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LAUCHING MINEREUM V2 SOONHi everyone, We will launch minereum v2 soon. Before launch we need to make a snapshot of the current balances of all addresses to take to v2, please take into account: - Livecoin Deposits & Withdrawals will be suspended soon, if you want to have your mne in your own address make sure to withdraw them now (your coins will be updated to v2 on livecoin automatically if you keep them there) - If you have a v1 Genesis Address make sure you take out all your coins to another address ( see here for more info) We will inform about the snapshot date/time here as soon as we know exactly, after that new address balances will not be taken to v2. We will also stop the airdrop claim page and stake holder program soon, so make sure you are all set if you want to participate in those. More updates soon! how about distribution v2 ? still must pay 0.05 ETH?
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so people who joined the airdrop must pay some fee? how much? is it worthed to pay fee? i think the price can be lower than the fee
why people must pay 0.05 eth? i think this development just want to collect money from airdrop user
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It's smart contract from euthereum.
i still confused with this statement Note: due to the high number of claims, we will introduce the requirement of a small fee of ETH in order to activate the claimed Genesis Addresses. This can be done by the owner of the Genesis Address in any point of time in the future after minereum V2 is launched. For users who have no intention to send the ETH fee please read: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4495159.msg53356108#msg53356108
We are thinking about introducing a measure for users who don’t want to send the eth fee to allow other users to send it for you, but this only if the owner of the address allows it. In this case the Genesis Address would be automatically transferred to the new user who sends the fee.
For example:
Assuming the fee is 0.05 ETH for activations, you could set your address “allow others to activate” this would set a fixed fee of twice the current fee (0.10 ETH for this example) and you as the owner would get 0.05 ETH. At the same time the address is transferred to the new owner.
so people who joined the airdrop must pay some fee? how much? is it worthed to pay fee? i think the price can be lower than the fee
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Building the Perfect Master Plan No two trading plans are the same because no two traders are exactly alike. Each approach will reflect important factors like trading style as well as risk tolerance. What are the other essential components of a solid trading plan? Here are 10 that every plan should include:
1. Skill Assessment Are you ready to trade? Have you tested your system by paper trading it, and do you have confidence that it will work in a live trading environment? Can you follow your signals without hesitation? Trading the markets is a battle of give and take. The real pros are prepared and take profits from the rest of the crowd who, lacking a plan, generally give money away after costly mistakes.
2. Mental Preparation How do you feel? Did you get enough sleep? Do you feel up to the challenge ahead? If you are not emotionally and psychologically ready to do battle in the market, take the day off—otherwise, you risk losing your shirt. This is almost guaranteed to happen if you are angry, preoccupied, or otherwise distracted from the task at hand.
Many traders have a market mantra they repeat before the day begins to get them ready. Create one that puts you in the trading zone. Additionally, your trading area should be free of distractions. Remember, this is a business and distractions can be costly.
3. Set Risk Level How much of your portfolio should you risk on one trade? This will depend on your trading style and tolerance for risk. The amount of risk can vary, but should probably range from around 1% to 5% of your portfolio on a given trading day. That means if you lose that amount at any point in the day, you get out of the market and stay out. It's better to take a break, and then fight another day, if things aren't going your way.
4. Set Goals Before you enter a trade, set realistic profit targets and risk/reward ratios. What is the minimum risk/reward you will accept? Many traders will not take a trade unless the potential profit is at least three times greater than the risk. For example, if your stop loss is $1 per share, your goal should be a $3 per share in profit. Set weekly, monthly, and annual profit goals in dollars or as a percentage of your portfolio, and reassess them regularly.
5. Do Your Homework Before the market opens, do you check what is going on around the world? Are overseas markets up or down? Are S&P 500 index futures up or down in pre-market? Index futures are a good way of gauging the mood before the market opens because futures contracts trade day and night.
What are the economic or earnings data that are due out and when? Post a list on the wall in front of you and decide whether you want to trade ahead of an important report. For most traders, it is better to wait until the report is released rather than taking unnecessary risks associated with trading during the volatile reactions to reports. Pros trade based on probabilities. They don't gamble. Trading ahead of an important report is often a gamble because it is impossible to know how markets will react.
6. Trade Preparation Whatever trading system and program you use, label major and minor support and resistance levels on the charts, set alerts for entry and exit signals and make sure all signals can be easily seen or detected with a clear visual or auditory signal.
7. Set Exit Rules Most traders make the mistake of concentrating most of their efforts on looking for buy signals, but pay very little attention to when and where to exit. Many traders cannot sell if they are down because they don't want to take a loss. Get over it, learn to accept losses, or you will not make it as a trader. If your stop gets hit, it means you were wrong. Don't take it personally. Professional traders lose more trades than they win, but by managing money and limiting losses, they still make profits.
