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The coin does indeed have a background service that is started at boot. The source code is available on the web if you'd like to look it over.
I see, but you don't know if the wallet has a process driver loaded full time every boot up. You should see a program listed in the Task Manager background services running list that you don't recognize.
Even when you shut down the front end - UI that you use, doesn't necessarily mean a app isn't running in the background monitoring in the background.
I have looked at articles about 3rd party wallets that also mine without permission. Yes, that sounds paranoid but only the people selling these programs will say you're paranoid. I didn't save stuff because this was way back when plus started and I didn't have any interest about it.
Yes, browser coin mining exists and so does covert 3rd party apps that people aren't aware they downloaded with something else. Bad people are everywhere.
I think initially you have to keep it on until the blockchain is caught up. When you shut it down it no longer monitors the chain for transfers. Every time you start it up it appears to re-sync again. I had it on for 4 days until my coins showed up. I started it on day 6 again, it did a re-sync and then I shut it off again.
Here's a question to the ihub geeks/admin only.
When I install the ihub wallet app to my computer, does it have to stay running in the background, or does it have to start and run anytime you go online in the background. Can I basically turn it off at some point and leave it off til I do something with plus1?
It's really not. Just download the app from the link. Install it. Open it and create a receive address. Copy the address. Go back to iHub's wallet page and enter your address and amount to withdraw then click withdraw. The issue is you see instant confirmation of the withdrawal at iHub but nothing for a few days at your wallet on your PC. Not sure, but I think you have to keep the app open on your PC until the block chain is updated which could take a few hours depending on how many connections there are.
-OR- you could just send them to me. lemme know if you want my address...
My God. That sounds complicated. But maybe I'll try it.
The faucet will cover the transaction cost!
You have enough to include delivery?
The wallet doesn't cost anything. I think there was a 0.01 cost to iHub to withdraw the coins.
The one that the techies here posted a link to the site - plusonecoin.org (I think that's the url). Download the file for your computer type, install it and then create a receive address. Windows will complain when you start it up as it has to open your firewall to communicate. Then go back to iHub and click on the button to withdraw and enter the address (easiest to copy/paste as it's all mixed up lower/upper case and a wrong address means it potentially can go to someone else...). It'll take a while, maybe 2 hours to sync to the blockchain (it has to download the links and then verify/sync). It took about 4 1/2 days for my coins to show up and now there available to send wherever they are accepted.
You should perhaps figure out what crypto means and what it is, and how much a "private" wallet costs before asking.
How much does your private wallet cost?
What platform do you use for your private wallet?
Final confirmation. My iHub PlusOnes are in my private wallet.
Yippee, now to find a cheap pizza place that delivers...
Plus1Coin up 8.3%, on 14 coin volume.
Faucet continues to work.
My transfer to my private wallet from iHub appears to have started. It now says pending but I don't see the wallet ID on the blockchain anywhere...
New to this crypto stuff...
I am buy 500 doller but today my coin sell just 50 doller sir
Sir plus1 coin no pump this year sir
That is hard to say and to know. Do you have a year or two?
Please sir tell me next price pump how much time sir
Sir I am buy big price but today price very dump next bullish price how much time sir
Any update plus1 coin how much time rise up price
Hey, just got 1 whole coin from the community-faucet!
(the faucet that 'shut down' two days ago).
Everything I wrote, I wrote out in a matter of minutes and without the use of Google, tabs, or whatever you used.
Also, I was able to transfer plus1 coins out of iHub.
It is ok if you don't understand crypto.
I do. You had to admit you were very wrong about what a bitcoin is and can be broken in half from a 50 cent piece to a quarter.
No, I know bitcoin and plus1 are different.
What isn't clearly known is how different the math and software is to mine different coins.
ihub claims plus1 is quite similar to bitcoin in mining. So ask ihub.
I was looking at different coins and mining and interloped bitcoin with modern forks and scams. Too many tabs open. So sue me.
Some of us admit our mistakes.
You really don't know, just like TraderAI stated.
Access the blockchain record and you'll see the 50 coins a minute that were mined.
You also seem to think there is no difference between bitcoin and Plus1Coin, but of course there are wild differences.
Link for the previous post.
https://www.coinwarz.com/mining/bitcoin/calculator
I stand corrected on this comment, as I was looking at different newer coins and exchanges. satoshi did indeed create a halving of the mining hash. What is true is no one knows why.
But there has been newer convolutions of the technology as it evolved. The new 'coins' and exchanges are one of them.
He has no clue. Everything is fabrication and nonsense.
Has never been correct on anything plus1 or bitcoin.
