ah... I already was wondering why the 290871 block height never updated in the last days (I'm still syncing the daemon here on a slow VM)

What is the status of this coin?

* all the links to the pools (first post in this thread) seem to be dead
* links to the official pools on the official site are dead
* the edollar repository on github is read-only/ archived (so no longer maintained?)

My questions:
* is there an official remote node for syncing wallets?
* is there any working pool for mining (I used to use hashvault.pro, but they dropped edollar at some point)

Sounds good. Does that mean I can continue to use the old/existing client as it? Don't have to do anything special? (except sync all the missed blocks... I had it shut down for some months now )

So all my 30K edollar are lost forever now? WTF?

What does the official client (cli daemon) does with "adxprts.com"? This doesn't sound very private, rather fishy and suspicious.


I block the adxprtz "Service" at the DNS level, that's why it triggers the errors, else a user probably wouldn't see this notice and get any form of notification about adxprts tracking. I tried the official binaries for Mac OS X (not an own build). What I find very suspicious that there's no hint about adxprtz in the official Stellite GitHub repository, so this is something that must have been slapped onto the builds w/o official commit to the repository.

Obviously my trust in this coin and the provided binaries is now quite non-existent after this discovery. 

If you use the commandline wallet then you can restore a local wallet file from the seed.

First launch the daemon and let it complete the sync/ download of the blockchain (might take a 1/2 day). Once that is done you can launch the wallet with the right option:


You'll be asked to provide a (new) password (for your local wallet file) and provide the seed words. Once that is done the wallet will sync with the deamon and you should have access to your coins.

I have no idea how or if that works with the GUI based wallet. Never used those.

I would like to participate in the airdrop, but HOW? Maybe I'm blind, but I don't see any information (not in the announcement post nor in the opening post of this thread).

Do I have to do anything special? Is there some form I have to fill out after March 25?

Great to hear (or rather read ) that this issue will be resolved in such matter to the satisfaction to all airdrop participants. Now really everyone should be happy and we can focus on the more important things.

There was a social contract. The IntenseCoin team offered coins in exchange for social media followers. The users fulfilled their part of the contract and the IntenseTeam gained a substantial amount of followers on the various social platforms. Now it is time for the IntenseCoin team to fulfil their part of the contract and supply the airdrop amount to the remaining users.

A mistake can happen, but refusing to fix the mistake and putting the blame on hundreds of users can't be the solution. That puts the project in a very bad light, IMHO. There's already a lot of people complaining here for various other reasons (if those are justified or not). It should be in the IntenseCoin team's best interest to prove those doubters wrong. Withholding airdrop payouts to users who did nothing wrong doesn't do that. How are investors supposed to gain trust in the project when airdrop participants get denied their fair share?

What the IntenseCoin team should/must do now:

• reverify the accounts with "wrong" slack user name comparing to the correct user name list (the one that shows the public "display names"!)
• recalculate the airdrop share basing on the total number of qualifying users
• pay the remaining and qualifying users their share

Yes, it sucks for the team that it must share some more of their own fund to rectify this issue. Yes, those remaining participants get a smaller share than those who already got their share. Yes, those who already got their share were lucky and got more than they should have.

I was very lucky, it seems, while I also provided a Slack user name (not a Discord one) it was luckily the same as my email user name part, so I got my (too big) share. I was only expecting around 1000 ITNS... so I was somewhat surprised about the substantial larger amount I got. Not that I did mind.

Sounds like a good (and the only fair) solution to me. The IntenseCoin guys needs to re-verify all those that haven't received an airdrop because of a Slack username issue and compare the submitted @username with what's shown in that "Slack Directory". I'm not on Slack, but I guess this is some form of follower list. Finally send out the missing airdrops.

I think this will take a little while until all get their share (correct me, if I'm wrong). I got mine already (Thanks to the team! ), but co-worker of mine hasn't got his share yet.


There's a list posted on the official website with all the qualified wallet addresses. Check if you're on it.

Thanks for the hint. In my case privacy settings blocked the visibility... and I had a hard time to even find the setting that controls this  


It's impossible to see the number of friends from public. I don't get it to work no matter how I reduce privacy settings. I guess one only sees that when one is logged in (with another account) on Facebook. So make sure when you check things that you are actually logged into Facebook, I guess.

Is there any news about the XMas AirDrop?

Today, I checked my balance (which took like 6 hours, because I was 30 days behind with the sync  ) and no change of balance.

It certainly will fall a bit lower until it reaches the stable curve again (before it went into hyperhype mode because all the media attention etc.)   I probably would wait a bit longer until it reached the low sweet spot  and then buy before it goes up again for the long run.

I tried to update my registration (I'm no longer a Newbie but a Junior Member! And can finally use a full signature!) for the signature campaign, but when I try to do that I get the error message "Sorry, but that Bitcointalk profile was already used."  Will my new profile status automatically be respected now (assuming hte compaign continues in some form at some point)?


Also the provided code to paste into the signature field doesn't seem to fully work (the URLs do not activate). So it doesn't look like in the opening post (probably some additional limitation still active here in the forum.)

Lots of new posts while I was away for bunch of days... hard to keep up with everything!

Yes, you need to backup the file (at least once).

The private key is somehow encoded in the wallet file and there's no direct way to extract it with the provided software. There is also no way to restore a wallet with a key or seed words (something that will be addressed by the recent announcement of switching ITNS to a monero based code)

Which version of the wallet (version, OS, type) did you download? What is the exact error message/ block number it stops? Do you have enough disk space and memory?

The Mac OS X commandline wallets were out-of-date (can't sync beyond the hardfork of the blockchain)

It also would be nice if the "IRC gateway" could be activated for the slack group (it's a simple switch in the settings), that way people can join using an IRC client rather than requiring some custom  SLACK client or using the awkward web interface.

Sounds like some thieve(s) tried to use already promoting profiles to submit their own wallet to basically steal some of the bounty payouts? Shouldn't that be easy to handle? In case of such "intentionally submitted multiple entries" the profile owner should be contacted to verify the wallet ID. Then filter out the submissions that don't match.


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Just checked the possibilities here on bitcointalk.org. The profile offers an option to add "Other contact info". Participants could be required to add an entry "ITNS " there. Then you would just grab the wallet id from there and only ask for the profile ID via the form. All problems with fake entries solved, since only the profile owner can submit a wallet id that way. See my profile how this could look like.  (Oh... maybe send some ITNS my way while you're at it! I could need some coins! I'm sadly still newbie and can't qualify.  )