Mr. Un aproves of this price.
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Like the OP there, it appears my private key is stored in unencrypted Base58 format (58 character private key, starts with '6') and I need to convert it to Bitcoin-qt format. Blazr's advice to the other poster seems to be just what I need to do - however, it appears Blockchain.info has now removed the Export tool from their wallet. Is there anywhere else I can get my paper wallet address into the right format? Sincere thanks for anything you can suggest! -Craig ps. cryptocointalk looks great! easy on the eyes Hi craigv, maybe this Reddit post can help.
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My bad, I was looking in the wrong repo (the launch one from 2013), it was a typo and has since been fixed! Current repo:
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Since you were wondering wether or not it was a typo Nat, this is from the UNO sourcecode:
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BitcoinCharlie: They removed it from all markets.
King56: It's coincidental timing for sure, but I doubt this was due in any way to our new UNO whale. Apparently Bittrex even had a survey where people voted for the distribution feature to remain (I didn't see that survey though).
Here, found it for ya
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Just throwing this out there because I'm just trying to understand how our new best friend(s) are planning to turn a big profit on their new aquisition. We're talking like what, 100BTC+ invested and >20 tons of UNO now (need to add Cryptopia buys in a well which were also significant, including some of the alt pairs)? No way to sell that off in profit down here if you ask me. So what next? The last bunch of "investors" ended up dumping tons of UNO at loss. Whoever is buying now is surely better prepared. I hope?! Lets play through 3 quick scenarios: 1. Worst caseAccumulation was largely done in 001-002 zone in stealth mode. The recent markup was mostly buying up their own coins. Anything above 003 is profit, prepare for months of selloff with occasional spikes to keep price up. Boring and barely profitable as UNO market volume quickly dries up to almost nothing without price action. Would u invest 100BTC to do that? You could probably just put those BTC on lending at Polo and be just as profitable... 2. Most probable caseThis was the "grabbing a hold of the market" move of a typical pump. So we're in wave 1 or a testpump, retracement and first little shakeout for late buyers maybe. Expect most probably two more waves and a few sharp turns and unpredictable moves along the way. Targets are the usual past resistance levels and possibly that last Bittrex ATH at .03 - you know the drill. 3. Best caseUNO is an old coin and has lots of market memory, people know price levels and trade it by instinct. Hard to suprise anyone and old wallets will start to move and sell on you above .015. UNO has been trading the .002 to .03 range for years now. It is a routine - buy below .005, sell above .015. Kinda like DASH did in the .006 to .025 zone for 2+ years (although their chart was admittedly more bullish). Move UNO up and out of that zone, let it discover a new price and it could go 10x past its previous ATH! Supply is small and resistance is thin up there. Need super deep pockets for that but potential profit for the "investors" would be tremendous in this case. Disclaimer: let's do this!
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Yeah Polo would rock, I trade there every day and would love to trade UNO there too. But they are very picky and only add new coins that have very high liquidity to begin with. We'd need like 10x the volume and market cap to even be considered. Hmm, I guess someone's been working on that the last few days. Please carry on...
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actually broke 0062 now Aggressive trading on Bittrex. They moved UNO up to 0031 today. [/url]
Did they break your cloud thing, Learminer?
You mean this one? Yeah that's level 1 cleared for now, IF she holds above 003 for a day or two...
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I setup a Telegram group for UNO, for mobile device live chat. Its anonymous, if you don't use your real name (duh). https://t.me/unobtanium_uno Give it a whirl, and lets see if there's any interest. I'll be hanging out for a while. Joined but I cannot write messages to it? Just get the option to mute the group, no text input field - weird.
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Would a smallish (1GB RAM, 30GB SSD, 1CPU) Digitalocean droplet suffice - performance wise - as a UNO fullnode + electrum server?
Yes, I believe so. You might also want to create some swap space via a swap file. Setting up an electrum server is quite easy, however getting it to talk to IRC so that the clients can see it may take some troubleshooting (for instance, the python-irc package in debian has some issues), I can assist you there. Indexing the blockchain right now, lets see how this goes.
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Just submitted a pull request: https://github.com/unobtanium-official/Unobtanium/pull/26The person in charge of the unobtanium.uno domain (and perhaps we should add a couple more domains) can define the seed nodes so recompiling the binary won't be necessary (in the future). And again, FK has offered to fund more electrum-uno-server(s). I would urge someone besides myself to create one so I'm not the sole source of truth for electrum-uno. (decentralization seems to be a popular word these days ) Would a smallish (1GB RAM, 30GB SSD, 1CPU) Digitalocean droplet suffice - performance wise - as a UNO fullnode + electrum server?
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with the COIN ETF approval looming, im getting antsy with alts & PMs.. thinking about a temporary swap out for 100% BTC
thoughts?
That depends on the distribution of your holdings and wether you consider going all Fiat should BTC make big moves? If you hold a significant part of your crypto-portfolio in altcoins, I'd definitely consider reducing that a little. No need for 100% BTC though IMO. Personally I'm ~85% BTC right now. I moved most of my crypto capital from alts back into BTC over the 2016 pump seasons (used to be almsot 100% alts, no idea how I survived 2014 and 2015 like that, lol). I think I emptied every single alt wallet - except for UNO, which is now effectively my only long term "hodl" besides BTC. With this setup I feel pretty safe and prepared for any major BTC moves. I'm not planning to sell my BTC anytime soon, but having BTC liquid is great to play the high-cap alt markets, or to long/short BTC during big moves...
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Well UNO certainly doesn't "need" Segwit right now. But if it can be done in a softfork - sure why not?! I know it has other benefits besides creating smaller transactions too. Nice to have the discussion and hear Bryce is chiming in.
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Hypothetically speaking... I'm in the no changes camp.
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Great pictures man! With uno being this low It's hard to resist buying it, That sell wall someone put up around 0.0012 is pretty big though.
You know the saying: "Sell walls are for buying, buy walls are for selling."
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Not saying XMR can't or won't go further down, but that article appears to have been part of some market manipulation. Somebody likely loaded up on a huge short before publishing that. Very shady. Good luck with that hurricane, hope nothing bad happens!
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I think its a SuperNET project (a collaboration between a few different coins IIRC, BitcoinDark being one of the better known ones): a decentralized wallet & exchange client they're building. Apparently they have their own node implementation for bitcoin-based coins and included UNO, pretty sweet! Worth looking into that a little deeper, we've been discussing a need for decentralized exchanges for a while...
Steemit is just the social crypto platform used for that blogpost.
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We stay fairly low volume most the time. We have almost no daily inflation so there are no miners dumping any coins. Very little volume bought up on Bittrex brings the price to double and triple quickly.
Yeah UNO typically has low volume, but if you look at 2016 low actually meant at least 0.3 to 1.2 BTC a day or something. Several days of less than 0.1 BTC of volume in a row is definitely unusual and hasn't happened for months. I guess we're running out of people who're willing to sell at these prices, but don't have enough buyers either. :/
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