I would love to see 10K sats this month also

$5 million market cap isn't that far down the road. But you have to keep in mind this coin is still young. What we need is to get further down our road map, and then getting on a bigger exchange will be more beneficial. For now accumulation and being patient is the way to go. 

Can you share this in the Slack and perhaps start a China channel?

There is already a China channel, and I think this tip was shared there, first. 

hello, i'm staking 24/7 spectrecoins but i have a strange problem:

I'm using a netbook for staking 24/7 with a copied wallet.dat from my original wallet.
The balance is shown as zero but it accepted my password and it has a specific weight for the staking.
So when i look from my original wallet with my laptop i see the correct balance and that the netbook is staking well.But the netbook doesn't even show my staked transactions.

So i have some questions about that issue:
The first thing is that my copied wallet.dat files always show zero balance, even after several restarts of the wallet. (also on different devices)
(i'm using the current self compiled version 1.2.0 for linux )
What can i do about that? My fear is that i can't make correct backups if this problem can't be solved.

Do i have to make copies of my staking wallet.dat file or is it enough,when i make backups from my not staking wallet to not to lose staked coins?

Hope you understand my concerns and can help me. thanks

So, spectrecoin doesn't change my address after an specific amount of transactions like bitcoin?

what is the syntax of "dumpprivkey"?
dumpprivkey -password -address?
because i get the Error: Please enter the wallet passphrase with walletpassphrase first. (code -13)

And how do i import my clear text private keys later?

thank you gandalf86!

what i meant was http://bitzuma.com/posts/five-ways-to-lose-money-with-bitcoin-change-addresses/

My concern is,when i only back up the wallet.dat from the original wallet and not the one i'm staking with, that my staked coins could be lost, even if i can see the stakes on my orginal wallet...I'm not sure if this can happen, i just want to be sure.Maybe i better back up both wallet.dat files even if they show the same amount  

Spectre.cash is an Android app which will be able to act as a XSPEC node(*) and the functioning of the app can be thought of in three layers that come together to create the ability to process anonymous cash transfers. This can happen on a purely peer-to-peer basis and no server and no central database or register is needed.

We have a custom designed ‘zero-knowledge proof protocol’ that allows an instance of the app to reveal the number of successful trades it has been involved in, but without disclosing anything about those trades, and also without the possibility of the number of successful trades being falsified. Hence, once an instance of the app has been involved in some number of successful trades the trust rating on the network will increase. This will manifest for the user in the form of some value that we will set. This will be according to an algorithm that will consider a range of factors to counter any attempt to manipulate the trust rating. This allows the intermediaries who facilitate the trade to prove their trustworthiness without revealing anything about their prior trades and without revealing who they are or where they are.

Crucially, no record of the trade will remain anywhere once a trade has been completed. Any record is transient and there is no history. If you are simply a client, there will be no trace on your phone that you have ever transacted. Both a new trade request and any available intermediaries ‘announce’ anonymously through a dynamic Distributed Hash Table (DHT) that will register details of the proposed trade so that clients can find intermediaries and vice-versa. This allows the system to be totally decentralized and lets participants be totally anonymous until they mutually agree to trade within the parameters set in the app by the users. The coins will be locked in a secure escrow until the conditions of the sale has been met. This makes the system extremely resilient to any kind of ‘take down’ attempt or control by any state power. Once it’s out we don’t control it, you don’t control it, nobody does.