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HELP!

I'm new to this, and confused a bit - a couple of questions please!

I use MOONCOIN CORE WALLET.
I can see my mooncoin balance and I am able to send them.

Question 1:

How do I see or find my Private Key?

Question 2:

Is my Private Key and wallet password all I need to "backup" my wallet?

Question 3:

Are the actual Mooncoins on the Blockchain accessible by using a wallet and private key, or do mooncoin totals reside in the wallet?



Thanks for any answers!




The wallet is a collection of your addresses + their private keys (kept in wallet.dat).
If coins are on your address, block explorers see them, no matter if the wallet is online or not.
An address/its private key is a static pair.
Anyone who knows a private key, has a control on its address.
For every address there is a separate private key.
Get a list of all your addresses in your wallet and then you can get a private key for each of them
by using a command dumprivkey [your address] in your wallet's Console.
Or you can just backup your wallet.dat file and keep it in a safe place (it should be done regularly if you use the wallet actively).

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1. Please stop spreading FUD and stop mention other completely unrelated coins in the Mooncoin thread. It is not cool!

2. Mooners should take similar direction as the Dogecoin fellas - they are not looking for new exchanges but to build all other aspects of the DOGE economy like various websites and services accepting DOGE.
Also we should be generous to each other and tip a lot.

3. Thank you barrysty1e for your great work so far!

4. To the Moon!
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Is Mooncoin Dev Team planning to go to new Exchanges aswell?
newbie
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how do i move my mooncoins from the bluetrade wallet to another wallet? and what wallet would you guys recommend?
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So with this new update do we just mine from the wallet considering it is a new algorithm ?

Originally the plan was to mine entirely from the wallet.
However since the Algorithm is reasonably (not brutal) difficult on the CPU; i worry that this may lead to orphaned blocks, which is quite common when solo-mining and has occurred during testing.

More on this shortly.

james
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So with this new update do we just mine from the wallet considering it is a new algorithm ?
why want to mine ? i think buy some coin from market  it's cheaper then you mine it .
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You had me at thanks...
So with this new update do we just mine from the wallet considering it is a new algorithm ?
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around 200 blocks per second .. Wow Shocked

Thank You James Grin
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Hi all,

Apologies for the absence, i have been quite active over on the Mooncoin Discord.

A status update:

a) Mooncoin ported over to Litecoin 13.3 codebase with segwit.

b) PoW algorithm has been changed from scrypt to a custom algo lyra2m (Lyra2 Moon). I've received confirmation from a seasoned opencl programmer that even if a GPU miner was written; it would have zero advantage over a CPU.

c) Diff retargetting code has been updated to a slightly modified Dual_KGW3 (with some 'spacing code' added to smooth the difficulty between algorithms - required). I have posted several graphs showing DK3's magic at work:


d) People have been complaining as to how long the chain takes to sync from scratch (one user mentioned a day or two); i've implemented my own style of 'warpsync' (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgv6v4-QAfA) which peaks around 200 blocks per second. On average, on a core2quad 2.33 with a 'weak' Australian 25/5 connection; the chain can be sync'd in scratch in approximately 34 minutes. Will actually be much faster for most users.

e) I've included the option to run a compressed blockchain (for those interested, google BUIP017) however im not playing too much importance on it until everything is running perfectly.

f) Native Moonlite in-wallet integration.

james
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where can i buy some moon coins!!!!!!!

You can buy moon coins from the following exchanges please check it here

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mooncoin/#markets
newbie
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where can i buy some moon coins!!!!!!!


novaexchange.com

However, I'm getting the message "Trade engine is unreachable, please try again."

I've never had trouble using Bleutrade
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where can i buy some moon coins!!!!!!!


novaexchange.com

However, I'm getting the message "Trade engine is unreachable, please try again."
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where can i buy some moon coins!!!!!!!
legendary
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Does anyone here speak / write Mandarin? Might be an idea to try and get listed on some Chinese exchanges. The Moon is deeply rooted into Chinese culture, they even have a Moon festival.

From https://www.chinlingo.com/daily/ChineseCulture/20150926/EB70F3F0D544E98CAB4F3184E0D02E25.html

"In Chinese minds, the moon is associated with gentleness and brightness, expressing the beautiful yearnings of the Chinese. On the 15th day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar, the moon is full and it is time to mark the Moon Festival, or the Mid-Autumn Festival. The round shape symbolizes family reunion. Therefore, the day is a holiday for family members to get together and enjoy the full moon - an auspicious token of abundance, harmony, and luck.

The moon has special meaning in China. Many Chinese legends are related with the moon, and the most typical one is 'chang e ben yue' (嫦娥奔月,the Goddess Chang E flying to the moon), which is known to almost every Chinese. The moon also appears in lots of Chinese poems, which means that the poet is missing his home, friends or the beloved."
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What is the status regarding to getting listed on Yobit? I mean, all dead coins get listed on Yobit, why shouldn't Moon get listed? Is there a reason for it? Getting listed on Yobit could mean a good rise in price (although that's not a guarentee)


      Shocked  Shocked  Shocked  post 1822   Grin
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What is the status regarding to getting listed on Yobit? I mean, all dead coins get listed on Yobit, why shouldn't Moon get listed? Is there a reason for it? Getting listed on Yobit could mean a good rise in price (although that's not a guarentee)
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Are you that guy that gonna wanna be buying MOON from me @100 sats at Bittrex in a few months? ill be happy to accept:)
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I am with you, I think this coin is just beginning. Buy cheap and let time be the great multiplier.
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