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October 22, 2017, 09:25:06 PM
October 22, 2017, 09:06:48 AM
we need bittrex (costs 5BTC) or Poloniex (no idea) 
poloniex is very hard to reach
i don't know what their requirements before adding new coin
i think they must understand about this one and consider it
Exchanges tend to stay away from coins with large premines due to the obvious dumping by devs - & seeing as this coins premine is not only massive but is also undecleared in the OP - it will always have trouble not only getting listed, but also attracting any serious traders. I thought this coin had some potential as an alternative to NMC when I first came across it, until I read this:
Hey, looking through the block explorer, I noticed something that doesn't sit right with me.
The initial instamined blocks were all worth 611 coins, a thousand times more valuable than the 0.611 block reward currently running. This was then reduced to 61.1 coins per block reward, and then presumably further by multiples of 0.1. This is not disclosed anywhere in the original post. In fact, none of the block structure is disclosed in the original post.
From downloading the wallet upon first seeing the original post, I know about 8000 blocks had been mined before public release. This wouldn't be so excessive if the block reward had been 0.611 coins the whole time-- basically this would have resulted in a premine of about 4888 SIL out of 611,000 total eventual supply, which is reasonable at 0.8%.
However, this is the actual mining reward structure:
Block 1-287: 611 coins per block NOT DISCLOSED IN OP
Block 288-2879: 61.1 coins per block NOT DISCLOSED IN OP
Block 2880: 0.611 coins per block, smoothly decaying
[...]
The initial instamined blocks were all worth 611 coins, a thousand times more valuable than the 0.611 block reward currently running. This was then reduced to 61.1 coins per block reward, and then presumably further by multiples of 0.1. This is not disclosed anywhere in the original post. In fact, none of the block structure is disclosed in the original post.
From downloading the wallet upon first seeing the original post, I know about 8000 blocks had been mined before public release. This wouldn't be so excessive if the block reward had been 0.611 coins the whole time-- basically this would have resulted in a premine of about 4888 SIL out of 611,000 total eventual supply, which is reasonable at 0.8%.
However, this is the actual mining reward structure:
Block 1-287: 611 coins per block NOT DISCLOSED IN OP
Block 288-2879: 61.1 coins per block NOT DISCLOSED IN OP
Block 2880: 0.611 coins per block, smoothly decaying
[...]
Exchanges read these coin threads & do some research on the coin to ensure it is worth their while listing it. Unfortunately, due to the premine & the attempts to hide it, this coin will always struggle to be adopted. Shame really, because the original idea is good.
Reputable exchanges won't list premined coins.
Please stay with the facts:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.19514064
Listing on Polo or Bittrex requires significant trade volume. That's why 611 (SixEleven) is not listed on these two exchanges, yet.
October 22, 2017, 06:23:22 AM
we need bittrex (costs 5BTC) or Poloniex (no idea)
poloniex is very hard to reach
i don't know what their requirements before adding new coin
i think they must understand about this one and consider it
Exchanges tend to stay away from coins with large premines due to the obvious dumping by devs - & seeing as this coins premine is not only massive but is also undecleared in the OP - it will always have trouble not only getting listed, but also attracting any serious traders. I thought this coin had some potential as an alternative to NMC when I first came across it, until I read this:
Hey, looking through the block explorer, I noticed something that doesn't sit right with me.
The initial instamined blocks were all worth 611 coins, a thousand times more valuable than the 0.611 block reward currently running. This was then reduced to 61.1 coins per block reward, and then presumably further by multiples of 0.1. This is not disclosed anywhere in the original post. In fact, none of the block structure is disclosed in the original post.
From downloading the wallet upon first seeing the original post, I know about 8000 blocks had been mined before public release. This wouldn't be so excessive if the block reward had been 0.611 coins the whole time-- basically this would have resulted in a premine of about 4888 SIL out of 611,000 total eventual supply, which is reasonable at 0.8%.
However, this is the actual mining reward structure:
Block 1-287: 611 coins per block NOT DISCLOSED IN OP
Block 288-2879: 61.1 coins per block NOT DISCLOSED IN OP
Block 2880: 0.611 coins per block, smoothly decaying
This means that 333,728.2 SIL, or a whopping 54.62% of the total eventual supply, was instamined by the 611 developer.
It appears this fact was deliberately hidden with the late release of a block explorer and the use of the low-information Abe block explorer.
Add to this the notion that the developer has been encouraging other miners to set a price for their mined SIL at approximately $60 USD means the developer is attempting to value his premine at upwards of $20,000,000 USD.
