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

[dArkjON]

Its only listed at :

https://bleutrade.com/exchange/MOON/BTC
https://novaexchange.com/market/BTC_MOON/

Maybe a Bittrex or Cryptopia listing will be availible soon ?

does mooncoin available on Poloniex?

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[agswinner]

The end of sub satoshi markets 

[mizrak]

The end of sub satoshi markets 

what do you mean by " The end of the sub satoshi markets " ? 

[agswinner]

The end of sub satoshi markets 

what do you mean by " The end of the sub satoshi markets " ? 

MOON pair at first satoshi market

[shrimpdigger]

Hey - Newbie here...

I just opened an account at novaexchange.

They recommend me to "enable MFA" on my account.

To "activate" Google Authenticator (MFA / 2FA),

they ask me to enter my "MFA code"

BUT, I have no clue how to find my MFA code.

Any advice how I can do this?


Thanks!

hey my friend, use 2FA on every account you have, incl your email, strong passwords etc etc. When you see MFA its the same as 2FA, that confused me once pretty good.
Buy Moon, Hold Moon, Welcome to Mooncoin.    Shes better than Doge in my opinion, no reason Moon cant one day be 1/2 or even a similar value.
Well done Dev on last lot of moonworks. Its midnight his time, maybe i could throw a rock on his roof or we just wait.

[isleofmoon]

Hey - Newbie here...

I just opened an account at novaexchange.

They recommend me to "enable MFA" on my account.

To "activate" Google Authenticator (MFA / 2FA),

they ask me to enter my "MFA code"

BUT, I have no clue how to find my MFA code.

Any advice how I can do this?


Thanks!

hey my friend, use 2FA on every account you have, incl your email, strong passwords etc etc. When you see MFA its the same as 2FA, that confused me once pretty good.
Buy Moon, Hold Moon, Welcome to Mooncoin.    Shes better than Doge in my opinion, no reason Moon cant one day be 1/2 or even a similar value.
Well done Dev on last lot of moonworks. Its midnight his time, maybe i could throw a rock on his roof or we just wait.

My problem is that I'm a newbie to "2FA" too! 

So, my MFA Code is the same as my "2FA" ?

But, I still don't know what they want me to type in, or how to "enable" this.

Anything else you can tell me?

Thanks.

[coinflow]

The end of sub satoshi markets  

what do you mean by " The end of the sub satoshi markets " ?  

Mooncoin has been traded for a long time only under 1 satoshi. This is why there have not been buy offers on the MOON/BTC-markets on bleutrade and NovaExchange all the time. You could get it cheaper all the time in the MOON/DOGE- and MOON/LTC-markets as the resolution of the price is finer there, until now. Today the first buy offer on bleutrade was present, because the other markets closed up. This marks a new era for Mooncoin as it signs, that there is enough buy-pressure to re-enter the "visible" markets again. This will give Mooncoin a boost, as most of the bigger traders only recognize the BTC-markets.

Now think of it: if the price goes from 1 to 2 sat only, that doubles the value of your investment already. Just saying.

[coinflow]

Hey - Newbie here...

I just opened an account at novaexchange.

They recommend me to "enable MFA" on my account.

To "activate" Google Authenticator (MFA / 2FA),

they ask me to enter my "MFA code"

BUT, I have no clue how to find my MFA code.

Any advice how I can do this?


Thanks!

hey my friend, use 2FA on every account you have, incl your email, strong passwords etc etc. When you see MFA its the same as 2FA, that confused me once pretty good.
Buy Moon, Hold Moon, Welcome to Mooncoin.    Shes better than Doge in my opinion, no reason Moon cant one day be 1/2 or even a similar value.
Well done Dev on last lot of moonworks. Its midnight his time, maybe i could throw a rock on his roof or we just wait.

My problem is that I'm a newbie to "2FA" too!  

So, my MFA Code is the same as my "2FA" ?

But, I still don't know what they want me to type in, or how to "enable" this.

Anything else you can tell me?

Thanks.

Maybe this helps to clear it up a little bit?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-factor_authentication

2FA or MFA via phone means that you are required to input a code that your phone generates, to prove to the website, that you are really the one allowed to access the account. This is usually done via an app. But it could also be had via an SMS, the website sends to your registered cellphone number. So you can look at the SMS and type in the code to get access.

Many sites use Google authenticator: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Authenticator

[agswinner]

The end of sub satoshi markets  

what do you mean by " The end of the sub satoshi markets " ?  

