What a great read, Thanks! And this one as well. |
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User verification, SSL, app details, NOBL informative page, payments, and new site pending for www.noblemovement.com. You will need to make a new account, different security practices and no more Wordpress. Payments and marketplace will be available on web, I'm waiting on final paperwork for registrations. 0.2.0 is available. Feel free to make a new thread or promote the app. (hence incentive to participate and the entire burning process), but I only wish to focus on the current two threads. There will be a burning/app. coin addition process on the site when ready. Thx, wanna post here when ssl is up. |
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Mock all you want, not his full wallet that is crumbling in value.
au contraire, He hasn't unloaded all the premine.  And for the rest, well maybe they will learn a thing or two. |
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MAAM makes Monday my favorite day of the Monero week! The participation levels seem to keep rising. That's because the deeper you dig into it the better it gets. Nothing hidden and the best team imaginable with the best goal. |
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i'm searching new dev and i ask to merge BTC whit EclipseCoin and Vcoin ...
Came on We need new dev ... Anyone or Group for this coin??
For a new developer >>>>> I give you 10,000 Btcu >>>>>but this coin must not die !!
Good developer ..... I will do the big pump
I will give also 10000 btcu to new dev You were all warned. |
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@Fluffy, Error while sending. A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding. You can stop the script now, open the script in the debugger, or let the script continue.
Script: https://mymonero.com/js/crypto.js?1:1 Next error: Something unexpected occurred when submitting your transaction: Invalid transaction Signed out and tried again and got while sending: Failed to get unspent outs Back to this. Something unexpected occurred when submitting your transaction: Invalid transaction General remark here, if you incur an error please contact support (as well) -> support[at]mymonero[dot]com Not the end of the world, figured I'd let others know as well. I Pm'd Fluffy a link to the post. When he signs on he'll get it. I'd rather not bother him while he's at the conference. |
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Is this bad or very bad for monero?
Neither, It has zero effect. We are all well aware of that project and whenever it finishes it still will not effect XMR. Patching a leaking boat will not make it float as long as a hull made of better materials. |
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@Fluffy, Error while sending. A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding. You can stop the script now, open the script in the debugger, or let the script continue.
Script: https://mymonero.com/js/crypto.js?1:1 Next error: Something unexpected occurred when submitting your transaction: Invalid transaction Signed out and tried again and got while sending: Failed to get unspent outs Back to this. Something unexpected occurred when submitting your transaction: Invalid transaction |
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So I was going to buy something and http://www.noblemovement.com/marketplace isn't working. And also It should be https, that is the link from your sig Rofo so if it's wrong then correct please. Also I cannot sign in, I'm assuming my old account from before noxt is no longer viable? Without Https I'm not creating an account. You should never use a non encrypted connection on a monetary site. |
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I believe polo has the right, within their ToS, to unwind trades if someone pulls shenanigans like that.
Why? All fair in free market speculation. They even warn of the possibility of losing everything you have. People want to gamble their coins then they are taking the risk, they just have to decide what that risk is worth.  |
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does jojatekok still frequent these boards to lock this thread?
I'm sure he gets emails from pm's still. And will respond to a dev request.  |
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Ok, As a intellectual exercise lets say your goal is to lose as much of lenders assets as possible, how would you do this and what would it cost (for optimal effect)? As an aside what could you do to hedge this action or even benefit from it?
You are asking how you could damage the lenders intentionally? You could do it, but I don't think you could profit on it. You would need to take them up on their loans, even at extremely high interest rates - really create a lending frenzy. Use those loans to set up elaborate sell walls near-the-money. Ensure you have only minimum margin requirements in this account #1. Then, with account #2 you could have to place a titanic buy order, eating through all your self-errected near-the-money walls at once and skyrocketing the price by a major % amount. This would liquidate your account #1, and force Polo to try to repay the lenders. But since your account #2 is still driving up the price an irrational amount the lenders would not be able to be compensated. This would cost you significantly because you would eat the losses from having account #1 liquidated even though you would end up with a substantial portion of XMR in account #2. Yes but this does not take into account other exchanges and the bots that will auto arbitrage. |
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This thread needs to be locked and the Title changed to reflect it is no longer supported.
