[bitcoin-list] Bitcoin v0.1.3
2009 Jan 12
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[bitcoin-list] Bitcoin v0.1.3 @ Satoshi Nakamoto
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Satoshi Nakamoto
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satoshinakamotonetwork@proton.me
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https://satoshinakamoto.network
It looks like we're through with the worst of the Internet connection
issues. 0.1.3 fixed a problem where your node's communications could go
dead after a while. The network is running much more smoothly now with
this version.
If you've successfully generated a block, you've seen it has a
maturation countdown before you can spend it. Once it matures, the
Credit column will change from 0.00 to 50.00. For a block to be valid,
it has to be broadcasted to the network and get into the block chain,
which is why Generate does not run if you're not connected. If you
generated a block without being connected, the network wouldn't know
about it and would continue building the chain without it, leaving it
behind, and the maturation countdown would change to "(not accepted)"
when your node sees that it wasn't used. If you subtract 1 from the
status column, that's how many blocks have been chained after yours.
Satoshi Nakamoto
[bitcoin-list] Bitcoin v0.1.3
2009 Jan 12 See all postsSatoshi Nakamoto
satoshinakamotonetwork@proton.me
https://satoshinakamoto.network
It looks like we're through with the worst of the Internet connection issues. 0.1.3 fixed a problem where your node's communications could go dead after a while. The network is running much more smoothly now with this version.
If you've successfully generated a block, you've seen it has a maturation countdown before you can spend it. Once it matures, the Credit column will change from 0.00 to 50.00. For a block to be valid, it has to be broadcasted to the network and get into the block chain, which is why Generate does not run if you're not connected. If you generated a block without being connected, the network wouldn't know about it and would continue building the chain without it, leaving it behind, and the maturation countdown would change to "(not accepted)" when your node sees that it wasn't used. If you subtract 1 from the status column, that's how many blocks have been chained after yours.
Satoshi Nakamoto