BTW- there was no 'halving' of blocks and block rewards/subsidies when satoshi released his code ver.0.1 back in 2009. 21 million would have been reached long ago with the advent of mining farms.
What is happening now is a modern creation within the last 15 years by purveyors and special interests for self enrichment. And gets further away from being a viable product.
Here is some reality, unlike 50 coins a minute. Plus1 uses the same software for mining.
How long does it take to mine 1 Bitcoin?
As of Wednesday, November 01, 2023, it would take 3,548.7 days to mine 1 Bitcoin at the current Bitcoin difficulty level along with the mining hashrate and block reward; a Bitcoin mining hashrate of 140.00 TH/s consuming 3,010.00 watts of power at $0.05 per kWh, and a block reward of 6.25 BTC.
It is important to point out that the number of days calculated does not account for difficulty increases and decrease as well as block reward increases and decrease (halvening).
Got it. Thanks for the clarification.
If you go to blockchain.plusonecoin.org/network, you can see who is connected.
Most people don't know how to fire up a "Plusonecoin" server and connect it to the node list.
By doing this, they ended up owning the coin and network, collecting all the transaction fees, and everything else.
Other places take a percentage (.5-3%) of every transaction and coin mined. This is partly why they had their own network, to avoid this, and collect the transaction fee.
I didn't check, but they could have jacked up the block reward fee to 75% but by having control of the network, they would also collect that fee.
It's terrible
Right. Someone has them, but whomever hijacked the coin (and it was without doubt hijacked), sold them off to bidders and killed the price.
When you succeed in a 51% attack, you can then lower the difficulty it takes to mine the coin. Instead of using $100K mining rigs which you need for bitcoin, you can literally use a Commodore 64.
Those on the bid ended up with nearly 2M coins.
12.5M mined to date. IHub probably has 5-7M coins. SouthXChange probably has a couple mil. So in a sense, there aren't or weren't than many in liquidity until the last few weeks.
Plusonecoin implicitly has control of their own network. When you load up enough mining rigs and over take the hash rate, you have then succeeded in a 51% attack, or hijacking of a coin. You then "own" and control the coin.
This is very rare and near impossible in most cases. However, whatever "entity" is responsible for "Plusonecoin" neglected their own creation and let it happen.
Last I checked it had been 3 days since a single coin was mined. During the attack, 50-100 were mined per minute, which is in the blockchain transaction log.
And how does 10 distinct servers translate to algo bots malware on a 'hidden' sub-network of millions of dormant computers?
But doesn't consider they would have likely or may have themselves run up the coin price.
And that majority of mined coin have been retained, not sold, which itself is interesting, and may signal longer term intent.
I suppose I don't understand how you know or conclude the Coin was "hijacked", as you say. That hijacking is acquiring 51% or greater of the mining machines on the network and through its majority gains influence upon the Plus1Coin network (yes?) to gain control of altering the mining equation/solution difficulty. Price movement too as result of this hijacking?
How do you expect it's not Plus1Coin itself too?
Maybe it was more. Several days I saw $2-4K transacted.
The coin was 2-5 cents for what, 5-6 months? Someone took notice and instated a 51% attack where they "essentially" own the coin.
When it had no value left, they also left.
Unlikely. Looking at blockchain, the network was hijacked, difficulty lowered, and 10 servers showed up and left after mining 50-100 coins a minute.
The plusonecoin people pre mined 5 million coins plus 30% of all transaction went back to them.
I'm sure they have a nice cache of coins.
It's an idea, yet the effort to dollar value seems wildly low at $5-$10K.
Why do you say $5K to $10K?
Seems their mining upping the hash rate in both network stability and increased transactions would drive the Coin price up. So if they first drove the price up, who did the buying/acquisition of newly minted coin upon their selling? Possibly themselves, on the way up and in particular on the way down.
Overall, the quantity of Plus1Coin has increased substantially which creates likelihood of, if not actual, liquidity. A market.
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It may have been Plus1Coin itself.
Down to .002 cents
Was nearing .06 cents.
So sad. Advfn/Ihub/Plusonecoin never acknowledged their coin was hijacked and could have resolved it.
Seconds to days. Seems the withdrawals are first throttled/released by ADVFN before hitting the blockchain.
Yeah, faucet, I just earned my 0.01 coin. Faucet still up and running.
Well, the faucet is till working as of a minute ago...
Incidentally, how long should it take to get the deposit into the private wallet from iHub?
I'm not the only one who saw it happen.
This is beyond most people's area of expertise. You need to be a rocket scientist, which I am.
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