We are happy that it got listed at CoinMarketCap. That was the point. We were not claiming that it is an accurate price or anything along those lines.

Mooie lijst maar haal Ripple eruit.
Steek 5 euro extra bij de andere!

Hi,

Somehow I just don't catch on MyEtherwallt security features.

I wonder if MEW is save enough, because I read at their help center e.g. "Please be sure that you are carefully and accurately typing your private key. A single wrong character will open a different wallet than is yours". Wow, I can open another one's wallet (by off chance) and withdrawal easily his amount because no additional (personal) password is requested then? For which reason I must set this "strong password (at least 9 characters)" at wallet creation, if this password isn't needed anymore later? Not very trustworthy... why I can unlock my wallet just with my private key only? Wouldn't it be much more secure if I must additionally input the correct, related ETH address or personal password - and wallet stays locked if the key and address/password doesn't match?

Also, why there is no "logout" button, resp. "lock wallet again"? I always have a bad feeling if I close the browser window while wallet is unlocked. Atm I´m uncertain if I really should store a higher ETH amount there. Thanxx for some thoughts/explanations and sorry for my rookie English.

Yes, there's one on github.

Note:  I would feel safest using a hardware wallet along with MyEtherWallet or taking other precautions for security.

Who exactly claimed it is an accurate price? Don't be an asshole on the back of your own assumptions. We're happy because it got listed.

No infos on that to avoid speculation. But you will be able to buy BNT via smart contract when it goes live in the next days.

Exchanges can add any token/coin they want.
But Bancor is not actively pursuing relationships with them. (Means that they not really gonna request this exchanges to put BNT inside)

Whether the devs did request or not is not confirmed,they give  no info regarding this to avoid speculation.

Bij Kraken: kies Charts; linksbovenin zie je XBT/EUR staan. Wanneer je die aanklikt zie je welke coins je daar kunt verhandelen.

Bij Poloniex kies je Exchange, dan zie je een veel grotere lijst. En bij Bittrex kies je Markets en heb je een nog grotere lijst.

En dat zijn maar een paar exchanges, er zijn er nog veel meer. Voor bitcoin/euro zou ik ook Coinbase/GDAX en BL3P.eu aanbevelen.

Kraken gebruik ik vrijwel nooit, de andere exchanges die ik noemde hebben mijn voorkeur (maar dat is persoonlijk); Bittrex heb ik me wel bij aangemeld, maar moet ik zelf nog induiken, dus daar heb ik nog geen ervaring mee.

Nee dat kan niet, Gulden staat los van alle coins

Yes, you can. Just make sure you send the right amount.

Myetherwaller will work for holding tokens.

Some tokens can be sroted in some ETH wallets. I usually use MyETH wallet to store my tokens because I can get access to my wallet everywhere as long as I remember my password and store my UTC file online

Yes they do. They only give you a public address so you can deposit on their wallets and use that balance on their website to sell/trade Bitcoins. Therefore, you don't really control the coins you have on their exchange.

Every coin has their own wallet. In your case, MyEtherWallet can only hold Ethereum coins and ERC-20 tokens.

If you want to store Bitcoins you will need to find and download a proper wallet for BTC. You can find the most recommended ones in this page: https://bitcoin.org/en/choose-your-wallet. (I recommend you to try Electrum - https://electrum.org)

If you don't want to download one wallet for each coin you have, there are a few wallets that let you manage multiple coins in a single software. If you are looking for this and have multiple coins to store, Exodus (https://www.exodus.io) is a good choice.

They support those coins atm: Bitcoin, Augur, Dash, Dogecoin, Ethereum, Golem, Litecoin, and are planning to support more in the future.

MEW, like most people. I never had problems with MyEtherWallet.

It will never be 100% safe to store your coins/money in any exchange or web wallets.
What you want to do is be sure to hold and fully control your private-keys, so you can do whatever you want with your Bitcoins.

When you don't own the private keys for the wallet holding your coins, the exchange that does can do anything they want with your Bitcoins, like: Freezing your account, run with your money, don't let you withdraw or let your coins be stolen by a hacker.

You should only use exchanges to do transactions between btc/altcoins/usd and withdraw afterwards. Never use them for long-term storage.
Just remember that what happened to Mt. Gox and multiple other web wallets and exchanges can easily happen with any exchange you use...