I can assure you, 'Mr Newbie', that the Yahoo ID doesn't work, at least for people in the West, after the initial sign-in (and deposit in my case). This has been confirmed by another here in a previous post. I doubt very much the veracity of your statement. You seem to know a lot about Hyuga Masahiko. I can tell you this: neither he , nor any other person from Monatr has responded to an email I sent well over a month ago.

I will wait till the end of this month. If I don't receive a reply to my email by then, I will inform the Japanese authorities, the media, and other agencies about possible fraud involving monatr and cryptocurrencies.

Thanks for confirming that the https://monatr.jp/ website allows you to log-in using Yahoo Open ID the first time allowing funds to be deposited, but refuses logging-in in all the subsequent attempts to log-in. This means that users cannot get access to their funds.

I notice on their Twitter account that difficulties in logging-in with Google have been reported in January 2017:
https://twitter.com/monatr_jp
It is now May 2017, long enough for logging-in problems to be sorted out. This makes me very suspicious.

The https://monatr.jp/ website is owned by Hyuga Masahiko of Janom LLC, which is located in Tokyo, Japan and this is their website and twitter account:
https://janom.co.jp/  
https://twitter.com/janom_llc?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fjanom.co.jp%2F

I will wait a short while for the owners of the https://monatr.jp/ website to respond.

Thanks for your reply. If the https://monatr.jp/ website doesn't support "the single sign-on for Yahoo" why does it have a button for it on the sign-in webpage?

However, it did work the first time when I sent my Litecoin funds in.

I have emailed the contact address for the website several times. I shall wait a further short while for an answer before concluding that https://monatr.jp/ is operating a scam allowing you to send funds in, but then denying subsequent access to those funds.

If I receive no answer, I will then inform the authorities in Japan of possible fraudulent activity.

Hi. I'm wondering whether anyone is having trouble logging into the mona-tore crypto exchange?

https://monatr.jp/

I logged in successfully the first time using my Yahoo Open ID and sent some funds there to buy Mona. Since then I've not been able to log in at all using the same method.

One part of the screen says:
Logged in successfully.
Duplicate entry 'https://me.yahoo.com/a/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx' for key 'xxxxxxx'
(the xxx's blank out assigned characters that might be specific to me)

The top part of the screen says:
User ID(x)Not logged in                   [ Login or Register ]


So one part of the page says that I'm logged in, the other part says I'm not. Has anyone encountered this problem before?  And has anyone any ideas of how I can successfully log in to access my funds?

Another creep!

Oh hi, GrossBit. What's it to you what NXT is doing? From your previous posts you admit that you are a: "trader with 20 years experience in a investment bank" and that you "used to managed billions". You didn't do very well did you to be pissing about with cryptos?

You go on record as saying that you are "bullish on ETC" a competitor of NXT/Ardor. Are you threatened by NXT/Ardor? Or, are you merely trying to talk the price down to grab a piece of the action?

Well, up to now, no one seems to be having your trouble. My mynxt.info online wallet is working fine and giving me a running commentary on all the Ardor I'm acculmulating. Anyone else having trouble?

I note your recent negative posts on the Lisk and Startcoin threads amongst others. You wouldn't be FUDing by any chance would you?

Without wishing to give you a lecture in English comprehension, I was giving you a taste of your own medicine ... but you seem to be too stupid to realise it. Not nice is it?

Ah, but have you tried:

1) running around the car 4 times? If that doesn't work, keep on adding to the number of times of running around the car and repeating the routine. I guarantee that after 70, or so, years of doing that you won't have a problem; and 2) buy a PC.

If you want real help, try to manage your attitude problem. Based on the sparse information that you gave, plus the fact that your profile at this time states that you are a Newbie, the advice that Grigbo volunteered is a good, basic, solid piece of advice to give in the first instance.

I was appalled at you insulting a Good Samaritan who bothered to stop by to help you. That was ignorant and uncalled for. Another thing: if you put peanuts in, don't expect much out.

I agree with Peter Frank. Max and Karl owe nobody a living. I wouldn't expect them to jump to every demand from this thread that they make everyone's stash continually increase in value. They have their own plans and timescale for Startcoin. You either do your homework based on that, or you invest blindly. You make a decision to invest, or you don't. Simple.

The price is driven partly by speculation and manipulation. Here in this thread, there are four main types of contributors:

1) The Haters - from rival altcoins and people who simply hate Max for whatever reason e.g. the banksters;
2) The Long term investors - those who can see a bright future for Startcoin;
3) The Short term investors - those who buy and sell for the quick kill; and
4) A combination of Long and Short term investors - those who have a main long term stash and dabble with buying and selling in between.

The whole altcoin world is in turmoil at the moment. As others have noted, it's no place for crypto-crybabies.

Progress on Karl Gray's funding initiatives to push Startcoin into the Stratosphere is certainly good news. I would agree with you about the bargain price, although I'm focusing on what the price could be next year.

Bitcoin will soon be unprofitable for most people to mine. Only large corporations will be able to afford the vast computing power necessary. Bitcoin's Blockchain has already exceeded 4Tb and predicted to mushroom to 25Tb in a short space of time. Question: When Bitcoin becomes 'centralised', as it inevitably will, who is going to step in to fill its shoes?

