how many confirms takes for Poloenix to add the coins to your wallet?
I sent a test deposit and still not posted to my account and it has over 10 confirms

It showed up

Now wouldn't that be good a free arb bot built into the HYP wallet for users with more than 10K HYP would be better maybe!

I just wanted to gauge an opinion on the thought of who holds the coins, and how dispersed they are:

I checked the top 100 wallets, and there's 10.4m coins in total held here.
The total coin supply is currently 14.9m HYP.

That puts just under 70% of the total coin supply in the control of just 100 wallets.

I know that 2 of these wallets are mine, and whilst there might not be many with more than 1 wallet, I wondered what people's thoughts were on so few, holding such a large percentage of the total coins in existence?

I don't know how this compares to other coins at all - hence my question.

The arb bot I am making is on a private repo and I do not intend on releasing it for others. It is written is PHP and Javascript, so I would have to port it over to c++ to put it into the wallet. The bot is designed to be an HFT arb bot for high volume markets like LTC, DRK, etc.

For HYP I was thinking about throwing a bot on the market that promotes market strength, instead of having one of those highest bid bots, or an arb bot that widens the spread. It would be a low profile bot that adds liquidity, instead of pissing everyone off.

I may put in some in wallet trading, but I would be against coding a bot in. A bot can easily be used to ruin the strength of a market.  There is good evidence that both the pump and dump in Nov-Jan btc markets were created by the Gox buy bot that later turned into a sell bot.

distribution will also continue as we grow. yes, it was a small group of brave mad people who got on board for an experimental project based off a stagnant coin. but even when we first started I put a chunk of TRK on the exchange before the HYP fork zero hour so some people could get in on it. and now more people are interested too, so Hyperstake is growing and organically the currency will continue to change hands.

everyone has always been pretty transparent about their holdings since the beginning. so it's great to look into the block explorer, but hopefully seeing also that the large wallets aren't suddenly getting small gives you some confidence too.

Wow I dont even want to calculate what they have missed out on so far , this also has impact on the total supply it will be growing much slower then max velocity.(keeping diff etc in mind)
One of those could be Bittrex do u know wich one?

Im having a little trouble with the Raspberri Pi wallet it wont start for me .(im rather new to this but the TRK raspberri wallet ran just fine.)

You can run the daemon instead of the QT GUI. Just go to HyperStake/src and then make -f makefile.unix

After it makes, run the daemon with ./hyperstaked &

make sure to include the & or else you will be locked up until full sync

You can use ./hyperstaked getinfo   to get the current block count and such while syncing.

that's around 1.68million coins from the total supply being unused just from those wallets :O

I feel bad for them, that's a lot of hyperstaking they have missed out on.

you, my friend, have the rights to brag. you and david have done an amazing job.