I got in at the ico and sold a few at 23c, i am regretting that decision now
No problem if the rest goes to the moon!
Topic: [ANN][POWR][UPDATE] *** POWER LEDGER TOKEN SALE STARTS FRIDAY 8TH SEPTEMBER *** - page 75. (Read 138900 times)
November 20, 2017, 03:18:23 AM
November 20, 2017, 03:13:24 AM
POWR isn't only a game changer , IT"S A WORLD CHANGER!
What artful articulation - I'm using that one.
BOOM!! #34 -
Power Ledger is going parabolic -
No worries, we'll be in the top 5 soon enough.
November 20, 2017, 02:36:38 AM
POWR isn't only a game changer , IT"S A WORLD CHANGER!
November 20, 2017, 02:22:44 AM
Supply: 2,779,530,283 Price: $0.93 <-- IOTA
Supply: 349,023,898 Price: $0.65 <-- POWR
Save to expect 3$ in a few months i think. 2$ should be ok probably by end of the year
Supply: 349,023,898 Price: $0.65 <-- POWR
Save to expect 3$ in a few months i think. 2$ should be ok probably by end of the year
November 20, 2017, 02:01:45 AM
yes
November 20, 2017, 01:55:23 AM
I think today the huge market capital is with power ledger coin because the price has increased from 0.20USD to 0.70 USD it already gave a lot of profit to the investors and the potential it has. Power ledger is proving another crypto which has great potential in long-term.
November 20, 2017, 12:05:30 AM
I love it. Every day I look at CMC and see Power Ledger climbing the ranks. It was floating around the high 70s a few days ago, and is now at number 48. Pretty impressive. Let's hope it can continue at a steady, and perhaps more importantly stable pace.
Power ledger is legit and good potential getting more higher. Power Ledger the "Amazon" of sustainable energy. Its been mooning since it hit exchanges. Wish to buy more, I am thinking long tho, holding for years sure. November 19, 2017, 11:02:58 PM
Tech Mahindra and Power Ledger to Test Blockchain-powered Microgrids in India -
http://cryptovest.com/news/tech-mahindra-and-power-ledger-to-test-blockchain-powered-microgrids-in-india/
http://cryptovest.com/news/tech-mahindra-and-power-ledger-to-test-blockchain-powered-microgrids-in-india/
November 19, 2017, 10:45:33 PM
Hi,
I see on coinmarketcap that the circulating supply is around 1/3 of the total supply .. how are the other tokens going to be released?
I see on coinmarketcap that the circulating supply is around 1/3 of the total supply .. how are the other tokens going to be released?
November 19, 2017, 10:27:14 PM
MUST WATCH -
This video by Cryptobud is one of the best in providing detail on Power Ledger -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f83anCpITzM
This video by Cryptobud is one of the best in providing detail on Power Ledger -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f83anCpITzM
November 19, 2017, 09:54:08 PM
Congrats Power Ledger team - you guys are absolutely killing it. 
Just read the latest press release on the Fremantle project. For anyone that hasn't read it yet: https://web.powerledger.io/mediarelease/
I just sold off all my Ark, Stratis and PivX to top up the POWR I got at the ICO.
Just read the latest press release on the Fremantle project. For anyone that hasn't read it yet: https://web.powerledger.io/mediarelease/
I just sold off all my Ark, Stratis and PivX to top up the POWR I got at the ICO.
November 19, 2017, 09:05:29 PM
I love it. Every day I look at CMC and see Power Ledger climbing the ranks. It was floating around the high 70s a few days ago, and is now at number 48. Pretty impressive. Let's hope it can continue at a steady, and perhaps more importantly stable pace.
November 19, 2017, 06:55:25 PM
The Power Ledger Telegram room is currently 9,907 strong.
Join us there and be part of the conversation:
https://tge.powerledger.io
this infact is a huge number.I have seen support for power ledger in TG and on othere social media.Going to be one of the best cryptoJoin us there and be part of the conversation:
https://tge.powerledger.io
Well over 10,000 now on Power Ledger Telegram -
#48 at CoinmarketCap . .
Power Ledger will blow the entire Crypto Universe out of the Sky
November 19, 2017, 05:18:27 PM
The Power Ledger Telegram room is currently 9,907 strong.
