Thats the Fill Order table what I shared . Here is it again with my buy and sell XRP Orders Fills
Symbol Qty Exec Qty Remaining Exec Price Order Price Value Type OrderID Time
XRPZ18 500 -500 0 0.00008860 0.00008860 -0.0443 XBT Limit 7a64310 Dec 12, 2018, 2:44:43 AM
XRPZ18 300 -300 0 0.00008710 0.00008710 -0.0261 XBT Limit b3c148e Dec 11, 2018, 4:51:47 AM
XRPZ18 2300 2300 0 0.00008600 0.00008600 0.1978 XBT Limit d140613 Dec 10, 2018, 4:36:31 PM 2 sell orders have negative values .. I want to know how much I earn from these 2 sell orders. Based only on the 700 XRP that you've sold, you've made 0.00163 BTC. If you didn't know that, you probably shouldn't be trying to trade  |
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You sold so the quantity is negative, therefore the value is also negative.
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Bitcoinj might be what you want. Take a look at the RefreshWallet example. |
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Finally I've sent (I hope) ~0.21XMR via an exchange. Hurray <3. I'd give you a merit on BitcoinTalk if I could. Also I hope I'll be able to send more periodically once I can... Don't judge me for low amount please...
You shouldn't feel obligated to donate. While I'm sure it's very helpful, it certainly isn't a requirement (unlike some coins, like Dash and Zcash where it's a part of the block reward) |
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The default is 0. If you want to see what it's currently set to, just type "set priority" and it'll show you. [wallet 48iP7f]: set priority
Error: set "priority": needs an argument (0, 1, 2, 3, or 4, or one of default, unimportant, normal, elevated, priority)
Maybe I'm stupid, but the word "default" doesn't seem to carry any information. I get what unimportant, normal, elevated, and priority mean. But where does default fall on that spectrum? Is default a low priority or a high one? dEBRUYNE has a great answer on Stack Exchange https://monero.stackexchange.com/a/4546First note that the priority levels unimportant, normal, elevated, and priority correspond to multipliers of x1, x4, x20, and x166, respectively.
With priority set to 0 it will use the default fee multiplier, which is x4.
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I want to donate, is it possible to do it in BTC? I might make a donation right now... No, but you could try using a site like ShapeShift. Donations in XMR are more difficult to do, since there is no user-friendly wallet using remote servers, like Electrum. Or I am wrong and could you give me a download link to Electrum-like app for XMR?
You can use mymonero.com which is an online web wallet that you can access from anywhere, or you can use either of the desktop wallets (CLI/GLI) with a remote node. |
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Couple of questions about the CLI (linux). Why does Monero still allow you to choose ring size? I thought all rings were 11 now. But the transfer command still has a ring size option. I'm using 13.0.4 [wallet 4351f7]: help transfer
Command usage:
transfer [index=<N1>[,<N2>,...]] [<priority>] [<ring_size>] (<URI> | <address> <amount>) [<payment_id>]
So what's up with that? I think that you just get an error if you try to set it to anything other than 11. The default is 0. If you want to see what it's currently set to, just type "set priority" and it'll show you. would the syntax of the command to set default priority to normal, for example, be It'd just be "set priority 2". The square brackets aren't part of the command, they just tell you that it is an optional parameter (similarly, angled brackets <> just tell you that it is a required parameter) |
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Why do you care about "investors"? Surely people that use the coin are far more important than "investors".
Why do I care about investors? Investors are holders. If Aeon has more holders, it will have a bigger community, if it has a bigger community, it will have a bigger chance of success. I feel like a lot of "investors" don't take part in the community. They just hold on to their coins expecting to make a profit, they don't purchase things with the coins, don't accept the coins as payment, don't participate in the community etc. Finally, the hashrate itself isn't too important. The Monero network at 500 MH/s would be much more secure than the Bitcoin network at 500 MH/s. One has millions of computer securing it, and the other one has a single 5 year old GPU.
Also, a higher hashrate secures Aeon and that is very important. Maybe you did not hear the news about the Asic resistant coin, Vertcoin? Sorry, I think you misunderstood what I said (or more likely, I just explained it poorly). The hashrate itself doesn't matter, what matters is how difficult it is for some hostile entity to get a significant percentage of the network hashrate. |
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Why and what would be the advantages in upgrading the proof of work algorithm again? Will it reduce hashrate or increase it?
The goal was to brick existing ASIC miners. The advantage of this is that it keeps mining decentralised. There was a comment on github that said that our hashrate doubled and so there will be more investors. If that was true then why did we change the proof of work algorithm to stop Asics?
Why do you care about "investors"? Surely people that use the coin are far more important than "investors". Finally, the hashrate itself isn't too important. The Monero network at 500 MH/s would be much more secure than the Bitcoin network at 500 MH/s. One has millions of computer securing it, and the other one has a single 5 year old GPU. |
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Sold! Thanks. Hi, I'm looking at selling my OSRS account because its taking up too much of my time.
Approximate Stats:
- Attack: -
- Strength: -
- Defence: -
- Ranged: -
- Prayer: -
- Magic: -
- Runecrafting: -
- Construction: -
- Hitpoints: -
- Agility: -
- Herblore: -
- Agility: -
- Crafting: -
- Fletching: -
- Slayer: -
- Hunter: -
- Mining: -
- Smithing: -
- Fishing: -
- Cooking: -
- Firemaking: -
- Woodcutting: -
- Farming: -
Has barrows gloves and a dragon defender, approx. 190 quest points, and -M worth of items in the bank. I'm looking for around 0.016 BTC for it, but open to any other offers. Thanks  [/s] |
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Has anyone seen ETN's nethash since they allowed asics? 3 gigahash of nethash. Literally, every asic is on that network. Good for them right? What are all those mobile miners doing? Nothing really but providing additional network security with another node.
AFAIK the ETN "mobile miner" was just a faucet. |
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It would also be preferable to be as close to Monero's codebase as possible [...] I reckon we might have a better project.
How could it possibly be better if it is almost identical? We also have the Monero developers working for Aeon because smooth and stoffu can copy the code that Aeon needs anytime while doing improvements of their own. Yes. It's true that smooth and stoffu are incredibly smart and know what they're doing, but if they bring some cool new feature to AEON, those changes could just as easily be made to Monero too. |
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It would also be preferable to be as close to Monero's codebase as possible [...] I reckon we might have a better project.
How could it possibly be better if it is almost identical? |
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This thread would benefit from *signature promoting useless comments* moderation.
Every thread would. Just ignore them and move on, or if it looks like their post is copypasted, report it in this thread and then ignore them |
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Updating: If you use Ledger nano, you do not need to use Google Chrome anymore. That´s good for privacy. You can download Ledger LiveYou can use it with Electrum too. |
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Where is there a real mining pool with interface I understand?
Where is there a mining pool?
Did you read the OP? The coin was modified to break existing pools and miners, to encourage people to solo mine. Nobody has bothered to modify a miner and pool yet. as usually your insulting people because your useless and can't help anyone. Hey, at least I'm capable of reading |
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Where is there a real mining pool with interface I understand?
Where is there a mining pool?
Did you read the OP? The coin was modified to break existing pools and miners, to encourage people to solo mine. Nobody has bothered to modify a miner and pool yet. |
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In my opinion monero is one of the best private coin at the moment and I'm sure monero is private enough to make your transaction not traceable and the fact in the dark web they still using monero for the transaction.
https doesn't hide the fact that i'm using https so that's why i don't use encryption because everyone is trying to crack encryption so i just don't use encryption because no one is looking at unencrypted data because everyone wants encrypted data to crack |
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