[MOON] Mooncoin 🌙 Proof-of-Work, launched in 2013

[Mooncoin_Foundation]

Barrysty1e,
can you please solve this conflict with CryptoDB?
Even if you believe it's not fair, you promised these 0.2 btc to him.

You've made a lot for Mooncoin and people trust you. A dev of good coin must keep his word.

We need to finish this conflict and go further, completing a new Smart Likes platform etc.

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[Mooncoin_Foundation]

Interesting, Mooncoin was around 10 sats not that long ago…was that a glitch within CoinMarketCap? I remember purchasing millions of Mooncoin years ago, though I am pretty sure that Big Vern is planning on dumping the coins that I let go when the price goes flying past 20 sats or so.

And you're misinformed, too.
Please read the post above - about unspendable addresses. Mooncoins stolen by Cryptsy were not transferred to the Court (except a small percent of their amount),
and their outputs were frozen by barrysty1e in the new Mooncoin wallet, adopted now by 100% exchanges that have Mooncoin listed and by 100% other nodes.

[Mooncoin_Foundation]

Sometimes decentralization and fairness may conflict, but finally, at the end, over long term - they come together.
Who needs decentralization if it's not fair? And fairness powered by decentralization is a great thing.
It was a decision of people who owned a lot of billions combined and preferred to lose their Cryptsy coins forever than let dump them on the whole community.
Anyway you can receive a compensation in fiat for your coins left at Cryptsy,
if you fill the claim at http://cryptsyreceivership.com,
and BTW the deadline is tomorrow (again and again we remind that to people who read us and might not know or not remember that)!

[Evangelo]

Awesome, thanks everyone, I'm on it ! I can definitely create a FB group and twitter for it. 2 the Moon !!!

[polemarhos888]

Interesting, Mooncoin was around 10 sats not that long ago…was that a glitch within CoinMarketCap? I remember purchasing millions of Mooncoin years ago, though I am pretty sure that Big Vern is planning on dumping the coins that I let go when the price goes flying past 20 sats or so.

And you're misinformed, too.
Please read the post above - about unspendable addresses. Mooncoins stolen by Cryptsy were not transferred to the Court (except a small percent of their amount),
and their outputs were frozen by barrysty1e in the new Mooncoin wallet, adopted now by 100% exchanges that have Mooncoin listed and by 100% other nodes.

I agree with this decision 100 % ! This  means 80 billions fewer coins...

[Evangelo]

Facebook Mooncoin Exchange Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/833216996835617/
I'll create the twitter next, and pursue an online chat room as well for those who are outside of the Facebook and Twitter networks by choice.

[coinflow]

Sometimes decentralization and fairness may conflict, but finally, at the end, over long term - they come together.
Who needs decentralization if it's not fair? And fairness powered by decentralization is a great thing.
It was a decision of people who owned a lot of billions combined and preferred to lose their Cryptsy coins forever than let dump them on the whole community.
Anyway you can receive a compensation in fiat for your coins left at Cryptsy,
if you fill the claim at http://cryptsyreceivership.com,
and BTW the deadline is tomorrow (again and again we remind that to people who read us and might not know or not remember that)!

@ all here:

Please check this address: 2WfkSAnTzDZ1VjouGqh2nNtPZGMr1fJckZ

See https://bchain.info/MOON/rich/ or https://chainz.cryptoid.info/moon/#!rich or http://cryptoguru.tk/RichList/index.php?Currency=MOON

There have been many large transfers to that address (edit: since Sunday), it is now #3 on the rich list (at the moment 10 bln MOON).
I have checked a Cryptsy deposit-address and could follow an amount going to the above mentioned address over some other addresses.

Could it be another address of Big Vern - or one of his former employees/"mates" (since this is another possibility, that gets mentioned too seldom)?
We cannot be sure, that the top two addresses of the rich list, which obviously are blocked now in the wallet, are the only ones, Vernon owns. Maybe those two biggest ones are only the cold wallet-addresses and there have been other wallets in action, containing several different addresses with smaller amounts of their customers (deposit-addresses) which are now consolidated, after the price has become "interesting"? Maybe 2WfkSAnTzDZ1VjouGqh2nNtPZGMr1fJckZ is already an address at Bleutrade or NovaExchange? Barrysty1e (James), you have been in contact with both of them, right? Would you mind finding this out together with the exchanges?

