BitcoinDark featured on Kristov Atlas darknews.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upcVcW2d790

As I'm reviewing the thread I see several mentions of features that are not in the github wallet and I'm left wondering what I've done wrong.


It takes 8 hours for you to be holding the coins for them to become mature (at LEAST 8 hours).  You have to unlock your wallet though or that will not happen.  You have already encrypted it so all you have to do is click settings and click unlock wallet and put your password in.  You will see a little box there that should already be checked that says For Staking Only.  Sometimes **after you unlock your wallet it will take several seconds to show that it is unlocked** but you can either hover your mouse over the icons at the bottom right or just wait a few and the little circle will turn GREEN.  You have to leave it opened a lot to get the wanted results.



Make sure you enable the "display coin control" option in preferences


I have neither of these options in the linux wallet.  I know what I should be looking for since I've seen the clock feature in other POS wallets.  What am I missing?

Has there been any work done to incorporate btcd payments into online vendors like bongocoin?  Surely if dogecoin and mintcoin are acceptable, bitcoindark should have a presence in this arena as well.  I'm just wondering if the only mechanisms for spending the currency is through games or trading sites.

It's been about 8 hours since my deposit was recorded in the blockchain.  I have not received a reply to my ticket nor has my account wallet been updated to reflect a change in the balance.  Luckily (I suppose) the transaction indicates that the funds have not been redeemed.  Presumably, they are still awaiting some resuscitation on the site back end.  I am still holding out hope.  I just thought other potential customers of this site should be aware of the turn-around time for having tickets resolved through this exchange.

I transferred some darkcoin into atomic-trade about 2 hours ago.  No pending deposit, no balance.  I tried to open a chat with support, no one available.  I opened a ticket, they didn't give me a ticket number for reference and they haven't responded as of yet.  I would suggest that anyone planning on doing business at this site, take my experience to heart.  I'll update this thread if things work out, but I'm starting to be concerned.

While this question was poorly worded, it is sufficiently specific.  How does dividing coins up and sending them through X different addresses create an anonymous transaction?  The answer is, it doesn't.  Taint analysis of dark wallet proved this.

I'm beta testing the mintcoin android wallet for paspi.  The second revision of the wallet has seen some pretty dramatic speed increases and the wallet is shaping up very nicely.  I believe the first iteration will definitely fill the need of those requiring a fast mobile payment system without staking support.  

Things that still need work.
1) payment notification icons need to be update from the old Doge icons to the Mint icons.  This work is done but has not been merged yet.
2) The exchange rate service is not working as of yet.  This was working in the older wallet source.  I'm not sure what has changed in this yet.
3) There's an initial delay from when the application starts to the first display page of 15 to 30 seconds.
4) Occasionally I'm receiving an android notification that the application may be hung and given the option to wait or dismiss.  Clicking wait will allow the wallet to recover.

Will update as more testing occurs.  

Unfortunately, due to the licensing restrictions, mintcoinj would still be considered a derivative work since it was cloned from the bitcoinj library.  Therefore, the person releasing the binaries must also make the source code available or risk a lawsuit.

Congratulations, this is awesome news!  I look forward to reviewing the code on github.  If you need help with configuration of the android wallet source, send me a pm.  This is a good day for all POS coins.

I've been discussing the mintcoinj library with paspi and have sent him the link to the front-end android wallet source.  I feel terrible for letting this project languish but I've had some big projects at my day job dominating my time.  I'm looking forward to the success of this project. 

Go Seahawks!

I plan to provide an update on the status of the Android wallet weekly until such time as the bounty is removed.  I've completed all of the cosmetic and translation work in the wallet.  I've begun work in the mintcoinj library.  As thisisit mentioned, this portion is slow going but progress is being made.  I have made the code changes to allow outgoing peer connections on the main mintcoin network.  Currently I'm working through some protocol & deserialization exceptions attempting to download the blockchain.  Any updates to the mintcoin wiki in the form of protocol specifications and testnet configurations (if any) would be greatly appreciated.  Keep checking the URL of my original post for updated screenshots.

I'm currently working to collect the bounty on the Android wallet.  There is still some work to do in the mintcoinj library but the front-end is almost finished.  Here are the current screenshots:

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0BwpkXqmxmdGScm9lb21pTXhuS00&usp=sharing

I've spent about a day trying to point my miners to the mintcoin multipool but have been met with several failures.  I was using cgminer and it appeared to be working.  I was definitely hashing blocks but my address didn't show up in the list of miners.  I did a little research and found that cgminer was unsupported.  I downloaded sgminer 4.10 and compiled for ubuntu linux.  The compile completed successfully however whenever I attempt to connect, I get a segmentation fault from sgminer.  I guess I'll continue to use cgminer with a standard multipool and exchange for mintcoin manually.  Any idea when or if cgminer will ever be supported by the mintcoin multipool?