Why did monero get removed from coinmarketcap.com? Because of change in ticker?

I meant sell wall

There is a wall at 30,000 NXT for 10 stakes, can it be taken down? we will see

I see, thank you.

On Asset Exchange, when I cancel my offer it puts a red line over it but doesnt allow me to use funds again. Is there any time limit or something? Its been like this for 15 minutes

Yes you are a scammer, I lost tons to you. People beware of TradeFortress!

So its been issued already? I cannot find it on next ae. And thank you for reply.

When will nem tokens be available?

BitStamp order book looks much nicer now

Chartbuddy talks to himself.

In any market price is directly dependent to amount of money willing to enter the market. 

Thats exactly my point because chinese were the ones putting most of fresh money.

Windjc is right, it takes a lot of money to raise btc price at this mkcap. And without A LOT of fresh fiat it is not very possible scenario. We better hope BTC adoption suddenly accelerates and creates a new hype. Its good that money is flowing into infrastructure and eco-system because without that btc has no sense except for speculation, and at least it is getting some positive news coverage.

Nice language Btw, I hold Nxt too

Yes it is, most of it is based on distributed exchange.

Most of stuff from nxt is copy from ripple, probably not exact code but the ideas.

Fidor is pretty inventive bank, they are big supporters of bitcoin, take a look at this article about it (http://newsbtc.com/2014/05/05/fidor-bank-bitcoin-ripple-whats-next/):

A bank in Germany that goes by the name of Fidor Bank AG is truly differentiating itself even further from your grandparents’ bank. You may have read that Fidor became the first bank to utilize Ripple’s payment protocol, so why is this bank so different?

Fidor is not your traditional bank. Just take a second to digest all the features Fidor’s smart checking account offers besides the trite bank/bank card “perks” that every bank offers.

Fidor’s smart checking account enables users to:

    Have no account fees
    Borrow money from friends
    Buy precious metals
    Buy foreign currencies
    Buy alternative currencies (BTC and some AltCoins)
    Send payments to e-mail addresses, twitter handles or phone numbers
    And much more.

Fidor has partnered with the German bitcoin exchange bitcoin.de all the way back in July and more recently announced it’s Bitcoin derivatives market back in January.

Fidor will begin using Ripple for intra-bank payments in its’ German branches and with their international partners. If this does bring down the cost of doing business, as planned, more banks may soon follow.

Fidor is bucking the trend for what a modern bank could become, using technology to bring down the costs of banking and giving customers more freedom over their money.

I dont write much but I read a lot.

I am long term holder of BTC (longer then most of you probably as my avg price is bellow USD 1 and I am still holding - I sold only a portion on first run to 260 USD) and I am also a long term holder of Ripple too. Why? Because both of these technologies could be extremely disruptive.

I am sad that this forum turned from supporters of technologies into people that just talk shit about things they dont even understand.

Ripple is extremely powerful technology and its the one that could disrupt financial system and force it to change (other technologies will come along too in the future). Anyone who has used Ripple knows exactly what I am talking about.

That being said, I will still hold both of those currencies and I am 100% sure that success of Ripple can only help bitcoin and hopefully Ripple Labs manages to get some more financial institutions aboard as that is one of the ways for cryptocurrencies to enter mainstream and thus change the world a bit. (Dont even start with bank hating speeches because most of you cant wait to profit on bitcoin to withdraw to fiat and into the banks you claim to hate that much)

Instead of hate speeches try to find new ways to use those currencies for what they are supposed to be used (transfer of money, buying selling stuff etc).

Exchange that is the longest in business without any problem is The Rock Exchange. They are small but have gotten through a lot of things since 2007 when they started in Second Life.

I am trading with dollars too and how are you buying your bitcoins? with chickens?