They certainly should all be if the wallet is forked, so my suggestion is *just in case*. If the orphaned blocks don't stop happening it's very likely a bad idea to keep your block data; it's best to just resync from scratch from my experience. I haven't had any desync issues so far, but these happen with any high input-output stake coin from time to time. Deleting the blockchain data and resyncing from scratch is one of the ways I know to make sure it's all sync'd and proper, repairwallet and such don't always do the job needed

Hi

We will be editing the website a bit in about a week and will include this information
Best
Greg

I understand someone told you FUNK will be effin' huge and now you're shitting bricks. Well here's an advice for you: if you're waiting for something to show up, maybe you should start with rolling up your sleeves.
Soon we'll move to a separate thread, the one focused on new token. Where are you gonna be then? Here, saying @soundposition didn't fulfill his promises? Cause he has. Or on the new thread asking when lambos?

You don't need to answer that since i'm really been nice and trying to help you help yourself.

Are you a terrorist or something? Cause you sound like one. Why don't you tell us who you are, what's your background in crypto and why should anyone pay attention to what you think!?
That way someone might take you seriously.
Please tell us, what sort of help can you offer?
Thanks

Funk has been delisted because both of the markets it currently trades on are broken.

Sorry dude, but making threats doesn't make friends. I too think the issues need addressed, but I've held out for years now, and the coin is MUCH more valuable than it was.

Cryptopia and Novaexchange will both have their issues resolved soon, and after that it will again be on CMC. I wish I had inside information on that, but both have announced that they are fixing their problems (cryptopia) or remaining open (novaexchange).

Impatience and patience both are virtues. Knowing which one to choose is wisdom.

See here's the thing. Getting locked into deadlines is a mistake that we've already learned from. Once you start making promises, you create greater expectations, and more disappointment results. We will fix the problems with FUNK by launching the new token on the ETH blockchain. We will do it on our time schedule, when it is convenient for us, because we are the ones doing it and that is the way we have chosen to do it. We aren't going to make artificial promises that we will accomplish this by that date.

We have lives and some of us are busy. We accomplish tasks at the rate in which we are able to comfortably and reliably. Now that there are issues arising from the problems at Cryptopia, it has accelerated the pace at which we are working to launch this project successfully.

The team has grown today as several people joined and are providing assistance to the project. It's very exciting for us on our slack as we nail down the final pieces and prepare for delivery.

I am not comfortable swapping all my coins, but 50% yes.
Lets start core upgrade to see which road leads to success. No hard feelings, it is a side project for all of us. And is worth nothing.

I would say, Mike go ahead and fork the chain, you have my support.

I just want to weigh in on this with a slight opinion. Ok, I don't have slight opinions

I'm not terribly impressed with the idea of a token. Sure, they're easier to make than an actual coin, and sure, they are backed by the Ethereum blockchain, but think about those two things for a moment.

second things first, the Ethereum blockchain faced and failed to overcome the scaling obstacles that Bitcoin is dealing with RIGHT NOW, the day it launched. They don't have a real plan to deal with it, either.

And tokens ARE easy to make. How are you gonna differentiate FUNK from the others? Cloning a satoshi coin requires quite a bit more knowledge than making a token. That being said, EVERYTHING ELSE about Etherium is much more difficult than BTC/Satoshi based coins. From cold storage to multisig, Eth is a fucking mess. It's ugly, inelegant, and prone to failure.

OTOH, you could with relative ease fork Funk as it stands, either modifying or eliminating KGW, and/or switching to a less ugly algorithm. Scrypt is going to continue to cause the recent problems, because any dink with a couple grand can buy an L3+ and hang the chain. Sure, it does eventually catch again, but it can be (and twice in the last four days HAS) been more than a day between blocks.


I see two easy ways to solve these, and one is a soft fork. The other is hard.