Maybe it is a good idea for everyone here, counterchecking the route of their coins. If we can get other former Cryptsy-users to confirm this address being the endpoint of their Mooncoin now, we could involve the now active exchanges, to request verification from the person who owns that address, or to have them block this address altogether? Checking the route is easily manageable by using a block explorer and going straight through the transactions from the former (your deposit-address at Cryptsy) to the next address, to which the coins have been sent and so on - up to the last one.

Is a blockchain forensic expert here, who could help us investigate further and advise us?

[agswinner]

Sometimes decentralization and fairness may conflict, but finally, at the end, over long term - they come together.
Who needs decentralization if it's not fair? And fairness powered by decentralization is a great thing.
It was a decision of people who owned a lot of billions combined and preferred to lose their Cryptsy coins forever than let dump them on the whole community.
Anyway you can receive a compensation in fiat for your coins left at Cryptsy,
if you fill the claim at http://cryptsyreceivership.com,
and BTW the deadline is tomorrow (again and again we remind that to people who read us and might not know or not remember that)!

@ all here:

Please check this address: 2WfkSAnTzDZ1VjouGqh2nNtPZGMr1fJckZ

See https://bchain.info/MOON/rich/ or https://chainz.cryptoid.info/moon/#!rich or http://cryptoguru.tk/RichList/index.php?Currency=MOON

There have been many large transfers to that address (edit: since Sunday), it is now #3 on the rich list (at the moment 10 bln MOON).
I have checked a Cryptsy deposit-address and could follow an amount going to the above mentioned address over some other addresses.

Could it be another address of Big Vern - or one of his former employees/"mates" (since this is another possibility, that gets mentioned too seldom)?
We cannot be sure, that the top two addresses of the rich list, which obviously are blocked now in the wallet, are the only ones, Vernon owns. Maybe those two biggest ones are only the cold wallet-addresses and there have been other wallets in action, containing several different addresses with smaller amounts of their customers (deposit-addresses) which are now consolidated, after the price has become "interesting"? Maybe 2WfkSAnTzDZ1VjouGqh2nNtPZGMr1fJckZ is already an address at Bleutrade or NovaExchange? Barrysty1e (James), you have been in contact with both of them, right? Would you mind finding this out together with the exchanges?

Maybe it is a good idea for everyone here, counterchecking the route of their coins. If we can get other former Cryptsy-users to confirm this address being the endpoint of their Mooncoin now, we could involve the now active exchanges, to request verification from the person who owns that address, or to have them block this address altogether? Checking the route is easily manageable by using a block explorer and going straight through the transactions from the former (your deposit-address at Cryptsy) to the next address, to which the coins have been sent and so on - up to the last one.

Is a blockchain forensic expert here, who could help us investigate further and advise us?

And in the network just in these days appears Chinese connection ....
And this address too https://bchain.info/MOON/addr/2Z3AWQ6yfJXFNvYbK5WEsPPuuA2rbVVz3J

[CryptoDatabase]

Is a blockchain forensic expert here, who could help us investigate further and advise us?

It is a good possibility that this address belongs to the person who spent a ton of money on MOON and was the source of the recent pump and is pooling it together. The coins that went to those addresses came from an exchange according to its history.

[coinflow]

Is a blockchain forensic expert here, who could help us investigate further and advise us?

... that went to those addresses came from an exchange according to its history.

Addresses? It is only one address. Which history?

I don't think it was one person, who spent a ton of money on a pump. It was only a coincident, that MOON appeared in the top 30 on coinmarketcap after they repaired the false displaying of several coins in their list, because Mooncoin is traded on several smaller markets on Novaexchange, too. ASAFE/MOON for example showed a very high value which may have caused the average price of MOON be so high, that it appeared in the top 50. Then many people jumped on, because of FOMO - as usual. --> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear_of_missing_out
And Mooncoin rised to top 30 with prices on Bleutrade's DOGE/MOON market going higher than that of BTC/MOON markets. And with very high volumes on the BTC/MOON markets, too. Who would pump the coin by buying on that expensive BTC/MOON-market?

At least this showed very clearly what can happen when Mooncoin climbs up to these heights. And which volume can be generated then.

