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Topic: [ANN] Orbitcoin v1.6.0.0 ~ NeoScrypt ~ Green Stake ~ 4 Years Old - page 8. (Read 201256 times)

TvZ
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@Mad_Max

Orbitcoin is also available at ReflexTrader: https://www.reflextrader.com/tradeview/BTC_ORB

ReflexTrader (part of Cointopay) is trustable but there's almost no volume (yet!).
I think Nova Exchange is a good exchange but there's a very low volume on ALL coins at Nova Exchange.

To get listed at a big exchange will costs many thousand of Dollars, really insane, even some very
small exchanges are asking thousands of Dollars  Undecided

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not all, but some 13000 ORBs stayed there
So, you must be a second market marker with whom I regularly competed on Cryptopia...

About 15000 my ORBs also stuck there.

Any thoughts on next exchange to trade ORBs?
TradeSatoshy smells bad and there is no other live markets currently: Nova exchange seems working but ORB market is dead - just few small trades per month.
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Yes, the reason for delisting is really silly. I need an alternative for cryptopia.

Orbitcoin is listed on 3 exchanges. Not enough?


With Cryptopia completely out of business and TradeSatoshi(currently only one active market for ORB) probable going next exchange scam (a LOT of negative customer reviews last months including mass account blocking and big withdrawals delays, also actual company behind exchange was already liquidated last year - see https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/09878766 ) we definitely need another active exchange.

May be https://www.altilly.com/ will do? You get managed PXC added here, it will be easier compared to trying completely new exchange.
Or other good candidates?
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TvZ
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not all, but some 13000 ORBs stayed there

That's pretty much  Sad
Hopefully you will get your ORB back.
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not all, but some 13000 ORBs stayed there
TvZ
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loyal holder of my orbitcoins is now cryptopia  Tongue Undecided Grin

Sorry to hear that. Do you have much ORB stored at Cryptopia?
Did you lost all of your ORB?
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loyal holder of my orbitcoins is now cryptopia  Tongue Undecided Grin
TvZ
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Dear ORB-friends,

I'm looking for loyal Orbitcoin holders to discuss about Orbitcoin in general, future of Orbitcoin, promoting and so on...
I contacted Ghostlander with some suggestions and he said I could bring these ideas up to a debate.
If you're a loyal Orbitcoin holder, please contact me.

Thanks  Smiley

TvZ
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< POOLS.SHOW >

We would like to inform you, that we have recently added

Orbitcoin
https://pools.show/coin/ORB

to our brand new
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Thank you for adding Orbitcoin  Smiley
TvZ
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I have a problem with these exchanges, as they are much smaller than cryptopia was. how secure can such exchanges be? and liquidity providing for higher trading volumes requires larger funds constantly deposited on exchange

I think it doesn't really matter if an exchange is small or not, there are some small exchanges with just a few thousands $ volume
a day that are running their business very decent for 4 or 5 years.
In the past several BIG exchanges disappeared/scammed their members... think about Cryptsy, Mt.Gox, BTer and many more.
There's no garantuee that a big exchange is more secure.
When I want to trade a coin, I mostly choose an exchange with the best price/volume.




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I have a problem with these exchanges, as they are much smaller than cryptopia was. how secure can such exchanges be? and liquidity providing for higher trading volumes requires larger funds constantly deposited on exchange
TvZ
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Really bad, it costed thousands of dollars to get listed at Cryptopia, since they closed for several months many coins couldn't
be traded and withdrawal these coins was also impossible, even after they re-opened the website.

Many people (and coin teams that paid thousands of dollars to get listed!) will probably never see their money back!
Some coins lost their main exchange or even their only exchange  Angry

I was holding about 600 ORB at Cryptopia...

You can still trade Orbitcoin at these exchanges:

https://tradesatoshi.com/Exchange/?market=ORB_BTC
https://novaexchange.com/market/BTC_ORB
https://www.reflextrader.com/tradeview/BTC_ORB

In the past ORB survived Cryptsy and others, ORB will survive Cryptopia, the almost 6 years old ORB survives it all  Grin

Decentralised exchange owners: If you can list Orbitcoin for a small fee (or even free!) please contact me.




TvZ
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You can now trade ORB at ReflexTrader:


TvZ
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cryptopia is very sluggish at getting ORB trading back   Undecided how can it take them so long?

Not only ORB, many others... I hope the ORB market is online soon.
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cryptopia is very sluggish at getting ORB trading back   Undecided how can it take them so long?
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@ghostlander

If you move the orbitcoin folder from a 64bit system to a 32bit system (i.e win 8-64 to win 7-32), it does not retain the blockchain and re-syncs from the beginning.

It's quite possible.

OK. I've discovered why it's not utilizing the block chain or wallet.dat within the directory as the executable to store data by default. This behavior is odd. In Win7, it stores the "data" directory in "C:\Windows\System32\data"

Any clues as to why it's behaving in this fashion?


https://www.crypto-city.com Home of the True Crypto Believers!
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No surrender, no retreat, no regret.
@ghostlander

If you move the orbitcoin folder from a 64bit system to a 32bit system (i.e win 8-64 to win 7-32), it does not retain the blockchain and re-syncs from the beginning.

It's quite possible.
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