Mooncoin has been traded for a long time only under 1 satoshi. This is why there have not been buy offers on the MOON/BTC-markets on bleutrade and NovaExchange all the time. You could get it cheaper all the time in the MOON/DOGE- and MOON/LTC-markets as the resolution of the price is finer there, until now. Today the first buy offer on bleutrade was present, because the other markets closed up. This marks a new era for Mooncoin as it signs, that there is enough buy-pressure to re-enter the "visible" markets again. This will give Mooncoin a boost, as most of the bigger traders only recognize the BTC-markets.

Now think of it: if the price goes from 1 to 2 sat only, that doubles the value of your investment already. Just saying.

Yes new era MOONCOIN starting today 👍

[Morticio]

1 satochi wall broken at novaexchange! To the moon!

[dArkjON]

5.42709053 BTC left on Bleutrade, then all cheap Moons are gone !

[isleofmoon]

Hey - Newbie here...

I just opened an account at novaexchange.

They recommend me to "enable MFA" on my account.

To "activate" Google Authenticator (MFA / 2FA),

they ask me to enter my "MFA code"

BUT, I have no clue how to find my MFA code.

Any advice how I can do this?


Thanks!

hey my friend, use 2FA on every account you have, incl your email, strong passwords etc etc. When you see MFA its the same as 2FA, that confused me once pretty good.
Buy Moon, Hold Moon, Welcome to Mooncoin.    Shes better than Doge in my opinion, no reason Moon cant one day be 1/2 or even a similar value.
Well done Dev on last lot of moonworks. Its midnight his time, maybe i could throw a rock on his roof or we just wait.

My problem is that I'm a newbie to "2FA" too!  

So, my MFA Code is the same as my "2FA" ?

But, I still don't know what they want me to type in, or how to "enable" this.

Anything else you can tell me?

Thanks.

Maybe this helps to clear it up a little bit?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-factor_authentication

2FA or MFA via phone means that you are required to input a code that your phone generates, to prove to the website, that you are really the one allowed to access the account. This is usually done via an app. But it could also be had via an SMS, the website sends to your registered cellphone number. So you can look at the SMS and type in the code to get access.

Many sites use Google authenticator: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Authenticator

Thanks for the additional info. I understand it now...

BUT, there don't seem to be any step-by-step instructions for setting it up in NovaExchange, other than asking you to enter the damn code.

I don't know what else to do ... other than sending them an e-mail for further instructions.

This is so goddamn frustrating!!!!!!!

[coinflow]

Hey - Newbie here...

I just opened an account at novaexchange.

They recommend me to "enable MFA" on my account.

To "activate" Google Authenticator (MFA / 2FA),

they ask me to enter my "MFA code"

BUT, I have no clue how to find my MFA code.

Any advice how I can do this?


Thanks!

hey my friend, use 2FA on every account you have, incl your email, strong passwords etc etc. When you see MFA its the same as 2FA, that confused me once pretty good.
Buy Moon, Hold Moon, Welcome to Mooncoin.    Shes better than Doge in my opinion, no reason Moon cant one day be 1/2 or even a similar value.
Well done Dev on last lot of moonworks. Its midnight his time, maybe i could throw a rock on his roof or we just wait.

My problem is that I'm a newbie to "2FA" too!  

So, my MFA Code is the same as my "2FA" ?

But, I still don't know what they want me to type in, or how to "enable" this.

Anything else you can tell me?

Thanks.

Maybe this helps to clear it up a little bit?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-factor_authentication

2FA or MFA via phone means that you are required to input a code that your phone generates, to prove to the website, that you are really the one allowed to access the account. This is usually done via an app. But it could also be had via an SMS, the website sends to your registered cellphone number. So you can look at the SMS and type in the code to get access.

Many sites use Google authenticator: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Authenticator

Thanks for the additional info. I understand it now...

BUT, there don't seem to be any step-by-step instructions for setting it up in NovaExchange, other than asking you to enter the damn code.

I don't know what else to do ... other than sending them an e-mail for further instructions.

This is so goddamn frustrating!!!!!!!

Maybe this part from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Authenticator is relevant:

To log into a site or service that uses two-factor authentication, the user provides user name and password to the site and runs the Authenticator app. The app displays an additional six-digit one-time password and transmits it to the site, which asks the user what that password is.

[shrimpdigger]

Put the google authentator app on your goddamn mobile phone. Or any 2FA app that youll find in the app store.
Then use the app to scan the code thingie that appears right after you click 'enable 2fa on your account', ok now youll see the code on your phone that you will need everytime you sign in....Learning this is pony before the cart. Its much more frustrating to lose all your funds trust me. You need them to buy Moon hopefully...

all the best....

[coinflow]

This may also help: https://authy.com/guides/coinbase/

It's for Coinbase, but should give a clue on how it works basically.

[isleofmoon]

Hey - Newbie here...