PatrickMacH, if you don't take steps to disclose your premine fully and burn most or all the coins you did not disclose that you mined at a higher block reward, this initiative is no longer worth miners' support.
I'm looking forward to your response.
The initial instamined blocks were all worth 611 coins, a thousand times more valuable than the 0.611 block reward currently running. This was then reduced to 61.1 coins per block reward, and then presumably further by multiples of 0.1. This is not disclosed anywhere in the original post. In fact, none of the block structure is disclosed in the original post.
From downloading the wallet upon first seeing the original post, I know about 8000 blocks had been mined before public release. This wouldn't be so excessive if the block reward had been 0.611 coins the whole time-- basically this would have resulted in a premine of about 4888 SIL out of 611,000 total eventual supply, which is reasonable at 0.8%.
However, this is the actual mining reward structure:
Block 1-287: 611 coins per block NOT DISCLOSED IN OP
Block 288-2879: 61.1 coins per block NOT DISCLOSED IN OP
Block 2880: 0.611 coins per block, smoothly decaying
This means that 333,728.2 SIL, or a whopping 54.62% of the total eventual supply, was instamined by the 611 developer.
It appears this fact was deliberately hidden with the late release of a block explorer and the use of the low-information Abe block explorer.
Add to this the notion that the developer has been encouraging other miners to set a price for their mined SIL at approximately $60 USD means the developer is attempting to value his premine at upwards of $20,000,000 USD.
PatrickMacH, if you don't take steps to disclose your premine fully and burn most or all the coins you did not disclose that you mined at a higher block reward, this initiative is no longer worth miners' support.
I'm looking forward to your response.
Exchanges read these coin threads & do some research on the coin to ensure it is worth their while listing it. Unfortunately, due to the premine & the attempts to hide it, this coin will always struggle to be adopted. Shame really, because the original idea is good.
Reputable exchanges won't list premined coins.
October 21, 2017, 10:03:59 PM
Looks like the price is starting to go up gradually as people buy back in. What's has caused the previous sudden spikes is the coin being listed on a new exchange. Can we get listed on some of the larger exchanges for example Bittrex and Poloniex?
October 21, 2017, 08:58:58 AM
Hopefully we get some volume and upwards price movement soon. The BTC price rise has been brutal on sixeleven.
Given the enormous price rise of BTC it's awesome that the 0.00002 support 611 / BTC support on the lower bound is still intact.
We need to improve the trade volume to get more price movement into the market.
Therefore we need more (social) media support. Twitter / Facebook / Instagram your 611 (SixEleven) experience using the hashtag #611 and share your posts.
611 (SixEleven) is an elite community, maybe others like to join using the included services of the 611 (SixEleven) wallet if they get to know what's special about it.
The 611 (SixEleven) project is still maintained
Currently I'm working on a PaperWallet based on the awesome work of CantonBecker.
I need help from a graphic designer to create forgery-proof paper sheets (front and backside) of the paperwallet print out for 611 (SixEleven).
Should look like i.e.:
... but more 611 (SixEleven) style golden
If a graphic designer is reading this message and can help -> please drop me a line and/or join this thread.
Moreover we got a donation to setup a website for 611project ... so more work is ahead
October 21, 2017, 07:58:26 AM
Hopefully we get some volume and upwards price movement soon. The BTC price rise has been brutal on sixeleven.
October 19, 2017, 06:44:47 PM
ping
October 08, 2017, 06:40:24 PM
Hey guys,
611 (SixEleven) [coin] source code on GitHub has been updated to release candidate 7.
Release candidate 7 is mainly a code cleanup allowing to compile the source code smoothly on up-to-date Linux distributions.
Do you need binaries for latest Debian and Ubuntu or do you prefer to compile the 611d (console) wallet yourself?
611 (SixEleven) [coin] source code on GitHub has been updated to release candidate 7.
Release candidate 7 is mainly a code cleanup allowing to compile the source code smoothly on up-to-date Linux distributions.
Do you need binaries for latest Debian and Ubuntu or do you prefer to compile the 611d (console) wallet yourself?
October 07, 2017, 04:02:06 AM
on c-cex 611 is marked for delisting!!!
I tried to withdraw my coins but their wallet somehow screwed up and transaction didn't go through. I have lodged a support ticket.
I tried to withdraw my coins but their wallet somehow screwed up and transaction didn't go through. I have lodged a support ticket.
Sorry for the naivety but I got some SIL on Crytopia and wondered what to do with them now. Is there a secure off line wallet available or can they be put in my ledger ? Any advice appreciated.
