Topic: HoboNickels - HBN - High Fast Stake - Version 2.0! More Secure, Less Intensive - page 25. (Read 478852 times)
October 26, 2018, 01:28:44 AM
Cryptopia has their HBN wallet online now. I was able to withdraw my HBN from there no problem.
October 26, 2018, 01:27:34 AM
Block 6000000 stop POW ?
Yes I believe so (from memory, so check it)
Not exactly sure what your asking. POW will stop, but transaction verification, and the "work" will then be 100% POS. The coin is going from it's hybrid existence to a dedicated POS coin.
October 25, 2018, 10:45:42 PM
Block 6000000 stop POW ?
Yes I believe so (from memory, so check it)
October 25, 2018, 10:37:40 PM
Block 6000000 stop POW ?
Yes I believe so (from memory, so check it)
October 25, 2018, 03:25:04 PM
Block 6000000 stop POW ?
October 25, 2018, 09:01:31 AM
any active markets?
hbn on btcpop is under maintenance at this time, so new active market. I think, btcpop will open again in some days.
October 25, 2018, 06:58:00 AM
any active markets?
October 20, 2018, 07:40:54 PM
I tested. Sold a bit. Took 2 day for depo, but did come through, not sure the hold up.
Just processed withdraw now. Will let you know.
Just processed withdraw now. Will let you know.
Withdrawal came through no issues. Overall I like the site, it is a least a good option for now.
I signed up at BTCPop.co and deposited 1k HBN and went through in a couple of hours.
Well we have at least one exchange to buy/sell HBN, better than none! BTCPop has been in business
for a couple of years, from what I was able to find out about them. Easy sign up, too.
Peace, Dennis
I've got some coins sitting on that exchange as well.
October 20, 2018, 06:54:14 PM
I tested. Sold a bit. Took 2 day for depo, but did come through, not sure the hold up.
Just processed withdraw now. Will let you know.
Just processed withdraw now. Will let you know.
Withdrawal came through no issues. Overall I like the site, it is a least a good option for now.
I signed up at BTCPop.co and deposited 1k HBN and went through in a couple of hours.
Well we have at least one exchange to buy/sell HBN, better than none! BTCPop has been in business
for a couple of years, from what I was able to find out about them. Easy sign up, too.
Peace, Dennis
October 20, 2018, 06:50:46 PM
Anyone hear from those scam fuckers at Cryptopia?
October 20, 2018, 10:57:28 AM
I tested. Sold a bit. Took 2 day for depo, but did come through, not sure the hold up.
Just processed withdraw now. Will let you know.
Just processed withdraw now. Will let you know.
Withdrawal came through no issues. Overall I like the site, it is a least a good option for now.
October 19, 2018, 11:44:55 PM
This coin exchange may be a possibility:
https://coinexchangeio.freshdesk.com/support/home
Las Vegas coin was listed at Cryptopia, then they decided to delist it.
Dev was able to get it listed at CoinExchange.io, it has very low volume,
for several months, but still there. Worth a try anyways, does not seem
to be to difficult to get listed there. Did not see anything asking for BTC to be
listed. Though, there could be?
Peace, Dennis
https://coinexchangeio.freshdesk.com/support/home
Las Vegas coin was listed at Cryptopia, then they decided to delist it.
Dev was able to get it listed at CoinExchange.io, it has very low volume,
for several months, but still there. Worth a try anyways, does not seem
to be to difficult to get listed there. Did not see anything asking for BTC to be
listed. Though, there could be?
Peace, Dennis
October 19, 2018, 07:58:34 PM
I tested. Sold a bit. Took 2 day for depo, but did come through, not sure the hold up.
Just processed withdraw now. Will let you know.
Just processed withdraw now. Will let you know.
October 19, 2018, 02:21:01 PM
I made some successfull withdraws from btcpop. But just hbn did not move (it's only a fraction). Support says, it's on the chain, and I cannot see it. Can somebody test a withdraw? With a very small amount, please.
You want someone to test a withdraw from btcpop? (I don't have an account there)
Yes, I need someone who tests the withdraw with a small amount.
October 19, 2018, 02:18:16 PM
I made some successfull withdraws from btcpop. But just hbn did not move (it's only a fraction). Support says, it's on the chain, and I cannot see it. Can somebody test a withdraw? With a very small amount, please.
You want someone to test a withdraw from btcpop? (I don't have an account there)
October 19, 2018, 10:29:27 AM
I made some successfull withdraws from btcpop. But just hbn did not move (it's only a fraction). Support says, it's on the chain, and I cannot see it. Can somebody test a withdraw? With a very small amount, please.
