Quote from: aiKel on February 01, 2019, 02:57:42 AM

Quote from: veco-coin on January 29, 2019, 07:24:56 PM

Hello Community

During the last week we were asked about copyrights.
At the beginning, we wanted to point out that Cryply has nothing to do with creating a YesPower source code, which can be found at https://www.openwall.com/yespower/.

In preparation for the hard-fork, we were focused on working with the YesPower1.0 (Cryply uses YesPower0.9), the yespower.c file that is referred to is a file that in simple words, calls a second subroutine with no additional computation.

The reason we have added Cryply's copyright to yespower.c, is the line of code that corresponds to timestamp of a given block:

Code:

uint32_t time = le32dec (& input [68]);

If you build a new cryptocurrency directly based on YesPower, there is no need to post Cryply's copyright and the above line of code may be omitted. In our case, after thoroughly studying, we take into account that we should add Cryply's copyright and also leave the copyrights of the YesPower authors as we did the first time, but also remembering that Cryply's copyright would not be needed when creating new cryptocurrency directly based on the YesPower1.0.

We would also like to add that Veco is a fork from Dash Coin with YesPower1.0 algorightm. Many people doubt the power of the masternodes but we believe they are at the early stage of development and might become a very powerful economic tool in our future. We are currently working to implement Veco Evolution wich will be done in two stages. Also we are preparing to use masternodes for our future products like DEX or DAPPs...

In addition we would also like to say that the majority of our (the community) pre-mined coins (500,000) are fully transparent for the project development, also the majority of developers coins will be locked for the next 2 years. To be fully announced very soon.

Premined developers coins announced on the Discord channel, jump right there to see all the updates

Cheers guys

Hi guys,

anyone know how to restore the wallet from a backup file? i lost my wallet data but backed up my wallet .dat file. I reinstalled the wallet but i see no way to restore it, unless i rename one of the backups to wallet.dat and see what happens??

thanks guys for any input on this..

-UPDATE - i renamed the new wallet.dat and brought in a backup file and renamed it wallet.dat and i got my coins back.. :-)