Topic: [XCR] Crypti | Dapps | Sidechains | Dapp Store | OPEN SOURCE | 100% own code | DPoS - page 153. (Read 804678 times)
February 23, 2015, 10:50:36 AM
It's 65% actually
February 23, 2015, 10:21:28 AM
Which percentage of this coin is trapped in Bter? I suppose more than 50%, it is completely unacceptable.
I have there more than 25k XCR.
I have there more than 25k XCR.
February 23, 2015, 10:06:57 AM
Polo has frozen XCR for some unknown reason............ again!
We will be working on it
We will be working on it
I think it's due 0.1.9c update
Yeah, I figured that out right after I posted.........
February 23, 2015, 10:05:39 AM
Polo has frozen XCR for some unknown reason............ again!
We will be working on it
We will be working on it
I think it's due 0.1.9c update
February 23, 2015, 10:02:02 AM
Polo has frozen XCR
We will be working on it
Must be the upgrade to 0.9.1c
We will be working on it
Must be the upgrade to 0.9.1c
February 23, 2015, 07:10:49 AM
I don't feel using a faucet is in our best interest. I honestly don't see many benefits. The fact that they can be so easily exploited is another problem.
Have we ever thought about running a twitter campaign? I remember a member from pandacoin messaging me and telling me that i would receive X amount of pandacoin for a promo.
I feel like faucets attract members with a low amount of capital, if even that. Who really waits for a faucet...
If we send crypti to people that have expressed interest in similar coins that might get a buzz going for this coin.
"@PND_Tip tip 500 @xxxx Have some Pandacoins
http://pandacoinpnd.org/PND_Tip/"
Oh, it wasn't a promo. It was a tip bot.
If we did something like this with "learn more about crypti @ www.blah.com"
Maybe there is more behind the use of faucets than i know... Any thoughts?
Have we ever thought about running a twitter campaign? I remember a member from pandacoin messaging me and telling me that i would receive X amount of pandacoin for a promo.
I feel like faucets attract members with a low amount of capital, if even that. Who really waits for a faucet...
If we send crypti to people that have expressed interest in similar coins that might get a buzz going for this coin.
"@PND_Tip tip 500 @xxxx Have some Pandacoins
http://pandacoinpnd.org/PND_Tip/" Oh, it wasn't a promo. It was a tip bot.
If we did something like this with "learn more about crypti @ www.blah.com"
Maybe there is more behind the use of faucets than i know... Any thoughts?
Hello Coinbitz, thank you very much for your suggestion.
I already have some ideas for promotion. Some have something to do with Twitter like you already mentioned, others with Facebook, Bitcointalk and Cryptitalk.
Currently we are in a transitioning process. We went from a not working client to a working and stable client (v0.1.9) with an unwanted consensus mechanism (random selection of forgers). The next step is, to create a consensus mechanism we feel comfortable with (DPOS) and we are doing great steps forward with this. I think we can make more information public in the next two weeks.
After this we finally have a base system we can be proud of. Then we can start the marketing process.
If you want to help out with marketing campaigns or our wikipedia just let me know. I'm currently gathering interested people to create a task force for these kind of things.
I think of this ad: Tired of mining? Noise? Expensive? Try XCRING! Set up your delegate and get the fees!
Hmm a good slogan would be: Bitcoin is Shitty, go buy some Crypti
Are you cryptyfied? If not, go to crypti.me
February 23, 2015, 06:58:50 AM
I don't feel using a faucet is in our best interest. I honestly don't see many benefits. The fact that they can be so easily exploited is another problem.
Have we ever thought about running a twitter campaign? I remember a member from pandacoin messaging me and telling me that i would receive X amount of pandacoin for a promo.
I feel like faucets attract members with a low amount of capital, if even that. Who really waits for a faucet...
If we send crypti to people that have expressed interest in similar coins that might get a buzz going for this coin.
"@PND_Tip tip 500 @xxxx Have some Pandacoins http://pandacoinpnd.org/PND_Tip/"
Oh, it wasn't a promo. It was a tip bot.
If we did something like this with "learn more about crypti @ www.blah.com"
Maybe there is more behind the use of faucets than i know... Any thoughts?
