Topic: LUXCoin—New PHI2 PoW/PoS Hybrid—SC—SegWit—PrivateSend—PoS Web Wallet—LuxGate - page 9. (Read 130262 times)

LUXcoin has still been much stronger than simply alive. The coin actually has surpassed the hardest period for altcoins that ranges from late of 2017 to the later of 2018. From now on, LUXcoin will start its rally when altcoins move up massively. However, such rally might not occur in next several days. I predict that the rallying wave of altcoins will only occur at least after next 4 weeks.

Luxcore snaps up Hollywood star Ron Perlman to bring exposure to crypto space
Hollywood actor Ron Perlman has teamed up with Luxcore to support the project and shed light on the cryptocurrency ecosystem
https://coinrivet.com/luxcore-snaps-up-hollywood-star-ron-perlman-to-bring-exposure-to-crypto-space/

More alive that you think sir 

Is this still alivel lol

Hi, we have IOS as well as Android Lux Wallet app, go check their stores. Take into account that mobile apps are interacts with the Luxcore PoS web wallet, accordingly you can easily stake your coins by using one of mobile apps depends of phone type.
Thats our uniqe Luxcore Proof-of-Stake (PoS) Mobile Wallet for Android/iOS  
More info here https://medium.com/luxcore/introducing-the-new-luxcore-pos-mobile-wallet-for-android-ios-1a624ca46e8a

Regarding staking coin amount, approx, 3000 lux can give you stake per day... Do further math for your own case

If you can, please provide a wallet for smartphones to make it easier to use and more accessible and how many coins are needed for staking

Coinbene deposit/withdrawal, including LUXCOIN, now available again, @everyone.

Thanks for suggestion, we will look into

How about adding Luxcoin on safe.trade?
https://vote.safe.trade

https://twitter.com/perlmutations/status/1132710315915763713

Thanks for good point, patience is the key in regards of Cryptopia case. BTW , according their tweet, there has to be a liquidators report pushed out in next 10 days https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/1131387671161425922. I believe it will throw some light into current bankruptcy situation.
And double thanks for DEX point of view, its clearly for me that principle of centralized exchanges is dead end for crypto - too much cons standing behind it aka lack of safety, significant fees, probability to lose your funds regardless it stored at some biggest exchanges or not etc. Its obviously that crypto future for DEX platforms eventually, thats why Luxcore team keeps active development of LUXGATE DEX   Currently in pre-alpha stage, alpha around the corner.

Most likely your funds will be returned to you, my sympathies friend. A bit of patience, and try not to worry to much about it, you'll likely get your funds. I signed up with cryptopia after their hack (although I trade Lux more on Coinbene, a decent enough exchange - Still though keep your funds in Lux's wallet and enable 2fa and backup your 2fa code!), I have 5-6k Lux sitting on the exchange currently.

The plan was to pick some up and transfer them elsewhere. The prices were a little cheaper on Cyptopia so that was a draw. I only realized the exchange wasn't allowing withdrawals after I purchased some Lux, so I thought ah sit tight and wait, now the exchange is going through liquidation. Likely in a month or two plus Lux holders on the exchange will receive their funds. Would be a bit of a sting though to lose 5-6k Lux, fortunately most of my stash is stored elsewhere.

Centralized exchanges that run on legacy software/code are pretty vulnerable, and having to store otherwise secure digital currencies on an exchange that has legacy systems sort of moots the point/advantages of crypto/blockchain systems. This is why that old exchange model is going to die. Decentralized exchanges that run off their own blockchains are a significant improvement over traditional exchange systems. There's a number starting to pop up in the digital currency space - Lux's exchange is pretty interesting for a number of reasons.

It's big that there are no maker taker fee's - that pretty much doesn't exist out there right now, also high security, and retaining control over your funds is big.
These types of exchanges are the way forward, even Nasdaq has been working on for some time a new exchange replacement that utilizes blockchain tech to function - even though the company doesn't really publicly push for this space/tech likely to keep face with the public and their customers, but that will likely change in time and reverse to the point that buzzwords will be misused/overused to the point of being mildly annoying.

On the John sendoff, hopefully the next Ceo will be just as brilliant: Godspeed Mcafee!

Thanks, noted