Join us there and be part of the conversation:
https://tge.powerledger.io
this infact is a huge number.I have seen support for power ledger in TG and on othere social media.Going to be one of the best crypto Join us there and be part of the conversation:
https://tge.powerledger.io
November 19, 2017, 05:04:45 PM
The Power Ledger Telegram room is currently 9,907 strong.
Join us there and be part of the conversation:
https://tge.powerledger.io
Join us there and be part of the conversation:
https://tge.powerledger.io
November 19, 2017, 03:19:50 PM
Glad to help you get some clarity mowgs to max. Another idea is to hop into the Telegram and ask for some guidance on there.
Ask if any admins are around and tell them you're new to crypto, that you bought POWR over at Bittrex and wanted to send to MEW, but used the contract address found on ethplorer.io
They may halp fast track a resolution.
Ok just in case you didnt know heres a few more tips...
1. When logging into myetherwallet, never Google myetherwallet beforehand. There are multiple clone/phishing websites that look almost identical to myetherwallet.com Also, scammers use google adwords and bots to rank higher for a search response. So even though its at the top of the list it doesn't mean you're going to the website you want to.
2. Try make a word document that is filled with url addresses of the exchanges you use. Copy from that list of your exchanges into your browser directly.
3. If you're looking for the url of an exchange, use a direct link from an admin pinned msg in Telegram. Alternatively, go to coinmarketcap.com, look for whichever token it is, click on 'markets' and find the exchange url. Copy and paste that in your word document.
Thats some of the stuff I do
Ask if any admins are around and tell them you're new to crypto, that you bought POWR over at Bittrex and wanted to send to MEW, but used the contract address found on ethplorer.io
They may halp fast track a resolution.
Ok just in case you didnt know heres a few more tips...
1. When logging into myetherwallet, never Google myetherwallet beforehand. There are multiple clone/phishing websites that look almost identical to myetherwallet.com Also, scammers use google adwords and bots to rank higher for a search response. So even though its at the top of the list it doesn't mean you're going to the website you want to.
2. Try make a word document that is filled with url addresses of the exchanges you use. Copy from that list of your exchanges into your browser directly.
3. If you're looking for the url of an exchange, use a direct link from an admin pinned msg in Telegram. Alternatively, go to coinmarketcap.com, look for whichever token it is, click on 'markets' and find the exchange url. Copy and paste that in your word document.
Thats some of the stuff I do
Some useful tips here, but I dont understand why you use a word document? Isnt is as safe if I just type in the exchange I want to visit if I know the in my mind? Or can there some misleading with that? I am not that tech savvy, so I ask this. Maybe its a silly question. Also how about just bookmarking the sites when you visit the first time? Or can bookmarks be altered somehow?
Yep yep if you know it go ahead and type it, or bookmark them. I'm just ultra paranoid lol, its saved me a fair few times.
So when you start using etherdelta, binance, bittrex, bitfinex, liqui, cryptopia, hitbtc, myetherwallet you'll need to have a system that's nice and organised. You want separate emails, separate passwords, you want the passwords to be different to the email lol.
And for 2FA, try not to use a text msg if you are able. There is a scam going around where if people know your mobile number and email, they can reset your email password by receiving a text msg confirmation. They run a bot that intercepts the text msg and rediverts to them. This way they lock you out of your email. If your exchange is linked to that email address then yeeesh.
If you're an Android user try use Google Authenticator 2FA for logging into emails and exchanges. This way you have to physically have your phone with the GA app open in real time. So the intercept thing won't work.
I don't know what the alternative with IOS is sorry
November 19, 2017, 01:41:12 PM
Glad to help you get some clarity mowgs to max. Another idea is to hop into the Telegram and ask for some guidance on there.
Ask if any admins are around and tell them you're new to crypto, that you bought POWR over at Bittrex and wanted to send to MEW, but used the contract address found on ethplorer.io
They may halp fast track a resolution.
Ok just in case you didnt know heres a few more tips...
1. When logging into myetherwallet, never Google myetherwallet beforehand. There are multiple clone/phishing websites that look almost identical to myetherwallet.com Also, scammers use google adwords and bots to rank higher for a search response. So even though its at the top of the list it doesn't mean you're going to the website you want to.
