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February 08, 2017, 09:21:31 PM
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Is there a IOTA tangle explorer available? Sadly, the one I used in the past (tangle.ninja) is not available anymore.
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February 08, 2017, 09:31:47 PM
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Is there a IOTA tangle explorer available? Sadly, the one I used in the past (tangle.ninja) is not available anymore.

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- Excerpt from the IOTA Sacred Texts Vol. I
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February 09, 2017, 01:11:28 AM
Last edit: February 09, 2017, 07:13:00 PM by drays
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All the richest persons in the world got their wealth by providing something useful back to the society, then money comes naturally as a side effect!

Huh.. that was friggin' tough... Shocked. The best joke. Grin
Hope other parts of the announcement make more sence. Smiley

Good luck though!

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February 09, 2017, 07:11:42 PM
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Some updates:

Trading Bot Stats (avg 10,62BTC/ti)
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19'235 Gi and 12'304'519 microBTC on the balances
11'742 Gi and 20'004'626 microBTC in the orders
10 Gi in the fishpond
489 orders
214 trades
23'283 Gi traded for 247'342'687 microBTC

New Android Wallet released:
https://medium.com/iotatangle/community-made-mobile-wallet-75045043be1c#

New Article:
https://medium.com/@bitmintnews/iota-a-key-ingredient-of-the-definitive-solution-to-the-cyber-identity-crisis-ff12c85b3886#.9mb0whhoe

The IOTA foundation hosted an hackathon in their office in Berlin. I'm sure there will be an update with some pictures Smiley
https://twitter.com/iotatoken/status/829062952191979521
http://hacking.law/

Luey is looking for IOTA whales to support projects/ideas from the community!
https://twitter.com/lueyforje/status/829193439589912578

Short summary from limo:
http://www.tangleblog.com/2017/02/07/february-report-1/
https://twitter.com/steveomarburg/status/827130597944471552

New foundation member:
https://medium.com/iotatangle/welcome-david-a-cohen-to-the-iota-foundation-1d0c694e52bc#
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February 10, 2017, 09:47:08 AM
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What is the meaning of DA and TA columns in the iota.cool explorer?

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February 10, 2017, 01:26:49 PM
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What is the meaning of DA and TA columns in the iota.cool explorer?

DA = Direct Approvals
TA = Total Approvals

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February 11, 2017, 01:24:03 PM
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What is the meaning of DA and TA columns in the iota.cool explorer?

DA = Direct Approvals
TA = Total Approvals

OK, and why are both numbers always equal to each other for all transactions, at least in the explorer table?

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February 11, 2017, 07:11:23 PM
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What is the meaning of DA and TA columns in the iota.cool explorer?

DA = Direct Approvals
TA = Total Approvals

OK, and why are both numbers always equal to each other for all transactions, at least in the explorer table?

For such details you'd better ask to the iota.cool admin (@alfred-ch at slack) or maybe to CfB. You'd surelly get a correct explanation.

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February 13, 2017, 07:36:46 PM
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Is reusing the same address to receive IOTA still not recommended?
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February 13, 2017, 07:44:03 PM
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Is reusing the same address to receive IOTA still not recommended?

Correct.
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February 15, 2017, 03:29:48 AM
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Is reusing the same address to receive IOTA still not recommended?

Depends on how you define "reusing".
You may receive Iotas as many times as you wish to the same address without any loss of security.
But as soon as you make an outgoing transfer you should no longer use the address to receive Iotas.
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February 15, 2017, 07:20:05 AM
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Is reusing the same address to receive IOTA still not recommended?

Depends on how you define "reusing".
You may receive Iotas as many times as you wish to the same address without any loss of security.
But as soon as you make an outgoing transfer you should no longer use the address to receive Iotas.

Exchanges will hate this? And users deposit address will change every time also, because exchange need to collect into hot/cold wallet.
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February 15, 2017, 08:13:29 AM
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Is reusing the same address to receive IOTA still not recommended?

Depends on how you define "reusing".
You may receive Iotas as many times as you wish to the same address without any loss of security.
But as soon as you make an outgoing transfer you should no longer use the address to receive Iotas.

Exchanges will hate this? And users deposit address will change every time also, because exchange need to collect into hot/cold wallet.

For the end user: The GUI wallet automatically changes address when you spend IOTA funds.
For the exchanges: I see no trouble, since each user will have separate deposit address and during withdrawal the IOTAs leave the exchange each time from a different address.

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February 16, 2017, 01:15:14 PM
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Is reusing the same address to receive IOTA still not recommended?

Depends on how you define "reusing".
You may receive Iotas as many times as you wish to the same address without any loss of security.
But as soon as you make an outgoing transfer you should no longer use the address to receive Iotas.

