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Can I get an answer here on how much it costs in $ or eth or btc to list a erc20 token ?
Heya at the Price for now 1000000 Dot on https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Paytopia this would be a round 1.8 Btc or so ! Regards Lafu Hi, I don't see an option for 1000000 DOT listing of an ERC20 token on paytopia. I only see an option for 5000000. Am I looking in the wrong place? |
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Some important updates on Updates on ICO timings
Also, we are proud to announce our partnership with Bitcoin Sussie AG!
Client onboarding is active now for non-US citizens.
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Remember, private direct token sales will be primarily done through Bitcoin Suisse.
https://www.bitcoinsuisse.ch/moeda/
Please register with them if you want to participate in the ICO without having to send ETH directly to the contract in the public sale.
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MOEDA TOKEN | Moeda Tokens (MDA) are backed by a social contract in loyal support of Green Cross Brazil to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Capital
appreciation of tokens will correlate to usage, investment, and projects’ sustainable profitability subject to market supply and demand dynamics. The tokens will be transferable
once the sale has concluded.
MDA are issued based on smart contract rules and as a loyalty benefit for a donation to Green Cross Brazil during the Initial Contribution Offering (ICO) period. Loyalty tokens,
post-ICO, are a freely floating asset that will be priced according to market supply and demand. There is a maximum supply of 20 million MDA tokens that will be created with
this contract.
Public Crowdsale Starts On Aug 28, 2017
ICO Terms
- Total Tokens: 20 million
- Public ICO phase: 5 million
- Private sales, pre-sales, and foundation: 15 million
Crowdsale of MDA-Tokens
- Contributions will be accepted starting at block (To be determined closer to the sale date)
- MDA Ethereum Contract Address (To be shared post audit)
- MDA Public ICO Contribution Instructions: (Coming Soon)
Private ICO Phase: July 18th, 2017
Moeda’s partner, Bitcoin Suisse AG is a regulated crypto financial broker, asset manager and service provider based in Zug, Switzerland. They will help Moeda to facilitate direct
donations of our tokens for BTC and FIAT. Privates sales are on a first come first serve basis and investors must be onboarded for AML/KYC with BTC Suisse before being allowed
to participate. The registration form is on the BTC Suisse Moeda Website: URL coming soon.
These tokens are also allocated to pre-sales, bounties, and advisors. The rest will be held in the foundation for later use. There are a maximum of 20 million tokens that will be
issued between the public ICO phase, partner issued tokens, and the pre-sale tokens. The conditions regarding this loyalty program may be subject to change.
EDIT: AS OF 09/05/2017 ALL TOKENS HAVE BEEN SOLD AND DISTRIBUTED.
DUE TO AN ISSUE WITH ICOAGE AND CHINESE REGULATIONS, 371112 MDA WILL BE BURNED.
TOTAL SUPPLY: 19,628,888 MDA CIRCULATING SUPPLY: 19,628,888 MDA FOUNDATION TOKENS: 0
Public ICO Phase: Aug 28th, 2017 - Sep 28th, 2017
A $1 USD contribution in ETH will receive 1 Moeda (MDA) token. A maximum of 5 million MDA tokens will be issued in the public phase. The USD/ETH exchange rate should be
updated on a daily basis. Times are approximate and based on when the start and end blocks are mined on the Ethereum network.
Token Generation Rules
A ~$1 USD contribution in ETH will receive ~1 Moeda (MDA) token. A maximum of 5 million MDA tokens will be issued in the public phase. The USD/ETH conversion rate may be
updated on a daily basis but due to market fluctuations and speed of the network, you should expect some pricing variability. Tokens will be transferrable once the sale has ended
and has been finalised.
The sale starts when block TBD has been mined, and ends when either the equivalent of 5 million US dollars worth of Ether has been received, or once block TBD has been mined.
Contributions sent before the starting block has been mined will be rejected, and the sent Ether will be returned, minus the transaction fees. |
THE TEAM
MOEDA Project Seeds Program | MOEDA partners, the cooperative entities UNICAFES and CRESOL have combined 700,000 members in more than 1,100 cooperatives and have been, for 30 years, providing micro
loans and financial services for small agricultural communities in Brazil. Under UNICAFES’ umbrella MOEDA is directly working with 170 Brazilian Cooperative Credit Banks and 128 Communitarian
Banks to give mobile banking and access to capital for sustainable development projects. During the first year, MOEDA Seed Projects Program aims to provide 100,000 members with lines of credit. |
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) | MOEDA is working in collaboration with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations to remove three key barriers that have plagued effective public financing of the SDGs:
1. Impact lenders have insufficient transparency into sustainable investments. This makes it risky to manage a large portfolio because there’s no way to see where the money is going.
2. Due to the lack of transparency, borrowers have insufficient access to capital. Moeda gives borrowers a way to establish reputation, document project status, and to collaborate with others in
the community.
