Now it's become a little bit cheaper;) bought some on 2300 satoshi. Waiting, believing)
The BTC price looks cheaper, but the value of BTC is higher so it's all relative. |
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Nice to see that when searching for NEM in Google, the first result is now nem.io rather than Newmont Mining Corporation.
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As long as the message is correct in your deposit address you should receive funds in Bittrex. Otherwise you'll need to raise a support ticket with them. |
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For Bitcoin blockchain enthusiasts, Bitcoin becoming widely accepted in retail stores is a dream which few dare to envision as achievable in anything less than 3-5 years. What, however, if instead of waiting 3-5 years, an Ether/Bitcoin like digital currency could start being accepted by major retailers tomorrow? Well, that just happened, in part thanks to game-changing altcoin Nem, and the Pundi X retail payment system... http://oracletimes.com/nem-now-fully-integrated-with-the-pundi-x-retail-payment-app/ |
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Why does the Nxt server use up so much RAM? It's very erratic.
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Nice earrings! I was distracted by them all the time watching the video.  Whaaaaaat! NEM Earrings!!! I want a pair of those! Are these custom made or up for sale? Please let me know guys. Anyone, please? I can't help it but think of the earrings all the time!  I really want em! Nobody, really? Somebody got to know! I searched the web for NEM shop, NEM goodies, NEM earrings... but for the life of me I can not find them. It's making me feel crazy. She probably had them custom made. If you can't find them, why not create your own or get someone to create them for you? Or you could ask Alex by sending here a PM to see where she got them from. |
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From Mexxer on Telegram "So I received the update regarding exchanges: "The Foundation is in contact with all major exchanges and due to their continuous efforts, there will be more trading pairs in the near future. Please understand that exchanges operate under non-disclosure agreements and that specific details can’t be given to the public at this point in time." I know you guys hoped for more details and when it will happen but please understand that it's not possible to publish it due the NDA's. But you can be assured that the foundation are in contact with ALL major exchanges. That includes Bithumb, Binance, Kraken, Bitstamp, CoinBase, Bitfinex." And episode 19 of Inside Nem gives a glimpse of what catapult will do - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJEwy7o9x5INice video, particularly interesting the part where Catapult has the potential to replace the aging legacy SWIFT network. If companies are now using catapult to send SWIFT messages, it will only be a matter of time when mass adoption occurs when other banks see the cost savings and ease of connecting to the Catapult network. When Catapult replaces SWIFT, NEM has the potential to be #1 on CMC. |
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I recently had a snapshot of BTG fork which supposedly has replay protection on my wallet - 2 addresses contain BTC within the wallet
For the B2X fork I don't want the same snapshot on those two address (just paranoid I might lose my BTC)
My idea was to install electrum, then send BTC from my current core wallet to an address in electrum across the network.
I have seen there are other ways such as exporting private keys and then sweeping and broadcasting, but not sure if this could cause issues with replay protection and the upcoming fork.
What method are other users using for the BTG and B2X forks?
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If a supernode owner had sold their XEM at the all time high they would have around 350 BTC. Then held them until the forks, they would have had 350 free BCH, then 350 free BTG, and soon 350 free B2X.
So at today's prices (*with assumptions for BTG and B2X) thats:
BTC - 350 x 7400 = $2,590,000
BCH - 350 x 660 = $231,000
BTG - 350 x *100 = $35,000
B2X - 350 x *1000 = $350,000
That's more than $3,000,000
Then there's people saying when XEM $1, when you look at the above that is the same thing just another way of reaching it.
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This is a viable plan. This way is definetly secured as long your computer is not compromised and you don't fall for any faked/compromised wallet software.
To pretend a replay attack you would have to send your BTC (currently sitting in your electrum wallet) to a new (3rd) wallet.
At this point your BTC's are safe. The only transaction which could be replayed at this time would be the TX to your (new) wallet on the BTG chain.
And this wouln't harm you at all. So your coins are safe in this scenario.
Thanks bob123, appreciate your help. For the 3rd wallet, I will send to exchange after the B2X fork and buy some alts. |
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Hi, I recently had BTC in my core wallet during BTC Gold fork and was snapshotted. I don't want to use the same address for the snapshot of B2X.
What I was planning to do was install Electrum, then send my BTC to a receiving address in the Electrum wallet. The Electrum wallet address will then be snapshotted for the B2X fork. Then send BTC back to a different address in core once the snapshot occurs
Is this the way other users are managing the forks, and is this a good and secure way to do this?
Then I could use the private keys from core to claim by BTC gold, then use the private keys from Electrum to claim B2X. Then keep the BTC in core in a separate address in the wallet.
