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I still have 1 mill mooncoins as well.  I'm glad to see it isn't dead and hopefully mooncoin will have big mainstream appeal once crypto becomes more accepted.

Just found an old wallet with 1M+ mooncoin in it.  Too bad it is only worth about $20.  I honestly didn't even know moon was still around, but I am glad to see it is trying to make a comeback. 

Hi guys

http://wallet.moonrush.org/brainwallet_moon.html >> link is no longer working?

can someone help me on this


ii) Once you've copied this; visit http://wallet.moonrush.org/brainwallet_moon.html and paste the brainwallet phrase into 'passphrase' - then click toggle key to reveal your private key. <<

I need my private key but the site is down

That would be great. I've some kind of afffection for this coin :-)

Good morning. I believe that, Mooncoin will be able to introduced in big exchanges soon...

James,

     I want you to know I called 2 times and texted 2 times during your normal mid-day times on behalf of the mooncoin_foundation over a month ago.  It was not my intention to bother you or anything like that.  Please forgive!  I am happy to learn about your work!  Truly an honor!  

                                                                                                     regards,

p.s.  I did make some progress on the bittrex listing for mooncoin and I will try again in the future for more.  

I left bitrex.  feel like i got out just in time.

and i was already verified... now it shows unverified, and cannot find my public records... and yet i can google myself!

very public! lol

Be constructive peeps ^^ and things can advance.
barry or james do your best and we hope in you, im sure you work in it!
May you should involved more people in the dev team to help you?

Project and roadmap white paper looks good and could be developed even more.
More people more ideas and with more guys regroup we can do something.
Just need organisation.

We need Mooncoin on Bittrex if its possible?

And to finished!
Moon to the Moooooon   !

Yes moon to the Moooon!

Good afternoon ! I am waiting more positive news in the next few days. So, I have started to buy again Mooncoin.
Mooncoin Foundation check your messages in a few minutes...  

Dude he means XDN down to 6 billion.
Anyway reversed split isn't like in stock market, if you're holding million moon it won't effect you or anyone

Ya right i want to see people Scream
moonn to the moooooon! 

moon shall awaken, can we fix coinmarketcap to show the real total supply since a lot of coins are frozen.

Moon should at least overtake dogecoin 

You need.... "YOU" need the creators of mooncoin to reduce the quantity to 1 million...

WE the community will get right on that.  I'm sure the rest of the community, like me, wouldn't mind taking a huge loss in our investment just to make you happy.

Who the fuck are you to demand ANYTHING from ANYONE!

You are a special kind of stupid!

Yup, all that is def true.


but if you dont keep the private key, and click generate new , you lose.    I did 5 wallets (paper) so far, and screwed up on one of them.   no back button  lol.


but still like the concept, and i have about 5 or 6 more to make.

When you generate a paper wallet, you get a pair ADDRESS-PRIVATE KEY. This pair will be static forever, which means that the address and the private key which controls this address will never change. Coins can be sent from this address, or received in the future and its balance can change, but the pair address-private key is static.
If you send coins to the generated address, you will be able to spend them in the future only if you have a private key for this address. Anyone who knows this private key also will be able to spend coins from this address. So if you lose this private key, you will lose an access to all coins on a balance of this address. If your private key is compromised, then immediately send all coins from this address and never use it in the future. A private key is a text with letters and numbers, you don't need any special soft to keep it.
Generate your addresses and private keys only on a safe PC, better on an offline machine, never keep your private keys in a file on a PC with an Internet access - to prevent stealing (compromising) of private keys.
If you figure out how to use paper wallets, you will be able to safely keep not only MOON, but also a lot of other coins. It's realy worth your time to understand the simple basic thing about crypto, the pair address-private key.

Edit: when you generate pairs address-private key, make sure that you saved or printed your private key before sending coins to this address and before generating a new address. If you print your paper wallets, keep them only in a safe place, protected from water/fire, make sure that other people have no physical access to them and are not able to get a physical access to them.
For advanced users (if you use walletgenerator.net, it's not a problem): never generate pairs address-private keys with PHP, Python etc. functions, they are pseudo random.
When you generate paper wallets with a code from walletgenerator.net, there is a true random process, as you move your mouse randomly before generating pairs, to get a true random pair, which other people will not be able to reproduce.

when making the Paper wallets/addresses

make sure you PRINT OUT (or save) the PrivateKey...before sending coins to the public address and clicking on Generate (or closing) the paper generator...

cough.  Just saying!

If the fork happens,
and exchanges, pools, explorers will update their wallets, then yes, you'll have to update it, too.
However, if you keep your coins at paper wallets, then you have nothing to do until you'd like to send your coins from paper wallets.

If you have your coins at any exchange, be it MOON or BTC or any coin, they are never 100% safe.
The reason is you have no control on your private keys. You fully depend on decisions of exchanges.
I recommend you to generate several paper wallets and withdraw your coins to these addresses.
It's very simple in fact. With paper wallets you will be protected not only against issues with exchanges,
against potential vulnerabilities, if there are any,
also against any malware, especially against keyloggers.
I mention that again, because in the past several Mooncoin users were hacked and had lost their coins.
And a lot of users had lost their coins due to issues with exchanges (e.g. with Cryptsy).
 
With the upcoming fork, if it happens, you never can be 100% sure about what exchanges will decide to do.
So if you don't want to depend on exchanges or on wallet versions, just withdraw your coins to paper wallets. It's the best decision.

Hello i am a little bit lost and not very technical do we have to update our wallets again or can we stay with same wallet