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It is nice that the devs are already thinking ahead to what will happen when the ASIC miners for SIA will appear later this year, and that they are already implementing a solution now with the hardfork. Knowing that a coin is in good hands is very important for the market, this could really help a further appreciation of the coin.
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New Arizen wallet will be ready soonhttps://github.com/ZencashOfficial/arizen/blob/master/README.mdv1.1.2 Feature: Paper wallet - you can create QR codes (private key and address) which can be exported into PDF file and printed. This created address can by included to your Arizen or not. Feature: Arizen was translated in many languages (see Settings: Czech, Dutch, English, ... ). Feature: Your total balance is shown in selected fiat currency with actual exchange rate (see Settings). Feature: Import and export your private keys. Feature: Sweeping (batch withdrawal) functionality for security node operators - you can now withdraw only ZENs above a selected threshold (e.g. 42 ZENs, or 0 ZENs when you want to consolidate your ZEN to one address) from multiple addresses at once only with one fee! Feature: Rebranding - new logo and colors. Fix: Notifications has been enabled again. Fix: Problem with antiviruses has been solved (false positive detection with AVG, Avast, etc.). Fix: Problem when user can't log in should be solved. Fix: Problem when newly generated address can disappear has been solved. This will be probably best wallet for storing Zen used for Secure Nodes  That's a great news! Will it be also for windows? If I remember well I had tried to install the previous version on a windows 7 system but it didn't work and here on thread I was told an upgrade was under way. I hope this version would fix that bug. |
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Allow me to quote the main part of this link: What if… Byteball makes a special ‘Discover Byteball’ page where people can upload their contactlist with email addresses. Every email address you provide will receive 1 MB (± $0,70) via textcoin from this fund. I see two main problems with this: 1. Basically, it's spamming people. And although that is a powerful method used by almost every social media website, I personally hate it when a company sends me an email because someone else leaked my email address. 2. It will be very easy to abuse. Giveaways in general are heavily abused, and if all that's required is an email address, many people will claim this many times. I agree with LoyceV. These emails must come from a known trusted sender. It is either a person-to-person email/chat, or a mass mailing from a business/organization you already have some relations with. Yes, absolutely true. Moreover, there is way and way to give something for free to people, if you do not do it properly people will just come to the conclusion that what they are getting has no value, even if it has some. So in terms of image it could actually harm the coin. Receiving Bytes for free must be felt like a privilege, otherwise it will produce a result which is opposite than the intended one. |
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Oh, that would be stupid - advertising Bitcoin just like a product to buy. IN THEORY Bitcoin should be a currency, and you don't advertise a currency, it makes no sense. I agree that Bitcoin has become a commodity instead, but to advertise it as such would be a disaster, it would remove the last illusions that it is the currency that everybody in the Bitcoin comunity pretends it is.
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How do I see which version of Bitcoin App I have? When I'm opening the app I see version 1.9.13, Version 1.9.13 is the version of the "Chrome" app (aka "Ledger Wallet Bitcoin") that you install to your browser... but it is the version of the actual Bitcoin "app" that you install to the Ledger device (via Ledger Manager) that needs to be updated. ... And if I'm opening the Ledger Manager I can see that the latest version available is 1.1.18 (again something different that the 1.1.10 you are talking about) but it doesn't tell me anything about the version which is on my device.
Yes, the latest available its 1.1.18... it has been updated a couple of times since they fixed the "Output#2" issue. Any version from 1.1.10 should fix the issue. You don't need the Ledger Manager to check the version (and you can't actually check it using Ledger Manager)... You have to check it on the device itself. Simply connect the Ledger device, unlock it... then select the Bitcoin App: then scroll down to "About" and select it: And it will display the Version number: Thank you very much, I have followed your instructions and everything went fine. I have discovered I had a very old version, 1.1.05, and I have upgraded it. However, I had to uninstall THREE other wallets of other coins before the wallet considered to have enough space for the Bitcoin 1.1.18. That's worrying. I also have noticed that my Ethereum wallet is far behind the latest version available in the store. Anyone knows which are the bugs of the old versions? Given the little space on the Ledger now I am afraid to delete the Ethereum wallet since I have no other wallet except Bitcoin to uninstall if it would tell me again it has no space... |
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I have stopped using EtherDelta for a while now. I do not like the fact that I need to input my private keys in order to use the exchange. I am sticking to more traditional exchanges such as Bittrex and Binance. I also prefer to use the Waves DEX but it is mostly used for trading Waves platform tokens.
