Hey how to send XMR from wallet to poloniex balance? Because I want to sold them. I'm writting transfer 0 (my address) amount of xmr and payment id which I got from poloniex web. Simple wallet showing that I sent them but in poloniex I have nothing for already 30min. What I'm doing wrong?
Use the troll box if you need. Deposits may take a moment. |
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Reason for the the half ass monero wallet is that you cannot mine directly to the crypto exchange. Before the crytpo exchange accepts payment it needs to generate a payment ID that you add to command along with the amount and address when attempt a withdrawal with the half ass wallet to process payments. The payment id is generated along with address with on the crypto exchange. They are two different sets of numbers and letter. The mining pools dont use payment Ids.
Please someone "EXPLAIN" how do you add the seed nodes to this crap wallet. Do I make a .conf file, do i go through the command line? I don't have a file that says peerlist or seed node, typing help in the simplewallet is no help. Please help how do I add the seeds to this wallet so it can become sync? If need a tip to help just say it please
First of all there is nothing wrong with the command line wallet. I have used it to transfer thousands of coins. If you are not patient or smart enough it is not the wallets fault. I would not usually be so blunt but you come in with all this attitude and then ask for help like you're the fucking Queen of Denmark. I am under no impression you need to add seed nodes to the current daemon. It finds the network fine. 1. Run bitmonerod. Let it run long enough to get the blockchain (or downlod a copy like the OP mentions). 2. Run simplewallet and create a new (or login to an old) wallet. It's that damn simple. |
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Monero = 0% Premine
ByteCoin = 80% Premine
which coin you choose is of course your desicion[sic].
Monero = Buggy copy of Bytecoin
ByteCoin = The original Cryptonote - 2 years, no premine (If you are too dumb to use Tor that is your problem)
which coin you choose is of course your decision.Bonsoir Monsieur Bagholder. |
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Every time I see someone mention darkcoin and its darknodes I can't help but think about Ptolemaic epicycles.
That's funny. I happen to hold exactly (√-1) Darkcoin.  |
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As I understand it they are similar to darkwallet stealth addresses in bitcoin. They obfuscate by generating nonce addresses: The recipient can generate key pairs, while the sender can generate public keys. All of the transactions remain transparent in the block chain, and thus it provides no incremental anonymity beyond simply generating one-time addresses. What it does do is make key distribution for a sequence of one-time addresses a one-time event. I.e. the value add of stealth addressing is the reduction of key-distribution channel bandwidth and latency, no more, no less.
This afternoon my due diligence amounted to your last statement. My little pile of free Vertcoins will most likely be sold on the next wave up if there is one. Seems like a fairly unscammy coin, but also fairly shallow on real useful features IMO. I certainly hope the devs involved where I have most of my risk are as eager to fulfill their vision as the Vertcoin devs seem to be. |
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There is no doubt in my mind that the US and USD will fall.
It's just the timing that is hard to nail down. cAPSLOCK, of course sensible people hope for a soft landing, but is it not also sensible to prepare for a hard landing? Just as likely to happen I think. Civil unrest is escalating all around the world. You are not immune. If it doesn't bear thinking about, perhaps it bears thinking about. In fact I do think about this and do prepare for a "hard landing". And I do think the US (among others) is headed for trouble. My point is to say there will be no USA in 20 years is a naive statement. The USA has far too much power, momentum and wealth to go that quickly. I am not saying it isn't breaking. But I am saying it will not fail that fast. |
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I have not seen Monero developers since Sunday on this thread. May anybody know what are they doing? Still at Bitcoin conference in Estonia?
This is one concern I have for this platform. The development community seems a bit on the slow side. I don't say much as I am not a dev, but I hope code is being worked on faster than it seems. We don't need flashy websites, or even a gui yet... but I hope real progress is being made on core server improvements, the database etc... |
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20 years from now there will be no USD or USA.
Lol. Thankfully this is virtually impossible. But if you were right, I suppose you have no idea the sorts of war and chaos you are predicting. USD could be greatly diminished, but sensible folks should hope this is a gentle transition. As to the US being gone. Woof. That's just reckless and blind. |
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I shudder to think how much I have spend on btc transaction fees on failed sales of xcp for btc. Order cancel themselves especially mysteriously or the btc holders are logged out so the do not pay... Meh.