3. Statistics have shown that investors have a gender bias against women-led projects, despite having historically higher success ratios and repayment rates than projects run by men. More than 40
percent of businesses registered in Latin America and the Caribbean are owned by women, according to the World Bank-IFC Enterprise survey. However, the credit gap for women-owned enterprises
remains high throughout the region. Brazil has the largest gap, whereby 45 percent of women-owned SMEs identify access to finance as a major constraint in operating and growing their businesses. |
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@TrueCryptonaire. How can you say that if growth starts to accelerate, the risk of a correction will be imminent? That is counterintuitive. Should it not be the opposite? If the growth is growing, the risk of a correction will become smaller and smaller.
I also want to ask how is the growth of Monero use in the darknet market place? Are more vendors using it?
He's referring to technical trading. These coins always pump and dump. pop and drop. You need to create a bubble price if you are going to burst it. And yes, there will be a continual cycle of price acceleration creating bubbles and then a correction when dumping. This typically happens when shorts are forced to buy back at market prices or when big news hits and organic buys eat the sell book. Then profit taking comes into play and market dynamics kick in to get back to a more normal equilibrium, not one just predicated on some short term technical event. |
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I dunno if you should listen to him, but those price points are inline with my "add to stack" buy indicators. Might not drop down there again but since we are all long term hodlers we should already have a long position in cold storage.
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Are there other pools that this can mine to besides the coinsforall scam pool? 4% fee + 4 ZEC minimum payout... most won't hit that min payout...
I wouldn't go as far as to call it scam but yeah 4% is too high 2% would be reasonable the fee is fine. 4ZEC min payout?? should be much less. |
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Are there other pools that this can mine to besides the coinsforall scam pool? 4% fee + 4 ZEC minimum payout... most won't hit that min payout...
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I posted on the zcash forum, but for others here...
Awesome job! I need to eat my shorts now that you actually released a reasonably fast open sourced miner. From the Toonim thread "The GPU miner completes one Equihash run in 45 ms (approx. 41.7 Sol/s) on an R9 290." Though, I'm not convinced price per watt is going to be better than some of the CPU miners out there if they are really claiming 6+ Sol/s per thread! I haven't been able to test or verify those yet.
Getting approximate 37.25 Sols/s on each of my Sapphire r290 cards. Haven't messed with OC yet. Edit: environment, standard fglrx drivers on Ubuntu 64bit 14.04 LTS.
Temps stable around 73C, so they aren't being worked too hard yet. I can't find my Kill-a-watt meter, but this 4x GPU rig was configured to max out at 14.9AMPs while mining Scrypt-N optimized. I'm going to guess it's much less than that.
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Will you be merging into BFG miner?
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1Jn3wZuF9FsifCNPqCTtsxcnk53fxHUG9v
If I win, I will return all the coins back to BFX accounts that can prove ownership of hacked deposit accounts.
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WHO IN THEIR RIGHT MIND, ISSUES A DECENTRALIZED TOKEN AND THEN REQUIRES PEOPLE TO PASTE THAT PASSWORD BACK INTO A WEB BROWSER? "VERIFY YOUR PASSPHRASE" WHAT A LOAD OF SHIT.
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I hope you are able to get your buy done at a nice low price. Would be a shame for all that FUDding to go to waste!
I don't believe fudding by noobs has any effect on the price. I don't even believe fudding by myself would have. Unfortunately you are wrong. Once some noobs start farting the price starts to drop and it might drop quite fast as we saw some time ago in this thread when it fell back to low 0.002. The price is too much dependent on the sentiment of some traders who love to dump the coin at any point they see it is possible to kill the bullish trendline. OMG... teh whale has spoken... quick guys sell all yor coin before its too late, sell all and realize the profit,, you can always buy back later after the whale done dumping. with all teh Inflation ahead, lack of GUI, dozen of competiting CN coin, and infinite emission tailgate... you cant take the chances that monero price will reach 10000 usd seriously... isnt  EDIT :: oh dear did you hear... psss... bts implement anonimity... XMR used to have high inflation, but that is pretty much past now.. If the dumpers did not have dumped probably the marketcap od XMR would have reached Darkcoin's marketcap. The inflation is only around 9300 coins per day which represents around 10 k usd. in the long run, moneros inflation is irrelevant tho... what matter is when all top 10 coin has anonymity implemented, how would xmr will stay relevant if we look at Eth for example, they already has Gui wallet although still beta 2 it seem, but improvement are constantly being implemented. Dash, they has gimmick like Anonymity, masternode, instantx, voting system... wow... in short, Xmr really really need to improve, old hype of gimmick anonimity alone will soon fade away. because only few people need superior anonimity, those are Terorist, drug dealer, tax evader, and kid molester and other horrible stuff while ordinary humble religious law abiding citizen only need to able to use their money easily without the hassle of Command line wallet  . yo will need to pimp your wallet that user can use it intuitively. honestly i want to hear more good news from xmr community regarding their wallet, as i too once xmr holder and convert all of them when i realize xmr dev seem ignoring investors call for improvement. have a nice day  11 600 000 coins have emitted. Has anyone calculated how long it will take when we have twice as many coin mined (23 200 000)? XMR has all the benefits of cash unlike bitcoin. I wouldn't say, ALL the benefits. They are just different. Fungibility is better, but spendability is much less. Can I haz a mobile wallet please? (actually , please link me to the latest Android wallet build, I forget who made one recently, I need to test it.) |
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Didn't you say any topic title with a question mark means NO? Reading thread now. That's a fair conclusion here  There are some potential future issues but it is hardly REKT, for now at least. In terms of quantum-resistance we have bigger problems to worry about (and so does Zcash) This is a non-issue as the PoW can be forked easily. If the current NIST recommended encryption curves and algorithms are broken with quantum computing... well, yes, we have bigger issues as smooth points out. |
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you can read my observations here. Interesting post. The salient quote is of course: Why litecoin? Liquidity. These guys own 5 and 6 digits amount of BTC. They need massive liquidity to increase their holdings by any significant degree. And as such litecoin has been a blessing. Will history repeat itself?
