Shit that is clever, fooled a few pro's.
Meanwhile. I struggle to sell any coins to cleverly grow a stash.
Good luck to you guys with more balls than I,
Phil
Damn, did the hackers get another one? |
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Looks hacked to me. The language seems different (misusing words like "loose"), and I doubt that AP needs to be wasting time with earnings from a signature campaign.
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Best thing to do is not make any decision on emotion, as we can see there are trolls here doing what they can to influence you.
Don't forget that Monero was at one point the most heavily trolled community. (I have no way of quantifying that claim but it seems true)
Every altcoin is down in relation to BTC, it's like a tsunami receding before the big wave.
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this is saddambitcoin on october 15 2017. 12ye58fxenmcexM3ofZH2xexTgZ6nPRiXU INAn4YHB41rKunWSvKIt0L7KWgumAzVF5LZqK6Zy4BojElsVAnVwmLiQy4e7FNDui/X23vVF8QQT9Xj8OiFm7Bs= |
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I am one of those who rage quitted Monero after the fake fluffy pony "announcement" 3 months ago. I have since been trying to re-enter hoping for that elusive major dip. Hoping today is that day though price seems to be exceptionally resilient to the big China FUD. Oh well, going to watch dumb and dumber today... need to relate to something.
Today is a good day to Monero. A very good day, only wish I had set my bids a little lower. One must be patient like the condor as you say. Cheers to a successful hard fork. |
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Then tell me how XMR is now back on the main page of Bitcoinwisdom, after several days of being gone? |
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I gotta say, in the GUI it doesn't really make sense to show the transaction amount and address when you're signing a transactions but not to show it when you're actually submitting it to the network xD
Looks like someone already created an issue for this on Github. https://github.com/monero-project/monero-core/issues/753If you want to use monero-wallet-cli, there is a confirm prompt before "submit_transfer". |
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So, does anyone know if the dev team has to decided to officially implement the HF to the ~16th which is when the determined block would roll around or to change the block # so that it happens on the 21st as was advertised for quite some time?
HF happens by the block which is hard coded in the daemon, the date is just an estimation. The block has to be determined 6 months in advance so if there is huge increase in hashrate, it is possible for that block to come sooner than expected. |
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Has anyone been able to cash out of Monero?
I am having a truly Kafkaesque exerience. I'm tier 4 verified on Kraken, but have been unable to withdraw any funds to my bank account. No explanation so far. My bank account details are all correctly entered.
I gave my church a substantial amount of Monero. They spent 3 months getting verified on Kraken but have also been unable to withdraw any funds. They were told that the wire transfer process has to be separately verified. They are trying to jump through all the hoops but I am beginning to lose hope.
Similar problems on Coinbase. I have tried selling Bitcoin on Coinbase but the transaction has been rejected because I am "over the weekly limit", which I'm clearly not. This used to work.
And I'm having the same problems on goldmoney.com. Not a cryptocurrency but again transfer out is not working for nonsensical reasons.
I'm starting to wonder whether the whole cryptocurrency world, if not the entire financial world, is fake. What does the Monero price matter if there's no real world liquidity?
Anyone else having similar problems?
I have had a good experience with Gemini. Verification only took 1 week or so (this was earlier this year), and there are no withdrawal fees. Trading fees are reasonable, unlike the Coinbase 1.5%. ACH withdrawals have been smooth. Haven't tried a wire withdrawal yet but I hear that it is reliable. |
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Maybe this is old info, but I got in contact with a manager at Cryptopia today, via Discord app. I don't get the impression that they will delist XMR any time soon, but what I learned was interesting. It may all be old hat to most of you. As usual, I blogged about it. https://thecryptopapers.com/2017/09/01/poloniex-v-cryptopia/This doesn't make sense to me. Sorry if I have not kept up with Bytecoin development, but I was not aware that Bytecoin had the ability to do encrypted payment ids (such as the integrated address with Monero)? Is it true? |
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From what I understand, the "th" is pronounced as an S in Korean. So you would say "Bitsum".