Before you enter a trade, you should know your exits. There are at least two possible exits for every trade. First, what is your stop loss if the trade goes against you? It must be written down. Mental stops don't count. Second, each trade should have a profit target. Once you get there, sell a portion of your position and you can move your stop loss on the rest of your position to the breakeven point if you wish.
8. Set Entry Rules This comes after the tips for exit rules for a reason: Exits are far more important than entries. A typical entry rule could be worded like this: "If signal A fires and there is a minimum target at least three times as great as my stop loss and we are at support, then buy X contracts or shares here."
Your system should be complicated enough to be effective, but simple enough to facilitate snap decisions. If you have 20 conditions that must be met and many are subjective, you will find it difficult (if not impossible) to actually make trades. In fact, computers often make better traders than people, which may explain why nearly 50% of all trades that now occur on the New York Stock Exchange are generated by computer programs.
Computers don't have to think or feel good to make a trade. If conditions are met, they enter. When the trade goes the wrong way or hits a profit target, they exit. They don't get angry at the market or feel invincible after making a few good trades. Each decision is based on probabilities, not emotion.
9. Keep Excellent Records Many experienced and successful traders are also excellent at keeping records. If they win a trade, they want to know exactly why and how. More importantly, they want to know the same when they lose, so they don't repeat unnecessary mistakes. Write down details such as targets, the entry and exit of each trade, the time, support and resistance levels, daily opening range, market open and close for the day, and record comments about why you made the trade as well as the lessons learned.
You should also save your trading records so that you can go back and analyze the profit or loss for a particular system, drawdowns (which are amounts lost per trade using a trading system), average time per trade (which is necessary to calculate trade efficiency), and other important factors. Also, compare these factors to a buy-and-hold strategy. Remember, this is a business and you are the accountant. You want your business to be as successful and profitable as possible.
10. Analyze Performance After each trading day, adding up the profit or loss is secondary to knowing the why and how. Write down your conclusions in your trading journal so you can reference them later. Remember, there will always be losing trades. What you want is a trading plan that wins over the longer term.
source :investopedia
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minereum is new blockchain? with ethereum virtual machine? or just a smart contract from eth?
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Thanks for all reply i will start contribute to get merit
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i offline long time, and now want to online again, but whats is merit? why my account still newbie?? i remember my account is Jr member
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Hello I am looking for some bounty campaign but not finding one. Please let me know if there is one. Thanks
you still can use yobit
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the page similiar to other project, i dont understand with your projet conclution what your goal? where the team?
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this is illegal service, i think we must filter service at bitcointalk.
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thats a biggest bad news, but im not sure people in china will stop to invest at bitcoin
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im using bitcoin for pay hosting, domain etc. at this moment the fee of bitcoin transaction so high, i recomended using other payment method like bank transfer
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im not sure wih your prediction, but i hope its a true, im still holding somt bitcoin to selling at higher price
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joined campaign and waiting the code for signature whats wrong with me ?
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i'm taking a bit of a guess as to what your problem actually is, but is your monitor plugged in to the GPU or onboard video?
plugged in to gpu detail like this : i have installed the amd driver at my computer, maybe 17.xx so the driver automatic install, then my computer blank. i try uninstall using Display driver uninstaller at safe mode and download the new driver from amd site, but get error again in mid instalation, my computer get blank, i dont know why.. must i use windows 7 to use 7990? The 17.xx drivers are one of the latest ones, uninstall your current drivers using DDU software and then try to install 16.12 drivers, check if that works. Also, what PSU are you using? im using seasonic 600w 80+ its enough?
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btc-e next MT.GOX ?
i have some question, What the police will do with btc-e bitcoin?
BTC-e is not the next Mt Gox. But authorities are claiming that BTC-e was the reason why Mt Gox went down. They say that between 2011 and 2013, Alexander Vinnik moved hundreds of thousands of BTC from Mt Gox to BTC-e. how about the investor ? and the user of btc-e? he lost her money? or he will get the btc back ?
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i'm taking a bit of a guess as to what your problem actually is, but is your monitor plugged in to the GPU or onboard video?
plugged in to gpu detail like this : i have installed the amd driver at my computer, maybe 17.xx so the driver automatic install, then my computer blank. i try uninstall using Display driver uninstaller at safe mode and download the new driver from amd site, but get error again in mid instalation, my computer get blank, i dont know why.. must i use windows 7 to use 7990?
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