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How much is that doge in the window?
woof woof!
Not very much at all. |
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you can always retrace the transaction I'd need a second (and a third) opinion before I can accept that claim. That surely has to depend on how the mixer has been implemented as well, right? I am assuming after minimal research that Vertcoins new "stealth address" feature actually IS somewhat different than just trustless mixing. If it actually succeeds at strong privacy is another question I am still trying to answer. I was lucky to be awake for the Vertcoin announcement and day traded (night traded? myself a little cost free position in them. So now a have a small pile of them sitting on an exchange, and will remain sleepily interested in them. Would love to hear more insightful opinions. |
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Thanks, I've regenerated the wallet but it say's balance 0.0 I have read this though -
4. We caught a bug where restoring a deterministic wallet would not find old transactions. This was due to the assumption that is made by simplewallet that a newly "created" wallet will never have old transactions in it. This has been patched, and will be merged up to master and included in updated binaries from the beginning of next week.
Is this why my balance shows 0 and is there a quick fix?
There is, but you need to be able to compile the wallet. I did this and verified it DOES fix the problem. So you can rest assured your coins are still there if the seed produced the right address (which it does). If you are unable to compile that new wallet you can just wait for them to merge it into the next binary officially. |
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The solution is to fund the open-source ATI miner bounty. I plan to do it by using the Claymore miner, changing the donation address, and donating 100% of all mined coins to the bounty.
If 20% of the hash was on such a hacked Claymore, the bounty would run to 4500 coins per day. I think we could get the work done pretty quickly at that rate.
Lol. This is diabolical. |
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ec2 is expensive..
i can run now 2.6khs on my gpus, its 30x cheaper than ec2
this costs me 1000w, count that
and see that when gpu miner came out, hash went from 3mhs to 12 mhs
What are you talking about... this graph refutes you: http://monerochain.info/charts/hashrate |
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Quick hijack -- my apologies -- if I move BTCs from one exchange to another exchange is that a taxable moment (a realization event)? If not, the IRS is totally bluffing aren't they.
In the US gains made on bitcoin investments are commodity gains and therefore you pay capital gains taxes on them. It is up to you to report this, but moving your coins around does indeed create a transparent digital trail by which your ownership could be proved. |
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There's no QT style wallet for Monero though, am I right?  Thank God, no. Monero is getting ready to open those floodgates, but there are so many fundamentally more important things now. For example the current database is a disaster. Let the devs finish that, then bring the drooling masses. In the mean time smart money gets to mine or buy up cheap coins. |
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I haven’t made a bad bet yet in crypto. With a little luck this wont be the first.  The signal to noise ratio in the altcoin universe is so epicfully horrible its no surprise that so few realize the potential here. This coin is not competing with Bitcoin. On the contrary this is one of the few coins which does something that Bitcoin needs. This platform is the technical lone runner in the race for monetary privacy in the crypto space, and if it achieves it it also allows Bitcoin to be the transparent medium of exchange it was designed to be. Bitcoin benefits by not having to simulate privacy and therefore can remain pure. Something HAS to rise up to offer this functionality. At the moment nothing I know of comes even remotely close to Monero's lead in this arena. |
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there was probably a better way to make your buys, in order to minimize your costs. i wouldn't know. but i lulz anyway because dude's sarcasm made me laugh.
i went ahead and checked the average that i paid and it was about half way between the price that i started buying at and the price that i ended up pushing it up to. i think it just ended up looking funny because it cleared the transactions in a strange order, so even though i bought out all of those orders, it filled some of the larger ones like a fraction of a second before it filled some of the smaller ones. Welcome aboard. IMHO you've just gained the potential to change your life a little. |
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there was probably a better way to make your buys, in order to minimize your costs. i wouldn't know. but i lulz anyway because dude's sarcasm made me laugh.
I have bought 1k at a time and where we are now this moves the market. Even placing bids and taking out decent asks eventually shifts prices. You can do private trades of wait for bids to fill, but if your thought is you are buying into a rebounding market you are going to make some little waves. |
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It would be nice if this forum was about TA again. Come back Risto!!
Well... perhaps in the wake of the Mallathon talk of drugs and outer space are not entirely inappropriate. But I feel ya. |
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