Topic: Slimcoin | First Proof of Burn currency | Decentralized Web - page 139. (Read 137085 times)

For clarification, reservebalance=0 should be placed inside your slimcoin.conf located in the SLMcoin data directory.

Also, have you made any outgoing transactions within 30 days? Otherwise you won't have coins that are eligible or that carry enough stake weight to stake with, yet.

Thank you for answering!!!

Still nothing. Wallet is unlocked until xxxxxxxxxxxxx and it is added reservebalance false. Nothing happen

If the QT wallet is encrypted it needs to be unlocked for minting.

Help (Tab) > Debug window > console

walletpassphrase YOURWALLETSPASSPHRASE 9999999999 true

or for the linux daemon

./slimcoind walletpassphrase "YOURWALLETSPASSPHRASE" 9999999999 true

The error message explains it well;



./slimcoind getinfo

will then show a value other than 0 in;

"unlocked_until" : 0,


You will of course need to add;

reservebalance=0

to your slimcoin.conf due to the hardcoded reservebalance=100000 , unless your balance is higher.

Also, like Peercoin, transactions from old or imported wallets will (sometimes) time stamp at the time of import (not time of transaction), so remember that minimum stake age is also 30 days for PoS. PoB rewards are randomized as your percentage of effective burnt coins (if any) of the total network effective Burnt coins, across active wallets.

Firstly, Thanks for your work on Slimcoin @gjhiggins and others !

Slimcoin has undoubtedly one of the most unique and innovative economic models of any alt. crypto-currency, following Bitcoin and Peercoin.

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Having mined, staked and burned SLM from the start I have one wallet with a total of 12,500 burnt coins (around 5,000 still active). This wallet also has over 4,000 transactions and running v0.3.2.1 or v0.4.1 on Windows 7 is a total nightmare as the wallet GUI is continually Not Responding. Interestingly enough, the wallet is more responsive (seemingly) when the walletpassphrase has been entered to unlock the wallet. Anyhow, the wallet will remain Not Responding for upwards of 1 hour with a 1 to 10 min window of correct functionality, randomly!

Running a secondary wallet (with only a couple of 'banked' transfers i.e. transactions) seems to run OK though.

Memory dumps and crash logs don't reveal much with regards to the issue, however having a wallet with this many transactions and a likely "two is company, three's a crowd" type of scenario remaining in relation to the block rewards / blockchain is partly the issue still, I suspect.

I now have a v0.4.1 daemon running on a linux VPS and will try importing the priv key(s) from the aforementioned wallet to help determine if this is a windows only GUI bug.

Probably worth mentioning that the windows machine is a 6 core i7 (12 threads) with 16 GB of Physical System RAM ...

I might of been partly responsible for suggesting Slimcoin (a.k.a John Smith) hardcoded reservebalance= to effectively test staking as optional. I'm no longer sure that this is the remedy.

EDIT: Now seemingly running the same wallet on a single core linux VPS without any issues. The logical explanation is that a large number of transactions + having effective burnt coins = windows wallet GUI overload (somewhere) in the current code base.

where there is a will there is a way ....

Yes, me too. On Linux.

That must be frustrating.

Anyone else experiencing this problem?

Cheers

Graham

After 8 days my wallet still not staking

Thanks for trying it out. If you can spot anything specific, please add it to the issue list: https://github.com/slimcoin-project/Slimcoin/issues

Cheers

Graham

And retry even worse...


and so on...

Was trying to build QT wallet under Debian 8 x64 and getting this:

Try this one https://mega.nz/#!ewEl0RiJ!v7NgPRz3pVhUMN3vkB9eZnTEma774kdujfgk2qLGMdE

Just put in .bat your user and pass

What miner do you use?  wallet
What is your hash rate? I3 1.9 Ghz

What miner do you use? What is your hash rate?

I am finding blocks with my i5 laptop

I've been mine for 2 days and have not found any block, is that normal?
What is% POS
Thanks

Thanks for the suggestion, done. I also added a link to the burn address (via bchain.info) so readers can easily see the amount of total coins being burnt, and described how to calculate the real available supply of SLM. The formula is:

moneysupply (from "getinfo" RPC command) - balance of the burn address = available supply

https://novaexchange.com/market/BTC_SLM/

https://novaexchange.com/market/BTC_SLM/

Diff is still low. You can mine some blocks as well.

Thanks for helping out! So where can I buy these coins? Looks like there are no exchanges that trade SlimCoin?

It is listed, but marked as "inactive": https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/slimcoin/ . That's because BTER had delisted it a couple of months ago.


http://slimcoin.club shows the correct number under "Total Coins". If you want to calculate it yourself, you must rest the balance of the burning address (SfSLMCoinMainNetworkBurnAddr1DeTK5) from the total supply you get when typing "getinfo" in the debug window ("moneysupply" value).

(I just conducted a rapid market cap calculation and get about 17 BTC if taking into account the bid value at NovaExchange. That would be around 15.000 USD.)