Have we ever thought about running a twitter campaign? I remember a member from pandacoin messaging me and telling me that i would receive X amount of pandacoin for a promo.
I feel like faucets attract members with a low amount of capital, if even that. Who really waits for a faucet...
If we send crypti to people that have expressed interest in similar coins that might get a buzz going for this coin.
"@PND_Tip tip 500 @xxxx Have some Pandacoins
http://pandacoinpnd.org/PND_Tip/" Oh, it wasn't a promo. It was a tip bot.
If we did something like this with "learn more about crypti @ www.blah.com"
Maybe there is more behind the use of faucets than i know... Any thoughts?
Hello Coinbitz, thank you very much for your suggestion.
I already have some ideas for promotion. Some have something to do with Twitter like you already mentioned, others with Facebook, Bitcointalk and Cryptitalk.
Currently we are in a transitioning process. We went from a not working client to a working and stable client (v0.1.9) with an unwanted consensus mechanism (random selection of forgers). The next step is, to create a consensus mechanism we feel comfortable with (DPOS) and we are doing great steps forward with this. I think we can make more information public in the next two weeks.
After this we finally have a base system we can be proud of. Then we can start the marketing process.
If you want to help out with marketing campaigns or our wikipedia just let me know. I'm currently gathering interested people to create a task force for these kind of things.
I think of this ad: Tired of mining? Noise? Expensive? Try XCRING! Set up your delegate and get the fees!
Hmm a good slogan would be: Bitcoin is Shitty, go buy some Crypti
February 23, 2015, 06:45:13 AM
I don't feel using a faucet is in our best interest. I honestly don't see many benefits. The fact that they can be so easily exploited is another problem.
Have we ever thought about running a twitter campaign? I remember a member from pandacoin messaging me and telling me that i would receive X amount of pandacoin for a promo.
I feel like faucets attract members with a low amount of capital, if even that. Who really waits for a faucet...
If we send crypti to people that have expressed interest in similar coins that might get a buzz going for this coin.
"@PND_Tip tip 500 @xxxx Have some Pandacoins http://pandacoinpnd.org/PND_Tip/"
Oh, it wasn't a promo. It was a tip bot.
If we did something like this with "learn more about crypti @ www.blah.com"
Maybe there is more behind the use of faucets than i know... Any thoughts?
Have we ever thought about running a twitter campaign? I remember a member from pandacoin messaging me and telling me that i would receive X amount of pandacoin for a promo.
I feel like faucets attract members with a low amount of capital, if even that. Who really waits for a faucet...
If we send crypti to people that have expressed interest in similar coins that might get a buzz going for this coin.
"@PND_Tip tip 500 @xxxx Have some Pandacoins
http://pandacoinpnd.org/PND_Tip/" Oh, it wasn't a promo. It was a tip bot.
If we did something like this with "learn more about crypti @ www.blah.com"
Maybe there is more behind the use of faucets than i know... Any thoughts?
Hello Coinbitz, thank you very much for your suggestion.
I already have some ideas for promotion. Some have something to do with Twitter like you already mentioned, others with Facebook, Bitcointalk and Cryptitalk.
Currently we are in a transitioning process. We went from a not working client to a working and stable client (v0.1.9) with an unwanted consensus mechanism (random selection of forgers). The next step is, to create a consensus mechanism we feel comfortable with (DPOS) and we are doing great steps forward with this. I think we can make more information public in the next two weeks.
After this we finally have a base system we can be proud of. Then we can start the marketing process.
If you want to help out with marketing campaigns or our wikipedia just let me know. I'm currently gathering interested people to create a task force for these kind of things.
I think of this ad: Tired of mining? Noise? Expensive? Try XCRING! Set up your delegate and get the fees!
February 23, 2015, 03:56:28 AM
Important update
Please, update all nodes to 0.1.9c:
http://storage.googleapis.com/downloads.crypti.me/crypti-node/0.1.x/0.1.9c.zip
Was fixed bug in sync.
Windows/MacOS build soon.
Please, update all nodes to 0.1.9c:
http://storage.googleapis.com/downloads.crypti.me/crypti-node/0.1.x/0.1.9c.zip
Was fixed bug in sync.
Windows/MacOS build soon.
