Topic: [XC][XCurrency] Decentralised Trustless Privacy Platform / Encrypted XChat / Pos - page 1520. (Read 1484238 times)

I'm not entirely against this but I would advise to make sure this doesn't turn into another ZBad/Zetacoin mess where only a very select few are allowed on the forum to see what is going on behind the curtain, we need to be as transparent as possible.

The vetted is not a good idea. Should be open to all.

forking issues still not fix and is not anon after all;
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=630547.2140

sale point is already failed and the bagholders still pumping like crazy!

Outstanding good sir!!!

@mastermined

ur coins have min stake age and max stake age. each coin will have staked at least once in the max stake coin age period(again, IF I have understood correctly, cause im knew as well), but must have surpassed minimum coin stake age, which means u MUST have kept them at ur wallet, without making transcations, for that min period of time. After those specific coins have staked, they reset, w8ing to suprass min coin age again, along with ur new, minted coins. I dont think you need to have ur wallet OPENED at all times, coins age just for sitting at ur drive(at least thats what I gathered from other PoS coins as well). You just have to encrypt, lock and unlock wallet between some days(I do every day), in order to let the mature coins stake(you will see the process in ur wallet as a notification)
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ok thanks, so all i have to do is leave the coins in the address and i get paid? do i have to leave the client open or just have the coins not leave the address? if i run a xnode i have to leave the client open all the time to mix right?
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i GUESS that when you are an xnode then your wallet (because the wallet is the xnode) has to be opened all day Long (maybe it's also possible to leave it encrypted and still being a xnode).
but when you just want to stake then you are right, just leave them in your wallet and don't move them. i'm pretty sure that even moving coins from one of your XC-wallets to your second XC-wallet (if you have one) would reset the "timer" that indicates how Long your coins are in your wallet.

but you have to sometimes open the wallet, otherwise, if you don't open it for 1 year, then there are 3 possibilities:
1) you get all the staked coins you deserve
2) you get nearly all the coins you deserve and that "nearly" means you have lost the compound interest (yeah thats googletranslate, but english isn't my native, sorry...)
3) you only get the staked coins for the first 30 days.

can someone plz tell me which one of the three above is right?
i would advise you to open your wallet (and unlock it for staking to work) once a week, that frequency should be enough
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can anybody tell me (and the one who originally asked) which of the above 3 opportunities is the right one? thank you

Teka, I hope that all hard workers will be added  

Good work!

Again I will wait for an official response from the dev

I don't think you understand the ramifications of stating that x11coin is a coingen

  totally f.... up but afford is the one that counts  

Works for me Teka. Thanks for your work on this!

All new members will be manually vetted

I have an idea for a name, brace yourselves....



XCent



Roll it around ye ole grog wash; a suitable name indeed.

hehehe...this will be interesting in 10 days or so..... I don't know about you but I'm happy like pig in the mud ...  

DRK still trying to resolve their forking issues - https://darkcointalk.org/threads/help-test-rc2-forking-issues.1009/

Can we explain to the Darkcoin sith that they are not in the thread of the Lightcoin jedi , i feel more and more in a Starwars scene lol.

And, you know how the story end the good guy win at the end lol.

Forum is nearly done...

What do you think he's going to say? It's pretty obvious he paid loljosh to set the coin up to get him started. I would imagine he wanted the quickest route to getting started (though he has 2 decades of programming experience, he is likely new to crypto coding).

I think the fact that atcsecure is way further along than DRK was at this point shows this guy can code and has a solution which is fruitful. Hell it's not impossible XC tech could overtake DRK within a month as DRK is still trying to sort out the masternode forking issue.

Anon proof on testnet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uTgnZAFuNU&feature=youtu.be

Testnet block explorer: http://coincraft.info:2750/chain/XCTestnet

Go look all you want

Thank you. But you are not the dev. I will wait for an honest answer from him.

Great community here.  

Looks like you have a working testnet block explorer now.
What were the transaction ID's for the said "anonymous" youtube video? I'd like to affirm that the transaction really is anonymous with the actual block explorer.