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AFAIK (correct me if wrong), Poloniex does not hold the account owner personally at risk if the short game goes bust. According to their Terms of Use, they do hold the account holder responsible: If, after your positions and assets are liquidated, your account still contains insufficient funds to settle your debts to lenders, you will be responsible for any additional funds owed However, if the account holder doesn't pay, the risk then theoretically falls next on the lender: When you lend to other users using the Platform’s P2P lending system, you risk the loss of an unpaid principle if the borrower defaults on a loan and liquidation of the borrower's account fails to raise sufficient funds to cover his or her debt. In practice, I agree true black swan risks probably exist (aside from those that exist outside the lending system altogether). I was under the impression that once the value of your accounts assets were reached on your short that your position was auto closed, so how can the lender end up paying for the shorter? If there is insufficient ask liquidity to close his short. Ok, As a intellectual exercise lets say your goal is to lose as much of lenders assets as possible, how would you do this and what would it cost (for optimal effect)? As an aside what could you do to hedge this action or even benefit from it? |
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Speaking of shorts, it looks like our mystery shorter dumped 3000 more borrowed coins and may be placing some of that imposing sell wall.
At this point they may be 'pot committed' and will get liquidated at an increasingly narrower margin of error. They will continue to pile shorted coins on to avert the loss, digging their hole deeper and deeper until the slightest buying pressure creates a titanic liquidation of their position.
Mystery shorter, you are playing a dangerous game. Good luck, and I hope you will recover from the impending loss in time.
what sell wall? |
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This community is so "polluted" ... iCEBRAKER was a former CEO of Hashfast, criminal ASIC scammer with a lawsuit in progress. No wonder he's all-in in Monero, he had to 'wash' his stolen bitcoins... It's kind of interesting that iCEBREAKER was apparently mixed up in this scam ( http://www.deanslyons.com/PDFs/2014-03-25-Plaintiff-s-First-Amended-Petition.pdf ; interesting aside - who'd have thought you'd see bitcointalk screenshots in court proceedings) with cypherdoc, and subsequently they each ended up on opposite sides of the big block/small block bitcoin debate. Since they were both allegedly paid shills for hashfast, maybe blockstream is now paying iCEBREAKER for shilling and coinbase is paying cypherdoc to shill blocksize arguments. Who knows, maybe fluffypony is paying iCEBREAKER for shilling Monero  All I see is 2 of his posts in the middle of others, noting to say he was involved. But I'm not reading that whole PDF. http://www.deanslyons.com/PDFs/2014-03-25-Plaintiff-s-First-Amended-Petition.pdf |
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AFAIK (correct me if wrong), Poloniex does not hold the account owner personally at risk if the short game goes bust. According to their Terms of Use, they do hold the account holder responsible: If, after your positions and assets are liquidated, your account still contains insufficient funds to settle your debts to lenders, you will be responsible for any additional funds owed However, if the account holder doesn't pay, the risk then theoretically falls next on the lender: When you lend to other users using the Platform’s P2P lending system, you risk the loss of an unpaid principle if the borrower defaults on a loan and liquidation of the borrower's account fails to raise sufficient funds to cover his or her debt. In practice, I agree true black swan risks probably exist (aside from those that exist outside the lending system altogether). I was under the impression that once the value of your accounts assets were reached on your short that your position was auto closed, so how can the lender end up paying for the shorter? |
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Yup, you're a member alright. And you're a Sr.Member Scam! And you're a dullard. And a Hero Member. Wait, He's a dullard yet you sig recommends using Javascript! ROTFLMAO |
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I've been wrong alot but it looks like a stalemate to me.
Just Kc,d,e,f right?
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Alice Homemade: first restaurant in the world to accept XMR? On Friday I had the pleasure to make a real-life XMR transaction with what is probably the first restaurant to accept Monero in the world: "Alice Homemade". I ordered two salads to be delivered at my home, and paid the delivery man (who also happened to be the restaurant owner) 12 XMR. There is also a 20% discount if you pay with Monero, and on top of the discount I also got two delicious tiramisus, because... that was history in the making! (Note I ordered food many times before while paying in XMR. Where I live there is a big website that accept Bitcoin and does the interface between end-customers and hundreds of restaurants, so usually I just pay that website in XMR through https://xmr.to - the restaurants in this case don't even know the command is paid in BTC, even less in XMR). But this time this was different, this restaurant Alice Homemade is now accepting Monero directly! (They were also one of the first in the country to accept bitcoins). Here is the Monero transaction for my two salads: 68be427ec0e6c09961522e444e862b643a86ed0f36aaca170c2116686b5d2f44 They don't have a website, here is the location and some pictures on google. If you pass by (it's close to Brussels international airport), show them some love I've heard of the Place! You can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant. That must be why they are such into privacy centric assets. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m57gzA2JCcM |
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