2. Try make a word document that is filled with url addresses of the exchanges you use. Copy from that list of your exchanges into your browser directly.
3. If you're looking for the url of an exchange, use a direct link from an admin pinned msg in Telegram. Alternatively, go to coinmarketcap.com, look for whichever token it is, click on 'markets' and find the exchange url. Copy and paste that in your word document.
Thats some of the stuff I do
Ask if any admins are around and tell them you're new to crypto, that you bought POWR over at Bittrex and wanted to send to MEW, but used the contract address found on ethplorer.io
They may halp fast track a resolution.
Ok just in case you didnt know heres a few more tips...
1. When logging into myetherwallet, never Google myetherwallet beforehand. There are multiple clone/phishing websites that look almost identical to myetherwallet.com Also, scammers use google adwords and bots to rank higher for a search response. So even though its at the top of the list it doesn't mean you're going to the website you want to.
2. Try make a word document that is filled with url addresses of the exchanges you use. Copy from that list of your exchanges into your browser directly.
3. If you're looking for the url of an exchange, use a direct link from an admin pinned msg in Telegram. Alternatively, go to coinmarketcap.com, look for whichever token it is, click on 'markets' and find the exchange url. Copy and paste that in your word document.
Thats some of the stuff I do
Some useful tips here, but I dont understand why you use a word document? Isnt is as safe if I just type in the exchange I want to visit if I know the in my mind? Or can there some misleading with that? I am not that tech savvy, so I ask this. Maybe its a silly question. Also how about just bookmarking the sites when you visit the first time? Or can bookmarks be altered somehow?
November 19, 2017, 01:36:47 PM
Glad to help you get some clarity mowgs to max. Another idea is to hop into the Telegram and ask for some guidance on there.
Ask if any admins are around and tell them you're new to crypto, that you bought POWR over at Bittrex and wanted to send to MEW, but used the contract address found on ethplorer.io
They may halp fast track a resolution.
Ok just in case you didnt know heres a few more tips...
1. When logging into myetherwallet, never Google myetherwallet beforehand. There are multiple clone/phishing websites that look almost identical to myetherwallet.com Also, scammers use google adwords and bots to rank higher for a search response. So even though its at the top of the list it doesn't mean you're going to the website you want to.
2. Try make a word document that is filled with url addresses of the exchanges you use. Copy from that list of your exchanges into your browser directly.
3. If you're looking for the url of an exchange, use a direct link from an admin pinned msg in Telegram. Alternatively, go to coinmarketcap.com, look for whichever token it is, click on 'markets' and find the exchange url. Copy and paste that in your word document.
Thats some of the stuff I do
Ask if any admins are around and tell them you're new to crypto, that you bought POWR over at Bittrex and wanted to send to MEW, but used the contract address found on ethplorer.io
They may halp fast track a resolution.
Ok just in case you didnt know heres a few more tips...
1. When logging into myetherwallet, never Google myetherwallet beforehand. There are multiple clone/phishing websites that look almost identical to myetherwallet.com Also, scammers use google adwords and bots to rank higher for a search response. So even though its at the top of the list it doesn't mean you're going to the website you want to.
2. Try make a word document that is filled with url addresses of the exchanges you use. Copy from that list of your exchanges into your browser directly.
3. If you're looking for the url of an exchange, use a direct link from an admin pinned msg in Telegram. Alternatively, go to coinmarketcap.com, look for whichever token it is, click on 'markets' and find the exchange url. Copy and paste that in your word document.
Thats some of the stuff I do
Thanks for the tips, much appreciated. I joined the Telegram group last night, so will try that approach too. Cheers again!
November 19, 2017, 01:15:47 PM
Glad to help you get some clarity mowgs to max. Another idea is to hop into the Telegram and ask for some guidance on there.
Ask if any admins are around and tell them you're new to crypto, that you bought POWR over at Bittrex and wanted to send to MEW, but used the contract address found on ethplorer.io
They may halp fast track a resolution.
Ok just in case you didnt know heres a few more tips...
1. When logging into myetherwallet, never Google myetherwallet beforehand. There are multiple clone/phishing websites that look almost identical to myetherwallet.com Also, scammers use google adwords and bots to rank higher for a search response. So even though its at the top of the list it doesn't mean you're going to the website you want to.