For everyone who wants to buy Mooncoin, see http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mooncoin/#markets first, in order to find the cheapest coin price. If you see MOON/DOGE being cheaper (at time of writing $0.000006 in DOGE as opposed to $0.000017 in BTC) don't buy MOON in BTC, buy it via DOGE (of course depending on the amount, since it may be that it becomes a higher price in DOGE if you go up, as we have seen). At the moment it would be good practice to scoop up MOON in smaller amounts on the DOGE or LTC-market ( https://novaexchange.com/market/LTC_MOON/ ) until they reach the BTC-price. Just check http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mooncoin/#markets and compare before you buy in order to make sure you get the coins for the cheapest price.

[CryptoDatabase]

Is a blockchain forensic expert here, who could help us investigate further and advise us?

... that went to those addresses came from an exchange according to its history.

Addresses? It is only one address. Which history?

I don't think it was one person, who spent a ton of money on a pump. It was only a coincident, that MOON appeared in the top 30 on coinmarketcap after they repaired the false displaying of several coins in their list, because Mooncoin is traded on several smaller markets on Novaexchange, too. ASAFE/MOON for example showed a very high value which may have caused the average price of MOON be so high, that it appeared in the top 50. Then many people jumped on, because of FOMO - as usual. --> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear_of_missing_out
And Mooncoin rised to top 30 with prices on Bleutrade's DOGE/MOON market going higher than that of BTC/MOON markets. And with very high volumes on the BTC/MOON markets, too. Who would pump the coin by buying on that expensive market?

At least this showed very clearly what can happen when Mooncoin climbs up to these heights. And what volume can be generated then.

For everyone who wants to buy Mooncoin, see http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mooncoin/#markets first, in order to find the cheapest coin price. If you see MOON/DOGE being cheaper (at time of writing $0.000006 in DOGE as opposed to $0.000017 in BTC) don't buy MOON in BTC, buy it via DOGE (of course depending on the amount, since it may be that it becomes a higher price in DOGE if you go up, as we have seen). At the moment it would be good practice to scoop up MOON in smaller amounts on the DOGE or LTC-market ( https://novaexchange.com/market/LTC_MOON/ ) until they reach the BTC-price. Just check http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mooncoin/#markets and compare before you buy in order to make sure you get the coins for the cheapest price.

I'm just going by what I see. MOON sky rockets up before falling back down. When it fell back down a new address appeared with 10 billion MOON in it that came from an exchange. This tells me someone bought a lot of coins, someone dumped a lot of coins, and when it was over someone withdrew a lot of coins. That's a big coincidence.

As for my use of 'addresses', those coins went through multiple addresses before arriving at its final destination. History is the blockchain that contains the history of addresses.

[coinflow]

Is a blockchain forensic expert here, who could help us investigate further and advise us?

... that went to those addresses came from an exchange according to its history.

Addresses? It is only one address. Which history?

I don't think it was one person, who spent a ton of money on a pump. It was only a coincident, that MOON appeared in the top 30 on coinmarketcap after they repaired the false displaying of several coins in their list, because Mooncoin is traded on several smaller markets on Novaexchange, too. ASAFE/MOON for example showed a very high value which may have caused the average price of MOON be so high, that it appeared in the top 50. Then many people jumped on, because of FOMO - as usual. --> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear_of_missing_out
And Mooncoin rised to top 30 with prices on Bleutrade's DOGE/MOON market going higher than that of BTC/MOON markets. And with very high volumes on the BTC/MOON markets, too. Who would pump the coin by buying on that expensive market?

At least this showed very clearly what can happen when Mooncoin climbs up to these heights. And what volume can be generated then.

For everyone who wants to buy Mooncoin, see http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mooncoin/#markets first, in order to find the cheapest coin price. If you see MOON/DOGE being cheaper (at time of writing $0.000006 in DOGE as opposed to $0.000017 in BTC) don't buy MOON in BTC, buy it via DOGE (of course depending on the amount, since it may be that it becomes a higher price in DOGE if you go up, as we have seen). At the moment it would be good practice to scoop up MOON in smaller amounts on the DOGE or LTC-market ( https://novaexchange.com/market/LTC_MOON/ ) until they reach the BTC-price. Just check http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mooncoin/#markets and compare before you buy in order to make sure you get the coins for the cheapest price.

I'm just going by what I see. MOON sky rockets up before falling back down. When it fell back down a new address appeared with 10 billion MOON in it that came from an exchange. That's a big coincidence.

It's no bigger coincidence than someone sending their coins to a wallet-address that could be on an exchange, in order to seize the opportunity and/or prepare for higher prices to dump the coins into the market afterwards.

