This error indicates that the blockchain database files are corrupted.  You will need to delete them (~/Library/Application Support/Goldcoin (GLD)/blkindex.dat and blk*.dat) but DO NOT delete wallet.dat and the client can download the blockchain again once you started it up again.

On some coins, Cryptopia requires 200 confirmations.

Does that mean they are front running Bittrex trades?  Even the highs, lows and volume are the same.

I tried the -salvagewallet, but still there were no coins in this wallet.  Must have been a dud.

Thanks for the link to the wallet source and the addnodes.  Unfortunately the cryptsy wallet that I had was only about 48Kb in size and had no balance.

I was working on getting the wallet up and running from Cryptsy, but can't find the source code for the wallet.  Are there any miners or block explorers?

Greetings:

The GoldCoin Community has acquired through auction one of the wallet.dat files of the old chain 42 coin that was at Cryptsy.  How shall it be handled?
1.  Let me keep all of it and I will exchange it for 42-coins and be rich
2.  Reimburse the community for their losses (in this case, I would turn over the coins in some fashion).

I have come across 1194 Max.  Who can I donate it to?

EDIT:  I sold them for $1 of bitcoin.

I sent some to that address.  I don't have much in the way of ideas, though.

I found some POP that can be donated to support this coin.  Where should it go for donations on development or community growth?

I found some old coins from were sent to my wallet last year.  Where can I donate my 24 FRK to a good cause?

If they remove their DarkSend/PrivateSend, then yes.  Otherwise, they have a lot of pipe dreams, perhaps biting off more than they can chew.

Regarding Masternode Blinding, it does appear that it wasn't implimented.  I haven't heard about it in a long while.
https://www.reddit.com/r/dashpay/comments/4nbqi9/is_masternode_blinding_yet_incorporated_into_the/

Dash Evolution development has barely begun and it runs two tiers above the "protocol" -- the protocol in view here is the Bitcoin Wire Protocol, the P2P aspect that sends messages such as "getdata", "block" and others for communication between nodes to keep all the nodes synced up as far as the blockchain is concerned.  Evolution will run in its own decentralized layer, or so it is claimed. So privacy on the protocol level, even DarkSend/PrivateSend doesn't necessarily mean anything for Evolution.

It will be interesting to see what comes out of all this.  My main interest is their code and it is fun to figure out how it all works internally.

Transaction confirmation time - TARGET_SPACING or TargetSpacing, GetNextWorkRequired
Block maturity time - coinbase depth
Difficulty retarget time - TARGET_TIMESPAN or TargetTimespan, GetNextWorkRequired
Difficulty algo - GetNextWorkRequired
Min stake age
Max stake age
Minting maturity
Block reward pow and pos - GetBlockValue

Some of these names are based on the older source code, some the newer code.

For POS items, I am not sure.  The best way to learn is to look and read and do "Find Usage" to see what is up with this or that variable in the code.

What about the GoldCoin Wallet for android?

Also, the Android Wallet will be updated in the next two weeks.

The block explorers may in fact be correct.  The reason for the update to the client is to fix a bug that was resulted in a difficulty higher than it should have been.  The transaction that you were talking about took 3 hours to get the 10 confirms required on Cryptsy.  (6 was two hours, but should be 12 minutes).  The changes in the code don't affect the operation of the client until block 248,000.

 

After we get cheap prices for our favorite coins for a while, then a while longer, I tell you that my favorite coins will shoot to the moon after the next block reward halving!

His link was to another coin with "gold" in its name, but it seems like most coins have a downward direction in their charts.

Perhaps GoldCoin will pickup when the new client comes out.

Google goes a long way to finding the answers.  Faster than asking the question, sometimes.  Searches on these forums will result in the links to download the wallets for each coin.

I have sold all of my IFC.

It was great while it lasted and it showed us what happens with a coin with a very small block reward;  great research information for the cryptocoin community.