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[plasmodesmata]

the benefit of dividing them is having more chances to find a sprout.

[ronnylov]

the benefit of dividing them is having more chances to find a sprout.

But also take longer time when divided?

I was sceptical on Bean cach first but reading more it looks like an interesting concept. So I might sell one of my masternodes (other coins) and test if sprouting beans could be an alternative. Say I buy 200000 beans (about the same amount as the cheaper masternodes you can buy), should I put them in two different staking addresses from the beginning or is it better to use just one and let it split as it like?

The sprouts coming less and less often after each sproute (becouse of the Dividing) is not a concern? Better to let it take longer time to get a bigger chance? I Think I don't understand the concept how to optimize this.

According to the calculator 250000 bean get 10000 in 30 Days so that would mean first sprout comes after 3 Days, it divides in two and then it need 6 Days until two sprouts come and divides into 4 and it need 12 Days when 4 sprouts come and so on. It would be less and less often and after a while I have to wait forever?

But if I collect everything each month and start a new wallet that is not divided I can make it go faster again? I know they work in parallell when divided but each one is working slower so how can that be a benefit?

[Saxoferrato]

the benefit of dividing them is having more chances to find a sprout.

According to the calculator 250000 bean get 10000 in 30 Days so that would mean first sprout comes after 3 Days, it divides in two and then it need 6 Days until two sprouts come and divides into 4 and it need 12 Days when 4 sprouts come and so on. It would be less and less often and after a while I have to wait forever?

But if I collect everything each month and start a new wallet that is not divided I can make it go faster again? I know they work in parallell when divided but each one is working slower so how can that be a benefit?

No you see it wrong. If you buy 250k beans, you get 1 sprout every 3 days on average. It's also possible to get 2 sprouts just minutes after eachother, it's random in some way.

And according to your math: first sprout after 3 days, 2 sprouts after 6 days (which is still 1 sprout every 3 days), 4 sprouts after 12 days (which is also still 1 sprout every 3 days). How is this waiting forever after a while? Your average of 1 sprout every 3 days stays the same in this example.

[plasmodesmata]

the benefit of dividing them is having more chances to find a sprout.

According to the calculator 250000 bean get 10000 in 30 Days so that would mean first sprout comes after 3 Days, it divides in two and then it need 6 Days until two sprouts come and divides into 4 and it need 12 Days when 4 sprouts come and so on. It would be less and less often and after a while I have to wait forever?

But if I collect everything each month and start a new wallet that is not divided I can make it go faster again? I know they work in parallell when divided but each one is working slower so how can that be a benefit?

No you see it wrong. If you buy 250k beans, you get 1 sprout every 3 days on average. It's also possible to get 2 sprouts just minutes after eachother, it's random in some way.

And according to your math: first sprout after 3 days, 2 sprouts after 6 days (which is still 1 sprout every 3 days), 4 sprouts after 12 days (which is also still 1 sprout every 3 days). How is this waiting forever after a while? Your average of 1 sprout every 3 days stays the same in this example.

right. increasing the number of blocks gives you more chances... but after a while you have too many small blocks build up. Many small blocks will, IMHO, slow down sprouting. When this happens use Bean control to assemble them into a few larger blocks.

[ronnylov]

the benefit of dividing them is having more chances to find a sprout.

According to the calculator 250000 bean get 10000 in 30 Days so that would mean first sprout comes after 3 Days, it divides in two and then it need 6 Days until two sprouts come and divides into 4 and it need 12 Days when 4 sprouts come and so on. It would be less and less often and after a while I have to wait forever?

But if I collect everything each month and start a new wallet that is not divided I can make it go faster again? I know they work in parallell when divided but each one is working slower so how can that be a benefit?

No you see it wrong. If you buy 250k beans, you get 1 sprout every 3 days on average. It's also possible to get 2 sprouts just minutes after eachother, it's random in some way.

And according to your math: first sprout after 3 days, 2 sprouts after 6 days (which is still 1 sprout every 3 days), 4 sprouts after 12 days (which is also still 1 sprout every 3 days). How is this waiting forever after a while? Your average of 1 sprout every 3 days stays the same in this example.

OK it is the random part I missed. When I read the description it sound like I had to wait predetermined periods of time that doubled but if it is random then it will be spread out in time. Then it should really not matter if it is divided in many blocks or not, that's just how it works internally. With 250k beans I get a sprout in average every 3 days no matter if it is divided or not.

