RE: Comment and win ecency points - Adding CENT? and other ideas
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I read the post, then I read the comments. All good info and everyone here has a good positive attitude!
So I'm not sure if I have seen any other tipping bots that give more than one token. Maybe there are such, but I don't know if them. So it would make UNICOIN unique or rare if it tipped 2 tokens.
However, the CENT chart doesn't look great. But then again, as you said, it is in a lot of pools. I just dipped my toe in a CENT pond (As we PEPE people like to call the pools) and a TRIBE one too. Thanks for the info on those pools that you left in the comments!
Another thing on the list is creating a UNICOIN diesel pool.
I like this! Granted, 1000 BEE is a high-ish bar to entry. At 2.30200321 BEE/SWAP.HIVE that would cost 434 HIVE worth $87 at the moment.
If you did do such a pool, you could give CENT as LP rewards there.
Another idea is to airdrop CENT based on HP delegations to you, as a reward for that support.
Bottom Line: Ha, I really am all over the place here :D
I guess I don't have any strong preference for any ideas mentioned so I'll just see what everyone else says, and see what you decide to do!
In any case, Go UNICOIN!
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There was a bot that tipped more than one token but it was buggy and doesn't exist anymore. There are a couple of ways to go about it that I am aware of. As for the pools, the BEE fee itself isn't too bad but it would need to have a fair amount of liquidity and rewards, hence the $1k estimate above. We'd want at least $500-$600 in the pool to start. Plus rewards. Too little liquidity would be bad. I actually was talking to my husband about how this could work. With such a small circulating supply it could be great for UNICOIN to have a pool of some sort. Someday..... but setting up the bot to tip another token (or cloning the bot and just switching out the token and running two bots) is relatively easy. Some of that code, or at leas the logic may be in your faucet bot(?) as it pays out in multiple currencies. yes I am loving the discussion and positive attitudes. !BBH !UNICOIN !PIZZA
Sounds like you are thinking this through and I'm sure whatever you do will be awesome as a unicorn! :)
Ya, I have several bots running on my raspberry pi right here in front of me. It's on 24/7 and uses very little electricity, and I don't have to pay server fees or worry about having code with keys in it anywhere outside my control. I set my bots up as html files with javascript and I run the files from my pi on my pi's browser with a simple User Interface since I'm the only one who sees it.
The tokenfaucet bot does pay one of 4 tokens, randomly chosen. I don't stream the blocks like the tip bots do, because I only look for replies to a given post, and only have 1 post active at a time, the most recent one. I only check for new replies every 2 minutes so I'm not hitting the API often. And I'm giving tokens from my own wallet which has a limited number of tokens in it, just incase someone figures out a way to get a bunch of tokens. The wallet will just run out of tokens to give. And I check for a rep of 30 or higher, so if someone makes 100000 new accounts to attack my post, they will all be rep 25 and won't get anything.
Just putting these coding thoughts here in case you or someone else finds them helpful. :)
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Raspberry pi are awesome little machines. We have an obscene amount of computers and servers here, but my husband does benchmarks and coding for a database for a living , so kinda needed. We still have a few small tweaks on the current bot, like making the collection post/report weekly instead of daily and some other small things. Then if we add a second bot will merge those weekly reports together. There are ways to do it on one bot but now it would be processing 4 transactions per call instead of 2 and that's a little trickier. It can't be any trickier than getting the bot to see HP delegations though.
Thanks for sharing your process and set up. !BBH !UNICOIN