My bet is that Startcoin will, backed by Simon Dixon and BnkToTheFuture's vast computing power - have you seen the massive mining farm he has? - AND Karl Gray's millions - Oh and Max Keiser's marketing ability. Quite a powerful combination don't you think?

Despite Bitcoin breaking through the $300+ barrier, STARTcoin is holding its value. It's one of the few coins currently out-performing Bitcoin with a 2.73% rise. From a few moments ago:

33    Startcoin Startcoin    3,601 BTC    0.00010655 BTC    33,798,918 START **    14 BTC    2.73 %

I think that we are entering a period where other altcoins, not having the same infrastructure as STARTcoin, will fall by the wayside.

I expect some up and down turbulence while the Bitcoin price settles down. Some expert opinion suggests that the Bitcoin price will artificially rise further as the herd 'buy so as not to miss out' - and then it will fall back:
http://cointelegraph.com/news/115499/bitcoin-price-tops-300-to-the-moon-or-blowoff-top-forming

Max Keiser talking about STARTcoin on the Alex Jones Infowars talk show today ... live broadcast now!:
http://www.infowars.com/watch-alex-jones-show/

Well said! I think you've made the knockers squirm. The trolls are easy to recognise. They quickly smother up good news with a flurry of garbage and negativity. They'll try to smother up your post as well as it gets right to core of what has been happening here. I think the worst of them are from a rival coin who are intimidated by the infrastructure and potential that Startcoin has. I like to quote a post that appeared in the Litecoin thread as long ago as 2011 in relation to trolls:


For those who want to keep updated with Startcoin progress, this is good advice:

Does the Github account really need more coding adding to it?
My wallet works well and is a lot faster than other wallets to sync. I do expect more coding will be added shortly when the new specialist coders add even more functionality to Startcoin. I should imagine that progress will be announced soon in some groundbreaking areas - just as Max Keiser and Karl Gray have promised. These things take time and the new coders have only just been brought on board.

Regarding the price: the price goes up and down Surprise! Surprise! Startcoin is traded on exchanges where speculation is rife. Lots of coins have been affected by the recent rise in Bitcoin. A few days ago it hit the $270s. It is only natural that people sell the coins they hold to get onto the Bitcoin bandwagon. However, the Bitcoin rise has faltered and at the time of writing it is now at $263.03. If it stagnates at that price, or even starts to fall, I think we can expect a massive Startcoin buy-back - especially at the price it currently is. While I have been writing this the Startcoin price has risen from the 0.00009,000s BTC to the 0.00011,000s BTC - a rise of 7.21%.

Coinmarketcap:
32    Startcoin Startcoin    3,879 BTC    0.00011585 BTC    33,485,818 START **    23 BTC    7.21%

Together with improvements in groundbreaking areas, on top of the tremendous infrastructure it already has, I expect the Startcoin price to at least double in the not too distant future - if not imminently. Just my humble opinion!  

While you are waiting for Ducky and John to get back to you, you should do your own homework. The answers to your questions are easy enough to find. Milestones have been reached and Startcoin progress is ongoing. I understand new developers have been brought onboard for specific projects and to further accelerate Startcoin's growth in the marketplace. You are not a newbie, so you should have known the answers to your questions already.

Don't be expecting Ducky and John to give you cast iron guarantees. As much as I respect the opinions of other reliable contributors, with investing the bottom line is do your own research. I have.

I'm not keen on short-term pumps. They are normally followed by a dump. Here are some of the many reasons to be cheerful in the medium-to-long-term:

1)  Sir Richard Branson endorses BnkToTheFuture (Startcoin's partner) https://bnkToThefuture.com

2)  The Startchat app (mobile wallet and chat facility):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLrou7z4TGqLMEkQmIuDGD3sETSvJh7f_i&v=nl9GojVCA20
and  https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLrou7z4TGqLMEkQmIuDGD3sETSvJh7f_i&v=A2ZY2z7TTqc

3)  Karl Gray (2nd October 2015) https://twitter.com/start_coin

I'm sure others can list many more, but I just felt like quickly mentioning a few.

No, that's not what I was saying. I was being factual based on the history of this coin. Please don't reinterpret my words to suit yourself. I don't have a problem with people making money. I dislike people who spread factually incorrect rumours/FUD for their own purposes. Like you for instance in trying to put words into my mouth.

It's the same pattern all the time. Prices go up and down. On the downturns the manipulative sock puppets pop up and try to drive the price down further. Then guess what happens?

The price shoots up. The sock puppets disappear. Job done!

It's good that mining is being focused upon. The START mining pools in question have good trustworthy records. However, this is something that most coins have to be aware of. For instance, DASH is hopelessy over-mined by one group of miners, well over the so-called '51%' threshold.

Maybe those whose only purpose seems to be to talk the START price down (I wonder why?!!!) should go and post on the DASH pages to alert their investors to the very real danger they face.

For me, you can slap a couple of inverted commas around the word 'newbies' too.  

Sounds like good, reasonable , gereral advice. Rather than just looking for investment pointers in this thread, ordinary punters should do their own research using other sources. A lot of 'opinion' (market manipulation) here should be taken with a pinch of salt.