Important update
I just zipped and uploaded the Mac OSX version!
http://downloads.crypti.me/crypti-node/0.1.x/macos-0.1.9c.zip
OP and Crypti.me is also updated.
And the Windows version is up.
http://downloads.crypti.me/crypti-node/0.1.x/crypti-windows-0.1.9c.exe
Website will be updated asap.
Thankyou. Updated my wallet and its working well.
February 23, 2015, 03:14:37 AM
I don't feel using a faucet is in our best interest. I honestly don't see many benefits. The fact that they can be so easily exploited is another problem.
Have we ever thought about running a twitter campaign? I remember a member from pandacoin messaging me and telling me that i would receive X amount of pandacoin for a promo.
I feel like faucets attract members with a low amount of capital, if even that. Who really waits for a faucet...
If we send crypti to people that have expressed interest in similar coins that might get a buzz going for this coin.
"@PND_Tip tip 500 @xxxx Have some Pandacoins http://pandacoinpnd.org/PND_Tip/"
Oh, it wasn't a promo. It was a tip bot.
If we did something like this with "learn more about crypti @ www.blah.com"
Maybe there is more behind the use of faucets than i know... Any thoughts?
Have we ever thought about running a twitter campaign? I remember a member from pandacoin messaging me and telling me that i would receive X amount of pandacoin for a promo.
I feel like faucets attract members with a low amount of capital, if even that. Who really waits for a faucet...
If we send crypti to people that have expressed interest in similar coins that might get a buzz going for this coin.
"@PND_Tip tip 500 @xxxx Have some Pandacoins
http://pandacoinpnd.org/PND_Tip/" Oh, it wasn't a promo. It was a tip bot.
If we did something like this with "learn more about crypti @ www.blah.com"
Maybe there is more behind the use of faucets than i know... Any thoughts?
Hello Coinbitz, thank you very much for your suggestion.
I already have some ideas for promotion. Some have something to do with Twitter like you already mentioned, others with Facebook, Bitcointalk and Cryptitalk.
Currently we are in a transitioning process. We went from a not working client to a working and stable client (v0.1.9) with an unwanted consensus mechanism (random selection of forgers). The next step is, to create a consensus mechanism we feel comfortable with (DPOS) and we are doing great steps forward with this. I think we can make more information public in the next two weeks.
After this we finally have a base system we can be proud of. Then we can start the marketing process.
If you want to help out with marketing campaigns or our wikipedia just let me know. I'm currently gathering interested people to create a task force for these kind of things.
February 22, 2015, 10:14:28 PM
I don't feel using a faucet is in our best interest. I honestly don't see many benefits. The fact that they can be so easily exploited is another problem.
Have we ever thought about running a twitter campaign? I remember a member from pandacoin messaging me and telling me that i would receive X amount of pandacoin for a promo.
I feel like faucets attract members with a low amount of capital, if even that. Who really waits for a faucet...
If we send crypti to people that have expressed interest in similar coins that might get a buzz going for this coin.
"@PND_Tip tip 500 @xxxx Have some Pandacoins http://pandacoinpnd.org/PND_Tip/"
Oh, it wasn't a promo. It was a tip bot.
If we did something like this with "learn more about crypti @ www.blah.com"
Maybe there is more behind the use of faucets than i know... Any thoughts?
Have we ever thought about running a twitter campaign? I remember a member from pandacoin messaging me and telling me that i would receive X amount of pandacoin for a promo.
I feel like faucets attract members with a low amount of capital, if even that. Who really waits for a faucet...
If we send crypti to people that have expressed interest in similar coins that might get a buzz going for this coin.
"@PND_Tip tip 500 @xxxx Have some Pandacoins
http://pandacoinpnd.org/PND_Tip/" Oh, it wasn't a promo. It was a tip bot.
If we did something like this with "learn more about crypti @ www.blah.com"
Maybe there is more behind the use of faucets than i know... Any thoughts?
We were just trying to keep interest up until we can introduce DPOS, CBC, and all the other bells and whistles. Unfortunately, someone went and shit in the punchbowl.
Faucets follow a simple business model. There is a Product, and a Customer. The Product is YOU, the web site visitor; the Customer is the Advertiser. You get paid a portion of the revenue that the web site earns when you view the adverts.
