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May 03, 2017, 10:42:43 AM |
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Thanks for your effort!!!
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wisebc
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May 03, 2017, 01:07:50 PM |
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Great news! I already requested change on 'coinmarketcap.com' to add 'coinexchange.io' on HOdlcoin profile. I bought some HODL. New exchange works just fine. TY Freetrade. |
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xryan
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May 03, 2017, 02:40:27 PM |
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Okay, officially seeking a new exchange.
Hi Freetrade, I am invested also in Waves. They offer, among other things, a decentralised exchange (DEX) . Currently they offer the DEX for some asset pairs (i.e. BTC/Waves and others, for more ( https://blog.wavesplatform.com/). You can also easily create your own tokens. The way it works with BTC is as follows: Waves have created their own "BTC token" calleld wBTC. You transfer BTC to your waves wallet it becomes wBTC, you can keep it, use it on the DEX to buy other tokens or send it back to your BTC wallet. What Waves have done is provided a Gateway from BTC to wBTC. In principle this mechanism is extendable to any altcoin, i.e. you create a token wHODL and it "only" needs a gateway to convert HODL to wHODL and back. Once we have in the Waves system we could then trade wHODLs vs wBTC. Everbody keeps his coins in his onwn wallet and Waves provides the "buy/sell" logistics. According to Waves 3rd party (you?) could write such a HODL/wHODL gateway, it is not necessary that the waves team write it. If would establish an exchange like that for HODL we would have the following advantages: - a trading platform for HODL - the decentrlized exchange is less susceptible to fraud then the centralised version I have only researched the idea superficially. You are the expert: Is this a way forward? |
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May 03, 2017, 06:10:25 PM |
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wisebc
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May 03, 2017, 08:10:36 PM
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A while back I offered to buy someone a pizza for 10,000HODL in honor of the original first bitcoin transaction that made that exchange. I'm still interested in paying USD to have a pizza delivered to someone in the U.S.A for 10,000HODL. PM me if you want to make that happen. 10k HODL is worth about $17 at the moment but I'll throw in a couple bucks to make it happen if need be.
For those outside of the U.S.A., someone on the HODL Facebook page is interested in buying a pizza for 10,000HODL in Australia.
Who will get to make the pizza transaction first? The U.S.A. or AUS?
Also, someone mentioned several months ago that they were looking at adding HODL as a payment option in their online grocery if it unforked. Whoever that was, well, we're unforked! Go to it!
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May 04, 2017, 01:47:30 AM |
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I just did a small test transaction over at CoinExchange.IO. I sent some bitcoin there and bought some HOdl and then sent that Hodl to a local wallet and re-locked it for a year. Everything went very smooth so if you're looking to buy/sell be sure and get over to CoinExchange.IO  P.S. I like a security feature they have there so when you initiate a transfer to withdraw funds they send you an email with a verification link that must be completed before the transaction will proceed. Pretty cool! HOdl on to your dreams. |
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May 04, 2017, 02:19:45 AM |
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A while back I offered to buy someone a pizza for 10,000HODL in honor of the original first bitcoin transaction that made that exchange. I'm still interested in paying USD to have a pizza delivered to someone in the U.S.A for 10,000HODL. PM me if you want to make that happen. 10k HODL is worth about $17 at the moment but I'll throw in a couple bucks to make it happen if need be.
For those outside of the U.S.A., someone on the HODL Facebook page is interested in buying a pizza for 10,000HODL in Australia.
Who will get to make the pizza transaction first? The U.S.A. or AUS?
Also, someone mentioned several months ago that they were looking at adding HODL as a payment option in their online grocery if it unforked. Whoever that was, well, we're unforked! Go to it!
I was going to say, "I will buy you a pizza for 10,000 HOdl," but then I realized that you were trying to do it the other way around. |
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FreeTrade (OP)
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May 04, 2017, 05:19:59 AM |
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Okay, officially seeking a new exchange.
