UNO is featured on Bitcoin Rush today! This guy is a character!  Check it out, around 3:45.  Bitcoin Rush was able to put some of Prominerone's great graphics to good use! If you like his work, you can tip btc at 17vPhPit8cZP3sspyFw57f4Tj98ab9Hm3g, or tip uno: uW8UQt3uTPHxeVL59WamzRjTfyCJbjPxvd  |
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Waiting for 255 UNO withdrawal. Stuck balance from nearly 2 weeks, remains unresolved.
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TAKE MY MONEY!!! PM me the details. I'll pay in UNO please. |
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Despite the bad guys, the GOOD GUYS & GALS are going to make great things happen for UNO in year 2!! We're just getting started!  |
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If I'm going to get ripped off, I want to be ripped off by the best!  We'll see what happens. At least I get some entertainment for my losses. It won't stop me from continuing to buy Uno. I'm glad we can get this out of the way BEFORE Uno turns 1 year old! What a year it has been. Here's to a great 2nd year. Stand by! The Clown Is In The House!!And I'm not talking about Alex Green. I hope we can lighten the mood with a little ridiculousness. |
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Well, things have gotten interesting very fast. Jackson Palmer released this moments ago. https://www.dropbox.com/s/hca1c7k0b8j1osm/Moolah.pdf?dl=0 Alex Green, ceo of Moolah/MintPal is (allegedly) a famous scammer. This should start to get pretty good by tomorrow. Events moving extremely fast right now. |
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Unlike gox or coinex, there was actual warning that mintpal was going down. Anytime an exchange goes down, there IS a chance of them having issues bringing it back up.
I just moved my unos from mp to bittrex a few days before they were supposed to shut it down and do their thing. I didn't have any issues.
All things considered, unless someone has word that mp is RIP i would stay hopeful on it all the same.
You guys are slackin leavin your coins on an exchange like that though! Crap coins are one thing, couple bucks and no love lost. This is precious uno though! Sweet, tangy, refreshing Uno!
I always wondered how the exchanges work. It makes sense that a lot of the trading is done off the chain, other wise you would constantly need to wait for confirmations. That was really a big question in my mind, glad it was answered. This system certainly gives the exchange owners ALL the power. Isn't this shit just like the current banking system in that if we all pull our coins at once, the thing collapses, because they aren't really there?
It wasn't like that for me. The day they brought up MP v2, I tried to move out the Uno I had there. The result was that some kind of "TX failed" error, that immediately removed any access to the coins. I couldn't even trade them any more on MP. They were just gone. Then there was no help from support. I would have moved all coins off of MP before the release of V2, if I had know that the rollout wouldn't be seamless. There are some things in life I have to just presume, or else life is too difficult and complex for me to consider every possible outcome. One thing I presumed was that V2 would be a seamless roll out, that MP wouldn't go down for days, then when it came back it would be WORSE off than V1. Updates are supposed to be better, not worse. I also presume I'm going to get in my car in a few minutes, turn the key and it won't explode (I may be wrong about that, too). But I mean.... who takes down a platform that works and replaces it with one that wouldn't even pass the most basic QA smoketest? Sure, we could all just pull our coins off all exchanges, and maybe the inhouse exchange is a good idea, but even that limits your pool of buyers/sellers. If there's nobody on exchanges who will buy when you want to sell, and sell when you want to buy? While I keep most off of exchanges, I understand that if the market is illiquid, it doesn't help the value of Uno. But this is just total and complete managerial incompetence. Why would you tell your dev team to push out an update like this? They must have been telling him, "it's not ready!" Any developer working on that shit v2 software would totally know it's going to blow up, that's not tested, but they did it any way. Any 1st year QA person doing basic useability tests would have an issues list a mile long. Anyway, it's a little too late and unhelpful to hear people scolding about not keeping coins on exchanges. I know. I get it. I took the chance to try and help make the market in my favorite coin. It's not the first time I've been screwed in cryptoland, and probably won't be the last. |
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 Surfin the UNocalypse Hey man, its fun to see you! You're a long timer here! And that's exactly how I pictured you. Except for the guitar. |
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Looking forward to watching and learning about hedges. Or hedging. Whatever. Lots to learn.
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@Mintpal: Gotta wonder what the real story is. Did they just buy it to scam all these people their funds? Did they not know (what I assume is) that MP was having slippery transactions off of the blockchain in fractional-reserve cryptocurrency'ing, like I assume more exchanges continue to do, like gox did? (DON'T STORE YOUR COINS ON EXCHANGES!!!)
Did they get screwed by their people? (It did seem like they had a user-interface (UI) coder who was fired, since they were looking for a UI person halfway through the crisis.)
Were they just as incompetent all around as this looks?
