Quote from: MalReynolds on April 14, 2016, 08:11:16 PM

Quote from: batmanbad on April 14, 2016, 06:54:30 PM

Quote from: MalReynolds on April 14, 2016, 06:23:35 PM

Quote from: bitbitch on April 14, 2016, 04:59:33 PM

so a delegate will need the support of at least three hundred voters to become a member of the magic 101 circle?

There's other considerations. Not all testnet users are equal, some are now whales. Several have hit the faucets repeatedly and accumulated a lot. Plus, the 101 have forged a lot and most now have 10,000 - 20,000 each. So you can become a testnet delegate if you get 15-20 out of the testnet 101 to sponsor you.

Max, Oliver and Joel have pulled out of instantly putting people in the 101 with their testnet millions and the testnet is now adjusting to "new rules and realities" that came into effect only a few days ago. It is not "voting chaos", but almost.

Wasn't the faucet limit one per address?
How did they accumulate a lot of lisk?
Can you tell us some nicknames?

If you want to dig in and figure this out, be my guest. Here's how to do it.

Go to the delegate monitor and find the guy with the most votes (Rank of 1):

https://explorer.lisk.io/delegateMonitor

Looks like it's

1 Phoenix1969 1748025357855339697L 7164.87425828 LISK  95.83% 1.08%

where the 1.08% is 1% of 100M test Lisk so he's got 1.08M Lisk voting for him.

Now put the 1748025357855339697L address in here to see where those 1.08M votes came from:

http://liskers.club/

So here's everybody that contributed OVER 10K Lisk in votes to Phoenix1969 (there's a lot more UNDER 10K):

12198322211260154688L gregorst 11231.60715557
299599773283342541L L15Kf0RGE 11578.90020102
5327467788242764682L redsn0w 11615.17731661
2031553039045876399L CroDam2 11759.00029736
1479038695434861905L CannaBananaDelegate 11889.65026743
13400203520865344634L densmirnov 11901.58533791
2451864401095311425L vtoroi111 11924.18835687
4865951838781870898L Gr33nDrag0n 12306.85454974
6347187894686901138L Cryptostorms 12376.08757229
15934786530209109801L FabricioSS 12419.72574135
11964973353981161085L KS134 15128.75440359
14520757377911221701L joel 16300.89761793
11827477847453495423L Tharude_US_DDoS 17624.01120024
8532285419999413560L magnetic 17901.22425678
9368169126596625547L metal494 18770.41352077
14251405028911621564L ragnarok 20245.09872557
13596878578544940343L themaster 20785.41328721
10362564978609814948L SamurayDelegate 21456.22946477
6053073394501302382L genexese 35348.8741951
1748025357855339697L Phoenix1969 39263.03427254
1326549482697327657L Test01 41099
17957303129556813956L Nickname_Test_123 58496.61010176

Those names are Lisk account/delegate/node names. You can trace some of them back to specific Lisk.chat and bitcointalk users by using my handy-dandy delegate spreadsheet I am continuing to slowly compile and keep current:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bs7njoJwBTO31H2GJoWopNKKpAtggixsbZZiSIxQkRk/edit?usp=sheets_home

Note that the delegate monitor also has a tool / different tab to check individual accounts and also the top 100 accounts whether they are delegates or not. You can check transaction on individual accounts, too.

https://explorer.lisk.io/topAccounts

You want to go chase down who did what at the faucets? There are the tools, have fun.

Again, the current delegate monitor, top accounts, lisker.club and spreadsheet above are all TESTNET. I hope that all of them will be changed over to MAINNET in a couple of weeks.

i have seen Phoenix1969 has 39271.07783689 lisk , he is one of those faucet spammers ?