Use this command in ALQO directory.


It returns an exhaustive list of commands to run "inside the wallet". It is essential to know well how blockchain technology works before frequent using of the command line (just a friendly advice, it is easier to accidentally loose coins in cmd line than in gui wallet  ). Stackexchange could give you more information.

I stumbled upon the same error a few weeks ago. Check that you have installed all required dependencies. My case was a missing library. Eventually, you should be ok after node reinstall.

I guess you don't have to use a special software to have yourself registered. There is already a lot of nodes, and demand for additional nodes is significantly lower. Just try it  

Thanks for explanation, dApps didn't come to my mind. There is certainly a lot of development ahead of us. I am putting Bluzelle on my radar

Passing through SEC is a great leap forward, first ICO's will certainly take advantage of that. However, SEC announced last week that no ICO has been fully compliant yet. Anyways I am just doing a research on Poly and considering to go long 

Interesting idea, I have never heard of this coin. Could anyone enlighten me what is the advantage of having an SQL-like database on a blockchain? I thought that both vertical and horizontal scaling issues are generally solved with NoSQL databases (beginner's opinion alert).

Coinomi and Myetherwallet But these are good just for transactional amounts of coins. If you really want to store and secure your coins, ALWAYS use hard wallets for each coin.

Somebody is buying aggresively at stocks.exchange for market prices  Price rose for more than 70%, we might expect some whales here.. Buying for 0.00004 per coin two weeks ago seems like a bargain from today's point of view 

Shipchain holds a dominance among cargo transportation project. They are well established with experienced team and working solutions. Tracking, midlemen markups etc.

You established a good service. The greatest issue of shared masternodes are frequent withdrawals of clients' coins which significantly decreases revenue potential for active clients. You might want to adjust coins lock-in period sooner or later. Three days are not sufficient in my humble opinion. Or you can simply fill missing "seats" with your own coins  

If you want to mine Bitcoin in the US, you buy a rig in a shared datacenter. If you want to mine Bitcoin in Russia, you simply buy a mountain.  

Anyways, as an investor, I do not see long term investment potential in any venture associated with mining only. There is not enough added value.

I wonder that nobody has mentioned Blocknet yet. They implemented a lot of important features for seamless decentralized trading. And of course, Cryptobridge is going to be huge as well.

As a marathon runner, this warmed the heart of mine.  App mock up is well designed, and you make a good progress with business partnerships (thumbs up for Eidoo especially). Lympo will be a great, useful token!

No downtime for me either. Wallets are online and my orders are alive. I hope to get filled 

This is it! Governments are going to compete against each other in attracting as much crypto business as possible. At least some of governments. It is very good that Arizona took a first spin on the wheel 

Good news. Just assuring - does it mean that I will still be able to run LMN's on any VPS with required specification? I would like to setup all by myself 

It depends very much on market conditions. I tend not to sell any coins during steep increases .. but you are talking about a big position so I would probably make a plan of "exit steps" selling a small portion every day in the next 10 days. It might help you to average your profits. Last but not least, greed is bad 

Your first picks are very good. I would recommend you to look further into Alqo. It is my hidden gem, and it is now definitely undervalued.



I would also wait before converting fiat to crypto, bears are still quite powerful in the market If I were you, I would closely observe the price of Bitcoin as you need to convert to BTC first and then to altcoins. I would wait for a technical formation in Bitcoin (let's make it simple - buy BTC if you see double bottom), and simultaneously good news in altcoins. I bet some regulation bodies are going to explain their opinions on crypto regulation during February and March which could be a good entry point.

50+ coins is indeed a lot, you will eventually end up copying whole crypto market performance.

Personally, I would get rid of the whole position of SC as I don't see any upside potential there. XRP is also negative for me (high supply, heavily centralized coin). On the other hand, I would strenghten SHIFT and ARDOR and STRAT as these are all long term picks for me 

Goldman Sachs thinks in a slightly different time perspective than majority of traders here. Fundamentally, GS is right in the very long run when plenty of top500 coins is going to loose even their speculative value (apart from their intrinsic value). Meanwhile, we - traders and hodlers - can earn by betting on changes in speculative value.