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Topic: [ANN] mcxNOW.com : Deposit. Earn Interest. Trade. - page 4. (Read 40849 times)

legendary
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+1 for Darkcoin and Gridcoin too.

Please add DRK, it has a great potential
hero member
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Merit: 500
Trading will make me rich)
Please add DRK, it has a great potential
newbie
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Merit: 0
Question:

I initiated a BTC transfer to mcxnow about 24hrs ago which hasnt arrived. The BTC address is correct.
However, the amount was 0.003 BTC and I have since noticed on their site they mention 'Minimum Deposit: 0.01BTC'
Does anyone know what will happen of my missing 0.003 BTC?
I have emailed their support but just wanted to ask here if anyone else has anything to add.

Thanks
legendary
Activity: 1260
Merit: 1001
It would be good for Mcxnow to put up a voting poll where people can vote on new coin additions. I think this exchange is very good, trading engine seems really quick.
I honestly haven't seen any other exchange like it.
hero member
Activity: 882
Merit: 500
Will MCX now consider adding RIECOIN (RIC)



No
full member
Activity: 280
Merit: 100
Will MCX now consider adding RIECOIN (RIC)
hero member
Activity: 1223
Merit: 506
This is who we are.
I just recently new about MCX shares (mcxFEE) and I think it's a really good idea. Earning dividends from fees and trading the shares at the site itself easily is a win-win for both shareholders and admin. Thumbs up for this very fast and responsive C++ exchange.
I made the calculation. ROI is 2 years, 6 months if you sell back your mcxFEE.

Start thinking.

In the stock market, the recommended Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio of a growing company is less than 14. This means that at the current price, the ROI from the company's earnings for each share is 14 years. One can supplement PE ratio with growth (PE/G). Tech companies like Amazon grow really fast and so even if it has high P/E ratio (86.8697), the market still values Amazon shares that high. Facebook PE ratio is 113.7119 (yes, 113 years ROI if you only value FB from it's company earnings).

Looking at mcxnow, their member base is skyrocketing and trade volume is increasing. The P/E ratio is also really low (2 according to your calculation). That is dirt cheap compared to stocks in NYSE or S&P. This generates a very very low PEG ratio due to a high growth. From a trader's perspective, I see this as a bargain. Ofcourse, like all other companies (even big ones), there is always the risk that mcxnow closes down so don't put all yo eggs in one basket.

Lastly, like in stocks, traders don't usually profit from dividends (1% - 5% yearly). They profit from the volatility in share price.

I don't mean to be cock sucking much but mcxnow has a lot of potential due to the fast website and interest on deposits. If they continue to be more aggressive on becoming the first exchange to implement new altcoins like what they did with Maxcoin, then I see mcxnow replacing other major altcoin exchanges. Smiley

So while you were writing up well though out financial analysis, I was on the verge of yolo doge on doge-dice haha.  MCXNOW GO NOW!!
full member
Activity: 862
Merit: 100
I just recently new about MCX shares (mcxFEE) and I think it's a really good idea. Earning dividends from fees and trading the shares at the site itself easily is a win-win for both shareholders and admin. Thumbs up for this very fast and responsive C++ exchange.
I made the calculation. ROI is 2 years, 6 months if you sell back your mcxFEE.

Start thinking.

In the stock market, the recommended Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio of a growing company is less than 14. This means that at the current price, the ROI from the company's earnings for each share is 14 years. One can supplement PE ratio with growth (PE/G). Tech companies like Amazon grow really fast and so even if it has high P/E ratio (86.8697), the market still values Amazon shares that high. Facebook PE ratio is 113.7119 (yes, 113 years ROI if you only value FB from it's company earnings).

Looking at mcxnow, their member base is skyrocketing and trade volume is increasing. The P/E ratio is also really low (2 according to your calculation). That is dirt cheap compared to stocks in NYSE or S&P. This generates a very very low PEG ratio due to a high growth. From a trader's perspective, I see this as a bargain. Ofcourse, like all other companies (even big ones), there is always the risk that mcxnow closes down so don't put all yo eggs in one basket.

Lastly, like in stocks, traders don't usually profit from dividends (1% - 5% yearly). They profit from the volatility in share price.

