Hey,

Windows Defender was being a little bitch about this new ERA wallet.  I struggled a little, but eventually got it to work.  Then I blogged about it.  Read my workaround...  Here's the link:  www.chainsurance.info/blog/the-blas-era-swap

Have a great day.

Is it possible to make an account at the website?  I want to place an ad for some work...

Thanks for your thoughtful reply. 
Yes my wireless internet access is not great. 
Looking forward to the wallet upgrade. 
Best of luck to you.

Hey,

I put ACP and another coin in a competition to see which one could sync faster with a fresh download of their qt wallets for windows and blogged about it.  ACP won hands down, but there is a warning that says it's obsolete.  Are you re-branding to E-Ledger?  Blog is at www.chainsurance.info Cheers.

Hello, it's too bad this thread does not have more posts.  I would think a lot of people on here would want better traders on the exchanges.  I have been trading for close to a year now and this is what I have to say:

First of all, when you put your money on an exchange you are investing in the exchange.  If your money is not on order it is not adding value to the exchange.  An exchange with no orders on the books is useless.  I try to keep half of my money on orders. 

Second, trade lots of coins.  Have some favorites and avoid the ones you dont like, but trade lots of coins and make lots of orders.  Know what the minimum order is in whatever your trading, and set some limits for yourself.  Fatfinger mistakes happen, and its way better to fat finger away a few bucks than thousands at a go.

watch out for manipulation.  Really big price moves can happen real fast with low volume coins.  If your orders are already on the books you can make a lot of profit / fill your bag on the cheap when this happens.  If you are trying to trade in real time you can easily be led into making a bad decision.  If you are going over to coin marketcap or coingeko to double check the price make sure you also look at what other exchanges your coin trades on and what the volumes are there.

There are good and bad trolls in the trollbox.  Read it.  Figure out who is who.  Trade Ideas, humor, and a sense of community in you're selected exchange. If you trade like I do you pretty much live there.  Might as well be known.  Also please be careful with new people.  Learning is a bitch and chances are some of your profits consist of noob mistakes.

Ugh I guess I have a lot to say about this.  I will check back later.  Happy trading.

Hello, a few days ago I bought an assload of this coin at almost 500 sat when I noticed the CMC price had jumped to 2.60 usd.  Good job whoever made this happen.  You got me good.  Hope the price continues to trend generally upwards.  I am happy to sit on it for a while. Thanks for making a web wallet.  My computer is a acer cloudbook and trying to actually run wallet software is stupid with my tiny hard drive.

Well I bought some fapcoin on CoinEx.  Price is starting to get reasonable.  Is this the right thread?

Wow all the posts on this thread are by super senior type bitcoin talkers.  I am a total new to this.  Thanks for getting this topic going.  It directly addresses my fundamental question as to what is going on in the crypto world.  I made my first few trades on an exchange late last year, and in the past few months watching my small investment has been an emotional roller coaster.

Currently my thinking is this: It could go either way depending on how crypto is absorbed into the mass consciousness. 

I keep thinking about beanie babies.  People really liked beanie babies, but the market was never fully developed, and was cunningly designed and manipulated from the beginning.  The progenitor of the beanie babies went to prison.  I am thinking the earliest and most cunning crypto investors are currently trying to ensure they avoid this fate.

On the other end of the stick is the example of Starbucks, where I am sitting now.  Coffee shops were not new when Starbucks came along, rather the mass consciousness achieved some sort of consensus leaving Starbucks the dominant place to enjoy a cup of joe with complimentary internet access.

Currency is not new.  Buried somewhere way back in the sands of time lies the first silver sheckel which was given unto man by god in the temple along with scales to measure its weight and a concise explaination of what it was, how to use it, and how to make more.

Thanks bitcointalk for all the explanatory effort.  I always end up reading your posts when I'm trying to get my mind around this isht.