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I had some XBC coin in older wallet for a long time, can i convert it to new chain!
Posted here for anyone who earlier commented on XBC Tor system being the same crap some shitcoins are offering.
The hybrid Tor piece of work is far more involved and again has some very strict back end node requirements.Amount of seed nodes being visible on the network as shown in the diagram.This also helps to secure the network and keep it stable.
The hybrid Tor piece of work is far more involved and again has some very strict back end node requirements.Amount of seed nodes being visible on the network as shown in the diagram.This also helps to secure the network and keep it stable.
Update
There are several consensus forks along the way to 0.14 from where XBC is, BIP65, BIP66, BIP68, BIP112 and BIP113 before we finally get to Segwit. We need to get past these other changes first and it is best not to hard fork them. We can do a few at a time, BIP65 and BIP66 together and BIP68, BIP112 and BIP113 together. Then the network will be ready for Segwit but not before those changes are in place.A lot of work is taking place right now but there is a lot more to be done and there may be a need to update clients a few times during the process
There are several consensus forks along the way to 0.14 from where XBC is, BIP65, BIP66, BIP68, BIP112 and BIP113 before we finally get to Segwit. We need to get past these other changes first and it is best not to hard fork them. We can do a few at a time, BIP65 and BIP66 together and BIP68, BIP112 and BIP113 together. Then the network will be ready for Segwit but not before those changes are in place.A lot of work is taking place right now but there is a lot more to be done and there may be a need to update clients a few times during the process
Thu, 13 Jul 2017
Network hashrate. (hash/s)
0.01862970
Difficulty
POS: 0.00027886
Coin Supply (XBC)
98362.47233695
BTC Price
0.03708012
366794 blocks
33 connections
Wed, 12 Jul 2017 12:22:27 GMT
Network hashrate. (hash/s)
0.01842908
Difficulty
POS: 0.00024414
Coin Supply (XBC)
98330.36329891
BTC Price
0.03321132
366173 blocks
31 connections
Some bagholder dumping their coins?
Everything is getting hammered on poloniex not just XBC but it has definitely dumped considerably since its last high.
Time to top up a bit I think
- could do with keeping this room a little warmer! Network hashrate. (hash/s)
0.01842908
Difficulty
POS: 0.00026892
Coin Supply (XBC)
98316.64713677
BTC Price
0.03080007
365738 blocks
31 connections
Some bagholder dumping their coins?
Everything is getting hammered on poloniex not just XBC but it has definitely dumped considerably since its last high.
One question, and apologies if this has been asked before, if you have to reboot your computer does that mean it's another 12 hours until your balance will stake again?
Depends on the maturity of those coins,network/staking weight and if they have already found blocks.They can go back to spendable at some stage anyway and wait again before going back to staking.Its a normal process but you should average 20% each year on all coins left continuously off the spending balance.
I have 1.75 xbc that wont stake 
They will stake after 110 confirmations unless you have reserved them all for spending.
I haven't reserved any coins and after 24 hours they're still not staking, do i have to leave my computer on?
I thought as long as they're in the wallet that was all that was needed
You have a small amount of coins that are competing with larger balances of mature coins that have considerable network/staking weight than you but they should be staking once they have 110 confirms.Go into your transaction history and double click on the transactions to see how many confirmations you have.Any other issues contact mammix2 https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/mammix2-227772
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POS eligibility is earned when your coins have sufficient "Coin Age". Coin age refers to the amount of time the coins have been inactive. Meaning they have not been transferred across the network or moved from the wallet. 12 hours of coin age is required for your coins to be eligible to earn POS rewards. You do not need to have your client open or do anything to gain coin age. Just dont move them. You can have some coins that are eligible and others that are not in your wallet.The POS block will be for a % of those staked coins. The POS ROi as it is know varys depending on the hashrate and the POS difficulty.Coins reverved for spending are the only ones that wont earn rewards.
I have 1.75 xbc that wont stake
They will stake after 110 confirmations unless you have reserved them all for spending.
I haven't reserved any coins and after 24 hours they're still not staking, do i have to leave my computer on?
I thought as long as they're in the wallet that was all that was needed
One question, and apologies if this has been asked before, if you have to reboot your computer does that mean it's another 12 hours until your balance will stake again?
Some bagholder dumping their coins?
Maybe a good time to get in?
Some bagholder dumping their coins?
Maybe a good time to get in?
Some bagholder dumping their coins?
Mon, 10 Jul 2017 05:07:20 GMT
Network hashrate. (hash/s)
0.01842908
Difficulty
POW: 0.01442156
POS: 0.00024414
Coin Supply (XBC)
98257.11837493
BTC Price
0.04176400
364688 blocks
36 connections
I have 1.75 xbc that wont stake
They will stake after 110 confirmations unless you have reserved them all for spending.
My Bitcoin Plus wallet moves coins from staking to spendable and back again on its own. I want all my coins to be staking, all the time. How do I do this?
Thanks in advance!
Additionally, black text on a dark green background makes no sense.
Hey, a minute after posting this 12.43000 coins were back in staking. Again, without me doing anything.
Coins actually work when they are spendable.The reserve setting keeps a portion always spendable so they dont go into staking and you always have that amount staking.After 110 confirms they will try to find a block and once they earn from the block they can sit in staking waiting for other addresses for a length of time depending on network/staking weight of other competing addressess before releasing your staked coins to be able to work & find new blocks.Right now those under the label Spendable are the ones working. While there, you can also spend them.
Once they find a block, they go to "Staking".Every time interest was awarded for a block found, the portion of Spendable coins that found that block went to Staking, and can't be used for neither spending nor finding a block.If you hover your cusor on the bottom right of the wallet, it should give you details like weight of network, your network weight, and should say staking.
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Additionally, black text on a dark green background makes no sense.
Thats obviously an address you have labelled that you receive coins from poloniex address that staked/mined that amount.
I have 1.75 xbc that wont stake
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My Bitcoin Plus wallet moves coins from staking to spendable and back again on its own. I want all my coins to be staking, all the time. How do I do this?
Thanks in advance!
Additionally, black text on a dark green background makes no sense.
Hey, a minute after posting this 12.43000 coins were back in staking. Again, without me doing anything.
My Bitcoin Plus wallet moves coins from staking to spendable and back again on its own. I want all my coins to be staking, all the time. How do I do this?
Thanks in advance!
Additionally, black text on a dark green background makes no sense.
Hey, a minute after posting this 12.43000 coins were back in staking. Again, without me doing anything.
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