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MY TEXT IS BIGGER AND REDDER! IM MORE IMPORTANT! SEE!?
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A withdrawal set in motion by you on Sat Mar 08 2014 17:08:23 claims that it is confirmed, but it never showed up in my wallet. There is no Trans ID attached. It was for 0.40388525 BTC. Is it going to be sent?
Username: sirejoe
Please confirm.
Thanks.
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Oh ya, I forgot to post before, I got paid my DIMES as well a few days ago.
Cheers!
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I second the desire for Google Authetication. I had the same issue this morning. Secondary login protection is a huge priority for me. Number 1 priority actually.
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People have to be buying for things to be selling, be it .000000000001 or otherwise. If you are willing to drive the price down that far, what do you think will happen after that? I dont understand the concept of buying rock bottom and then thinking that someone else will buy it back from you after you have killed it.
How does that make sense?
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It was a predetermined launch deal for moon. To have an established large pool to start the blockchain from the block 1 while other pools had to compile and setup before mining. The result they wanted was an established blockchain at low difficulty to prevent forks in the chain. To say the release was problematic was an understatement. Being the only pool we suffered from an incredible surge of miners as well as a few DDOS attacks from lesser people. I don't know if it will be added to an exchange any time soon but you can bet that if its profitable, flound will throw it on the multipool in the future.
Its on coinex.pw. Its an exchange of sorts. You can trade it on there anyways. So early days and it got on an exchange, not bad I think. But yes, a horrid start.
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Yes, thats where I got it from. I dont see how that other link verifies that it doesnt have a virus. All it is a link to file that may or not have been within the zipped file. Anyways. If anyone uses Avira, download the wallet from the from page and scan it, tell me if it has a virus or not please. Thanks. bump
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Yes, thats where I got it from. I dont see how that other link verifies that it doesnt have a virus. All it is a link to file that may or not have been within the zipped file. Anyways. If anyone uses Avira, download the wallet from the from page and scan it, tell me if it has a virus or not please. Thanks.
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I downloaded the "official" wallet from the first post and Avira reports this:
Z:\Users\*\Desktop\wallets\mooncoin\mooncoin-qt.exe [DETECTION] Is the TR/Barys.2957.28 Trojan
No other wallet has shown up with a virus of any kind that I have gotten.
So whats up with this?
Has no one else seen this yet?
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For the people who cannot read... If you've been mining all day and not receiving payouts its more than likely one of two things... You didn't solve a block so you don't get paid anything.(getting shares mean its working.. Not guarentee of money) or two the database is backed up again and once caught up your coins will appear.. Any chance we can start charging people for answers to already answered questions in the forums?
For people who cannot think.......block time of CAP is 30 minutes, I mentioned that I mined since yesterday evening. (twenty hours Think again....maybe not so Spiffy after all? BTW another coin is doing exactly waht it should do. And again, if you didn't solve the block, you don't get a reward, doesn't matter if you mined it for 2 minutes or 2000 hours. Maybe you guys should read mining 101. Isnt the point of a pool is that if SOMEONE in the pool solves the block, we all benefit? If so, what do you mean if "you" didnt solve the block?
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How do you determine what coins to put into the pool and which ones to remove? Why do you choose some coins, but not others? Is there a certain time frame they have to be around, or profit margin, or is it a number of factors combine, or just random choice? Wouldnt it be better to have basically all the coins that are out there in the pool and switch between them all? Thanks ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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Trying to determine what coin to mine, when and how the hell the actual value of these coins seems to be a task in and of itself. Why is Dogecoin worth .0000007 BTC but DiamondCoin worth .002 BTC? Is it the number of generated coins? Is it the total amount of coins that could ever be generated? Is it that one has a cooler name? I have no idea how these things are valued. Anyone have any ideas?
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