Exchanges will hate this? And users deposit address will change every time also, because exchange need to collect into hot/cold wallet.

For the end user: The GUI wallet automatically changes address when you spend IOTA funds.
For the exchanges: I see no trouble, since each user will have separate deposit address and during withdrawal the IOTAs leave the exchange each time from a different address.

@IOTA experts: correct me if I'm wrong

Correct, the GUI wallet automatically transfers remaining IOTA to a new address if the user makes a transfer.
Same I suppose the Exchanges will do. For Cold wallet they just need to keep track of the new deposit addresses, but that should not be to hard to do.
Wonder how exchanges will handel snapshots and regeneration of addresses though...but I think Dominik sad that this can be solved with index values or something
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February 17, 2017, 06:05:20 PM
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We are waiting for hardware?

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February 18, 2017, 11:04:25 AM
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Is IOTA currently on any exchange?

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February 18, 2017, 11:16:45 AM
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Is IOTA currently on any exchange?

No, not yet.
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Is IOTA currently on any exchange?

Stats YassinDEX :

17/02/2017

25'476 Gi and 48'213'133 microBTC on the balances
15'431 Gi and 17'923'528 microBTC in the orders
0 Gi in the fishpond
734 orders
341 trades
31'166 Gi traded for 311'079'938 microBTC  Smiley Cool

Average 1Gi/0,00998 BTC


Ps : 1'000'000 microBTC = 1BTC

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Type   |    Qty (Gi)   |   Price (microBTC/Gi)   |       Amount (microBTC)   |   Owner
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 ASK   |         202   |                51'902   |              10'484'204   |   #0 @raganius
 ASK   |         168   |                50'000   |               8'400'000   |   #0 @allyourbase
 ASK   |       3'318   |                50'000   |             165'900'000   |   #0 @rlh
 ASK   |          42   |                29'990   |               1'259'580   |   #2 @come-from-beyond
 ASK   |          15   |                28'287   |                 424'305   |   #4 @raganius
 ASK   |           5   |                25'125   |                 125'625   |   #1 @raganius
 ASK   |         100   |                25'000   |               2'500'000   |   #6 @come-from-beyond
 ASK   |         100   |                24'000   |               2'400'000   |   #5 @come-from-beyond
 ASK   |         100   |                23'000   |               2'300'000   |   #4 @come-from-beyond
 ASK   |         100   |                22'000   |               2'200'000   |   #3 @come-from-beyond
 ASK   |         100   |                21'000   |               2'100'000   |   #1 @come-from-beyond
 ASK   |           2   |                20'000   |                  40'000   |   #0 @kev
 ASK   |         100   |                20'000   |               2'000'000   |   #0 @come-from-beyond
 ASK   |         305   |                20'000   |               6'100'000   |   #0 @gianluigi
 ASK   |         217   |                19'750   |               4'285'750   |   #0 @breasal
 ASK   |          81   |                19'238   |               1'558'278   |   #2 @raganius
 ASK   |          49   |                17'000   |                 833'000   |   #3 @onebackslash
 ASK   |          50   |                16'500   |                 825'000   |   #0 @liqio
 ASK   |         142   |                16'000   |               2'272'000   |   #0 @vanbreuk
 ASK   |          50   |                15'000   |                 750'000   |   #1 @onebackslash
 ASK   |       7'920   |                14'000   |             110'880'000   |   #0 @yanks
 ASK   |          99   |                14'000   |               1'386'000   |   #0 @eugene
 ASK   |          49   |                13'900   |                 681'100   |   #0 @onebackslash
 ASK   |          49   |                13'899   |                 681'051   |   #0 @scryptominer
 ASK   |         250   |                13'000   |               3'250'000   |   #1 @bitaddict
 ASK   |          25   |                12'999   |                 324'975   |   #6 @scryptominer
 ASK   |         128   |                12'400   |               1'587'200   |   #1 @andruiman
 ASK   |          10   |                12'000   |                 120'000   |   #2 @nyrsta
 ASK   |          24   |                11'997   |                 287'928   |   #0 @albert
 ASK   |          10   |                11'900   |                 119'000   |   #3 @nyrsta
 ASK   |          50   |                11'899   |                 594'950   |   #1 @scryptominer
 ASK   |          70   |                11'800   |                 826'000   |   #0 @andruiman
 ASK   |         200   |                10'500   |               2'100'000   |   #2 @simibit
 ASK   |           1   |                10'000   |                  10'000   |   #1 @ripdig
 ASK   |         150   |                 9'999   |               1'499'850   |   #0 @bitaddict
 ASK   |       1'000   |                 9'000   |               9'000'000   |   #0 @erik
 ASK   |         100   |                 8'999   |                 899'900   |   #0 @bitme
 ASK   |          35   |                 8'900   |                 311'500   |   #0 @nick
 ASK   |          15   |                 8'800   |                 132'000   |   #1 @nick
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 BID   |          77   |                 7'000   |                 539'000   |   #0 @icfiedler
 BID   |         600   |                 6'910   |               4'146'000   |   #0 @highlander
 BID   |          64   |                 6'900   |                 441'600   |   #1 @ladman
 BID   |          42   |                 6'730   |                 282'660   |   #0 @moonie
 BID   |          25   |                 6'200   |                 155'000   |   #1 @augomat
 BID   |          70   |                 6'200   |                 434'000   |   #2 @andruiman
 BID   |         811   |                 6'103   |               4'949'533   |   #0 @dave
 BID   |         100   |                 6'101   |                 610'100   |   #1 @quarzazatete
 BID   |         100   |                 6'100   |                 610'000   |   #1 @simibit
 BID   |           1   |                 5'505   |                   5'505   |   #0 @ripdig
 BID   |          25   |                 5'000   |                 125'000   |   #2 @augomat
 BID   |          25   |                 4'500   |                 112'500   |   #0 @augomat
 BID   |          50   |                 4'401   |                 220'050   |   #2 @quarzazatete
 BID   |           1   |                 4'000   |                   4'000   |   #0 @jp_fahs
 BID   |          53   |                 2'871   |                 152'163   |   #3 @quarzazatete
 BID   |           1   |                 1'530   |                   1'530   |   #3 @raganius
 BID   |       2'970   |                 1'001   |               2'972'970   |   #1 @rlh
 BID   |       1'980   |                 1'000   |               1'980'000   |   #0 @lordoliver
 BID   |         100   |                    65   |                   6'500   |   #0 @quarzazatete
 BID   |           1   |                    10   |                      10   |   #0 @jaaw


