Do you invest in startup companies as well? If no, throwing money at ICOs is a big gamble that you shouldn't be doing unless you're prepared that 1/100 might succeed, while the rest will fail miserably. My recommendation would be to look at a solid base with coins that provide good strengths, be it privacy, transaction speeds, ease of use of something else.

I've been holding some assets for a long time, and the gains far outweigh anything I could consider by investing in any ICO. The risk in ICO's is great, so be cautious. Read up on Bitcoins fundamentals and compare that to the say top10 altcoins. I think that will give you a better idea if Bitcoin is the sole king you should invest in, or if there are other potential altcoins that have a promising feature set.

Use this seed nodes for the MUE quark wallet

video tutorial available here https://youtu.be/Dizj1WgR9Jg

Yobit could do a swap, but only after doing the swap via myMUE, just like everyone else. Bittrex is getting special treatment as they are the biggest exchange and we are trying to keep them afloat with as little downtime as possible.

We are asking people to take care of their MUE themselves and Yobit in particular has not shown any interest of solving any current wallet issues.

We are moving to another algo and a complete different blockchain. As such, coins on the old (current) Quark chain will not be functional any more. There will be a small transition period running the quark chain to aid moving coins over to the X11 branch, but don't take any chances, try to move them asap before we move this Sunday.

As for Yobit, I'm sorry for your loss. You can try to ask them to do something about their wallet software, but as BizzyB said, the dev team has asked them repeatedly for over a year to fix their software, but without any response. Your best option is to try to sell your coins, but then someone else will be holding a worthless asset once MUE changes to X11.

Try adding a couple of nodes so the blockchain syncs up properly. Then you will be able to move your coins.

No, MUE is a proof of work coin and there is no staking available.

The webwallets.io will however support other staking coins and you can use that to deposit coins that stake there, rather than setting up your own wallets at home.

Two tiered network, masternode backbone
Instantsend
Privatesend
Self funded
Distributed and decentralized governance
Soon to come; evolution that transform crypto and makes it accessible to nearly everybody - not the technically  advanced users only.

In a sense it is surprising that the price is  as low as it is. By this time next year things are likely to be very different in the top of coinmarketcap 

See the highlighted quote. After the swap you will have to make a deposit to mymue.com and the ongoing swaps will be on a case by case basis, and of course may take a little time to clear.

You can buy MUE with CreditCard & bank transfer at www.Bittylicious.com ,
or these exchanges;
https://bittrex.com/Market/?MarketName=BTC-MUE ,
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange?market=MUE_BTC ,
https://bleutrade.com/exchange/MUE/BTC ,
https://altex.ws/Market/Trade/?Pair=MUE/BTC ,
https://c-cex.com/?p=mue-btc

But please stay away from Yobit, you will just lose your funds as you cannot withdraw your coins.

Depending on where you live, maybe localbitcoins.com could allow you to transfer BTC to fiat without registering personal information on a website. But when you are using fiat, there are lots of regulations the sites need to comply with, so that's why they are asking for customer data, KYC (know your customer) and AML (anti money laundering) as required by the authorities.

Alternatively, there are debit cards that can be funded with BTC, so is that's your end goal, it might be an option to use you Bitcoin that way without needing to convert them to fiat first.

no difference, just that they are activated as we launch.

Good for you igotek!
Just remember the current limits; you can't withdraw until the transition has been made, and the masternode shares are of course not active until the X11 network starts up. But otherwise, good luck with your shares!

Go right ahead, you can either send your MUE to your deposit address on mymue.com, or keep them in your own wallet and after the transition buy a share of the shared masternodes.

True, but that is the same with any kind of asset. If a big holder sells, and the coins available are greater than the demand, the price ultimately goes down until a new equilibrium is found.

We had had a longer period of sideway movement price wise and expectations are starting to ramp up now as we move forward.
Alongside the transition we have a set of new features and services mentioned above, so the team is working hard to deliver and make MUE a success

MUE just reached its all time high market cap, and the outlook for climbing higher is looking better and better

Yes, instantsend is pretty darn amazing, and shows the strength in how the two-tiered network works!
I find it very pleasant every time I make a transaction and its confirmed a second later 

Looking good for sure bizzyb! The market demand is getting stronger as we are getting ever so closer to the transition

Just hold your ponies igotek, once MUE has made the transition you can start buying shares. We are still working really hard to make the move, but we aren't really there just yet. Have patients, we are soon there

There was a community vote a long time ago, when MUE was moving from quark to X11, that the collateral was to be set at 500 K.

We are aware of the high cost of a masternode, so we will be offering a shared masternode service, please check out myMUE.com - a marketplace for buying shares in masternodes, each share being 10 000 MUE.

The masternode concept is different from some delegated governances in that anyone who has the required collateral may set up a masternode. There is no separation of people - no trying to buy votes or so as in other delegates syatems. Instead it is pure economics; anyone who wants may set up a masternode as long as they fulfill the requirements e.g. collateral limits.

There are no limits other than current coin supply. Dash has some 4500 active masternodes, but MUE will have far less as MUEs collateral limit is quite high; 500 000 MUE. In fact, the network becomes stronger the more active nodes there are.

Hi! I'll ty to give an overview. Dash introduced the concept of masternodes as the backbone of their network. In Dash different actors are needed for the governing of the network. Compare to Bitcoin where the only paid actors are the miners, they get the whole block rewards + fees for securing the network. But as we have seen with the long going debate around the block size, Bitcoin has a major governance problem, simply because it lacks governance.

So, Dash gave us the concept of masternodes, special full nodes on the network that can perform additional functions;

• supervise the coin mixing,
• secure the instantsend transactions,
• hold a copy of the blockchain on high performance networks,
• take part in voting for governance proposals

For these services the masternode operators are paid 45% of the blockrewards, 18 MUE per block, to one masternode. The rest of the block reward, 45% gets paid to the miner who made the block, and the remaining 10% is used for funding the network, paying for contractors, developers, services etc that the masternode operators agree upon.

The governance function of the masternode operators, is very important as they are stakeholders in the network and seek to strengthen the MonetaryUnit network as much as they can. A stronger network, more services, etc are all resolved via voting as the masternode operators vote, once a month, on any proposals that have been made to the network. The votes helps resolve any issues, so we don't have any infectious discussions like the blocksize debate. The masternode operators make a vote, and that ends the discussion and we all move forward.

So, in summary, the masternodes perform technical functions on the network, and the masternode operator is allowed to vote on the path of how the network moves forward. This was just the very basics, and I have intentionally left out a bunch of details, but please ask more questions and we will try to explain further.