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Topic: 💥SOLARIS XLR💥100% PoS + Masternodes ⚡Zerocoin⚡txbit.io in development - page 99. (Read 309053 times)

member
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Hello guys, tell me please - is new signature campaign of Solaris starting here? Or keep waiting for the weekend?
Thanks for your attention.
newbie
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Anyone know why this error occurs when I start the solarisd -daemon on Ubunto?

EXCEPTION: N5boost16exception_detail10clone_implINS0_19error_info_injectorINS_16bad_lexica l_castEEEEE       
bad lexical cast: source type value could not be interpreted as target       
solaris in AppInit()
newbie
Activity: 81
Merit: 0
It's a set amount for collateral.
newbie
Activity: 7
Merit: 0
Masternode questions:

I have read that "exactly" 1000 coins are required in a wallet running as a MN. Why not 1001 coins?

Which wallet are rewards deposited into?
hero member
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Merit: 516

How about next wave of Solaris signature campaign, SolarisDev? Will we have next more waves or not? Thanks.

Dear supporters,

New signatures are being finalized for the new campaign. Details with the new signatures and conditions will be announced next week.


Thanks for your support!




Hi dev. This week you will announce the new signature campaign?
member
Activity: 251
Merit: 10
I am not lazy, just a little bit dumpy. Lol. I have searched one, but it seems not belong to fundamental trading analysis, it is likely close to technical analysis. Thats why I would like asking you. To be honest, all analysis methods seem useless in cryptocurrency trading world.
If you know that, why keep asking such a foolish question, for increasing your post-counts?  Shocked
Solaris project is a good one, so please don't spam the topic if you really want to support Solaris.
Please don't do it.
Please don't over-spam.
Please don't over-quote.
Sorry gay, I just want to make something obviously and keep active on the Solaris project when waiting for the sig campaign opened agiain. This guy showed off his trading skill, but it made me confused by his misunderstanding statement. I'm also a trader so I raised my question in order to check my knowledge. That was not wrong or be called over-spam.
hero member
Activity: 1862
Merit: 590
no one wants to keep a pile of coins without profit. this is the main reason

What kind of profit is 15-20% less than you could actually make? This is what I do constantly and I'm sure others could do it too.
I wasn't lying when I said I made 5-15% every trade only because of this dump and pump later, and again, and again.
I literally see no reason in selling cheap if the price goes up an hour later. But I don't mind, I make money on it. Just saying and trying to understand.

BTW why are xlr confirmations so slow today? It takes an hour or more to deposit to CE...
Would devs try to change the number of required xlr confirmations there to 12 like on kucoin? It is etremely annoying to wait an hour however confirming the transactions is a lot slower today. I trade it every day for over 2.5 months now.

I think the dev can't do anything about the way Coinexchange handles their required confirmations. Its up to each exchange on how many confirmations they set. On Cryptopia for example they have most coins at 20 confirmations but some need a lot more before they confirm. I do agree with you though that Coinexchange should lower the confirms down to maybe 20 which should be a lot quicker.
jr. member
Activity: 165
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no one wants to keep a pile of coins without profit. this is the main reason

What kind of profit is 15-20% less than you could actually make? This is what I do constantly and I'm sure others could do it too.
I wasn't lying when I said I made 5-15% every trade only because of this dump and pump later, and again, and again.
I literally see no reason in selling cheap if the price goes up an hour later. But I don't mind, I make money on it. Just saying and trying to understand.

BTW why are xlr confirmations so slow today? It takes an hour or more to deposit to CE...
Would devs try to change the number of required xlr confirmations there to 12 like on kucoin? It is etremely annoying to wait an hour however confirming the transactions is a lot slower today. I trade it every day for over 2.5 months now.
newbie
Activity: 56
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no one wants to keep a pile of coins without profit. this is the main reason
jr. member
Activity: 165
Merit: 3
I love these pumps and dumps whichever way you want it. Today again a nice dump on Kucoin and a Pump on CE which turned into a pump on Kucoin later - I managed to buy very cheap solaris to resell on both exchanges. Cryptobridge is far too slow with dreamers holding their coins at very high prices. Hard to trade there, nearly impossible but CE and Kucoin seem to be perfect. I don't like 50 confirmations on CE though so I prefer to buy there and sell on Kucoin. Then DGB transfer back and same story again. Does anyone else do this? I stopped BTC transfers when I started trading Solaris and trading on a few exchanges at once. Right now I trade anything profitable at 10-12 exchanges at a time. Crazy and time consuming but very profitable. Using BTC for transfers worked for me on Southxchange only as the fee was only 0.0001 BTc whicih is crazy small and risking price changes with DGB or DOGE wasn't an issue.
It was already nearly three months back I used all cheap altcoins for trading between many exchanges to save on fees. I not only transferred my coins I also usually made profit doing so.
sr. member
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Merit: 274
Guys? Anyone mining with AMD RX570 or RX 580? Need the Xevan hashrate, or maybe you have info? Thanks!

A Rx 580 should be able to do 1.7 Mh/s - a Rx 570 probably 1.4 Mh/s
newbie
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Guys? Anyone mining with AMD RX570 or RX 580? Need the Xevan hashrate, or maybe you have info? Thanks!
jr. member
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Remember people need to think more long term and not short term.

