We are aware of the problem, and discuss possible actions.
All actions mean a change in Neoscrypt or a change of the mining process.
This needs to be discussed and decided carefully, so don’t expect a solution within a week or two.
Watever is decided the changes will be implemented in code version 0.19 or 0.20, as extended tests will be required before implementing on the main net.
If you want to connect to the thestnet there is at least one wallet online on p2pool.neoscrypt.de .
The you may receive warnings about ‘last block xxx week ago’ or ‘too old’
@wrapper said in Wow - Crypto exchanges and services mushroom:
I looked there wasn’t anything, now there are 6!
It is also great to see FTC as one of the established coins, whereas other coins are trying to get voted on, FTC is already
neat!
@acidd wasn’t too interested in selling back to fiat, meant it more figuratively! Thanks for the info though, I’ve heard good things thus far about localbitcoin and Bittylicious!
This was a generic problem with any coin, especially if you are mining FTC dust, Phoenixcoin was used as an example! I’ve moved it back to FTC discussion.
If you start an encrypted wallet, you have access to all functions, but if you actually try to send coins, you are requested the password.
This happens only once for the running wallet.
The encryption also is a security measure against someone getting access to your computer and the wallet.dat file.
By copying the wallet.dat the intruder gets your private keys and full access to your coins, if the wallet is not encrypted.
@wrapper True…I don’t know enough about all of this to have any real opinion as to whether it would be beneficial to the coin. I’m simply on a hunt for knowledge at this point.
check here:
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/feathercoin/trading_exchanges#panel
and here:
https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/volume/24-hour/all/
you need to click on ‘view more’ to find the FTC volumes
I think it is obvious
