Topic: [UNO] Unobtanium Info & Discussion - Hardfork block 1042000 - Merge Mine w/BTC! - page 462. (Read 1047042 times)

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I think you may be lost, this isn't the NEM, Ethereum or Nectar thread

Yet another pump-and-dump altcoin?

Copy and paste all of this code into a new Unobtanium.conf file (there should not be one there already if you've followed my instructions to step 6 earlier):


I've put a hash at the start of each line for nodes that didn't respond, so the software will ignore these. This is known as 'commenting' in coder-speak. I hate to spoon feed you, but you can copy and paste the above set of code directly into your conf file, set your rpcallow command to match your IP range, and you should be fine. I've set server=0 with the assumption that you're not mining locally. (Again, copy-pasting the above is the right next step assuming you've followed my previous instructions and have tested your wallet with no conf file and left it for an hour or so).

"LAN range" is analogous to "IP address range". It is the range of Internet Protocol addresses on which your home network runs. To determine your "LAN range", open the CMD window again and enter: ipconfig

In the results, you're looking for your Local Area Connection that will have the prefix of the type of network adapter you're using. "Ethernet adapter" means wired cable to your switch/router, while "WLAN adapter" or "$brand name $adapter type adapter" will show for wireless connections (for example, "Intel PRO 6 WLAN adapter Local Area Connection"). In my case (and yours if your computer has a network cable from your router for internet connection), the one I was looking for was Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection.

Here's an edited version of part of my ipconfig results (I've changed my subnet details to protect my privacy):


If I was setting up a conf file (I don't use one with my UNO wallet, I'm not mining, just running the wallet and it connects fine), I'd use this:

rpcallow=192.168.1.*

I'm using automatic network settings (aka. 'Dynamic IP address') in my Windows network adapter settings. The * means my IP address can change to something else (192.168.1.<2-254> and the rpcallow command will still work. Conversely, if I had a static IP address (that is, it was manually set in my Windows settings), I might use this:

rpcallow=192.168.1.5 (or whatever my IP address was if it wasn't 5).

If this is all strange and confusing to you, it's likely you're using automatic network adapter settings, meaning your modem/router is providing your computer's IP address. Thus, you want to use ipconfig to find your IP address (IPv4 in particular) and then set your rpcallow command to use the first three of four blocks in the address (ie. 192.168.1.*). Your Default Gateway needs to be on the same 'subnet' (IP range) as your computer in order for the two to communicate. Look at my results again: my router's Default Gateway (aka. my private router address as opposed to my public IP address that I present to the internet - find yours at www.whatismyip.com) is 192.168.1.1. Thus, my local PC address needs to be 192.168.1.<2 to 254> (with some caveats). Set your rpcallow accordingly.


TL;DR: lol just kidding, it took me a while to put these posts together for you. I know you read them. Here's a recap instead:
You should make a new conf file as there shouldn't be one already. Copy and paste the data I put in the first code window from this post and then check your rpcallow matches your local IP address range. Default Windows is 192.168.0.* but many routers these days use 192.168.1.* and sometimes 192.168.10.*. Find yours with ipconfig. Save the conf file and test your wallet. Report back with results. Good luck!

Despite UNO will never be adopted by the huge masses it can succeed by being a community coin.
Once one member needs to buy a real estate, a car etc he can find a buyer(s) from other community members for the coins and do the transaction and once (s)he has done the transaction, (s)he starts again collecting UNOs.
This is like the bank of the community, "social banking".
It is vital to have the growth pattern in UNO price - even a small bull trend which encourages hoarding.

So I have try to pinging coinpayments.net and I see no problem with it.
Do I just copy and past all the code to the Unobtanium.conf or I need to choose certain addnode from the code?
"rpcallow=192.168.0.* (or whatever your LAN range is)"And I am not quite sure what Lan range is.

Good advice.  Dollar cost average.

This thread is getting rather bloated!

