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binance and bittrex is needed what are you doing guys ?

it would be nice to hear from Vassilis    i certainly miss the enthusiasm that he brings to to community  i hope all is well

Bumping for an answer.

Also, we haven't seen Vassilis in the Discord for a solid week now after coming by to at least say hi literally every day since he took over as developer a month ago. He last logged in on Jan 9th here. If you can read this V; we're missing you and there is *so much* happening now that we need your direction for.

If your legal counsel has advised you to not communicate with the public until the 62B thing is resolved (sorry this happened to you again, it's a terrible situation to have thrown in your lap) then could you please just acknowledge this somehow so we can let the public know what's happening?

Thanks! :-)

Hello Mooners! 

Hello not much discussion going on have i missed something ? no new news mooncoin still has not bad volume 55btc hopefully it will get higher but good steady volume

The volume is not really linked to the use of a coin. Volume is only what happens on exchanges. USE is, what happens in real life. So volume is good, but even if a coin has a high volume on exchanges, that really does not mean, that it is used in real life.

Mooncoin has an ever growing volume. Now a little lower than in the past days of course, but that is pretty normal, since the trading is growing in waves. So for many people it is the ideal time to buy into Mooncoin now, since most other people only buy when it is near its alltime high and then are losing, because buying high and selling low is the worst you can do.

It doesn't seem chicken / egg as my 2cents

The volume of a coin, as far as I understood, is , at the end, linked to the use of that coin.
So, each blockchain , good or bad, compete with the others in order to move from the virtual world to the real one.
There are plenty of blockchain and plenty of coins.
Best coins are the ones in which the volume is steadily growing.
That mean that development team  know where to sell their tecnologies
may be I read it wrong , but low trading volume is worst than price dropping

Seems to be the classical chicken-and-egg-problem.
They will add Mooncoin later, if the volume is right.  

Now MOON seems to have reached its new bottom in Satoshi-land - after nearly all digital currencies were retracing in the last days - and hopefully it resumes its stable uptrend. It's good for MOON - just as for every asset - to have phases of correction. That stabilizes the price and makes the uptrend sustainable. No one needs pump and dump. MOON had a staggering ~300% gain in the last days and more than ~2000% over the last months, so a little break is nothing bad at this time. If some people take their profit, selling their coins to new Mooncoin-investors, that is not wrong.

Has anyone contacted Cryptopia about getting Moon on their exchange? 

Why did these two checkpoints get removed?
https://github.com/mooncoincore/wallet/commit/b257fcd5c33369f5f718a120c6b873dbc752705e#diff-64cbe1ad5465e13bc59ee8bb6f3de2e7L146

Ok. I've asked on several exchangers about Mooncoin, but nobody wants to get in currency with only two trade places. I think that low base effect forced somebody to buy small amount even if they said no but it's not enough. I will promote further but without new exchangers it'll be a drop in the ocean.
I think there are some long-in-currency guys in this topic, so i ask them to help in adding mooncoin on https://yobit.net/en/addcoin/ at least.

Yes the use creates value!  and I have always said that the power of moon is the great supply.....but now Moon listed only in little exchanges, a dump of 62bls in this mkt could stop growth for a long time.
in any case, we now await the response of the federal court and our lawyers

Into January 2018, Mooncoin really go to the moon, a good kind, this is just a good start

What would you do? Running around and tear your hair?
So yes, staying cool is the best thing we all can do. You can't change what happened.

You can always demand "someone does something about this". How about you promoting Mooncoin to your family, friends etc.? Giving away MOON for free? It's what long-time members of the community are already doing for a long time.
Mooncoin was conceived with its supply as is. If you don't like it, don't invest in Mooncoin. It's as simple as that.

As agswinner earlier always said: "the use creates value". And as the use of Mooncoin is raising day by day, we all should not worry too much. Sure it would be not good for the market, if ALL of those ~63 bln MOON were dropped at once. But come on, not even the dumbest of dumb ones would do that.

As you know, BTC was not always "the" market, I was talking about the beginning. It had everything up to a price-drop of 90%. And still it faces drops of up to 40% today. On "traditional markets" this would be a disaster.

Look what happened to DOGE, which has a similar supply of coins and not one coin locked/frozen and with additional unlimited supply. Simply be patient, optimistic, use MOON and promote it where you can. Then it should go the same way as DOGE. Look at RDD.
Btw.: Both of the aforementioned coins were marked "coin of the week/day" by McAfee, for whatever that means.  
And with non-frozen supply.

Yes that command looks familiar, and I am the receiver. Coinexchange is the sender.

I assume it was "getrawmempool true", right? Because it turns on verbose mode of that command.
If your transaction is not listed in either way, it was already successfully processed or cleared from the mempool, returning the coins to the sender's address.

It depends on if you were the sender or the receiver. If you were the sender, the exchange should have received the amount, if you did not cancel with -zapwallettxes before the tx was processed. In the latter case, the coins should have reappeared in your wallet.

If you were the receiver, the exchange should recredit them to your account, so you can send them again, if they did -zapwallettxes on their side and the coins were cleared from the mempool, before the tx was confirmed, which would mean that the coins arrived at your address. If they did not send them at all in the first place, they should also recredit those coins, of course.

Were you the sender or receiver?

"everybody stay cool its a robbery" (c)
I pointed the main problem: lack of mooncoin market.
For example: 77blns@two exchanges=38.5blns each - huge press, 77blns@twenty exchangers=3,85blns each - normal day trade volume.
We need to attract new users, we need to raise market! But still only silence is the best friend.
And don't compare BTC and Moon. BTC is the market itself. Much better to compare moon and doge. Moon has new technologies, updates, interesting features and costs 3sat, Doge has nothing only exchangers and costs 80-100sat now.

Last time I tried to search for the TX ID using a command that vasilis gave me I was able to find this info
{
"size": 520,
"fee": 0.00133400,
"modifiedfee": 0.00133400,
"time": 1514067276,
"height": 1178297,
"startingpriority": 7151759609230769,
"currentpriority": 7158553204000000,
"descendantcount": 1,
"descendantsize": 520,
"descendantfees": 133400,
"ancestorcount": 1,
"ancestorsize": 520,
"ancestorfees": 133400,
"depends": [
]
}

When I use the same command now there is no info, does this confirm what you are suggesting, that it is exchange side issue?

I have just checked the mempool. Does not seem, that there are any of those stucked transactions still in. Only the normal ones, that are waiting to be confirmed. You can look for yourself. Open the console in your wallet and input the command getrawmempool just after a block has been found ( see: https://bchain.info/MOON/ for example). The getrawmempool shows ALL txes in the mempool, even stuck ones, which are omitted on bchains "unconfirmed-list". If there is no tx, the problem is on the exchange's side. Probably they have to clean their database from those old unsent/unconfirmed transactions, until the coins reappear in your account. But if they must do it manually, maybe they delay that, because it could be a time consuming, tedious work. They should not, of course, since it is the money of their customers.

MOON has survived other things, it would survive that, too. BTC has had similar things and still does well.
Be patient. Don't muppet around all the time.     Edit: ... not meant in a bad way.