What's the purpose of using the blue color? Just say what you need to without shouting, and if you don't like the Monaco project, sell the tokens.

Let's be precise. The app is not flawed. It doesn't work for you. It worked for me and other people apparently. Honestly, Google is flawed because it often says that there's no compatible device, while there certainly is. Anyway, I managed to reserve the card. There's a mail contact, contact@mona.co, and a specific app development contact, dev@mona.co. You can get in touch for support.

I think you are a scammer, my friend. Any txid pasted will report that the tx is not confirmed.

Imo MCOBTC 0.2 is quite improbable. It's fantastically far-off. I would really like but I don't think it will happen. 0.02 spikes as I pointed out might be frequently possible. Fast spikes. What I may see is a stabilization at some point in time at 0.01 when the service is making headlines. We should study the price stabilization so we can better know when we should liquidate part of our holdings. In order to do that it's crucial to see the goings of the fundamentals besides the technicals.

Quite nice having some interesting reflections on the future of MCOBTC.
Based on my expectation and the high unimagined potential of the product offered by Monaco, I would push myself further.
I would in fact say that 0.01 BTC is not an outrageous prediction for MCO as a stabilization price in the long run because most people in the crypto space and beyond would definitely need such card. The abandonment of traditional bank card services is something many people aspire to.
This is why "multi-billion business or nothing" is a valid observation imo.
I do believe in this project so much. I really see a stupendous future of utilizing Monaco-like cards, above all in a situation in which the banking system is more and more government-directed and conniving with extensive shady political structures. The payment industry can really be revolutionized by the introduction of such card. Governments would be required to keep pace with this by monitoring transactions in a heavy and systematic fashion. However, the technobureaucratic cost of doing so would be enormous.
I do want to see what will happen. Really. Fiscally oriented transaction monitoring is the future of governments. Though compliance is always something that every financial services business conforms to, there is nevertheless a tremendously increasing cost such that governments will be increasingly challenged and prone to stumble and blunder blatantly. People will have to notice and appreciate the beauty of a technological advancement in the payment and transaction industry. They will have to embrace this somehow. Perhaps slowly and with noticeable uncertainty. But in the end those who really care about forsaking the conventional bank card services will stand in awe in front of such beauty.
The price must be a necessary consequence of this beauty. I believe so. Monaco started something, very silently. Omise Go is doing something that may be taken to be similar, but it's categorically different. We all need cards to pay. They are easy, comfortable, slimline. They are what we need.
This is why in my opinion MCOBTC may stabilize in the long run around even 0.008-0.01, with possible (numerous) spikes at even 0.02 BTC. The spikes being dictated by the urgent need for a vast minority to see a change.
Since at times I have a need for profit, I sold all my exchange-bought MCOs, while my ICO MCOs remained untouched. After selling I realized that it was not good, and that there cannot be any short term with MCO. You have to buy and hold. I needed thousands of them. Now I understand that I was right. Monaco is an excellent investment because it may start a disruption and promote it throughout.

Awesome!
Have a great weekend, dev.

I would like to agree, but I can't. Since the ICO price per coin was definitely high, I was uncertain, and after receiving silence from the people behind it, I decided to step back and forget about it. Too mysterious. I had an email exchange with the president, but he didn't give me any substantial information.
I'm interested in AI trading. BUT, hey, no presence. I wanted to know about their connection with Altredo, a shady trading blackbox firm. Nothing. The pitch at SeedRamp is not convincing even because this venture capital firm doesn't seem to be very knowledgeable about crypto.
Find here the link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8gCO2aHBT0

I would like to believe in this project, but who created it believes that it's not important to be communicative about it.
Too bad.

While doing my due diligence, the people behind the "project" had nothing to say: questions remained unanswered. I actually had my answers: nothing.
From 15 USD per coin at the ICO and still now to 1.40 USD at the moment is literally incredible! It is real. I don't even know how this initiative would work: after acquiring 10000 USD of CMP tokens, you should be entitled to receive a stick to securely hold your coins and benefit from the AI based trading features they boast of in the white paper.

Hi,
if you want to store CMP you can use Coinomi, HD multicoin wallet for Android. In case you want to use the wallet on Mac or Win, just install the Android emulator Bluestack, download the Coinomi apk and install on your desktop computer.

I was interested in this coin, so I tried to get in touch with the company behind it. I asked some questions but had no answer. What I know now is that the ICO price was 15 USD per coin. Actually, I guess one can still purchase CMP coins from them on their homely and uninformative website. Crazy! After one week on the market, it is now less than a dollar.

Hey, I am curious about your Bitcointalk signature. Is it true that on Bter coins disappear? What's going on there?

Thanks. I mean the TOR web wallet at http://vcmlfg3fgsmy2teu.onion/.
Anyway, I guess this wallet, even if a TOR based one, should not be used because you don't really own your coins by using it. Is it correct?