BTW, this is the same business model used for television...... the viewer is the product which is being sold to the advertiser. Bet you thought that you were the customer and that the program was the product?
Quiz for fun.......... name the Customer and the Product in the following:
1) Government Lottery
2) Public elementary and high schools
I understand how they work, I just don't find them very effective for anything.
"Shit in the punchbowl" Ha! I like you
Keep something in mind... Our faucet didn't have any ads! I kind of liked it that way because there is a certain elegance to a simple website.
What we did was basically give coins away. I am merely saying that we could have given coins away in a more effective manner
February 22, 2015, 09:24:40 PM
I don't feel using a faucet is in our best interest. I honestly don't see many benefits. The fact that they can be so easily exploited is another problem.
Have we ever thought about running a twitter campaign? I remember a member from pandacoin messaging me and telling me that i would receive X amount of pandacoin for a promo.
I feel like faucets attract members with a low amount of capital, if even that. Who really waits for a faucet...
If we send crypti to people that have expressed interest in similar coins that might get a buzz going for this coin.
"@PND_Tip tip 500 @xxxx Have some Pandacoins http://pandacoinpnd.org/PND_Tip/"
Oh, it wasn't a promo. It was a tip bot.
If we did something like this with "learn more about crypti @ www.blah.com"
Maybe there is more behind the use of faucets than i know... Any thoughts?
Have we ever thought about running a twitter campaign? I remember a member from pandacoin messaging me and telling me that i would receive X amount of pandacoin for a promo.
I feel like faucets attract members with a low amount of capital, if even that. Who really waits for a faucet...
If we send crypti to people that have expressed interest in similar coins that might get a buzz going for this coin.
"@PND_Tip tip 500 @xxxx Have some Pandacoins
http://pandacoinpnd.org/PND_Tip/" Oh, it wasn't a promo. It was a tip bot.
If we did something like this with "learn more about crypti @ www.blah.com"
Maybe there is more behind the use of faucets than i know... Any thoughts?
We were just trying to keep interest up until we can introduce DPOS, CBC, and all the other bells and whistles. Unfortunately, someone went and shit in the punchbowl.
Faucets follow a simple business model. There is a Product, and a Customer. The Product is YOU, the web site visitor; the Customer is the Advertiser. You get paid a portion of the revenue that the web site earns when you view the adverts.
BTW, this is the same business model used for television...... the viewer is the product which is being sold to the advertiser. Bet you thought that you were the customer and that the program was the product?
Quiz for fun.......... name the Customer and the Product in the following:
1) Government Lottery
2) Public elementary and high schools
February 22, 2015, 08:43:05 PM
I don't feel using a faucet is in our best interest. I honestly don't see many benefits. The fact that they can be so easily exploited is another problem.
Have we ever thought about running a twitter campaign? I remember a member from pandacoin messaging me and telling me that i would receive X amount of pandacoin for a promo.
I feel like faucets attract members with a low amount of capital, if even that. Who really waits for a faucet...
If we send crypti to people that have expressed interest in similar coins that might get a buzz going for this coin.
"@PND_Tip tip 500 @xxxx Have some Pandacoins http://pandacoinpnd.org/PND_Tip/"
Oh, it wasn't a promo. It was a tip bot.
If we did something like this with "learn more about crypti @ www.blah.com"
Maybe there is more behind the use of faucets than i know... Any thoughts?
Have we ever thought about running a twitter campaign? I remember a member from pandacoin messaging me and telling me that i would receive X amount of pandacoin for a promo.
I feel like faucets attract members with a low amount of capital, if even that. Who really waits for a faucet...
If we send crypti to people that have expressed interest in similar coins that might get a buzz going for this coin.
"@PND_Tip tip 500 @xxxx Have some Pandacoins
http://pandacoinpnd.org/PND_Tip/" Oh, it wasn't a promo. It was a tip bot.
If we did something like this with "learn more about crypti @ www.blah.com"
Maybe there is more behind the use of faucets than i know... Any thoughts?
February 22, 2015, 04:18:48 PM
Important update
Please, update all nodes to 0.1.9c:
http://storage.googleapis.com/downloads.crypti.me/crypti-node/0.1.x/0.1.9c.zip
Was fixed bug in sync.
Windows/MacOS build soon.
