Well, I wil ask once again - what up with coins on Yobit? Any plans to swap them too?

It's all good and thanks for pointing this out and the only reason why I said what I said is because all the POS coins I have invested in needed a large amount of coins to stake to earn any rewards. I'm glad there are other POS coins for the small investor.

Krypton uses a Digital Ocean server to host the Krypton Block Explorer. (http://explorer.krypton.rocks)

Digital Ocean has a referral program. https://t.co/fv7BmorWHm

Every developer who signs up for a Digital Ocean account receives a $10 credit and when they spend $25, Krypton receives a $25 account credit.

This is a nice way to keep the KR explorer online for free. \o/

Please RT and share the link with your friends. Thank you!

https://twitter.com/covertress/status/787008818765033472

To stake KR, it must be in a Krypton wallet, not on an exchange.

Leave the wallet open. If you have secured your wallet with a password, go to "settings : options" and "unlock for staking only."

By doing this, your wallet acts like a KR node and you will be rewarded .25 KR, depending on how much KR you hold.

The small "lightning bolt" in the lower left corner of your wallet will inform you of your next expected stake payment.

If this is not soon enough for you, put more KR in your wallet. 

To keep KR from staking, so that you can spend it, go to "settings : options : reserve" and set the minimum amount you want to spend.

Thanks for taking the time to reply, covertress. Yobit's support is sub-par indeed, so there is no much chance they will answer.

However you could implement the swap on Yobit yourself, the same way as you implemented the swap for coins in local wallets.

People can create Yobicodes with their KR, and send them to you, then you could send the appropriate amount of KR to their new KR wallet address.

Does it sound like something you would do?

It's Monday morning, and Mr. Drays gets to learn an important lesson in risk management and why it isn't recommended to let seedy exchanges hold your coins. 

Hi covertress!

as far as I know the usage of Yobit codes have no relation to the blockchain! Those codes could be easily used to send coins from one Yobit account to another one. Even if the wallet is locked, they work just fine!

For experiment, I created a Yobit code with all my KR coins on Yobit, then retrieved it without any problem. So it works well currently!

My proposed process for the swap is the following:
1. The only thing you need for this swap is to have a Yobit account.
2. People will create Yobit codes with their KR coins in Yobit, then they can send the code to you via email or PM, together with his new non-ETH KR wallet address.
3. You could activate the code on your Yobit account and easily see how many coins you got. The sender then cannot use those coins anymore, as funds will be transferred to you.
4. Then you send that exact amount to the new KR wallet address you received together with Yobit code (using real non-ETH KR blockchain).
The process is very easy and safe. When swap is finished, you will have all the Yobit KR coins on your account, and can just burn them somehow.

Try it, it has to work! I can send you some KR Yobit code, so you can test and make sure it works!


Thanks a lot for sharing your unparalleled wisdom, Mr.Shinohai. We are amazed.

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see #2 above