It sound a bit like burst mining on hard drives. The more drives you have (the more terrabytes) the better chance to win a block and you get a shorter time in average between won block rewards. But you never know when you win. Using many parallell hard drives makes them scan faster and you get a better chance to win a fast block. I compare the blocks of beans with hard drives. One really big and really slow hard drive may take several minutes to scan but it is still better than one small fast drive. Is there a "scan time" for blocks of beans too? Just using this analogy to make me understand it. I guess it does not help people never mined burst coins but for me it makes it more understandable :-)

I read that 100k is optimal block size so just do manual cleaning end of each month to make sure blocks are at least 100k and I am good to go.

I run some masternodes for other coins. There I can set up a VPS running the wallet remotely but actual coins are stored in my local wallet at home. Can this be done when staking beans? I rather not want a VPS wallet hacked and my beans stolen. If the beans are not actually stored on the VPS it would make me feel more secure. I should encrypt wallet anyway but is that enough to feel safe? With a masternode coin the wallet must have a static ip address (that is one reason I not run it at home because of dynamic ip at home). Is static ip address a requirement for staking Bean Cash?

[Saxoferrato]

Static IP is not necessary, but you can do it if you want to open port 22460 on your router which gives you more connections (in some cases).

I wont bother looking into vps, you dont need it because you can sprout just as good without!

[plasmodesmata]

the benefit of dividing them is having more chances to find a sprout.

According to the calculator 250000 bean get 10000 in 30 Days so that would mean first sprout comes after 3 Days, it divides in two and then it need 6 Days until two sprouts come and divides into 4 and it need 12 Days when 4 sprouts come and so on. It would be less and less often and after a while I have to wait forever?

But if I collect everything each month and start a new wallet that is not divided I can make it go faster again? I know they work in parallell when divided but each one is working slower so how can that be a benefit?

No you see it wrong. If you buy 250k beans, you get 1 sprout every 3 days on average. It's also possible to get 2 sprouts just minutes after eachother, it's random in some way.

And according to your math: first sprout after 3 days, 2 sprouts after 6 days (which is still 1 sprout every 3 days), 4 sprouts after 12 days (which is also still 1 sprout every 3 days). How is this waiting forever after a while? Your average of 1 sprout every 3 days stays the same in this example.

OK it is the random part I missed. When I read the description it sound like I had to wait predetermined periods of time that doubled but if it is random then it will be spread out in time. Then it should really not matter if it is divided in many blocks or not, that's just how it works internally. With 250k beans I get a sprout in average every 3 days no matter if it is divided or not.

It sound a bit like burst mining on hard drives. The more drives you have (the more terrabytes) the better chance to win a block and you get a shorter time in average between won block rewards. But you never know when you win. Using many parallell hard drives makes them scan faster and you get a better chance to win a fast block. I compare the blocks of beans with hard drives. One really big and really slow hard drive may take several minutes to scan but it is still better than one small fast drive. Is there a "scan time" for blocks of beans too? Just using this analogy to make me understand it. I guess it does not help people never mined burst coins but for me it makes it more understandable :-)

I read that 100k is optimal block size so just do manual cleaning end of each month to make sure blocks are at least 100k and I am good to go.

I run some masternodes for other coins. There I can set up a VPS running the wallet remotely but actual coins are stored in my local wallet at home. Can this be done when staking beans? I rather not want a VPS wallet hacked and my beans stolen. If the beans are not actually stored on the VPS it would make me feel more secure. I should encrypt wallet anyway but is that enough to feel safe? With a masternode coin the wallet must have a static ip address (that is one reason I not run it at home because of dynamic ip at home). Is static ip address a requirement for staking Bean Cash?

lol, you're over-complicating it. download wallet, sync wallet, send beans to wallet, SPROUT!

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[minerscoins]

In my opinion, our community needs more marketing in the world. Do not hide this coin from people, because the price increases with a lot of distribution. Also Bean Cash need to improve technologically. Synchronization of the wallet is still longer than in bitcoin. With money from the sprouts, I bought myself a new laptop with a ssd v-nand disk(samsung evo). Synchronization of the wallet Bitcoin on it took 15 hours, Bean Cash 40 hours. True, they were synchronized at the same time. But still need to recognize that buying a Bean Cash is a very profitable investment of capital and we are looking for prosperity with a good team of developers.