I don't mean to be cock sucking much but mcxnow has a lot of potential due to the fast website and interest on deposits. If they continue to be more aggressive on becoming the first exchange to implement new altcoins like what they did with Maxcoin, then I see mcxnow replacing other major altcoin exchanges. Smiley
hero member
Activity: 1223
Merit: 506
This is who we are.
I just recently new about MCX shares (mcxFEE) and I think it's a really good idea. Earning dividends from fees and trading the shares at the site itself easily is a win-win for both shareholders and admin. Thumbs up for this very fast and responsive C++ exchange.
I made the calculation. ROI is 2 years, 6 months if you sell back your mcxFEE.

Start thinking.

That sounds about right for making back the investment at current rates.
But keep in mind that as more and more people join mcxNOW that the fees will start paying out more and more. As the fees payout more and more, their resale value will go up more and more.

(Obviously, only will work out this way if Realsolid doesn't shut down the site and keep everything.)
So what does the information available indicate that this remark may have a chance of happening? (Obviously, only will work out this way if Realsolid doesn't shut down the site and keep everything.)  For a indication of my risk tolerance BTCe has been to much of a opaque exchange for me to ever really put lots on it but I just sold my goxBTC for .754 haha.
hero member
Activity: 882
Merit: 500
I just recently new about MCX shares (mcxFEE) and I think it's a really good idea. Earning dividends from fees and trading the shares at the site itself easily is a win-win for both shareholders and admin. Thumbs up for this very fast and responsive C++ exchange.
I made the calculation. ROI is 2 years, 6 months if you sell back your mcxFEE.

Start thinking.

That sounds about right for making back the investment at current rates.
But keep in mind that as more and more people join mcxNOW that the fees will start paying out more and more. As the fees payout more and more, their resale value will go up more and more.

(Obviously, only will work out this way if Realsolid doesn't shut down the site and keep everything.)
hero member
Activity: 658
Merit: 503
Monero Core Team
I just recently new about MCX shares (mcxFEE) and I think it's a really good idea. Earning dividends from fees and trading the shares at the site itself easily is a win-win for both shareholders and admin. Thumbs up for this very fast and responsive C++ exchange.
I made the calculation. ROI is 2 years, 6 months if you sell back your mcxFEE.

Start thinking.
full member
Activity: 862
Merit: 100
I just recently new about MCX shares (mcxFEE) and I think it's a really good idea. Earning dividends from fees and trading the shares at the site itself easily is a win-win for both shareholders and admin. Thumbs up for this very fast and responsive C++ exchange.
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
Please add more coins to the exchange.
I want SXC to be traded in mcxnow.
I will leave Cryptsy right away.
Cryptsy is too slow.
member
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Merit: 10
Many thanks Duffer1  Smiley

Evidently the platform isn't idiot proof  Undecided
member
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Merit: 10
I tried to buy some maxcoin on mcxnow this morning but by the time I had clicked Buy Max Now, the price had already moved up so the order wasn't filled but the btc I was going to use to pay for the maxcoin wasn't released for me to be able to try again. It seems as though the system is treating my abortive order as pending, but as far as I can see there's no reference to pending orders on the platform and therefore no way of cancelling it.

Has this happened to anyone before or is it just me?  Undecided


I've emailed support for help and will post their reply when I get it.
hero member
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Trading will make me rich)
What about MaxCoin? It was supposed to be added today?
STT
legendary
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vodular, what did you lose.  The fees rely on the site, fair enough it has been down so complain away.   There was no other losses, a normal trader did fine and will probably continue so on the site now.
   Hate away but theres not much but moaning in way of evidence
legendary
Activity: 2156
Merit: 1131
Definitely a shame that a new wave of traders is likely to get scammed out of some money. While the exchange is definitely very fast and the interest feature is awesome, the prices on there are manipulated beyond reason and given the owner's history, I'm staying away this time. I used to be a cheerleader for mcxNOW before the last shutdown, but I don't intend on losing out again. Whatever short-term gains you might get from trading there just aren't worth losing triple that later on (and I never even touched the mcxFEEs).

You are totally right. The price of mcxFEE and mcxBUX is indeed manipulated. RealSolid is buying his own shares and bux but that's great : knowing this you can pump & dump making a profit on RealSolid.
It's been few days I am doing this and it work well.
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