TRANSACTIONS FROM OLD WALLETS WILL NO LONGER WORK -
CRITICAL UPDATE 2.2.1

It is very important ALL wallets are upgraded

Download the new Asiacon wallet - http://sourceforge.net/projects/asiacoin/files/23.07.2015%20v2.2.1%20mandatory%20hard%20fork%20block%20750.000%20MaxStakeAge%2BLevelDB/

Windows: http[Suspicious link removed]/download

Mac: http://sourceforge.net/projects/asiacoin/files/23.07.2015%20v2.2.1%20mandatory%20hard%20fork%20block%20750.000%20MaxStakeAge%2BLevelDB/AsiaCoin-Qt.dmg/download

Linux32: http://sourceforge.net/projects/asiacoin/files/23.07.2015%20v2.2.1%20mandatory%20hard%20fork%20block%20750.000%20MaxStakeAge%2BLevelDB/AsiacoinLinux32.tar.gz/download

Linux64: http://sourceforge.net/projects/asiacoin/files/23.07.2015%20v2.2.1%20mandatory%20hard%20fork%20block%20750.000%20MaxStakeAge%2BLevelDB/AsiacoinLinux64.tar.gz/download

Please let us know if you have any troubles or questions with your upgrade.
More exciting news and updates coming for Asiacoin very shortly.
Android wallet ( based on 2.2.1 version ) will be issued very shortly


#### UPGRADING PROCEDURE ####

Step 1.
BACKUP YOUR WALLET. Please make sure you properly backup your wallet first in case anything goes wrong. Save a backup of your wallet.dat file in a secure location.

Step 2.
Download the NEW wallet.


Windows QT
http[Suspicious link removed]/download
   
Linux32 QT
http://sourceforge.net/projects/asiacoin/files/23.07.2015%20v2.2.1%20mandatory%20hard%20fork%20block%20750.000%20MaxStakeAge%2BLevelDB/AsiacoinLinux32.tar.gz/download

Linux64 QT:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/asiacoin/files/23.07.2015%20v2.2.1%20mandatory%20hard%20fork%20block%20750.000%20MaxStakeAge%2BLevelDB/AsiacoinLinux64.tar.gz/download

Mac QT
http://sourceforge.net/projects/asiacoin/files/23.07.2015%20v2.2.1%20mandatory%20hard%20fork%20block%20750.000%20MaxStakeAge%2BLevelDB/AsiaCoin-Qt.dmg/download

Step 3.
Upgrading will require a chain resync for ALL wallets. 2.2.1 has a different database (LevelDB instead of BerkeleyDB). To ease, we will publish new blockchain shortly to get up and running faster with the new wallet.
You are not required to use the blockchain, you can simply let the new wallet sync up.

Step 4.
Close your current Asiacoin application if it's running.

Step 5.
Go to the Asiacoin App Data folder.

For Windows: C:/users/YOUR_USERNAME/AppData/Roaming/Asiacoin

For Mac: ~/Library/Application Support/Asiacoin

Delete everything in there EXCEPT for your wallet.dat file
If using the blockchain, unpack blockchain in that folder as well.

Step 6.
Copy the new Asiacoin 2.2.1 Wallet to Asiacoin folder

Step 7.
Open the new Asiacoin wallet, it should be syncing up to the network now. Wait until wallet syncs and you are ready to go.

#### END OF UPGRADING PROCEDURE ####

Hello Whitecoiners,

https://crypsome.org is open again. You are more than Welcome 

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// oHFLip

Is there any exchange where i can buy mintcoin?
Or is it just traded in forums?

last week more than 1 billion mint have been bought at cryptopia! who's buying? what happend?

just wait ,, the price will go up shortly,,  
i also hold this PIVX at this moment

I noticed that Fuzzbawls, the MINT developer, is also one of the developers of PIVX, a privacy based PoS coin which has been soaring in price lately.
I have downloaded the PIVX wallet to check it out and compare and it really loads fast and runs using about 1/6 the RAM that MINT does. Is there any possibility that since we have Fuzzbawls as our dev, the beneficial features of PIVX code such as anononiminty, instant transactions, and wallet performance optimizations will be migrated into MINT? I like the features of PIVX, and I see why people like it, except I believe MINT's proof of stake parameters are much better and more fair for long-term growth and sustainability. And the 5% APR is perfect for long-term growing.
Privacy in coins seem to be all the rage now and I for one would welcome the changes neccesary to upgrade MINT code to allow for Master Nodes coin mixing anononiminty, faster transactions, and smoother overall performance, such as faster loading times and less RAM usage. MINT uses a lot of RAM compared to other wallets and I'm not entirely sure why. I know MINT has a lot of coins and a lot of blocks and 2x faster block speed even than PIVX which is nice.
But what I'm saying is, average user will probably not tolerate running a wallet if it seems like such a hog.and people want privacy/anonymity.
I think if MINT were to adopt these PIVX features, it would bring new life into this coin.
Regardless of what others might think, MINT has the best proof of stake parameters of all the coins. This is the core of our coin; what makes Mintcoin MINT! But I believe MINT is being held back by a lack of optimization and technological advances that didn't exist in the beginning.
What does Fuzzbawls think?
Anyone else on board with me? If so, how can it be done? What is our roadmap for development? I think if even just the word gets out that MINT is going to implement similar PIVX anonymous/privacy features and upgrades, as part our development roadmap, then it will give MINT a big boost. And once finally implemented, I see MINT becoming a top 10 contender. I for one am willing to invest big into MINT if this roadmap becomes a reality. Demand for privacy is big. Before people are going to store a lot of wealth on this coin people will demand these features.

Hmmmmm. Who's been buying up all the MINT?

where can download PIVX white paper?