[XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency

[twistelaar]

Would like to buy some Monero, where can I buy some? Thanks

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[twistelaar]

Would like to buy some Monero, where can I buy some? Thanks

first you need some bitcoin, you can buy here: https://poloniex.com/exchange/btc_xmr

thanks. But I prefer to buy from the thread. Anybody sells 1 BTC worth Monero?

[parker928]

would one of you pros mine helping me with the cli wallet?

A friend of mine transferred 506 xmr to my wallet and I am trying to get them to his poloniex account, but I am having this problem:

http://imgur.com/nFKegY1

it would appear I am not typing the code in the correct format. Also, not sure what it means by "non negative integer" because I AM using a non negative integer for mixin count.

I am trying to first send 6 to his poloniex account, then another 500, once the first 6 confirm. Thanks for the help!

[TheKoziTwo]

would one of you pros mine helping me with the cli wallet?

A friend of mine transferred 506 xmr to my wallet and I am trying to get them to his poloniex account, but I am having this problem:

http://imgur.com/nFKegY1

it would appear I am not typing the code in the correct format. Also, not sure what it means by "non negative integer" because I AM using a non negative integer for mixin count.

I am trying to first send 6 to his poloniex account, then another 500, once the first 6 confirm. Thanks for the help!

Don't use < and >

[parker928]

would one of you pros mine helping me with the cli wallet?

A friend of mine transferred 506 xmr to my wallet and I am trying to get them to his poloniex account, but I am having this problem:

http://imgur.com/nFKegY1

it would appear I am not typing the code in the correct format. Also, not sure what it means by "non negative integer" because I AM using a non negative integer for mixin count.

I am trying to first send 6 to his poloniex account, then another 500, once the first 6 confirm. Thanks for the help!

Don't use < and >

facepalm

thanks gentlemen!

[parker928]

monero seems real cheap, I just picked up an extra 1000, thanks to all the idiots selling so low on poloniex. IMO anything less than $2.50 a coin is a damn good deal for these babies.

Would someone care to explain the block reward system?
When is the block reward going to get cut down? seems like there is a lot of downward pressure due to the hype surroinding this coin making it profitable to mine and dump

[IntroVert]

would one of you pros mine helping me with the cli wallet?

A friend of mine transferred 506 xmr to my wallet and I am trying to get them to his poloniex account, but I am having this problem:

http://imgur.com/nFKegY1

it would appear I am not typing the code in the correct format. Also, not sure what it means by "non negative integer" because I AM using a non negative integer for mixin count.

I am trying to first send 6 to his poloniex account, then another 500, once the first 6 confirm. Thanks for the help!

Don't use < and >

facepalm

thanks gentlemen!

I hope I am interpreting your screenshot correctly, but if you are moving XMR to Poloniex, you will also need to add the Payment ID, which seems to be missing from your commands. Your friend or you (if you have access to his account) should generate the Payment ID at the Poloniex's Balances page. Once you generate this, you send XMR with the following:

transfer 0 <Deposit Address> <amount> <Payment ID>

I put mixin count of 0, but you can replace it with whatever you prefer. Of course, remove the < and > when typing the actual transfer command

[AlexGR]

Would someone care to explain the block reward system?
When is the block reward going to get cut down? seems like there is a lot of downward pressure due to the hype surroinding this coin making it profitable to mine and dump

+1

As it seems, it won't change... it has already been pointed out as a factor & discussed.

[Kuttingcorners]

secure,private, untraceable and dropping like a rock!!!

[parker928]

Hey thanks for the help everyone I really appreciate it. Quite impressive...

Seems I got 3 replies, all adequately answering they question, extremely fast...thats what I like about this coin...

a lot of pros here. hero members, etc. very helpful. thank you!

btw, just bought another 1000 xmr...2000 purchased for the day today...i think we will be hearing stories like the bitcoin pizza guy like "ohhh I sold 150,000 xmr for a dollar a piece wahhhh"

[keystroke]

When I first started my wallet, I didn't encrypt it. How can I encrypt it now? I'm using simple wallet.

Another question: How does the Monero wallet decide what other signatures to use to sign a transaction when I say to use n signatures? Does it select them randomly from the blockchain?