Please, update all nodes to 0.1.9c:
http://storage.googleapis.com/downloads.crypti.me/crypti-node/0.1.x/0.1.9c.zip
Was fixed bug in sync.
Windows/MacOS build soon.
Important update
I just zipped and uploaded the Mac OSX version!
http://downloads.crypti.me/crypti-node/0.1.x/macos-0.1.9c.zip
OP and Crypti.me is also updated.
And the Windows version is up.
http://downloads.crypti.me/crypti-node/0.1.x/crypti-windows-0.1.9c.exe
Website will be updated asap.
February 22, 2015, 02:11:40 PM
Important update
Please, update all nodes to 0.1.9c:
http://storage.googleapis.com/downloads.crypti.me/crypti-node/0.1.x/0.1.9c.zip
Was fixed bug in sync.
Windows/MacOS build soon.
Please, update all nodes to 0.1.9c:
http://storage.googleapis.com/downloads.crypti.me/crypti-node/0.1.x/0.1.9c.zip
Was fixed bug in sync.
Windows/MacOS build soon.
Important update
I just zipped and uploaded the Mac OSX version!
http://downloads.crypti.me/crypti-node/0.1.x/macos-0.1.9c.zip
OP and Crypti.me is also updated.
February 22, 2015, 10:25:20 AM
Important update
Please, update all nodes to 0.1.9c:
http://storage.googleapis.com/downloads.crypti.me/crypti-node/0.1.x/0.1.9c.zip
Was fixed bug in sync.
Windows/MacOS build soon.
Please, update all nodes to 0.1.9c:
http://storage.googleapis.com/downloads.crypti.me/crypti-node/0.1.x/0.1.9c.zip
Was fixed bug in sync.
Windows/MacOS build soon.
Important update
I just zipped and uploaded the Mac OSX version!
http://downloads.crypti.me/crypti-node/0.1.x/macos-0.1.9c.zip
OP and Crypti.me is also updated.
February 22, 2015, 08:44:21 AM
The faucet is empty. Did someone rob it? 73500 got transferred out.
http://live.crypti.me/tx/6453276561451241852
http://live.crypti.me/tx/6453276561451241852
http://live.crypti.me/address/3348493079764529743C
Faucet address -34.12973969 XCR
About 2 hrs ago some one was "click slamming" the faucet. There were 2,3, & 4 hits on the faucet for every block. Thats a rate of 100-200 a minute, or about 12000 an hour.
So Boris took the 73500 XCR that was left out.
We will be discussing the faucet problem and will post our solution.
On Polo, you can see 41 SELLS of 100 XCR last night at 700 sats........ that was the hacker. He sent the XCR from each wallet to Polo and dumped it. Total 4100 XCR........ 2.8 million SATS...... $4 USD.
SO nice of him to point out the flaw in the faucet code!! You meet such nice people on the web!! How Precious ! ! ! !
February 21, 2015, 07:07:30 PM
Important update
Please, update all nodes to 0.1.9c:
http://storage.googleapis.com/downloads.crypti.me/crypti-node/0.1.x/0.1.9c.zip
Was fixed bug in sync.
Windows/MacOS build soon.
Please, update all nodes to 0.1.9c:
http://storage.googleapis.com/downloads.crypti.me/crypti-node/0.1.x/0.1.9c.zip
Was fixed bug in sync.
Windows/MacOS build soon.
February 21, 2015, 06:49:10 PM
Basically in our weekly meeting we noted that it looked like someone was running a script or something against the faucet. So Boris is going to review the data and see what he thinks and if we need to take additional precautions. As William said, we will update you guys when we come to a decision.
February 21, 2015, 06:36:03 PM
The faucet is empty. Did someone rob it? 73500 got transferred out.
http://live.crypti.me/tx/6453276561451241852
http://live.crypti.me/tx/6453276561451241852
http://live.crypti.me/address/3348493079764529743C
Faucet address -34.12973969 XCR
About 2 hrs ago some one was "click slamming" the faucet. There were 2,3, & 4 hits on the faucet for every block. Thats a rate of 100-200 a minute, or about 12000 an hour.
So Boris took the 73500 XCR that was left out.
We will be discussing the faucet problem and will post our solution.
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