Z
(Business School Graduate - Project Management)
aka Dave  

Which reminds me... I'm graduating at the end of this month.  Graduate Degree in Project Management.  No, I don't have my PMI certificate.  Still, anyone want to hire a newly minted Project Manager?  Project Risk Management.  Earned Value Management.  Planning a project start to finish.  Etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KsxHlJuVBU

Now definetely is a good time to buy but not all-in neither.
Just do the budgeting well and divide the monthly UNO allowance how many bitcoins one can afford to spend on supporting the coin on daily basis and stick to it. The disciplineship is the key here. There is not really that many coins even available and nobody can't dump more coins than there exists.

Well... the present market cap of UNO is less than half a million.  It went over a million last week (1.2)... but point being; even small amounts have ripple effects.  "Animal Spirits" and all that... One person selling off a large amount triggers other people to sell off... or vice versa.  Adds up...  I "try" to do the opposite... but, best laid plans.  

But, I see what you're saying about the possible BTER factor.  Perhaps someone more insightful will chime in.  Seems a BTER Cheater would be easy to track if they have a verified account on Crypsty? 

Z

800 UNO these days are not that big money, it is only 1600 usd.
In liquid markets it shouldn't affect too much on price.
For instance, if a bullion dealer sells gold and needs USD to cover the sale, there need to be liquidity for the dealer enough to get the dollars out since bullion business is all about managing fiat/gold ratio.

You do not get even 2 oz of gold with 800 UNO these days. It is better they dump it now while it is cheap instead of dumping 800 UNO when the price is really high.

Not sure.  I first saw him over on Crypto Coin Talk... I wasn't over there for all of those discussions.  Just early on I saw him over there ... and, he mentioned, "the book".  I asked what the book was and he sent me a link to what he called, "Wolong's book".  I think I saw a few posts from him on here... and then read a couple days later that he had dumped 800 UNO.  The file name for Wolong's book is "god", i.e. "Game of Deception".  That's all I know.  

https://cryptofrenzy.files.wordpress.com/2014/02/god.pdf

(I did a Google search to find that again)

Him / he ... agree with cragv... you know, could be a she?

Z

Who is Gekko?

Yeah... I caught bits of that... I think I saw one that said, 18 hours till UNO takes off (or something).  I should have paid better attention to the name of the poster.  

Like anyone, I want to make a profit off of my UNO, but my time horizon is longer term than weeks or months.  I have come to UNO little by little to the point that my investment is more than just a quick profit, but rather, seeing this coin succeed long term.  I think that many in this community share the same sentiment.  And, that's what I love about this coin and community.  

Z

Zelig:

good theorist gotta say it like it is:

each currency has several communities -- certainly 'good' (altruistic) and 'bad' (v. selfish). In a 'big' coin -- not rare like us -- the possibility of organising within the community is slim. That is why I am here -- great small-cap crypto.

Once it's clear (in a small-cap coin) that concerted long-term effort can undoubtedly result in control by the good faction, then all they need to do is stick to their guns: buy more than they sell; invest in and participate in 'accelerator projects' (like Un-Ex); and reward those who do likewise.

I don't know about that.  But, I was thinking the same thing about the selling pressure.  I was wondering earlier if this could possibly be fall out from Gekko?  I mean, it doesn't have to be all Gekko.  One person dumps and many follow suit.  Funny, Gekko sent me (all of us - on Crypto Coin Talk) a link to Wolong's "book" - right before his dump.  He said that he had just been reviewing it.  ... A year into this and I'm still no match for a dump of 800... ha ha (laughing at myself, here).  Gekko's dump of 800, I've been able to absorb about 70.

Z

Did the Bter hackers also get UNO from bter?
I mean, the selling pressure looks so big that there is something fishy or is it normal?

I'm with you.  I scooped up a few just now... but, I'm afraid that's it for a bit... same feeling of frustration.

Z

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