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How Import private key?
 Mooncoin QT only using the official ‘importprivkey’ function.
 Decrypting your Mooncoin Paper Wallets
 If you have encrypted your paper wallets you will need to decrypt them.
 - Go to www.walletgeneretor.com
 - Download the zip file
 - Load the offline page
- Click on Tab named ‘Wallet Details’
- Enter your private key, click view details
- Enter your BIP38 passphrase, click ‘Decrypt BIP38’
- Copy your encrypted private key which will appear below

Importing the decrypted key to Mooncoin QT
 Backup your Mooncoin QT Wallet – Before you do anything, make a backup of your Mooncoin QT wallet.
 Launch Mooncoin QT: Launch your Mooncoin-QT client in Offline Mode. This is more secure to import private keys. When the Mooncoin QT client is up, go to Help >> Debug window from the menu bar and then click on “Console ”.
Unlock your QT wallet if you encrypted it: If your wallet is encrypted you will need to unlock it first. If your Mooncoin QT wallet is not encrypted, just skip this step. To unlock your wallet, run the following command without quotes, where 600 stands for the seconds your wallet is unlocked.
 wallet passphrase MYPASSWORD 600

Import the private key: Now import your private key using following command without quotes
 Importprivkey xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ‘label’ (if used label)
 Be Patient: Now just wait…three to six minutes while your private key is being imported to Mooncoin QT. Its possible Mooncoin QT may freeze up, if so just leave it 15 minutes and close it. Load Mooncoin QT up and you should see your newly imported address in the address book.

People who have issues with lightweight clients:
just import your private keys to full clients.

Go to Console, there is a command line
walletpassphrase [your password] 1000 (1000 is the number in seconds for the period in which Console will let you input commands and will not ask for your password)
importprivkey [your private key]

After that if you yet don't see coins, close your wallet and re-open it.
If again nothing, run your wallet with a -rescan parameter. After that all coins which are on your address (linked to a private key which you import) will appear on your balance.

Please understand the basic thing:
address-private key is a static pair, it's not possible to change the private key for the address, if a private key is compromised, you have to immediately move coins to another address with another private key.
Until you and only you know your private key, you fully control the address.
Lightweight clients don't share your private keys (this info remains client-side).

Any wallet is simply a collection of your addresses and private keys for them. When you make transactions, new addresses can be generated automatically in your wallet and coins go to them (change), and you control all these addresses, every crypto works in this way.

That's why it's necessary to backup your wallet.dat from time to time, to be sure that you
have an access to all your private keys.
You should encrypt your wallet with a strong password to protect private keys and your operations.

If you generate a paper wallet, private keys are kept offline, it's the safest way.

I just started trading for the first time on Coinbase a couple of weeks ago and just bought by first Mooncoins on Bleutrade!
I have to admit I'm a little bit addicted but having fun learning about cryptocurrency and making small trades

I can confirm this. Installed a fresh wallet this morning and it synced within 4 hours! (200Mb/s internet connection)

Now many coins (even completely abandoned) are pumped,
MOON with a lot of unspendable coins looks very moderate if we compare it to many pumped coins.
With MOON you at least have a time tested project, a real coin with real users, with big community,
and probably the only coin ever which proves that it doesn't depend on exchanges.
Many coins were traded at big exchanges and after sudden delisting cost nothing.
And with MOON we see from the Bleutrade experience that even a small exchange which was fair and listed MOON while other exchanges were focusing on listing crowdsales/ICOs and were ignoring MOON, now is rewarded and generates a volume and liquidity in Mooncoin's order book sometimes even more than you can see in order books of big exchanges for some top coins listed there.
It indicates the community demand: people are ready to risk and transfer $1 mil to small exchanges, just to be able to buy MOON.
Think what could happen if it's listed at big exchanges. By ignoring MOON big exchanges miss a lot of possible fees.

I lost all of my mooncoin from the cryptsy. I wish i held it in the wallet instead. I am glad that the mooncoin is still holding against the new currencies out there. Other than the changes of the logo what else are the new update on this coin? I am not sure why it is going up. I will probably use a paper wallet this time.

2 top addresses are frozen, and other top addresses can belong to exchanges, MOON is listed at 5 exchanges at the moment.
If you see a big address, it doesn't mean 100% that these coins belong to 1 user, it can be a cold storage of exchange for all their users combined etc.

I don't understand it so I'm not asking to argue or anything, I ask to know how it works: how does this affect the future expectations of this or any coin? Isn't it possible that the big wallet-holders won't sell so the price won't rise?

The full Mooncoin client works great and syncs fast.
If you see "No block source available" it generally means that currently there is a pause between blocks due to
issues with difficulty readjustment algo (which will be fixed in a new release).
Mooncoin was designed to be very fast (a 90 sec block time) and it's going to match it in the future,
however, currently it has a DigiShield algo implemented (to protect small miners) which leads to these pauses between blocks (will definitely be replaced with healthy solution).
If you want to sync your wallet, just make sure that your PC is online and leave the wallet sync for a while.
Then check it again (it can be after several hours) and you'll see instead of "No block source available" - "Synchronizing with network".
In 2-3 days it should be finished (it's normal and even fast if we compare it to other cryptos).

hi i will put my mooncoin on qt wallet it is possible to stake? TIA in advance 

It pure math most important the number of coins from the top 100 holders has risen in the past 3 days with several percents, and the total number of coins from the rest 34k users has reduced.

Thanks barry for retrieving my coins. 100% confidence in this guys coding skills.

The future will show us who was right.

you name it!!

It won't go much more because, instead of heaving a nice distribution, TOP 10 wallets have half of the coins that the others 34.000 users are having , and the top 100 holder have almost the same quantity as the other 34.000 wallets.  You do the math.

You could services like this:

http://cryptochainer.com/dir/?page_id=881

but I know it is not considered a good practice, because you should trust that blockchain provider 100%!

Good afternoon from Greece. I have said in the past that Mooncoin was a great opportunity in 1 satoshi or less. I continue to believe that the possibilities are for much bigger prices...We will see them !  

It is so obvious how this is working, and shortsighted the strategy, why place such big selling walls only that people would start selling the coins cheaper to you:)) there are so many coins  )) it's too bad.

I invested some amount at 2 sat, double my coins by trading, but i wanted to invest more btc. But it's not viable seeing this process.

in bleutrade nr. 1   

1    Mooncoin    MOON/BTC    $1,241,670    $0.000220    49.12%

and 10   Moon/Doge