Hi Freetrade, I am invested also in Waves. They offer, among other things, a decentralised exchange (DEX) . Currently they offer the DEX for some asset pairs (i.e. BTC/Waves and others, for more ( https://blog.wavesplatform.com/). You can also easily create your own tokens. The way it works with BTC is as follows: Waves have created their own "BTC token" calleld wBTC. You transfer BTC to your waves wallet it becomes wBTC, you can keep it, use it on the DEX to buy other tokens or send it back to your BTC wallet. What Waves have done is provided a Gateway from BTC to wBTC. In principle this mechanism is extendable to any altcoin, i.e. you create a token wHODL and it "only" needs a gateway to convert HODL to wHODL and back. Once we have in the Waves system we could then trade wHODLs vs wBTC. Everbody keeps his coins in his onwn wallet and Waves provides the "buy/sell" logistics. According to Waves 3rd party (you?) could write such a HODL/wHODL gateway, it is not necessary that the waves team write it. If would establish an exchange like that for HODL we would have the following advantages: - a trading platform for HODL - the decentrlized exchange is less susceptible to fraud then the centralised version I have only researched the idea superficially. You are the expert: Is this a way forward? Thanks for the suggestion - I had a brief look. Looks like it involves a lot of layers of abstraction and on/off ramps that don't yet exist. We've got a small exchange now so the issue is not so pressing that we need look at more complex options now. But thanks for effort anyhow. |
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wisebc
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May 04, 2017, 06:23:27 AM |
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I just did a small test transaction over at CoinExchange.IO. I sent some bitcoin there and bought some HOdl and then sent that Hodl to a local wallet and re-locked it for a year. Everything went very smooth so if you're looking to buy/sell be sure and get over to CoinExchange.IO P.S. I like a security feature they have there so when you initiate a transfer to withdraw funds they send you an email with a verification link that must be completed before the transaction will proceed. Pretty cool! HOdl on to your dreams. When will coin market cap reflect the change in exchanges? |
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May 04, 2017, 09:20:08 AM |
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I just did a small test transaction over at CoinExchange.IO. I sent some bitcoin there and bought some HOdl and then sent that Hodl to a local wallet and re-locked it for a year. Everything went very smooth so if you're looking to buy/sell be sure and get over to CoinExchange.IO P.S. I like a security feature they have there so when you initiate a transfer to withdraw funds they send you an email with a verification link that must be completed before the transaction will proceed. Pretty cool! HOdl on to your dreams. When will coin market cap reflect the change in exchanges? You can request a change in 'coinmarketcap.com' here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf0f95sPIlakbvT0AKXvJpwboNWwQjAj9ZiSdCiqpXcKmumzw/viewformI did it already ut maybe they will react faster when receive more requests. |
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FreeTrade (OP)
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May 04, 2017, 11:03:25 AM |
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I just did a small test transaction over at CoinExchange.IO. I sent some bitcoin there and bought some HOdl and then sent that Hodl to a local wallet and re-locked it for a year. Everything went very smooth so if you're looking to buy/sell be sure and get over to CoinExchange.IO P.S. I like a security feature they have there so when you initiate a transfer to withdraw funds they send you an email with a verification link that must be completed before the transaction will proceed. Pretty cool! HOdl on to your dreams. When will coin market cap reflect the change in exchanges? You can request a change in 'coinmarketcap.com' here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf0f95sPIlakbvT0AKXvJpwboNWwQjAj9ZiSdCiqpXcKmumzw/viewformI did it already ut maybe they will react faster when receive more requests. Yes, I've requested this too. also requested that Yobit be removed. I imagine they are quite busy at CMC given the current alt boom. |
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May 04, 2017, 12:46:34 PM |
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May 04, 2017, 12:51:37 PM |
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May 04, 2017, 01:07:29 PM |
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What happened? You need to reblock your inputs. Theyre matured and dont earn any interests anymore |
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FreeTrade (OP)
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May 04, 2017, 01:26:17 PM |
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What happened? You need to reblock your inputs. Theyre matured and dont earn any interests anymore That software might be out of date too - download version 3. |
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May 04, 2017, 03:19:41 PM |
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What happened? You need to reblock your inputs. Theyre matured and dont earn any interests anymore That software might be out of date too - download version 3. All is well thank you! |
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May 04, 2017, 04:52:23 PM |
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With all of the uplifting developments surrounding HOdl... - New Version 3.0 Released
- Increased Market Valuation
- Listed On A New Exchange
I just thought it would be fitting to share this video from the group called Triumph and the name of the song is "HOdl On" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_C5s7wXmn0 |
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May 04, 2017, 06:22:02 PM |
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A while back I offered to buy someone a pizza for 10,000HODL in honor of the original first bitcoin transaction that made that exchange. I'm still interested in paying USD to have a pizza delivered to someone in the U.S.A for 10,000HODL. PM me if you want to make that happen. 10k HODL is worth about $17 at the moment but I'll throw in a couple bucks to make it happen if need be.
For those outside of the U.S.A., someone on the HODL Facebook page is interested in buying a pizza for 10,000HODL in Australia.
Who will get to make the pizza transaction first? The U.S.A. or AUS?
Also, someone mentioned several months ago that they were looking at adding HODL as a payment option in their online grocery if it unforked. Whoever that was, well, we're unforked! Go to it!
hey wise, I'll ping you on Slack to work out the details but I'll get this pizza thing done for team USA! although to be honest I'm actually already working on the logistics of also completing the AUS transaction via a middleman so I'm playing both sides   I'm also working on the logistics of setting up a small test site where people can HODLshop from available inventory and how it needs to work for them to "pay in HODL", so would like to get some initial feedback on that here from everyone: - what do you think is the best practice for online store with altcoins? who is doing it already that we can look to as a possible good or bad model? - I was thinking of just doing a static price in HODL for each item (i.e. "all items 100HODL ea." similar to "The Dollar Store" model) and static shipping fee; thoughts on that approach? - then I was just going implement a high-trust version to start where there is just an address for the user to send to and then I will ship the item personally. Do you guys like this idea, or should I just work on an actual payment processing layer that's more "official" as in any stranger with low-trust would be likely to feel okay using it (like a new user to amazon or ebay, etc)? I don't want to force the idea that this is the same as the silk road or anything but high-trust is the easiest to implement because the end user of course is accepting all of the risk by sending the HODL to a "stranger" with no recourse should any part of the transaction fall through. as to the last point, I will state for the record that my intention with this is to proof-of-concept the ideas of altcoin e-commerce and help to acquire, process, and share the data, and, subsequently, the knowledge, that these kind of test scenarios provide. if anyone wants to offer their trust on the customer side, I will make it my goal to reciprocate that trust as a product/service provider in the HODL community. cheers, fin |
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May 04, 2017, 07:03:45 PM |
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Awesome announcement!  HOdl has been listed over at https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/hodlcoin/#markets and the value was just $0.0019 today and just now they updated HOdl to reflect the data from CoinExchange the value just shot up to $0.0056! I say time to start mining your own business -and- time to buy and lock as well  HOdl the farm!
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