I've had that in my mind for a loooong time. Liquidity is absolutely necessary for the design, marketing, and distribution of crypto-currency, if you want to succeed. Yes, you need a few big market makers to take positions on the coin and provide liquidity like they did for Eth. Compared to the other coins in the top 15 (excluding ETH, LTC, BTC for a moment) XMR has got the best liquidity as far as I can see. Which is a really good sign at this stage, given no institutional market maker and no GUI xD |
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you can read my observations here. Interesting post. The salient quote is of course: Why litecoin? Liquidity. These guys own 5 and 6 digits amount of BTC. They need massive liquidity to increase their holdings by any significant degree. And as such litecoin has been a blessing. Will history repeat itself?
I've had that in my mind for a loooong time. Liquidity is absolutely necessary for the design, marketing, and distribution of crypto-currency, if you want to succeed. Yes, you need a few big market makers to take positions on the coin and provide liquidity like they did for Eth. |
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Is this a sidechain? or doppelganger chain? I wasn't aware the tech was out to do this yet. Keep up the great work!
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Bullish indicator: look at all the Monero trashing threads on page 1 of Altcoin Discussion.
I love it!
Wow, that's pretty hilarious. bitcointalk is so full of noobs that can't do their own homework or evaluate software themselves...I think those threads actually influence people. I just started getting into Monero recently but did my own independent analysis of privacy options in cryptos before starting to buy some. I also own or will own most of these, but monero is an increasing part of my portfolio now. Bitcoin with Stealth Tx and Confidential Tx - Too much taint in the chain already and optional privacy is not as good. Great for global adoption currently, but lacking in many areas with the number one being scalability at this point. Ethereum with future optional Ring signatures - Even Vitalik said, "Ethereum makes privacy voluntary, as you have to use mixers to get privacy, whereas Monero makes privacy compulsory, which is better." Dash - Dash does offer usability in a privacy marketed coin via mixers and darksend if you choose to use it. It is again, voluntary which as Vitalik pointed out above, not so good. Also, as a student of cyber security, I would believe that any centralized / federated control structure with masternodes or whatever, can be comprimised via takeover, legal judgement, or via the use of honeypots like the Tor network. If I can avoid some structure like that, I would prefer it. Dash also has the highest privacy minded coin marketcap and an incentive structure to buy and hold the coins in masternodes which makes it #2 on my list of investable privacy coins. Monero - No gui. I'm pretty technical and have been in bitcoin since 2010 and it took me a few weeks to become comfortable with monero. The learning curve is not as steep as ethereum, but it's up there. New users should probably not invest in it or use it yet unless they are technical and want to contribute to the development and QA testing. The default stealth tx and ring signature system in monero is super compelling to me as the only person you need to trust is yourself and your own private node. With future RingCT enhancements, it becomes even better. ZeroCoin / Moneta - Supposedly launching this coming week, and funded by some people that have been around for a while, I think this is a great research project and something to watch, but AFAIK, it's not really usable in a high tx type environment yet. ZeroCash - To be launched August-ish of this year, backed by big names in the space and based on zk-SNARKs and extrapolation of the ZeroCoin transactional concept. The tech looks really interesting but tx signing takes 90 seconds + 8.5GB RAM on a high end Intel machine right now. Also, the devs haven't really decided on scalability hard limits to be included into the coin or how coinbase transactions and fraud detection will work. Something to watch over the next few years, but no way close to usable. There were a couple other coins like ShadowCoin or whatever that I looked at quickly but found major flaws so I'm not going to even put them here. Monero is the only one that I think I would actually be able to use soon and not be concerned about the technology limitations, privacy, and anonymity. The whole no GUI issue isn't a big deal to me because as long as there's a command line API, someone can build a user friendly app that abstracts out the monero technical stuff. It's not like Bitcoin adoption is super great because of Bitcoin-QT. EDIT: Oh yes, forgot to mention. The primary goal for me to find a privacy / anon coin is to ensure 100% fungibility of the coin. I don't want to do some trade with someone and find out later I got a tainted coin from some dark market tx or a coin from a known stolen address and not be able to spend it again. Part the reason I wanted to find a fungible coin is because after coinbase closed my account without giving me a reason (even when I asked them), I have to only assume it was because of some tainted bitcoins that circulated into my account or were traced back to my account. |
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