There isn't pretty much any big amount that is on the sell side right now 

There is a subtle balance between being a storage medium of value and a liquid currency.  We're constantly trying to find that sweet spot, but we have marketed CB as something that tends to be more rare storage of value than currency.  I think things will be much more clear in the next 1 - 3 months as we start to roll out our project initiatives.  And you can stay in touch with these initiatives on our blog at http://CryptogenicBullion.org/blog.html.


-Merc

New all time high reached




Edit: just noticed it went to 0.005 briefly when first hit cryptsy nice pic though anyways haha

Edit2: All time high in Dollar value, wow $0.53 http://coinmarketcap.com/

Yeah, well good thing I was wrong

Yep, after 30 days in a wallet coins become eligible for stake rewards.


Correct.  This PoS block will be added to the blockchain along with all previous PoW and PoS blocks.

You could see this on the block explorer but we're migrating servers and resources to new nodes and it's currently down.  It should be back up by the end of the weekend.  The url for the explorer is here:  http://explorer.cryptogenicbullion.org



This is right.  You should see in your transactions 'mined' values as well.

Decimals are up to eight decimal places.  Called one satoshi:  http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/114/what-is-a-satoshi

You're very welcome!


-Merc

Thanks for your support!  Updated services page:  http://cryptogenicbullion.org/services.html


-Merc

Hi,

Although I've got more housekeeping to do with one of our new nodes, I wanted to bring the block explorer back now rather than later.  I'll set up a FastCGI explorer later and make it the primary explorer and this explorer will eventually be a backup: 

http://explorer.cryptogenicbullion.org:2750/chain/CryptogenicBullion


Cheers!

-Merc

Many thanks to the people who've taken the time to reply - I appreciate your feedback.

I was already aware of the eight decimal laces, however, my CGB mining/ transfers have all been to six decimal places (the whole lot) so I wasn't sure if it was some uncanny quirk or it was intentional at six decimal places.

I did the listaddressgroupings as reccommended and got something unusual, there were two addresses listed, the first lists the balance as it is, while the second address has some "dust" in it.

Now I have in my one wallet a couple of addresses 5a... 5b... 5c... and 5d... - only this one found in the listaddressgroupings is a 5z... Still not sure how that happened, but hey, more coins is good right?

(5a was created with the wallet, 5b is to transfer from ConEx.PW 5c is a public donation address and 5d is a spare address) - where 5z fits in I have no idea...

This is because an 'Input' amount of coins in the (or any) blockchain cannot be partially spent. Each incoming transaction in your wallet addresses is treated by the blockchain as a separate unit. You can send one (or more) out in total, and receive 'change ' if needed, in a separate address. If you wish to spend coins exactly matching some combination of your original inputs, the 'change' address is not required.

My thanks again to all who replied - that makes sense and could explain indirectly the six decimal places observation that I had about the transactions.