.161.203
addnode=139.162.27.201
addnode=151.80.206.105
addnode=167.114.208.68
addnode=174.64.97.200
addnode=177.227.195.64
addnode=179.186.27.171
addnode=187.187.84.201
addnode=188.213.36.100
addnode=188.36.235.190
addnode=198.27.97.180
addnode=209.55.112.58
addnode=209.95.50.151
addnode=213.220.249.220
addnode=217.28.2.193
addnode=222.5.183.201
addnode=24.228.192.97
addnode=24.31.135.109
addnode=37.211.95.122
addnode=46.226.188.153
addnode=5.9.29.43
addnode=68.148.110.206
addnode=69.112.154.140
addnode=71.192.130.60
addnode=71.62.232.201
addnode=71.96.211.61
addnode=72.133.192.154
addnode=72.42.100.196
addnode=73.205.164.225
addnode=73.220.153.187
addnode=74.75.241.81
addnode=76.116.14.67
addnode=76.119.214.163
addnode=80.189.145.19
addnode=81.182.160.119
addnode=81.224.193.152
addnode=81.89.56.170
addnode=82.11.140.104
addnode=85.157.208.217
addnode=85.212.63.199
addnode=85.53.28.119
addnode=86.105.210.100
addnode=86.137.47.32
addnode=86.26.119.177
addnode=87.254.68.69
addnode=87.254.92.12
addnode=90.191.160.71
addnode=90.192.128.99
addnode=95.172.161.154
addnode=95.95.103.177
addnode=96.238.45.166
addnode=97.93.2.112
Anyone have an updated node list? I barely have 4 connections.
anybody knows about average time to get some stake?, 350 ruby and never got a single cent. Wallet sync and unlocked for more than 1 month
Staking can be maximized by keeping your wallet online as much as possible, because of the type of proof-of-stake used. Also be sure to disable any sleep/hibernation mode, as it can interrupt the staking process. Hover over the lightning bolt in the bottom left corner to see an estimate. Wallets with larger amounts of Rubycoin will stake more consistently and frequently. Several thousand may be enough for a few stakes a month.
It took me 50 days but finaly I got the first reward, 4 rby
i had RBY into my old wallet (too old to sync) and i can't get them back into the last version of the wallet (even when it finished sync)
It's not possible. It swapped to a new chain over a year ago and it took place ONLY at Bittrex.
what he said is also true.
Poloniex participated as well.
rubycoin version v0.8.6.2-unk-beta
Qt version 5.2.0
Qt version 5.2.0
It's much appreciated that you supported the project early on, when it was worth close to nothing. In 2014, action was required on your part. Although not ideal, with the constant attacks happening towards proof-of-work coins, and the realization that only a few of the largest proof-of-work coins can be adequately secure, it was necessary. It's regrettable that the upgrade had to be done that way, but most made it over to the new blockchain. Checking in once or twice a year would have been enough to avoid any issues.
Price is nice and stable.
My only complain is orphans. I get a lot of them.
My only complain is orphans. I get a lot of them.
Not much action with RBY lately, is there?
Any giveaways underway?
RBY: RMrDHSyPuTUPoPuDqLEQSjwwezGTCKPDw3
Any giveaways underway?
RBY: RMrDHSyPuTUPoPuDqLEQSjwwezGTCKPDw3
Yes i think RBY is a great coin!
The wallet is fast, and staking pays 4 whole RBY coins!
No need to use coin control either, it is automatic.
I want thousands of rubycoins now.
The wallet is fast, and staking pays 4 whole RBY coins!
No need to use coin control either, it is automatic.
I want thousands of rubycoins now.
looking forward to future updates from rubycoin 
Hello folks !
I just managed to download the Rubycoin desktop wallet, and to my big surprise, you cannot import private key (paper wallet) in it??? Where am i supposed to empty my paper wallet then?
I'd greatly appreciate some assistance, i did not think i would ever have trouble finding a place to import the private key from my paper wallet, but it seems there are nowhere to do so.
I just managed to download the Rubycoin desktop wallet, and to my big surprise, you cannot import private key (paper wallet) in it??? Where am i supposed to empty my paper wallet then?
I'd greatly appreciate some assistance, i did not think i would ever have trouble finding a place to import the private key from my paper wallet, but it seems there are nowhere to do so.
CoinWallet is closing on 1 May. If you have coin there, time to withdraw.
anybody knows about average time to get some stake?, 350 ruby and never got a single cent. Wallet sync and unlocked for more than 1 month
someone could tell me where should I post to resume some rubycoin wallet troubleshouting, plz ?
Here is fine.
definitely worth having this thread added to favourites.
looking forward to the next development update from the rby team
I just want to say THANKS Rubycoin!! 
my best investment to date in altcoins. great job
my best investment to date in altcoins. great job 
Hi,
I'm maintaining Cryptocoins – vector/webfont cryptocurrency icon pack; just released a new update (1.6) including updated Rubycoin (new logo)!
Hope you won't mind me posting here (other communities appreciate it).
If you like the work, tip me crypto and support further development:
RBY: RPJkckjrFohwy1ADYr8F2R32rAS6yPoi6v
BTC: 1MByfmAdyRFr3qxMh2cspX5RsxS4FKjMmH
Cheers!
~ systh
I'm maintaining Cryptocoins – vector/webfont cryptocurrency icon pack; just released a new update (1.6) including updated Rubycoin (new logo)!
- Demo (see it in action): http://labs.allienworks.net/icons/cryptocoins
- Download (get them for free): https://allienworks.net/products/cryptocoins
- Github repo (fork & contribute): https://github.com/AllienWorks/cryptocoins
Hope you won't mind me posting here (other communities appreciate it).
If you like the work, tip me crypto and support further development:
RBY: RPJkckjrFohwy1ADYr8F2R32rAS6yPoi6v
BTC: 1MByfmAdyRFr3qxMh2cspX5RsxS4FKjMmH
Cheers!
~ systh
i had RBY into my old wallet (too old to sync) and i can't get them back into the last version of the wallet (even when it finished sync)
It's not possible. It swapped to a new chain over a year ago and it took place ONLY at Bittrex.
what he said is also true.
Poloniex participated as well.
rubycoin version v0.8.6.2-unk-beta
Qt version 5.2.0
Qt version 5.2.0
It's much appreciated that you supported the project early on, when it was worth close to nothing. In 2014, action was required on your part. Although not ideal, with the constant attacks happening towards proof-of-work coins, and the realization that only a few of the largest proof-of-work coins can be adequately secure, it was necessary. It's regrettable that the upgrade had to be done that way, but most made it over to the new blockchain. Checking in once or twice a year would have been enough to avoid any issues.
I am pleased Update from you , ..
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