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Friendly announcement for you traders here:

As a temporary solution, an OTC Bot has been set up to enable trading in the official IOTA slack.
Since @yassinnxt  provided an excellent service as escrow in the past, he will act as an intermediary, before IOTA hits exchanges.
Additional advice: @yassinnxt  is the only escrow. Don't send your funds to different persons and be sure to interact with @yassinnxt  only as impersonators occasionally tried to scam some people in the past.


The OTC-bot service assisted by Yassin works as follows:

1. You send BTC or iotas to an address provided by Yassin (via private message)
2. Yassin executes a command to deposit the accordant amount to your balance tracked by the bot
3. You buy/sell iotas (this can happen as many times as you need)
4. You send Yassin an address to withdraw the earned BTC/iotas
5. Yassin adjusts your balance and sends real tokens to your address
6. Trades are taxed with 0% fee.
7. Deposits/withdrawals are charged with 1% fee (rounded up).
8. Min amount of a deposit/withdrawal is 10'000 microBTC/2 Gi.
9. To get instructions on how to trade iotas once you get your tokens on the balance type "HELP" on #trading   channel.
10. As a precaution, you are advised to provide Yassin with an extra BTC and IOTA-address to be able to receive your funds once you left slack for different reasons, such as a ban or technical issues.
11. For each IOTA deposit, a new address must be generated. This is necessary to show the right balances for each entry listed by the bot.
12. For better usability, Gi and microBTC for fees are always rounded. (1Gi for 2GI-100Gi, 2Gi from >100Gi-200Gi and so on)

The service was tested with test tokens, but it is still possible that an undiscovered bug may lead to a loss of all your BTC/iotas, so we suggest to trade small amounts per session.


Example-trade:

-Alice contacts @yassinnxt   and says "I want to deposit 50 BTC"
-She sends 50 BTC to an address provided by Yassin
- Once 50 BTC are confirmed, Yassin types "GIVE 49.5 BTC TO @Alice (1% fee included)
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-Alice contacts Yassin and says "I want to withdraw 200 gigaiotas (Gi)"
-Yassin executes "TAKE 200 Gi FROM @Alice"
-Yassin sends 198 Gi to Alice (1% fee included)
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-Alice contacts Yassin and says "I want to deposit 200 Gi"
-She sends Yassin 200 Gi
-Once 200 Gi are confirmed he types "GIVE 198 gigaiotas TO @Alice" (1% fee included)
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-Alice contacts Yassin and says "I want to withdraw 50 BTC"
-Yassin types "TAKE 50 BTC FROM @Alice"
-Yassin sends 49.5 BTC to her (1% fee included)

Happy trading!
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February 18, 2017, 02:19:13 PM
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Will anybody who wants to withdraw from exchanges have to do pow on their local device? If you are a notebook user you would be screwed especially when done in browser?
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Will anybody who wants to withdraw from exchanges have to do pow on their local device? If you are a notebook user you would be screwed especially when done in browser?

Your notebook is probably very old (~1995)?
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