October 17, 2018, 02:32:10 PM
sup everyone
there is one little exchange you can still trade HBN - BTCPop (https://btcpop.co/)
you can stake them there too.
i've been staking a few thousand HBN along with plankton amounts of other obscurities like lana, clams and 808 all through the Q2+Q3 2018 bear. my rewards on HBN average 0.3% a day.
i'm not affiliated in any way, just a satisfied plankton-level staker.
never had any issues with withdrawals or deposits of any coin in 8 months, security is good (2fa, email for ip change), and the pool info and staking payouts are transparent enough.
i've never traded on the BTCPop exchange itself, which is really basic with tiny volume and trading fees of 0.5% - but if anyone is looking to trade HBN i see there is a wall of 65000+ on offer atm for 50 sats vs almost no buy orders...
may that be useful
there is one little exchange you can still trade HBN - BTCPop (https://btcpop.co/)
you can stake them there too.
i've been staking a few thousand HBN along with plankton amounts of other obscurities like lana, clams and 808 all through the Q2+Q3 2018 bear. my rewards on HBN average 0.3% a day.
i'm not affiliated in any way, just a satisfied plankton-level staker.
never had any issues with withdrawals or deposits of any coin in 8 months, security is good (2fa, email for ip change), and the pool info and staking payouts are transparent enough.
i've never traded on the BTCPop exchange itself, which is really basic with tiny volume and trading fees of 0.5% - but if anyone is looking to trade HBN i see there is a wall of 65000+ on offer atm for 50 sats vs almost no buy orders...
may that be useful
btcpop locks like a copy of cryptopia, with respect to it's alts. Deposit adresses are renewable, my constraint. Looks good, I will give it a try.
October 17, 2018, 01:35:54 PM
sup everyone
there is one little exchange you can still trade HBN - BTCPop (https://btcpop.co/)
you can stake them there too.
i've been staking a few thousand HBN along with plankton amounts of other obscurities like lana, clams and 808 all through the Q2+Q3 2018 bear. my rewards on HBN average 0.3% a day.
i'm not affiliated in any way, just a satisfied plankton-level staker.
never had any issues with withdrawals or deposits of any coin in 8 months, security is good (2fa, email for ip change), and the pool info and staking payouts are transparent enough.
i've never traded on the BTCPop exchange itself, which is really basic with tiny volume and trading fees of 0.5% - but if anyone is looking to trade HBN i see there is a wall of 65000+ on offer atm for 50 sats vs almost no buy orders...
may that be useful
there is one little exchange you can still trade HBN - BTCPop (https://btcpop.co/)
you can stake them there too.
i've been staking a few thousand HBN along with plankton amounts of other obscurities like lana, clams and 808 all through the Q2+Q3 2018 bear. my rewards on HBN average 0.3% a day.
i'm not affiliated in any way, just a satisfied plankton-level staker.
never had any issues with withdrawals or deposits of any coin in 8 months, security is good (2fa, email for ip change), and the pool info and staking payouts are transparent enough.
i've never traded on the BTCPop exchange itself, which is really basic with tiny volume and trading fees of 0.5% - but if anyone is looking to trade HBN i see there is a wall of 65000+ on offer atm for 50 sats vs almost no buy orders...
may that be useful
October 14, 2018, 09:39:44 PM
(I could be wrong here, but ...) The 2BTC isn't a big a problem as the KYC. I understand KYC, but it is a 2 edged knife. You are giving your dox, to who, exactly? What are their security measures, how likely are they to get hacked, sell your dox, etc... What guarantees are they offering, and do you trust them? The point of this - to me - is TRUSTLESS relationships. How will that fly with traditional regulations, and relationships ... not well, but that is the point - or atleast one point.
any guy who tells me he's about to keep my security his 1st priority is trustless by default.
why ? because i didn't ask him to, lol
i mean crypto was designed to be self-sustaining, self-securing mech,
providing financial freedom and anonymity, not just another "asset" in the matrix
It's because they're handling FIAT... however they're located outside the US so the KYC requirements would have to be adopted by New Zealand in order for them to be mandated to follow this... that or their owners may be American and/or in the US which would allow the SEC to push them in that direction.
Anyway, I've requested a coin add on FreiExchange. Since they don't handle FIAT transactions it should be relatively painless. Ticket # is 691103
https://freiexchange.com
If you want to see their helpdesk: https://helpdesk.freiexchange.com/index.php
Thanks! If they need dev contact, they can reach out to me here or at [email protected]
October 14, 2018, 10:56:56 AM
(I could be wrong here, but ...) The 2BTC isn't a big a problem as the KYC. I understand KYC, but it is a 2 edged knife. You are giving your dox, to who, exactly? What are their security measures, how likely are they to get hacked, sell your dox, etc... What guarantees are they offering, and do you trust them? The point of this - to me - is TRUSTLESS relationships. How will that fly with traditional regulations, and relationships ... not well, but that is the point - or atleast one point.
any guy who tells me he's about to keep my security his 1st priority is trustless by default.
why ? because i didn't ask him to, lol
i mean crypto was designed to be self-sustaining, self-securing mech,
providing financial freedom and anonymity, not just another "asset" in the matrix
It's because they're handling FIAT... however they're located outside the US so the KYC requirements would have to be adopted by New Zealand in order for them to be mandated to follow this... that or their owners may be American and/or in the US which would allow the SEC to push them in that direction.
Anyway, I've requested a coin add on FreiExchange. Since they don't handle FIAT transactions it should be relatively painless. Ticket # is 691103
https://freiexchange.com
If you want to see their helpdesk: https://helpdesk.freiexchange.com/index.php
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