If you have a Nano Ledger S you can avoid inputting your private keys, a much safer option. Before using the Nano I would use a dedicated wallet which I would usually keep empty when not used - but this of course was doubling my transfer fees, since every time I had to transfer something from my REAL wallet I had to ho through that wallet before transferring to the contract. |
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This is actually a very interesting business model. However, I have just used a calculator to see how profitable it would be, and the result is that with a 20,000 $ investment in Kucoins you'd earn just a few dollars a day - not too exciting, especially in the world of cryptos, where with the same money you can easily buy a masternode of some coin which gives a much better ROI.
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I have finally managed to go through with a transaction to trasfer tokens from my wallet to EtherDelta - I am told by Etherscan the transaction is successful... but the tokens never moved out of the wallet. But of course I can now enjoy the pleasure to have paid over 2$ in gas for nothing....
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They definitely should upgrade their servers, otherwise they will just lose their customers to competitors who are nos starting to appear. It's an irony that right now they decided to make an ICO to sell token of their site.
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I have been trying for the whole day to access EtherDelta, and the page never loads entirely for me, no matter which browser I am using. Is anyone else experiencing the same problem? Does anyone have an explanation? I have noticed that ETH gas is skyrocketing - is there a relation with that?
I was also experiencing same problem all day long and I just gave up at the end. Actually there might be a relation between ETH gas and this problem. I never liked EtherDelta and seems like I will never like it. I absolutely don't like EtherDelta, but I must admit it is very useful to trade tokens in the most convenient moment of all - when nobody wants them. It is the flea market of tokens and you can make very good deals buying out of favor tokens at very discounted prices. But the platform is very unpractical to use. And today it wouldn't work at all. |
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I am experiencing the same issue right now, order books, price etc do not load now, they was working 1 hours ago but now it does not work. It is really annoying  If you have managed to do something on ED one hour ago you are much more lucky than me.  Yes, it is so annoying, especially when you have assets sitting there and trades that you have decided to do. Whene exchanges stop to do their job they basically have your coins in hostage, which is not nice. |
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This post should have been done yesterday, BEFORE such a sharp rise in the price. How could someone buy it today after such a spike? But thanks for the advise, I will wait for WTC to experience a dip.
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A rise like the one which Ethereum experienced in 2017 is exceptional, which means it is not normal, it won't repeat anytime soon. But of course during this year ETH could (quite) easily make 5K$ and I could even imagine it to climb to 10K$, but really not more than that. More likely it could just make 2K$.
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I have been trying for the whole day to access EtherDelta, and the page never loads entirely for me, no matter which browser I am using. Is anyone else experiencing the same problem? Does anyone have an explanation? I have noticed that ETH gas is skyrocketing - is there a relation with that?
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too long roadmap, in couple months when airdrop will finish, we will touch the ground. How can you put " q3 2018 new exchanger" ? are you serious?
Seems you miss the point of a roadmap. Also new exchanges will come in Q1 too, not only Q3, if you actually bother to read the roadmap properly. --ypsi He seems to be pointing to an inevitable crash after the airdrops end... I wonder what would be the logic in that. To me it seems that the airdrops were priced in during november when the BTX/BTC price dropped from over 0.004 to its current level. When the airdrops end, I'd expect some dumping to happen, but by then we should be higher on the CMC ranking too. Real believers are not going to dump too much when the airdrops end. I was having the same fear last summer, when the airdrop was seemingly the main reason to own this coin. But then I have realised the intrinsec qualities of BTX, while the obvious flaws of Bitcoin have become more visible. Now I think that once the airdrop will end the price can actually take off, since the coin will by then be more decentralzied and the devs won't have most of the premined coins in their bags any more - which is something that obviously scares a lot of investors. |
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In the OP there is the spreadsheet of the Bounty 2.0, it would be n ice if we could see and check also the spreadsheet of the Bounty 1.0 (the one who took place in July)
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It was pity for those who joined to signature. They stopped for months I guess and they will get only 1 ether. But the project is different. They may be active at the stock market. They can win from there.
Why do you say they will get only 1 Ether? And what do you mean by "they"? I guess bounties will vary a lot according to rank, and other factors. I think your post is misleading. |
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This is a good thing, even though they should have spent a few more words for us, Byteball surely deserves that However, even a simple mention like this with the link to Byteball's website is a very good thing - smart money doesn't need more |
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The team seems not very responsive here on the thread. I have posted my availability to translate the thread and so did many others but it looks like the team has given no answers to anyone...
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I hope people asking for bounty here will dump their tokens straight away. Then we can buy cheap tokens.  No doubts about that  People in such a desperate hurry to get their tokens cannot have any other reason, they think very short-term. On the other side I have hold ALL bounties that I have ever received and 90% of them after the initial dump have in time multiplied their value MANY TIMES. |
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