Topic: ★ ZEIT ★ [COMMUNITY & KNIGHTS] [ULTRA LOW INFLATION] [MICRO-PAYMENTS] - page 412. (Read 1009280 times)

I don't understand where do You get wallet with heartbleed fix??? Homepage download link is old wallet and in instructions page (link below windows download) there is a wallet version 1.0.2 with OpenSSL 1.0.1e 11 Feb 2013 !!! I see that other wallets that have implemented this SSL vulnerability has version OpenSSL 1.0.1g 7 Apr 2014

Done !

CoinControl feature and OpenSSL Hertbleed fix.


https://mega.co.nz/#!FBElgY7A!nNO2lMA3fjOdSG7inuIzCqObm5yjmZUPkZgHB7CnKCo


My Zeit Address : MhHF5so9BXMACzcZMQnE9uAL5qUahKFNkY


PS : you can delete the old DLL files. Don't need it anymore




FaSan

hey guys. sorry if this has been asked before, thread is a bit long with so many pages.
how does the minting in the wallet work? do i transfer coins there and forget about them or is there config that needs to be done?

just thought i would update people and say i received 5 stakes for all 5 of my transactions on 4/4/14! all is good! i also received 4 orphans that made me a little nervous but it turns out everything is working AOK!

Yea, but even with 25% annual interest (slightly higher if compounded every 20 days), the gain can appear insignificant with the purchasing power of these coins swinging wildly in both directions. The crypto world is looking more and more like the pink sheets for penny stocks at wall street, complete with pump and dump. Even the stocks good, solid companies that are listed on such exchanges are subject to wild swings that have nothing to do with the company itself but everything to do with hedge funds and pump/dumpers manipulating prices. Such is the way  crytocoins work.

Perhaps the IRS wasn't so far off deciding to treat crypto currencies like stocks (from a tax perspective), except that these "stocks" can be exchanged for goods and services and aren't subject to dilution at the whim of the "corporation" (the Developers) without community (stockholder/stake holder) consent.

Grats man. It's fun to watch the coins pile up over time without the hassle of mining hardware to produce them. Don't worry about the orphans, any coins that did not stake will keep trying until they do and when they do you'll receive additional compensation based on coinage. It's all good.

thanks for the help guys im proud to say zeitcoin is my first proof of stake coin so im learning all this for the first time. it appears i had 5 incoming transactions on 4/4/14. today i had 4 stakes accepted and 3 orphan. so i guess i only missed one real stake.

It doesn't strike me as racist or insensitive to say that Africa is not civilized. It's the truth! It's African brutish behavior that is 50% responsible for all the slavery that happened in the first place (the rest of the responsibility falling on the buyers, of course)!

Anyways, MINTCOIN seems to be sane as well. We're not the only ones out there!!

So I propose an ALLIANCE foundation with all other POS developers to improve POS, and make it the algorithm to replace BITCOIN POW, POS, and all mining in general.

you telling me! I come back to this thread and I feel so tranquil and relaxed! its scary out there man! I wanna just stay here with you guys I think haha but on a serious note, people like him give ammunition to ppl against crypto! openly boasting about extortion! this is not africa we are civilised-ish haha (see I can say that cause im African) 

WOW!

This place is the garden of Eden in comparison.

I feel like a need a shower after reading that crap, just in case any of it rubbed off

Yes, and all of this is 100x easier to manage with coin control. Also not sure you should worry about block size.

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Max withdrawal block from mintpal is 49999999.80 so this will likely be a common stake amount.

It's the little blocks that I prefer to recombine into larger chunks. Larger blocks of coins mint sooner and orphan a whole lot less often. Again, this micro management is virtually impossible without coin control.

Current Opinion on Optimal Block Size

It is recommended that users find the optimal block size composition for their wallet and goals. Although the state of the HoboNickels network is always evolving and user computer equipment varies, the current state of the HoboNickels network comfortably accommodates the following block conditions:

    Up to 500 blocks, no real need to combine anything, maybe check for really small blocks (dust transactions, below 1 HBN) and combine those.
    Between 500 and 1000 block, start analyzing your blocks and combine the youngest blocks into fewer blocks.
    Over 1000 blocks, you might actually see your computer or the wallets performance affected by the PoS process, there is a lot of block trying to stake. Definitely try to combine into fewer blocks.

While these are just guideline to get you started, try to find what works best for you in your situation. You might now understand why the nominal size of the block is less important than the quantity of blocks in your wallet when it comes to resource consumption. When network stake weight is relatively high, it might be useful to carry larger blocks of coin rather than smaller blocks.
Benefits of larger blocks:

    Larger reward on PoS generation
    Lowers the CPU use to run stake (multiple small blocks are more difficult to process)
    Faster generation of stake (wastes less power running computers)

Benefits of smaller blocks:

    Enhances network security (more hash rate devoted to PoS)
    Easier for the network to process
    Slows the rate new coins are generated

crypto has hit a new low, I suggest everyone takes a look at the BC and WC fued that is unraveling and the disgusting excuses for human beings that exist amongst us! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=469640.24520

I dunno guys haha i dunno

should i mint a seperate POS for each transaction received? anyone know?

250k suggests that the 'block' that generated it might be too big to handle.

My 10 million blocks get split to just over 5 million for minting, giving 69,000 per mint-month.

By that you must have a single-purchase block of around 18 million that isn't being auto-split.

Once the coin-control wallets are released you should consider re-structuring your blocks so that no block is much over 5 million.

Still, you SHOULD re-mint within a few hours - but with a chunk that size I can understand why you are worried.