September 18, 2017, 07:18:33 PM
Also don't blame me for the btc/usd crash. No way in hell that was anything to do with me lol
Yeah 
I guess someone has (ex)changed a lot of BCH into BTC and sold these BTC in a rush for $$.
General (off topic) question: Do you hold local wallet(s) and have you already claimed Bitcoin Cash from your Bitcoin Core wallet(s)?
September 16, 2017, 01:01:18 AM
looks like they have. It's not on the list for de-list now lol *phew*
I still have most of my coins. I only sold about 1k
Also don't blame me for the btc/usd crash. No way in hell that was anything to do with me lol
I still have most of my coins. I only sold about 1k
Also don't blame me for the btc/usd crash. No way in hell that was anything to do with me lol
September 14, 2017, 07:12:22 PM
I put my sell much higher up. Honestly I thought 611 coin was on an upwards trend before c-cex pulled their delisting crap.
It seems to me that daily 611/BTC trading volumes are going up on C-CEX since 611 coin is marked for delisting. Maybe delisting is some kind of wake-up call to all traders: come-on trade this coin!
Looking at the C-CEX: overall trade volume list (30 days) 611 coin is listed in the upper third, so it's definitely trading well for a niche coin.
C-CEX offers a stable exchange with good service.
Hopefully they revise their decision to delist the 611 trade pairs.
September 14, 2017, 06:56:13 PM
I put my sell much higher up. Honestly I thought 611 coin was on an upwards trend before c-cex pulled their delisting crap.
Looking at the todays BTC/USD chart (crash) I'm wondering: How many 611s and BTCs did you sold to pay off your credit card?
Do you think a large exchange which did not credit BCH to their customers may have sold off their BCH/BTC profits?
September 14, 2017, 06:27:58 PM
I put my sell much higher up. Honestly I thought 611 coin was on an upwards trend before c-cex pulled their delisting crap.
September 14, 2017, 05:32:09 AM
They also keep your coins too which is very concerning. I have got them all out now and unfortunately I need to sell some of my stash to pay off a credit card. I was hoping to hold until $1-2 but alas life never goes as planned.
Yep, life is never a straight line.
But like with driving it's the curves making life so much more interesting.
So don't worry. I'm sure you can buy in back later again if you like
September 12, 2017, 10:47:44 PM
They also keep your coins too which is very concerning. I have got them all out now and unfortunately I need to sell some of my stash to pay off a credit card. I was hoping to hold until $1-2 but alas life never goes as planned.
September 12, 2017, 09:59:17 PM
Where did you catch 12 BTC?
Quote
Hello! We need 0.4 BTC daily average volume in order to keep coin on exchange. Or 12 BTC for 30 days. In case coin will not meet this requirement by the delisting date - it will be removed. We recommend withdraw or sell it before delisting date. Withdrawals of coins in removal list will not be possible after delisting date. Have a good day! Let us know if there is anything else we can help you with. Thanks!
Well that's a breach of trust C-CEX if you claim to remove coins trading less than 0.2 BTC daily average but do remove coins trading less than 0.4 BTC or 12 BTC for 30 days.
Given the price increase of the trade pair BTC/USD of the last 12 moths this means that C-CEX will loose many stable altcoins trading on low volume. What a pity ...
September 12, 2017, 09:42:21 PM
Where did you catch 12 BTC?
Quote
Hello! We need 0.4 BTC daily average volume in order to keep coin on exchange. Or 12 BTC for 30 days. In case coin will not meet this requirement by the delisting date - it will be removed. We recommend withdraw or sell it before delisting date. Withdrawals of coins in removal list will not be possible after delisting date. Have a good day! Let us know if there is anything else we can help you with. Thanks!
September 12, 2017, 09:26:28 PM
How do I get free coins? What about mining? Did not see the relevant air drop information
September 12, 2017, 09:19:52 PM
I got mine all withdrawn!
They want 12 btc a month trade volume! That's a lot for the current price!
They want 12 btc a month trade volume! That's a lot for the current price!
that's weird math:
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06.09.2017
The following coins will be removed from exchange if their average daily trading volume for last 30 days will not exceed 0.2 BTC. It will not be possible to retrieve these coins after the removal date.
30x 0.2 BTC = 6 BTCThe following coins will be removed from exchange if their average daily trading volume for last 30 days will not exceed 0.2 BTC. It will not be possible to retrieve these coins after the removal date.
Where did you catch 12 BTC?
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