Hello Sunerok and dev team,
I have a question about the TOR and I2P web wallets.
How does ownership work with these wallets? I mean: does using these online wallets mean that the holder is still absolute owner of the coins?
Please give insight on this. Thanks.

Hello Ohad, I am new here. I went through the entire AGRS Bitcointalk to get a picture of the story. I carried my AGRS tokens over to my Omniwallet prior to Aug 1. And they have stayed there since. What you're saying is that I would be entitled to 15% bonus on the total AGRS holdings. Is that correct? If so, how and when will this occur? How can the holdings be monitored? Do I need to provide the address which hosts the AGRS holdings? How does this all bonus thing work?
Thanks in advance for your reply. Have a great day!
JTB

Hello,

is there anybody who participated in the Compcoin ICO and can say why he/she did so?

To the Compcoin support: When will the ICO end?
In case I invest 1000 USD, when am I supposed to receive the hard wallet? And how do I get in touch with Compcoin to provide my mailing address?

Looking forward to a reply.
Thanks in advance.

JTB

If there's a specific place to illustrate technical issue, I didn't know that. Where is the github repository for Verge?
Thanks a lot.

Hi, I do share the issues you have. Check my posts. The Verge community is vibrant and resourceful. Great place to stay and beautiful expectations. A project to believe in.
However, the dev team should recognize that the wallets are problematic. My latest post is unanswered.
I do hope that you will manage to retrieve your coins. After that, send them back to Bittrex. They are safer there.
What I would suggest is considering using Coinomi, creating a paper wallet, and verifying it by private key on the paper wallet section of the Verge website. Having the private key is crucial. If you don't wanna use Coinomi for mobile, just try and wait for Coinomi to provide a desktop version.
My experience with the Electrum Win wallet is only partially good. The wallet is always syncing, remaining sort of stuck, even preventing me from accessing the Network section. Thus, I printed all the private keys from the Electrum wallet and used one to sweep the funds I had on the Electrum to my Coinomi account. Keep the Coinomi seed in a safe place. That is the access to your funds.
To sum up: Use Bittrex, Coinomi, and a paper wallet. Nothing else, at least for the moment.
When it comes to money, we have to be determined.

IMO, divisibility always needs to be considered. It is divisibility that makes a currency not need to have a huge supply.

The Linux electrum wallet doesn't work. It is stuck on syncing. When I try to access the network options, the app gets stuck. Doesn't move. Where is it possible to store the XVG tokens?
The web wallets are not fine for various reasons. The MACOSX wallet is unusable. Windows electrum is only for 64bit os. There is assortment of wallets on the site, but I don't know where to store.
I know I am a noob, but all the other wallets I have work and the coins are properly stored.
Storing and creating the conditions for storing should be priority #1.
Please give instructions on how to make things work.

Hello, I've brought this out once.
The prohashing block explorer does not reflect the actual balance.
The balance I have at DRQzMiThNaSsUEok8Nos8gKDKuQGyBCkTu is not reflected by the block explorer. The current balance I can see through the web wallet is 4.88..., while the balance indicated at prohashing is 0. The transactions listed by prohashing are not real.
Can aomeone address this? I guess this is something important.
If this is some geek stuff, please explain. It makes no sense to me.

"Sometimes they don't." Well said. there are tons of fiat currencies supported by billions of people all over the world. Most people appear to react gladly to the outrageous "manipulations" exerted by the states. I say quote unquote "manipulations" because I seriously believe that it is the masses that ultimately decide that a fiat currency is to be inflated: a representative just does what his masses want.

That is correct: price is always decided by market forces. But the decision is actually made up of points in time. Market always decides from some point onwards. There is NO intrinsic value. Inherent or intrinsic value is what has been discussed in economic environments for centuries. There exists value. It is the only existing concept. The materialization of value is the numeric representation, otherwise known as price everybody is familiar with.
From a point in time onwards a market decides anything about the value of an asset and numerically represents it. You may even merge ten coins into one, thus generating a tenfold price to preserve the total market value of the coin asset; well, you start from that point, and the market will decide how to price that asset.
A stock merge may not be something usual in finance, but it may occur, and the how is quite logical.
Just get rid of the inherent value of anything. Not even gold has intrinsic value. It is psychological residues transmitted through time and space, and taken by masses of individuals to be true.
You just said what I am saying "it does not matter if you pay 500 coins worth 1$ or 250 coins worth 1$ dollar, they are just different numbers with relative value that the market decides".
The market decides from a point in time. Simply let it decide. In the meantime, the price doubles, thus preserving the total market capitalization.

You talk to me as if I am the only manipulator in existence. A producer or distributor of an item puts its products into the market and he discretionally sets the starting price. Is he a manipulator? YES, :-) he is part of the market, and he decides a price. Perhaps this price will be obliterated by other portions of the market. LET IT BE. Markets manipulate all the time.
In a stock merge case, manipulation is really at its lowest because the market cap is preserved.

At any rate, thinking out the box is important, and concepts like inherent value should be done away with. They are detached from reality.