WTH?!
I have funds in 2 accounts on there! Not the end of the world, but this hurts. Hundreds of dollars. (Already factored into my tight budget, though, as this monstrosity has been going on for weeks, now.)
I feel your pain. I'm out hundreds of Un. Moolah says MintPal will continue, and that it has been turned over to a new management team (who exactly, they did not say), that all funds are safe. And oh by the way, we're taking MintPal offline because of a big security issue. |
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does anyone know why the rich lists are different? is one on the wrong fork? which is correct?
The conia richlist has not been as reliable as chainz. Conia right now says, "last processed block: 491694 (september 22, 2014, 18:57 utc," so there's the problem. I'll email him and see if he'll restart it. |
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A bit of good news! BitcoinRush video news program will be featuring Unobtanium in this week's show! I'll be sure to post the link when it becomes available. People are taking notice of UNO!
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I hope none of you are having as difficult a time I am at MP. 8 days, trying to withdraw just 250 Uno. Funds are in limbo, inaccessible even for trading on MP.
If you haven't figured it out by now that there are serious problems there, I strongly suggest not sending any funds over there.
This experience is really a downer after we all worked so hard to retain this market. At this point, I don't know how they will ever pull out of this nosedive. I'm really hope I am the only one here having trouble.
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I am always torn. Fuckin assholes who play the spreads like that on cryptsy. Last time i checked there were two decent size walls, 4 and 7 btc i think. Check today, and cyptsy is back to .007, i don't see those walls. and i see 2k+ uno dumped, which was about what was being purchased. There isn't much of anything to do about it i suppose, other than try to draw awareness.
In reality, the only people who purchase huge chunks of coins like that are pump and dumpers. I would imagine any person who is in it for the long haul, someone who trades using their mind over emotions, purchases coins at varying prices trying to average out their cost per coin. Anyone who is willing to buy so many at once is even more willing to dump them imho.
Hold on Sismokesalot - don't talk non sense an bullshit here! I am the guy with that .0073 buy order 1 ton+ wall and i got from the last dump 1 ton. A had a choice whether to leave that se there to defense some price stability or to pull it and put it very low for much more uno. And i just left it there. And to be 100% honest i'm telling you this : I never ever sell a single gram of Un to now and you can consider me for one of the biggest long term holders. Maybe just maybe my first small portion of it i'm gonna sell NOT LESS THAN .08 or greater! And when i decide to sell some - no one even felt that because it's going to be in very small amount each sell for kilo or less ! So I tell you man i do not care if I wait 5 or 10 years!!! And I can afford this because simply I believe strongly in the Unobtanium idea . So do not call me dumper. You do not know all the people here! I think .08 is a reasonable target. Count me in. |
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I am always torn. Fuckin assholes who play the spreads like that on cryptsy. Last time i checked there were two decent size walls, 4 and 7 btc i think. Check today, and cyptsy is back to .007, i don't see those walls. and i see 2k+ uno dumped, which was about what was being purchased. There isn't much of anything to do about it i suppose, other than try to draw awareness.
In reality, the only people who purchase huge chunks of coins like that are pump and dumpers. I would imagine any person who is in it for the long haul, someone who trades using their mind over emotions, purchases coins at varying prices trying to average out their cost per coin. Anyone who is willing to buy so many at once is even more willing to dump them imho.
Yes, I'm with you. Glad to have bought Uno at .006, but I get a rush out of seeing the price at .01. So Un reverts to the median incline it's been on since July. Or someone dumps it further and I get more Un for my btc. I'm ok with either scenario. I'm shifting things around right now, taking the advice to add to my cold storage. It's best for me when it's out of sight, out of mind. |
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Some dumping at this height is to be expected. It was a good setup for a whale and he took it, probably planning to buy back cheaper. He once liked Uno very much, and probably still does. Traders buy low & sell high, then repeat, right? I hope those who bought in 009 & 01 like me used the opportunity lower their average cost. I never put up any buy orders that I don't want filled.  The long term trend is still intact, and Uno got rarer with last week's block halving. I know where this coin is headed. What I see on this chart is a repeat of that bump Uno got around August 1. It wasn't the end of the world then, and it isn't now. Nothing has changed, except a tiny number at Cryptsy and a couple tons of Un moved to better hands. Stay flexible. To every thing there is a season. I'm still willing to buy up to .01, but now the dumper has trained me to sit back and wait for his dumps. A wide spread not such a bad thing right now. If he's willing to sell down to .0045, I'm sure willing to buy at .005/.006 to shake out more Un. No hurry. As Wolong himself once said in a now-deleted tweet, "I have all the patience." |
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It's very odd. People only want it when it's expensive. When it's cheap, "stay away!" lol
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