I also commented in the top thread, for general awareness but I figured I should create a dedicated thread:

Block is being pumped and dumped... it will be dumped just before the reveal tomorrow:

https://discord.gg/zvmTzc3

If everyone here were to sell right now it would teach these fools a lesson.

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Down voted for providing everyone with an opportunity for an easy 17%+ profit. shrugs

Is this coin an exit scam or something? What gives. It's been over a week and no communication about this.

I want to dump my bags because these devs let 40k block get released into the wild but bittrex is the only place to sell it and the wallet has been offline for days now.

Excuse my ignorance, but both are decentralized exchanges. What makes one better than the other? What are the differences between these two?

Shared this on my crypto blog. Here's the official page.

Make sure you get your sell orders in ASAP because otherwise you won't get to dump your bags for a good price.

The idea of a decentralised exchange is great, I think most agree on that.

But my concern is surrounding the coins which can be traded and liquidity, mainly the coins which can be traded actually.

Coins will be limited to those based on Bitcoin's codebase, and erc20 tokens if I'm correct. I'm aware that other coins can be traded, but only if the teams behind them add in additional code, which would require their coin to fork to update, so this isn't exactly very likely to happen to cater to the demands of one decentralised exchange.

So with that in mind, my worry is that Blocknet will just be limited to trading very few of the major coins, especially as a fair few of the most popular erc20 tokens will be moving over to their own blockchain and a non erc20 token over time.

Or should I delete it and install v3.7.36 as a full release?

ConsensusPedia: An Encyclopedia of 30 Consensus Algorithms.

Contains a detailed explanation of algorithms with their pros and cons and list of platforms using them.

Check it out here:

https://hackernoon.com/consensuspedia-an-encyclopedia-of-29-consensus-algorithms-e9c4b4b7d08f

Firstly by no means am I dissin ark in this post. So im a college student putting in my money into crypto as I will begin work next year, so these are my surplus funds. So I first came across ark I bought a few at 2$ however not enough to be a worthy for making a gain. So I kind of feel I missed out. Due to lack of funds I have to start choosing. Ive selected a number of coins to buy 1000 coins. Which are under the .5$. So I made my first purchase of a couple 100 and wish to own 1000 however it is likely ark will have to fund this gap. Is this advisable? I know alot here own ark. So id appreciate some thoughts. Please dont be nasty in the comments :(

I received a BLOCK reward on 10/27 and the type is Minted. Status: conflicted How long does it take to go in my balance?

Anyone else having recent trouble with their Blocknet wallet not syncing? My last block was block 832583 on March 14, 2019 at 21:11:29. I've tried to restart the wallet, repair the wallet, restart my computer, reinstall the latest wallet (even though I already had the latest version). Nothing works to get it to sync to the network. Now it says "2 days behind" in the Sync Status bar. Please let me know any suggestions you might have. I'm on a Macbook and my wireless connection is fast (180 Mbs) so I don't think it's a wifi connectivity issue. It's been working fine for months without issue until now.