I just opened an account at novaexchange.

They recommend me to "enable MFA" on my account.

To "activate" Google Authenticator (MFA / 2FA),

they ask me to enter my "MFA code"

BUT, I have no clue how to find my MFA code.

Any advice how I can do this?


Thanks!

hey my friend, use 2FA on every account you have, incl your email, strong passwords etc etc. When you see MFA its the same as 2FA, that confused me once pretty good.
Buy Moon, Hold Moon, Welcome to Mooncoin.    Shes better than Doge in my opinion, no reason Moon cant one day be 1/2 or even a similar value.
Well done Dev on last lot of moonworks. Its midnight his time, maybe i could throw a rock on his roof or we just wait.

My problem is that I'm a newbie to "2FA" too!  

So, my MFA Code is the same as my "2FA" ?

But, I still don't know what they want me to type in, or how to "enable" this.

Anything else you can tell me?

Thanks.

Maybe this helps to clear it up a little bit?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-factor_authentication

2FA or MFA via phone means that you are required to input a code that your phone generates, to prove to the website, that you are really the one allowed to access the account. This is usually done via an app. But it could also be had via an SMS, the website sends to your registered cellphone number. So you can look at the SMS and type in the code to get access.

Many sites use Google authenticator: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Authenticator

Thanks for the additional info. I understand it now...

BUT, there don't seem to be any step-by-step instructions for setting it up in NovaExchange, other than asking you to enter the damn code.

I don't know what else to do ... other than sending them an e-mail for further instructions.

This is so goddamn frustrating!!!!!!!

Maybe this part from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Authenticator is relevant:

To log into a site or service that uses two-factor authentication, the user provides user name and password to the site and runs the Authenticator app. The app displays an additional six-digit one-time password and transmits it to the site, which asks the user what that password is.

It says: "the user provides user name and password to the site and runs the Authenticator app"

So, is this "Authenticator app" suppose to be on my phone already - or is this something I need to download and run on my phone?

I feel I'm getting closer to the solution one millimeter at a time.

You help is appreciated.

[Angel Di]

Very good name in the coins, the most suitable for cryptocurrency. And in fact, whether the mad big increase?

[coins4meh]

This is the same moon coin from 2014 yea?

[whatever48]

Hey - Newbie here...

I just opened an account at novaexchange.

They recommend me to "enable MFA" on my account.

To "activate" Google Authenticator (MFA / 2FA),

they ask me to enter my "MFA code"

BUT, I have no clue how to find my MFA code.

Any advice how I can do this?


Thanks!

hey my friend, use 2FA on every account you have, incl your email, strong passwords etc etc. When you see MFA its the same as 2FA, that confused me once pretty good.
Buy Moon, Hold Moon, Welcome to Mooncoin.    Shes better than Doge in my opinion, no reason Moon cant one day be 1/2 or even a similar value.
Well done Dev on last lot of moonworks. Its midnight his time, maybe i could throw a rock on his roof or we just wait.

My problem is that I'm a newbie to "2FA" too!  

So, my MFA Code is the same as my "2FA" ?

But, I still don't know what they want me to type in, or how to "enable" this.

Anything else you can tell me?

Thanks.

Maybe this helps to clear it up a little bit?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-factor_authentication

2FA or MFA via phone means that you are required to input a code that your phone generates, to prove to the website, that you are really the one allowed to access the account. This is usually done via an app. But it could also be had via an SMS, the website sends to your registered cellphone number. So you can look at the SMS and type in the code to get access.

Many sites use Google authenticator: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Authenticator

Thanks for the additional info. I understand it now...

BUT, there don't seem to be any step-by-step instructions for setting it up in NovaExchange, other than asking you to enter the damn code.

I don't know what else to do ... other than sending them an e-mail for further instructions.

This is so goddamn frustrating!!!!!!!

Maybe this part from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Authenticator is relevant:

To log into a site or service that uses two-factor authentication, the user provides user name and password to the site and runs the Authenticator app. The app displays an additional six-digit one-time password and transmits it to the site, which asks the user what that password is.

It says: "the user provides user name and password to the site and runs the Authenticator app"

So, is this "Authenticator app" suppose to be on my phone already - or is this something I need to download and run on my phone?

I feel I'm getting closer to the solution one millimeter at a time.

You help is appreciated.

Hi, You need to install the google authenticator app on your phone.
With that app you can scan the QR code on nova.
The app will give you a 6 digit MFA code every 30 seconds or so.
Enter that code to for in nova.
Also I believe you also need to enter your normal nova password, and maybe your pin.

[coinflow]

Authy - another app:

Instructions: https://support.authy.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001945848