[plasmodesmata]

one of my friends is setting up his store in San Antonio to accept Beans... He is thoroughly enamored with the idea. my other friend in Austria is already accepting Bitbeans... Point of sale is happening.

[minerscoins]

one of my friends is setting up his store in San Antonio to accept Beans... He is thoroughly enamored with the idea. my other friend in Austria is already accepting Bitbeans... Point of sale is happening.

Publish to the public their contacts, order something via their website. Pizza, for example

[plasmodesmata]

one of my friends is setting up his store in San Antonio to accept Beans... He is thoroughly enamored with the idea. my other friend in Austria is already accepting Bitbeans... Point of sale is happening.

Publish to the public their contacts, order something via their website. Pizza, for example

http://weidenshop.at/news.htm

[rendravolt]

the benefit of dividing them is having more chances to find a sprout.

And surely the buds will continue to grow and grow larger, it is very fun and very helpful.

[minerscoins]

one of my friends is setting up his store in San Antonio to accept Beans... He is thoroughly enamored with the idea. my other friend in Austria is already accepting Bitbeans... Point of sale is happening.

Publish to the public their contacts, order something via their website. Pizza, for example

http://weidenshop.at/news.htm

This is great news. The product is only specific, nevertheless it is excellent.

[plasmodesmata]

one of my friends is setting up his store in San Antonio to accept Beans... He is thoroughly enamored with the idea. my other friend in Austria is already accepting Bitbeans... Point of sale is happening.

Publish to the public their contacts, order something via their website. Pizza, for example

http://weidenshop.at/news.htm

This is great news. The product is only specific, nevertheless it is excellent.

When store owners come to understand that they can accept Bean, then those Beans will sprout more Beans and thus increase their profits the savvy among them will adopt.

[greenhope]

one of my friends is setting up his store in San Antonio to accept Beans... He is thoroughly enamored with the idea. my other friend in Austria is already accepting Bitbeans... Point of sale is happening.

Publish to the public their contacts, order something via their website. Pizza, for example

So what the friend's shop will sell?

[plasmodesmata]

one of my friends is setting up his store in San Antonio to accept Beans... He is thoroughly enamored with the idea. my other friend in Austria is already accepting Bitbeans... Point of sale is happening.

Publish to the public their contacts, order something via their website. Pizza, for example

So what the friend's shop will sell?

He sells upscale T-shirts and stylish stuff. He has his own fashion line. Unique Knits

[vella85]

one of my friends is setting up his store in San Antonio to accept Beans... He is thoroughly enamored with the idea. my other friend in Austria is already accepting Bitbeans... Point of sale is happening.

Publish to the public their contacts, order something via their website. Pizza, for example

So what the friend's shop will sell?

He sells upscale T-shirts and stylish stuff. He has his own fashion line. Unique Knits

This is good to see as more people start accepting BeanCash as payment the more the word will spread. If I knew how to set up my own website and store, I would be accepting Beans and a few other cryptocurrencies for sure. I actually sell vegetable seeds on Ebay and was thinking about selling bean seeds for BeanCash instead of fiat, but first I must learn how to create a website and store which I'm currently doing.

[plasmodesmata]

one of my friends is setting up his store in San Antonio to accept Beans... He is thoroughly enamored with the idea. my other friend in Austria is already accepting Bitbeans... Point of sale is happening.

Publish to the public their contacts, order something via their website. Pizza, for example

So what the friend's shop will sell?

He sells upscale T-shirts and stylish stuff. He has his own fashion line. Unique Knits

This is good to see as more people start accepting BeanCash as payment the more the word will spread. If I knew how to set up my own website and store, I would be accepting Beans and a few other cryptocurrencies for sure. I actually sell vegetable seeds on Ebay and was thinking about selling bean seeds for BeanCash instead of fiat, but first I must learn how to create a website and store which I'm currently doing.

what I did on my ebay was include that I will accept Bitbean as payment:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/50-PCI-E-PCI-E-Express-1X-to-16X-Riser-Card-USB-3-0-Extender-Cable-HERE-IN-USA/272767666851?hash=item3f82384aa3:g:biwAAOSwfsFZbp9~

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