Furthermore: when it fell back down the coins should be distributed more instead of less, because then the bigger amounts would have been sold to more individuals/different addresses. At least a pump and dump would have not make any real sense in this case, because many coins were bought via BTC/MOON-market and dumping them into the lower BTC/DOGE and BTC/LTC market would have been a loss.

[coinflow]

As for my use of 'addresses', those coins went through multiple addresses before arriving at its final destination. History is the blockchain that contains the history of addresses.

Could also be a try to "mix" them?

[CryptoDatabase]

As for my use of 'addresses', those coins went through multiple addresses before arriving at its final destination. History is the blockchain that contains the history of addresses.

Could also be a try to "mix" them?

Could be a possibility yes, along with this could also just be a cold storage wallet for an exchange.

[coinflow]

As for my use of 'addresses', those coins went through multiple addresses before arriving at its final destination. History is the blockchain that contains the history of addresses.

Could also be a try to "mix" them?

Could be a possibility yes, along with this could also just be a cold storage wallet for an exchange.

Could also be. And to get away from speculation is why I mentioned, that it would be a good thing, to contact the exchanges for further investigation.

[agswinner]

As for my use of 'addresses', those coins went through multiple addresses before arriving at its final destination. History is the blockchain that contains the history of addresses.

Could also be a try to "mix" them?

Could be a possibility yes, along with this could also just be a cold storage wallet for an exchange.

Could also be. And to get away from speculation is why I mentioned, that it would be a good thing, to contact the exchanges for further investigation.

This addreess  2WfkSAnTzDZ1VjouGqh2nNtPZGMr1fJckZ derives from this https://bchain.info/MOON/addr/2Z3AWQ6yfJXFNvYbK5WEsPPuuA2rbVVz3J and this from the second cryptsy address.
Novaexchange and Bleutrade  must freeze  accounts of mooncoin  from these addresses

[metamorphin]

As for my use of 'addresses', those coins went through multiple addresses before arriving at its final destination. History is the blockchain that contains the history of addresses.

Could also be a try to "mix" them?

Could be a possibility yes, along with this could also just be a cold storage wallet for an exchange.

Could also be. And to get away from speculation is why I mentioned, that it would be a good thing, to contact the exchanges for further investigation.

This addreess  2WfkSAnTzDZ1VjouGqh2nNtPZGMr1fJckZ derives from this https://bchain.info/MOON/addr/2Z3AWQ6yfJXFNvYbK5WEsPPuuA2rbVVz3J and this from the second cryptsy address.
Novaexchange and Bleutrade  must freeze  accounts of mooncoin  from these addresses

WTF O_O

normally the new code made it impossible to transfer from the first two adresses....

ASAP investigating please

[agswinner]

"I'm just going by what I see. MOON sky rockets up before falling back down. When it fell back down a new address appeared with 10 billion MOON in it that came from an exchange. This tells me someone bought a lot of coins, someone dumped a lot of coins, and when it was over someone withdrew a lot of coins. That's a big coincidence..."

2 billion at exchanges have been bought, at most 3, 10 billion impossible!

[CryptoDatabase]

"I'm just going by what I see. MOON sky rockets up before falling back down. When it fell back down a new address appeared with 10 billion MOON in it that came from an exchange. This tells me someone bought a lot of coins, someone dumped a lot of coins, and when it was over someone withdrew a lot of coins. That's a big coincidence..."

2 billion at exchanges have been bought, at most 3, 10 billion impossible!

Not impossible at all. A person could have already had MOON on the exchange and just bought some more. This has been debunked above with the coins being sent out from the Cryptsy addresses.

[Evangelo]

"I'm just going by what I see. MOON sky rockets up before falling back down. When it fell back down a new address appeared with 10 billion MOON in it that came from an exchange. This tells me someone bought a lot of coins, someone dumped a lot of coins, and when it was over someone withdrew a lot of coins. That's a big coincidence..."

2 billion at exchanges have been bought, at most 3, 10 billion impossible!

Not impossible at all. A person could have already had MOON on the exchange and just bought some more. This has been debunked above with the coins being sent out from the Cryptsy addresses.

It could very well be possible, I've seen that happen with other coins watching coinmarketcap over time. Also with Mooncoin becoming more and more known, some of the crypto whales might have wanted to see how fast the interest might have been. Anyhow The Bleutrade Moon wallets are in maintenance.