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Something isn't functioning then--both ChrisPop and myself made deposits over an hour ago
Karl told me the back-end setup is the same as the original depo, so saddam's server might be down then. Monerod needed a restart, I will increase RAM. Deposits should be credited now. |
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Additionally, just focusing on E1 and B1 ignores possible losses in M3. For example, I believe binaryfate (correct if wrong) is out like almost 100 BTC worth of XMR that he deposited but was not credited for. There are no M3 losses. All deposited M3 was and is fully accounted for (now held in Gringotts). binaryFate deposited XMR and sold the M3 to arbitrage B1 - he is owed BTC. |
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What Pappy would you suggest for someone to start their collection? I've been more of a wine hoarder lately but it would be nice to have some excellent bourbon on hand. I know I've tried some of the "lower priced" PVW in the past but I can't remember what year it was, other than I enjoyed it.
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Announcement:
The remaining balance of Saddam's M3 Depository has been transferred to Gringotts.
Current M3 exists: 174,828 (1748.28 XMR)
174,828 M3
- 2800 Rostibarn deposit to Gringotts
- 5050 Kevorkian deposit to Gringotts
- 1000 Gringotts deposit to Gringotts
- 1 Saddam deposit to Gringotts
- 50000 Luigi holds this balance independently *
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115,977 M3 / 1159.77 XMR
Money successfully sent, transaction: <61575cd8c276f9f6af2920a8f38c939f3f68c3f1f63e7115ffee6e761e5c5dda>
Gringotts XMR address: 44ebqRd92ry9p6Syh3dCYL54MsgTc3wijDFrPaLmNJf6QpKPHuWhE3g8cEyubForMH96TyHBG2fpZRb ErT3bzvPRTLwEfiL
Gringotts viewkey: 98fd62b9455e98892ca5527ffd852fe7c14cfb0d81702d9574a25a97c1319702
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Febo, you are technically correct. This is item is the first *pure silver* Monero coin, not the "first ever" Monero physical coin. I also have one from this batch (see first page of Cryptonic thread). In late 2014 he first released brass silver plated Monero coins, prior to offering the pure silver. Edit: To clarify, even though it is not the first ever produced Monero coin, the first batch of pure silver coins also have "2014" printed on the back, though the coins were not available until 2015. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=583449.msg9174114#msg9174114 |
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I can’t receive moneros I’ve sent to my XMR address on Eobot, hash of transfer: 7172f32f16423bfac5b01eb99158f76b65e35aea1de3b79682f1c505071c8c12 Eobot wrote on my request: «XMR is required to have a "Payment ID" attached when sending coins, otherwise it wont arrive. It's an anonymous coin and we can't track who sent the coins without the payment ID, and some exchanges/websites might not support it, so you need to contact them and ask them to support it». The problem is, I didn't use payment ID. But probably it’s possible to do something with it… Then I asked some person from Monero team from their official site — and there was an answer: «The funds were cleared by the Monero network a while back (block 1356806) https://moneroblocks.info/search/7172f32f16423bfac5b01eb99158f76b65e35aea1de3b79682f1c505071c8c12so you need to contact the recipient of the funds. If the funds were sent to Eobot or some other Exchange, Wallet Provider, etc., you need to contact their support. One must keep in mind that most Exchanges and Wallet providers will use a common XMR address and assign one or more payment IDs to each account in order to properly credit each account. As a consequence of this, if the payment ID they gave you is not used, it may not be straightforward for them to credit your account with the funds, even though they have the funds somewhere in their system. If the funds were sent to a wallet under your control then it is a matter of setting up the wallet and synchronizing it with the network». And finally I’m asking somebody of you to help me with advise what to do now — if it is possible to solve my problem. The sum of XMR was probably not so much to mention, but it is not good for me anyway. The response you got above from the Monero team was correct. Eobot has the XMR you sent, but because there was no payment id on the tranasction, their system did not know who to credit the payment. You will need to contact their support (Eobot) and someone will have to manually identify the transaction. |
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Monero with it's tech will be superior and in March 2018 this will be prooved yeeaaahhhh  And why march Monero has a history of rallying in March. |
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