2. Try make a word document that is filled with url addresses of the exchanges you use. Copy from that list of your exchanges into your browser directly.
3. If you're looking for the url of an exchange, use a direct link from an admin pinned msg in Telegram. Alternatively, go to coinmarketcap.com, look for whichever token it is, click on 'markets' and find the exchange url. Copy and paste that in your word document.
Thats some of the stuff I do
Ask if any admins are around and tell them you're new to crypto, that you bought POWR over at Bittrex and wanted to send to MEW, but used the contract address found on ethplorer.io
They may halp fast track a resolution.
Ok just in case you didnt know heres a few more tips...
1. When logging into myetherwallet, never Google myetherwallet beforehand. There are multiple clone/phishing websites that look almost identical to myetherwallet.com Also, scammers use google adwords and bots to rank higher for a search response. So even though its at the top of the list it doesn't mean you're going to the website you want to.
2. Try make a word document that is filled with url addresses of the exchanges you use. Copy from that list of your exchanges into your browser directly.
3. If you're looking for the url of an exchange, use a direct link from an admin pinned msg in Telegram. Alternatively, go to coinmarketcap.com, look for whichever token it is, click on 'markets' and find the exchange url. Copy and paste that in your word document.
Thats some of the stuff I do
November 19, 2017, 12:37:53 PM
Hello, I'm a newbie to crypto and Power Ledger and secured over 1000 last night. But need some help, so any advice would be much appreciated.
So earlier today, I wanted to move my POWR from Bittrex to My Ether Wallet. However, when I read the details on setting up a new token in My Ether Wallet, I got confused.
So, I've sent my POWR to https://ethplorer.io Token Power Ledger address when I think I should have sent it to my public MEW address. I can see the transaction ID from Bittrex and on https://ethplorer.io, but need help to transfer to MEW from https://ethplorer.io.
Please can any of the community here advise me or point me in the right direction? I really hope I haven't made such a mistake as to lose the coins, as the project seems fantastic. Please help!!
Many thanks in advance.
Very simple.So earlier today, I wanted to move my POWR from Bittrex to My Ether Wallet. However, when I read the details on setting up a new token in My Ether Wallet, I got confused.
So, I've sent my POWR to https://ethplorer.io Token Power Ledger address when I think I should have sent it to my public MEW address. I can see the transaction ID from Bittrex and on https://ethplorer.io, but need help to transfer to MEW from https://ethplorer.io.
Please can any of the community here advise me or point me in the right direction? I really hope I haven't made such a mistake as to lose the coins, as the project seems fantastic. Please help!!
Many thanks in advance.
Send coins from bittrex to MEW by transferring it to your ETH address of your account of MEW.
Thanks for the response but I have already sent them to the address which came up when I went onto ethplorer.io and this transaction has been successful. So I think I have probably lost them, but wanted to know if there is anything I can do to get them back...?
Can you pls provide the address you got from ethplorer.io?
This is the contract address that i can see..
0x595832F8FC6BF59c85C527fEC3740A1b7a361269
And this is the address for the creator that i can see..
0x988bC23c1941C56eac65e3F9Dc68Be9cb3770953
And that is according to the ethplorer.io data that i can see at:
https://ethplorer.io/address/0x595832f8fc6bf59c85c527fec3740a1b7a361269
I'm wondering if you sent to one of those two addresses.
If you did, you may be in good fortune because those addresses, as far as I understand belong to PowerLedger.
So you may want to try contact the team if that is the case. And the good thing is that its recorded on the blockchain so is undisputable. Theyre nice people so they may be able to send back to you.
Lets hope thats the addresses you may have sent to.
And whatever you do, DO NOT share your private key with anyone
Thanks Snorix, you have it spot on, I have sent to
0x595832F8FC6BF59c85C527fEC3740A1b7a361269
I have sent an email to the support email address on their website, so will wait to hear. You have helped me feel a little more relieved than I felt earlier, let's hope they come back to me and the coins are returned. I have the TXid from Bittrex, so I hope they will be able to sort it. It is a lesson learned. I know not to give out my private keys already, but I will be sure to be extra careful when transferring from the exchanges.
Thanks again and I hope to hold onto these coins for the long term. Best of luck with your strategy too.
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