Yes, I think it's worthy - although I'm biased as you can see by my signature.

There are a number of reasons, but the foremost is anonymity. This coin has that on the forefront of it's mind and I think that's a great base feature to start with. Also, they have just about released DeepVault - a new feature that gives you peace of mind that your files have not been tampered with. That's just a start with more features to come. A new exchange has been in the works for some time as well.

Beyond that, I received over 700 DeepOnions from the last airdrop - as I write this, that's currently valued at over $500. Hard not to want to take part in something that pays that well.

Thanks for the update DEV, it's good to see you follow through on this one.

Looking forward to more informative posts on MNE and Artemine and where they're headed in the future. Any updates are always appreciated.

The short answer is - whichever exchange has the coin/token that I'm trading.

If I have a choice, though,  I like to stick with the big ones - Bittrex is my favorite at the moment.

Lol, it's a magical trading bot that they've written that allows them to give away those interest rates.

It's a pyramid scheme (slightly different from a Ponzi scheme: http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/09/ponzi-vs-pyramid.asp ) if I've ever seen one. There's a guy that promotes it incessantly on Steemit.

Part of me wishes I'd gotten in early to get in on it but then the moral part of me remembers that I'm basically stealing money from those that come in after I do.

To do so, you just need to follow these directions:

EXOR contract address:

0x898bF39cd67658bd63577fB00A2A3571dAecbC53

To convert EXOR to ELIX, send EXOR to the ELIX address:

0xc8C6A31A4A806d3710A7B38b7B296D2fABCCDBA8

To view EXOR in your wallet, add the custom token with information:

Contract Address: 0x898bF39cd67658bd63577fB00A2A3571dAecbC53
Symbol: EXOR
Decimals: 18

To view ELIX in your wallet, add the custom token with information:

Contract Address: 0xc8C6A31A4A806d3710A7B38b7B296D2fABCCDBA8
Symbol: ELIX
Decimals: 18

Hope that helps!

I think Neo is still cheap - especially if you look at the highs it recently hit. If the 'Chinese Ethereum' goes on a run like regular Ethereum, you could be looking at quite sizeable gains. I wouldn't be surprised if this one doubles or triples soon.

I wouldn't shy away from it just because it's of a higher value than the others that you're considering.

Umm, is it worth $35 to figure out how to create your own Wi-Fi hotspot and charge other customers for access?

There are plenty of free guides out there...
https://toughnickel.com/starting-business/How-To-Make-a-WiFi-Hotspot-Business

I think it's extremely helpful to the moderators, but that's about it. If you read here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2166379.0

You'll note they mention that, '...in general there's no need to worry about accuracy too much.'

So I would assume as long as you're not abusing the tool and reporting someone you don't like just for the hell of it, you should be fine.

Hope that helps.

Yes, that's correct.

Every two weeks you level up 14 points as long as you've made 14 posts during that time frame.

You can read more about the member rankings here:
https://www.google.com/url?q=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php%3Ftopic%3D178608.0&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwjcgbHm7sfWAhWJsFQKHaa7AkwQFggEMAA&client=internal-uds-cse&usg=AFQjCNHwCDOBAIiK6Xo2H3jQx9DTRqG7hw

You can check the balance on many sites.

Here's one such example https://bitref.com/1ATSDJeoQr71x7xNDRytxFnxQ8ckDUeDbT

Hope that helps!

I like Neo - it's been on a tear the past two or three days.

And, as you can see by my signature, I'm quite biased towards DeepOnion.

It's been a bit down of late, but I just see that as another buying opportunity.

That being said, I would do my own research before investing my money and not listen to random people on internet forums

You beat me to it - the Tuskegee experiment, Gulf of Tonkin incident, Operation Paperclip - those are just a few confirmed 'Conspiracy Theories.'

When the government has proven itself to be deceitful and untrustworthy, why would you believe the official story?

One of the many reasons I'm deeply invested in anonymous crypto's (see signature below).

Ah, my mistake. Well, I'm not aware of a thread like that around here, but you can find such dictionaries or glossaries online such as this one: https://www.coinpursuit.com/definitions/

Yeah, I wouldn't be surprised if it happens eventually but I'd honestly be shocked if it happens that soon.

The article didn't give much other than one guys speculation based on what overstock has done.

I believe in crypto - I think it's the future - but I don't see this happening yet based on what I'm reading.

I honestly can't think of many abbreviations that are used here other than the three character coding for the crypto's. If you're looking for that information, you can find it here:

https://coinmarketcap.com/

Otherwise, if you have a question about an abbreviation, it's probably just best to ask.

That's a good question. Generally, when I'm selling a market bump, I'll usually put everything in btc and hold it there. I guess if you're looking to take it all and put it into fiat, you would be left with your dilemma.

I probably wouldn't mind keeping fiat in a very reputable exchange, but for the most part I'm going to go ahead and make sure that money is in my bank account. Yes, you're going to lose money in the transaction fees but at the same time, I don't really feel like it's my money until I can access it from my bank. If the bump is large enough, it should hopefully cover the fees and then some.

Heck, call me old fashioned, but when I cash out, I like to put a little in physical gold and silver too. I don't think I trust fiat too much regardless of where it's being held, lol.

Yes, go with the first step the previous poster mentioned. Disable it and when re-enabling, write the code down.

I made to mistake of resetting my phone and it was a nightmare to prove that a Livecoin account was mine. Bittrex was a bit easier but it still wasn't fun. I had no idea the code generator didn't backup like every other Google product until it was too late.

I was fortunate to get them both back otherwise I would've lost about $1000.

Yeah, it's extremely disappointing to see the projects go this route - a little transparency goes a long way.

I was a big fan of MNE in the beginning, but now I'm just getting out. I sent some initially for the Artemine project, but I'm probably just going to be writing that one off as a loss.

The Dev can still save some face, but it's going to take more than just popping in occasionally with an update here and there.

The two are a bit unrelated, but if you have an account that was hacked, check this thread for how to recover one: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=497545.0


As far as the signature, you need to be, I believe, at least a junior member before you can even post one.

Hope that helps.

I'm pretty sure it will add it automatically if you successfully signed up for the airdrop. That's how it worked for me, at least.

Hope that helps.