Yes, this ^ exactly this. It's essential to look at any crypto this way, but even more so for "smaller" coins. Finding a project, or ideally several of them, that you like the looks of and has proven itself over time, invest in that and be patient. Just always do your due diligence and research + observe the developers activity, attitudes, competence, etc... if those things are all positive over a  reasonable period of time then it's worthy of serious consideration to invest in it. Solaris has met those parameters for me and has been the best investment I've ever made in crypto so far. Smiley

It is not the project that may be a problem in some case but people who invest in it as well. I saw a big pump in Solaris shortly after I started mining it. I thought it was going up even more, I sold some of my balance at 55$ then all dropped drastically down to 8 or less $ a few weeks ago? That was because the pump was artificially created and it seemed like everyone wanted a solaris masternode but it wasn't just solaris. TUN, MUN, GOA were in the same place. I remember TUN trading at about 72$, I sold at this much around the time of Solaris pump. TUN dropped down to 20-30c these days. How crazy is this? It was all because the masternode rewards were far too high and masternode owners dumped the coins and continue doing so. Mining it isn't really profitable, it was for a day or two back then only.
Same GOA and MUN however they didn't pump as much but dropped in value to the same area - 30-40c a coin.

I'm saying all this to make you realise how good this project seems. One of the most stable coins out there and I invested a lot of time and effort in it recently. So far it is only trading as mining wasn't profitable at all for long time now but I spend mined coins on buying and trading more solaris these days. The time will come soon I will get enough coins for either a masternode or stacking, not sure which one will be better.
I will set up a masternode only if I have enough coins to continue trading the way I am doing now.

I said bad things about this coin two months back pissed off with people dumping it. They still do it even though everyone can see the huge demand much bigger than supply but I see the potential and I am happy to invest in this project a lot more. I even spread the word about solaris everywhere else, ob exchanges and other forums.
newbie
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Merit: 0
II believe at the start of the year Solaris had around 550 masternodes online and now its at 681 masternodes

684

3 added in less than a day.
newbie
Activity: 7
Merit: 0
How often is the masternode 'Last Seen' status updated?

I assume every 60 seconds.

If so, then I have done something wrong. Port 60020 right?

Fixed.

Online for 21 hours now. No rewards.

My guess is because there are too many masternodes.
sr. member
Activity: 1246
Merit: 274
Remember people need to think more long term and not short term.

Yes, this ^ exactly this. It's essential to look at any crypto this way, but even more so for "smaller" coins. Finding a project, or ideally several of them, that you like the looks of and has proven itself over time, invest in that and be patient. Just always do your due diligence and research + observe the developers activity, attitudes, competence, etc... if those things are all positive over a  reasonable period of time then it's worthy of serious consideration to invest in it. Solaris has met those parameters for me and has been the best investment I've ever made in crypto so far. Smiley
full member
Activity: 378
Merit: 105
Hi ! Solaris is available on LycheeBit.
Happy mining Smiley

Mining Solaris with xevan algo :

  • Stratum  : lycheebit.com:3739
  • User     : YOUR_XLR_ADDRESS
  • Password : c=XLR

LycheeBit info :


Mining software :


Examples of command line :

  • Nvidia   : ccminer.exe -a xevan -o stratum+tcp://lycheebit.com:3739 -u SbzG7EdRAQbn5zqWiGFicm8u8C37UMxUTc -p c=XLR
  • AMD      : sgminer.exe --algorithm xevan -o stratum+tcp://lycheebit.com:3739 -u SbzG7EdRAQbn5zqWiGFicm8u8C37UMxUTc -p c=XLR

Peers list :

  • addnode=109.235.65.171:60020
  • addnode=89.47.165.23:60020
  • addnode=46.20.33.82:60020
  • addnode=104.238.146.144:60020
  • addnode=165.227.38.137:60020
  • addnode=85.88.29.169:60020
  • addnode=147.135.199.114:60020
  • addnode=128.199.32.184:60020
  • addnode=37.120.174.228:60020
  • addnode=188.166.159.177:60020
  • addnode=[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:3c4c:3fa2:d101:bf36]:60020
  • addnode=194.87.145.70:60020
  • addnode=45.32.203.38:60020
  • addnode=45.63.78.34:60020
  • addnode=45.77.159.135:60020
  • addnode=195.181.243.6:60020
member
Activity: 280
Merit: 10
 I had the same problem when my VPS was disabled by me provider. In this situation i had to enter my VPS through Putty and start the server by myself. Remarked that VSP stops and start again server doesn't start in my case.
hero member
Activity: 1862
Merit: 590
I know a lot of people see the price going down and freak out a bit however since the start of the year where we have been in a bearish market Solaris has had over 100 masternodes come online which tells us that there are people out there that believe in the Solaris project even though the market is bearish right now. I believe at the start of the year Solaris had around 550 masternodes online and now its at 681 masternodes, that is a bug jump and it tells us that there is a lot of support for the coin. Remember people need to think more long term and not short term.
newbie
Activity: 11
Merit: 0
Hi folks,
Got an issue with running the Rpi wallet from github, regardless if QTwallet or Daemon. when i try to execute it it tells me that my libc6 is required to be at least 2.17

Code:
sudo ./solaris-qt
./solaris-qt: /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.18' not found (required by ./solaris-qt)
./solaris-qt: /lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.15' not found (required by ./solaris-qt)

But when I try to update via repository it tells me that my libc is newest version?

Code:
sudo dpkg -l | grep libc6
ii      libc6:armhf      2.13-38+rpi2+deb7u12      armhf      Embedded GNU C Library: Shared libraries
ii      libc6-dev:armhf      2.13-38+rpi2+deb7u12      armhf      Embedded GNU C Library: Development Libraries and Header Files

sudo apt-get install libc6
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
libc6 is already the newest version.

Anyone? Thanks in advance.
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