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Just looking at the price drops of some of the alts since their peak, it seems like the decreases are around the same percentages:
ETC: 888,000 sats at peak in June, now 143000 sats - approx 84% decrease
ETH - 15,000,000 sats at peak in June, now at 4,000,000 sats - approx 73% decrease
NEO: 1,000,000 sats at peak in Aug, now 300,000 sats - approx 70% decrease
Monero: 3,000,000 sats at peak in Sep now 1,000,000 sats - approx 67% decrease
Dash: 10,000,000 sats at peak in Mar, now at 3,600,000 sats - approx 64% decrease
Ripple 20,000 sats at peak in May, now at 2600 sats - approx 87% decrease
NEM - 12,000 sats at peak in May, now at 2300 sats - approx 80% decrease
All alts seems to be dropping at this time with the exception of BTC, BCH and BCC.
According to the BTC you are right, but when you take look at the US Dollar then NEM / NEO / Ripple are the big losers! Many things has to be changed on NEM (especially marketing,exchanges, community), we need more stable members and not so many gamblers. But the NEM team are going to change these problems, we have to be patient... You are correct of course. Especially if you compare Nem to some of the coins/teams around it. I still cant figure out though why volume is so low compared to these other coins but i guess the old saying - if you build it , they will come - holds true here. Ripple is another Crypto which is near the same price as NEM, and has more than 4x circulating supply, yet their volume is 10x higher than NEM. Ripple has more exposure in the mainstream press and has big names behind it, hence more confidence from big investors. |
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Just looking at the price drops of some of the alts since their peak, it seems like the decreases are around the same percentages:
ETC: 888,000 sats at peak in June, now 143000 sats - approx 84% decrease
ETH - 15,000,000 sats at peak in June, now at 4,000,000 sats - approx 73% decrease
NEO: 1,000,000 sats at peak in Aug, now 300,000 sats - approx 70% decrease
Monero: 3,000,000 sats at peak in Sep now 1,000,000 sats - approx 67% decrease
Dash: 10,000,000 sats at peak in Mar, now at 3,600,000 sats - approx 64% decrease
Ripple 20,000 sats at peak in May, now at 2600 sats - approx 87% decrease
NEM - 12,000 sats at peak in May, now at 2300 sats - approx 80% decrease
All alts seems to be dropping at this time with the exception of BTC, BCH and BCC.
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Hi, I recently had BTC in my core wallet and was snapshotted for Bitcoin Gold fork. I don't want to use the same address for the snapshot of B2X due to potentially losing my coins.
What I was planning to do was install Electrum, then send my BTC to a receiving address in the Electrum wallet. The Electrum wallet address will then be snapshotted for the B2X fork.
Is this the way other users are managing the forks, and is this a good and secure way to do this?
Then I could use the private keys from core to claim by BTC gold, then use the private keys from Electrum to claim B2X. What to do with the BTC to prevent replay?
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Is it possible to add nodes for syncing manually from the console. If so, what is the syntax?
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Hi, I haven't used my VTC wallet for a while and it's out of date. I downloaded the latest wallet to Sync but not syncing, followed a suggestion to download the bootstrap file. Now it is syncing from local bootstrap, but has got stuck at December 13th 2014, and is not moving. Any ideas? Also there are zero active connections to the vertcoin network. Running Vertcoin Core version v0.11.1.0-9c5018b (64-bit).
As an alternative - How would I import the VTC into electrum? Is it as simple as dumping the private keys from the console - then importing into electrum (even though wallet hasn't synced)?
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There are two transactions before the ones where 1840 was taken out (for 902 and 977 XEM added to your account). Those transactions took place around May time this year.
I'm assuming that was an exchange you brought from and added to your account? Those same XEM have been sent to that same exchange address:
NBLQ6P-E7Z5CV-ANJNXG-OR74UQ-LOJ2YM-GJJOZ4-YFAQ
If someone has access to your account then they probably sent the amount to the exchange to sell.
Perhaps you could check with that exchange, explain your situation and ask who owns the account with the message ID: 5d19a020ad3211e7a6c717a42ec3df90
They would know the users details (assuming they have a verified account) KYC etc.
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tell me how I can synchronize my wallet, today I downloaded vertcoin-qt.exe and ran it. but synchronization does not occur, the synchronization time is 3 years 40 weeks, and this is unchanged.
Had the same issue on linux. I suggest using the electrum client, works perfectly on both win and linux. Who wants do d/l 3 years of chain anyway? How would you import the VTC into electrum? I have the same issue with syncing as previous poster. Is it as simple as dumping the private keys from the console - then importing into electrum (even though wallet hasn't synced)? |
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