The first is to steal some code from BTC testnet, and make it so that if a certain defined time has passed, the difficulty drops. In BTC Testnet 3, it drops to one. I think that is probably too much of a drop, but it is the right idea, but perhaps make it incremental.

e.g. it drops to 10 diff if an hour has passed, 5 at 2 hours, 2.5 at 3 hours, and then to one if it still hasn't broken a block. This would correct the excess of KGW throwing the brakes on it, but it's a bandaid. If the coin gets popular, it becomes an avenue of attack.

So, instead, leave KGW, but change to a CPU or at least GPU hard algo, like Prime or X15 or the like. I favor CPU hard, because that makes it so EVERY person holding FUNK will have incentive to contribute to the network.

Well, there's my 2 satoshi's worth I'll back the team either way.

Let me first say that your English is horrible, so I suggest brushing up on your English. Your name is LoveandPeace and you are anything except Love or Peace. I resent your insults, and suggest you live up to your name. Go be peaceful, quiet, and tranquil. Learn to love and have respect.

I have the blessing from the original developer of FUNK Simon de la Rouviere to continue this project, with the original support from the FUNK community (which you are not actually a part of). You are trying to usurp the project, which I will not allow you or anyone else to do.

I started contributing to this project back in 2014, and contributed a large collection of original music to the project. LoveandPeace is simply an 'investor' and not even a musician who is simply unhappy with the 15X increase in value of their FUNK holdings. It's called GREED.

Please do not support this troll, and if he convinces Mike from HashUnlimited to fork please don't run their wallet. HashUnlimited is a developer for Einsteinium coin. Einsteinium coin was taken over by the same person we fired at GameCredits for running GameCredits into the ground last year before we hired Sergey as our CEO. I strongly suspect LoveandPeace is that person.

Well, many people interested in FUNK. I wonder why it has been such a deadcoin so far.

LoveandPeace2018

I have provided an update. The decisions you make are your own. If you sold one of your investments, that's your business. I don't think you will have the patience for this project, and I suggest you involve yourself with some other project.

I'm not sure what group you consider yourself to be a part of. You talk of 'us' and 'we' and really there is only you. You don't speak for other people on this forum. You are basically a troll and not a helpful community member. I am kindly requesting that you stop posting here.

Thank you.

Yes, of course. The website is almost finished. It looks fantastic. Our very passionate web developer is doing a great job on it. I had hoped to launch the site before the end of 2017. The holidays slowed everything down a little bit, but now things are picking up pace again.

We have setup the domain name, twitter account, discord, reddit, FB etc.. We have recruited an excellent internet marketing analyst, and also a community manager. We have a developer consultant who helps guide our technical development. We also have a developer for the token. All of them are also working for GameCredits, so for them this is a side project they are interested in being involved in.

We have begun weekly team meetings, scheduled this time with a terrific developer next Saturday, and he's stoked to work on the token.

Finally... Cryptopia appears to be taking the necessary actions to restore the markets. There's nothing we can do about that at the moment as we are all simply waiting for the servers to upgrade.

There are lots of exciting developments to look forward to in 2018!!

P.S. Mike the new token is going to be gained by exchanging FUNK. 500 FUNK will equal 1 new token. There will be a supply reduction this way. We definitely care about the old chain, because people will have to exchange FUNK to obtain the new token.

I suggest reading the white paper on the website once launched. It will explain in much more detail.

Hi Mike. After discussing everything with our devs, we have decided not to do any hard forking. The only option for a long term project is to create an ETH token, most likely using the ERC223 token standard. Right now we are working on a killer web design, and our devs are now looking directly at the project.

TSP

Hi

Thanks for your very kind offer.
We aren't working on display at the moment,

http://gcn.zone/about-us--logo.html

Maybe you would send a link to some sample work we can look at next year.

Best
Greg

I have some exciting news for the community. We now have gathered a team of 8 talented professionals together in Slack, and the web developer has already begun working on the website. Soon we will have a roadmap, and more details..

Very exciting times are ahead as we pioneer blockchain in music.