Happy new year!  You should create your new free floating Greek Drachma on the RIPPLE network. It would set you free to swap and issue whatever you want, to whoever you want.  |
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Anybody else was PM'ed for a Stellar giveaway, by member "stellar.or9"? http://www.launch-stella phishing r-org.co.nf/dashboard Its in broken English and a poor attempt of a scam, isn't it. |
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That launched very fast, thanks. The Finder version string for the app info is missing, so you never get to know which version you have, in case it doesn't launch anymore. |
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Great, you got a Mac wallet?
It launched after an hour or so, its 1.10.0.0
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(2015) Ripple will be bigger then Bitcoin although this is possible, but by bigger, ripple could be bigger in transactional volume and trading volume than BTC while the XRP price remains the same. and that's what matters. A substantially and controlled rise in price would just make for an avalanche way of distribution. It is pretty un-pegged to Bitcoin, and I think this is one of its major advantages. |
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I have suggested it before:
Why not move the Masternode network completely and solely into the IPv6 space.
Every node could have an arbitrary amount of addresses, bound to an arbitrary amount of wallets.
The node addresses could even be changed all the time by some maintenance protocol.
How would non-IPv6 clients be able to connect to a masternode? I believe most end users like myself currently do not have access to IPv6 through their ISP. Could MNs run their own DNS service - no more need for a fixed IP? Not sure exactly what problem this would solve. AFAIK there is also no requirement for a fixed IP currently. The protocol allows to send a dsee message to update the address of a masternode for a VIN. Security. Scalability. Would even make up for another Monday morning crazy idea: Each coin bound to a Masternode instance could be bound to its own IPv6 address. Lets call it PoH - Proof Of Hosting Even for coin creation - you could create a valid coin address just by hosting it under an IPv6 address, by some bounds. Could even exist in a different chain, but used for mixing. After a certain amount of time the coin is seen under the address, you could claim it to a wallet and it makes its way into the main chain. It would make mining obsolete. The incentive to run a Masternode is to earn the unclaimed coins after some time. |
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I have suggested it before:
Why not move the Masternode network completely and solely into the IPv6 space.
Every node could have an arbitrary amount of addresses, bound to an arbitrary amount of wallets.
The node addresses could even be changed all the time by some maintenance protocol.
How would non-IPv6 clients be able to connect to a masternode? I believe most end users like myself currently do not have access to IPv6 through their ISP. Not true, in the meantime rather the other way around. Anybody still on XP here? Could be two-phased: - IPv4 nodes run 1 node for 1 wallet - IPv6 enabled nodes are scalable to any amount of addresses and wallets |
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I have suggested it before:
Why not move the Masternode network completely and solely into the IPv6 space.
Every node could have an arbitrary amount of addresses, bound to an arbitrary amount of wallets.
The node addresses could even be changed all the time by some maintenance protocol.
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Hey guys, I'm wondering if anyone can help? I noticed my masternode hadn't received a payment in 6 days, so I tried restarting it, but the local says it can't connect to the remote. So I tried reindexing the remote, and gave them a new mn privkey number, but still no joy. Weirder still, after reindexing, it took a couple of hours to catch up, and now it's not moving beyond 190167, while we're on 190170+ I have an amazon ec2 server. Anyone know why it might be functioning so slowly? What could my server have done to get such a bad connection? (I have 11 active connections, but my other server has 24) I'm thinking maybe I need to create a new server if this bugger doesn't get better soon, too tiring to figure out the problem  EDIT: Hummm, I think I know what's going on. They're squeezing out the t1 servers by closing off the network access I bet. My other server was upgraded to a t2 and it's not having problems. They've been changing things over there and I'm certain this is what they've done. Cost me 6 days of possible payments, those jerks! I can't wait to get a new provider! Check out OVH. I have several VPSs there. The cheapest offer ($ 3) should be sufficient for a Masternode. http://www.ovh.com/us/vps/vps-classic.xml |
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No, most of the market is US $ and Yen entering the network. Up to 2 figure million ranges. You find all that information on http://www.ripplecharts.com |
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"Pumping" is such a mean word.
Once it reaches an institutional level it's called "Market Making".
Please adjust your lingo.
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- the bitcoin blockchain will be like a 14.4 modem, think about it
LOL! That statement sums it all up. I mean, it already is, isn't it? Maybe they should try MNP5 on the blockchain. |
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Those who say its a pump should have a look at the charts and the Ripple trade and network data.
Barely 22 % of the network value is Bitcoin. The rest is fiat.
So you suggest the pump would mainly happen in US $ and Yen?
The data simply doesn't correlate with the usual Bitcoin mob's modus operandi.
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This topic should be renamed "DRK BAG HOLDING & BELIEVING SUPPORT GROUP"  Its pathetic, but I love it. Every coin is an evangelism, a sect of true believers, singing their psamls and mantras. Sheep glad to be lead to the promised land, or into damnation  |
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I have seen a lot of positive developments over the last few months. I do not think anyone can say with certainty what is moving the price, but I would assume that at least part of it relates to the above. These are all great developments for Ripple. But really none of these developments mean the price should go up. Every single one of these banks/services can buy $100 worth of XRP and have enough to make transactions for months. Why not? It's like a thriving penny stock handed over to them, for free. It has all it takes to become a major vehicle itself. |
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Simples really.
The dame people shorting and drumping Bitcoin are pumping Ripple.
They have decided to do after several months of a Bitcopin bear market when they know noobs will be squirming and will probably dump Bitcoin and put into Ripple just as they are exiting with huge profits.
Do not worry it will not last forever. Check previous peaks and troughs. Market cycles. Low liquidity. Pump and dump groups. Nothing new to see here.
That's what they said about bitcoin at 8 cents, 2 dollars, 20 dollars, 260 dollars? When Bitcoin is back at 8 cents, they will say "I told you so". |
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It'll be epic.
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The RIPPLE side wasn't the slow part of your transaction, though... What about good old Craptsy? When are they becoming a real gateway? Heres some background info on who's pulling strings in this new episode of the crypto adventure series. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=688530.0 It'll be epic. |
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