There's a market at https://freixlite.com/market/BITB/LTC you can try.

I followed the instructions on updating that I found here: https://gist.github.com/HanniAbu/0c6788ff393cbf30d5c4272a5a0a818b

It seems to be working and I have five peers connected so far.  My old wallet balance is there too.

The peers are:
54.158.97.146:41412
45.27.73.200:41412
46.59.40.91:41412
23.111.137.198:41412
207.201.218.178:41412

Just a guess but it might not work on a 32 bit system.  I'm running on Ubuntu 16.04 64 bit system without issues with HoboNickels version v2.0.1.0-g-V2.0.  I hope that helps.

Just an idea, but a suggestion was made to reward biking/exercise in Greencoin with a proof-of-post in Steemit to show the activity.  Perhaps similar to how the Actifit token is awarded.  https://steemit.com/actifit/@kewpiedoll/re-lightsplasher-actifit-lightsplasher-20190318t143315271z

One issue is how to create buy support on GRE if large amounts of rewards are dispersed.  One ideas is to reward activities based on the amount of GRE that an account already holds, that way if people are all sell and no hold they won't get as big of a payment for their activities.  I would suggest a maximum amount per GRE address, per Steemit post, per day, taken out of the public block reward that is currently not being used.  (and burning the rest of the reward pool per day if the coins are not dispersed) Any other ideas?

I think it would be worth trying to get added at https://openledger.io/  or maybe https://www.stellarx.com/ they don't have any trading fees.  I haven't tried stellerx but it seems interesting.

I'm not involved with development but my guess is that the database sharding issue is bubbling up to near top priority because of the amount of data the blockchain is producing.  As I recall it was pegged for the next release.  Ethereum developers just announced some progress in this area.  A lot of this stuff hinges on development that is not apparent so much but critical to the function of the project, hopefully we will see some good changes soon though.

I think the timing is right to revitalize.  This coin has always had an important goal behind it.  I'm not sure exactly what I can do that is of help but I seem to be getting a nice following in Steemit and could post some blogs about the coin or maybe create some newer videos.

I usually run with UPnP on and get 12 or more connections.  I noticed some crashing lately and had difficulty getting the wallet running until I turned UPnP off and ran with just three connections.  Things seem to be working now.  Perhaps there was a node that had some issue, I don't know.

Any staking wallet that has been staking on the same address for a long time will gradually start using more memory and CPU.  Your orphan rate will start rising too as the computer can't keep up with things.  The fix is pretty simple, I may post an article on Steemit about this.

As for the exchanges, NOVA was not accepting deposits last I checked but hopefully they will be back soon.  I hope eventually this coin will be on some decentralized exchange at some point, I think that would be good for PoS coins in general based on experiences I've seen with some exchanges (Cryptsy, etc.)

I have had really poor experiences on Yobit, but heard others have liked it.  Deposits lost, withdrawals getting stuck and wallets permanently stuck in maintenance mode.  To their credit sometimes these things have eventually been fixed but it can take a really long time. There doesn't seem to be any support either.  I would suggest CoinExchange as a possibility, it has always worked well for me.  I have no idea what it takes to get a coin listed there though.

I would contact Bittrex and read them the riot act, tell them "You are hereby ordered to release everyone's funds or her majesties troops will storm whatever basement or travel trailer your servers are currently located in".  LOL.

Looks like you have UPnP turned on, you might try turning it off long enough to get a connection.  Possibly you could try a different set of nodes in the config file.  Maybe even power cycling your router.  I've seen a bunch of different issues come up with different coins - just a few things I've tried.

I've experienced a few different issues trying to connect with other coins.  Sometimes I've seen issues with port mapping with UPnP.  You could try turning it on if it is off or off it is on.  I've run across other issues where I needed to turn off the router and reboot the computer.  Once I even had an issue with a config file where I removed all the old 'addnode' commands from it and put in a fresh list of nodes and things started to work.  Hopefully you can get things working.

Sorry you are still having issues.  You can find a list of current nodes from the block explorer here: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/gre/#!network

You could try adding some of them to your config file to see if that will help.

It certainly helps to have more coins.  It is a combination of the number of coins and their weight that gives your chance of getting a reward.  Once you get a reward the coin weight for the block of coins that produced the reward resets to zero for eight days and then starts growing again until it gets to be 30 days old where it reaches its maximum.

Simple explanation: Yobit has not updated the wallet for months so GRE can't be taken on or off.  The price on Coinmarketcap is based in part on this price.

Complex explanation: This appears to be part of Yobit's business model from what I have seen.  Many coins are in the same boat - last I checked.  Purchasing coins there often results in people dumping them at a low rate after they find out that they can't move them off the exchange.  (I've personally done this but have long ago stopped trading on this exchange) Pumping a coin is really easy if you know there is a limited amount of them on the exchange and no new coins are coming in.  If you are one of the few with GRE on Yobit it might be fairly lucrative if you play your cards right.  The ethics of this is highly questionable imho, lol.

Very nice!  Thanks for your work.

Keeping things the same gets my vote too.  If too few coins are created I think we might have issues as well because of the nature of proof of stake coins to be hoarded.  I think this year will be good - waiting and watching sounds like a plan.

Money sometimes has a strange way of turning 'good' content into 'mediocre' content in my opinion.  The previous algorithms tended to encourage 'pilling on' and voting for popular content in an effort to maximize the curation rewards.  My hope is that this will gradually straighten out as people learn more about the changes from the latest fork.  I've noticed that there has been a lot of progress and changes with efforts being made to improve the system to try to balance things out.  In some ways the technical side of the issue can only go so far and it going to take a bit of community effort to focus on upvoting content from the less visible authors.

I tried to trade HBN on Nova but the wallet was never able to make a deposit.  I don't know if they had technical issues getting it to work or what.  There were some buy orders placed but no way to sell HBN.

GenStake is another PoS/PoW coin that runs much less CPU and memory than HBN.  2GiveCoin runs with very little resources but is much differently structured kind of PoS/PoW coin.  Hyperstake and Truckcoin are also lower in memory and CPU use but do not use PoW. (Truckcoin runs higher on CPU use) The GreenCoin daemon runs with very little CPU and memory use but is also PoS only.