is it only me or does the zeitcoin qt client sometimes gets stuck at blocks and requires a restart to move on?

fucking the new wallet.lost my 500000000zeit.fuck the dev fuck devs mother.

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#lolzeit

about the mint leaf icon
what's it purpose? i figured it would let me know when i have mature coins but when i hovered over it and it said no blocks ready for minting then i generate 4 blocks in 2-3 minutes  

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The Zeitgeist Movement recently lost an ally. Micheal Ruppert recently commited suicide. This is the unedited interview he conducted with Peter Joseph for the Zeigeist Moving Forward film.

Yeah, I was kinda wondering if it would be a situation where I would mine for weeks and weeks and not see a single Zeit.

I believe so however it might be a long time to see a btc payout to buy zeit with.

Also for anyone who receives a null btc address let us know we can assign you one manually our server might not handle the load

Is it CPU mining friendly?

Please visit http://zeitpool.zeit-coin.com/ to sign up for our beta version of the multipool.

If you have any questions please let me know

Please keep in mind this is our beta and if any issues arise please contact me directly zeit@zeit-coin.com

Regarding the forum - Is it on purpose that you cannot see any topics if you are not a registered member? There are people that want to see first on what they sign up to. Imagine someone wants to invest in ZEITCOIN - but he can't see any information because you need to sign up first??? What is it top secret to outsiders?

Hey guys,

for those of you who are interested in a multipool that pays out in zeit, I contacted one of the main Hashcows people in the forum and asked them to take a look at adding Zeit as a payout option. Here's the thread.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=293872.0

While some of you may have mixed feelings about the idea, I'm pretty sure there are others who wouldn't mind at least having it as an OPTION. Hashcows is a fairly reputable and trustworthy multipool with good community support, so if you think pointing your mining rig at a multipool that pays out in Zeit is something you are INTERESTED in then please post your interest in that thread.

Again, some of you may disagree with the idea philosophically, but there are plenty of people who mine other coins and dump them for zeit (because we don't want to go through the trouble of paying cash for BTC) anyways and a multipool is the most efficient way to do this.

So again, please post your interest on the Hashcows thread and show the pool admins that there is legitimate interest in multipool support for Zeit!!

sigh

another coin fails

GET PR HELP GUYS.

Are you serious? I am certainly not the average Joe (computer knowledge wise), but even I don't know how to compile a wallet. Out of 100 ordinary people you find lurking around here, how many do you think know how to compile a windows wallet? And I don't think besides being a mom to 3 small kids, I need to worry about learning on how to compile a windows wallet to make me and my investment feel safe again.

And useless? If it was so useless, why is the whole internet and especially the crypto scene all over it?

+1

This is super urgent - and the average Joe should not need to do that by himself. Please dev fix it and update the wallet asap.

This coin's inflation rate recently fell by over 78k coins/block to 1/block. Oddly it's not until after that event that the coin dumps really got rolling. I know because I've accumulated more than 1% of the total money supply since that time merely by erecting low ball bid walls on cryptsy. It seems odd that there should be so much dumping on a coin with a healthy 25% stake rate and such a tiny block reward, but at any rate these dumpers will run out of coins to dump and the price will stabilize. The maths for indefinite dumping do not work with a 1 coin block reward and such a low price. I'm standing pat while these guys punch themselves out.

OFFICIAL WORD ABOUT ZEITCOIN (WALLET) & THE HEARTBLEED BUG

As far as we can be certain, there are NO issues with the default wallet -

(as is the case with most other alt-coins)

The problem is with the (system installed) SSL library, so if you update your system you should be safe from HeartBleed.

You SHOULD have version 1.0.1g of the SSL library after the update.

If you find the installed file is called libssl.so.1.0.0 you may need to check the package manager of your O.S./distro.

You could of course use a custom build of openssl-1.0.1g & link against that library, especially those using any versions of the Linux OS.

I repeat - this is NO specific issue with the default Zeit wallet that needs fixed or patched or anything else. Just practice good general computer security & there's nothing to worry about.

Thanks to the technical team at the community forum for this information

RE- THEFT

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Could this issue also be the cause of the Zeitcoin thefts?

I am seriously starting to believe that we are the targets of some kind of 'organised action'

The multiple 2-satoshi sells of 'round numbers' (1 mill, 2 mill) re-started early this morning, (notably at 06.08:32 UTC when EIGHTEEN simultaneous trades were made) plus some trades which are obviously 'wallet-emptying' (42 million for example).

WE MUST STAND FIRM.

Our coin is well-designed & has a 'righteous' purpose behind it. The dev team are strong & dedicated, we have a dedicated & growing community behind us & we are being accepted & promoted in a growing number of respected exchanges & information sites.

There is only one explanation...

We are the target of a conspiracy to break us.

And only one reason for it...

'THEY' are SCARED SHITLESS of what we are going to achieve together!

Keep the faith, brothers & sisters - use this opportunity to increase your wallets.

(but keep them very, very secure - even consider having your wallet on a removeable drive which is only active when you actually need to - purchasing & minting)