Thanks!

[keystroke]

When I first started my wallet, I didn't encrypt it. How can I encrypt it now? I'm using simple wallet.

Another question: How does the Monero wallet decide what other signatures to use to sign a transaction when I say to use n signatures? Does it select them randomly from the blockchain?

Thanks!

I'm pretty sure it's encrypted - always. There's no ability to create an unencrypted wallet.

Yea but I can spend from my wallet without typing a password. So it must not be encrypted.

[hbadger]

When I first started my wallet, I didn't encrypt it. How can I encrypt it now? I'm using simple wallet.

Another question: How does the Monero wallet decide what other signatures to use to sign a transaction when I say to use n signatures? Does it select them randomly from the blockchain?

Thanks!

I'm pretty sure it's encrypted - always. There's no ability to create an unencrypted wallet.

Yea but I can spend from my wallet without typing a password. So it must not be encrypted.

Someone mentioned the wallet won't be encrypted if you don't suffix it with ".bin". Not sure if true.

[aminorex]

When I first started my wallet, I didn't encrypt it. How can I encrypt it now? I'm using simple wallet.

Another question: How does the Monero wallet decide what other signatures to use to sign a transaction when I say to use n signatures? Does it select them randomly from the blockchain?

Thanks!

I'm pretty sure it's encrypted - always. There's no ability to create an unencrypted wallet.

Yea but I can spend from my wallet without typing a password. So it must not be encrypted.

My guess is that your password is empty.  That doesn't make it plaintext, it just makes it trivial to guess the password.

[keystroke]

When I first started my wallet, I didn't encrypt it. How can I encrypt it now? I'm using simple wallet.

Another question: How does the Monero wallet decide what other signatures to use to sign a transaction when I say to use n signatures? Does it select them randomly from the blockchain?

Thanks!

I'm pretty sure it's encrypted - always. There's no ability to create an unencrypted wallet.

Yea but I can spend from my wallet without typing a password. So it must not be encrypted.

My guess is that your password is empty.  That doesn't make it plaintext, it just makes it trivial to guess the password.

Just looking at the code... I think it is possible that there is no PW set.


    if(!command_line::has_arg(vm, arg_password) )
    {
      LOG_ERROR("Wallet password not set.");
      return 1;
    }

Not the best code to prove it but it's 2am and I need to sleep. Best to use additional encryption anyway - or generate a new wallet w/ a password and send to there. The wallet software is still evolving though as the PW doesn't seem changeable.

[rangedriver]

When I first started my wallet, I didn't encrypt it. How can I encrypt it now? I'm using simple wallet.

Another question: How does the Monero wallet decide what other signatures to use to sign a transaction when I say to use n signatures? Does it select them randomly from the blockchain?

Thanks!

I'm pretty sure it's encrypted - always. There's no ability to create an unencrypted wallet.

Yea but I can spend from my wallet without typing a password. So it must not be encrypted.

My guess is that your password is empty.  That doesn't make it plaintext, it just makes it trivial to guess the password.

Just looking at the code... I think it is possible that there is no PW set.


    if(!command_line::has_arg(vm, arg_password) )
    {
      LOG_ERROR("Wallet password not set.");
      return 1;
    }

Not the best code to prove it but it's 2am and I need to sleep. Best to use additional encryption anyway - or generate a new wallet w/ a password and send to there. The wallet software is still evolving though as the PW doesn't seem changeable.

Can you give examples of additional encryption? I'm kinda new to cryptography.

[twistelaar]

Would like to buy some Monero, where can I buy some? Thanks

first you need some bitcoin, you can buy here: https://poloniex.com/exchange/btc_xmr

thanks. But I prefer to buy from the thread. Anybody sells 1 BTC worth Monero?

go to freenode #monero-otc

got a link? someone else sells like 400 Monero?

[Xdragon]

nvidia cryptonight miner in the wild https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=167229.msg7143167#msg7143167

[cisahasa]

how can i copy/paste adress to simplewallet?
i dont want to write it by hand!

(win7)

[TheKoziTwo]

how can i copy/paste adress to simplewallet?
i dont want to write it by hand!

(win7)

Copy and in the cmd you can right click with the mouse, that should paste it.