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I'd love to have some of the substances you partake in. Anything substantial you can provide as evidence of your claim?

Sold my moon in 2015 and not going to get back. U people are misinformed and should try do a little research before tying ur money up in moon. They have incorporated into a bigger and more powerful company than general motors, and are currently selling shares to idiots for 0.021% in Moon Inc.

Thank you for this important information. I'm lost some Mooncoins and another coins in cryptsy catastrophe and hope, that that after fairness Hearing, may be able to get my altcoins back. Good luck to all victims from the cryptsy and successful development for Mooncoin Foundation!

Today the 24h MOON volume at the Bleutrade exchange is about 400k-500k DOGE.
https://bleutrade.com/exchange/MOON/DOGE
More than 3 million DOGE in buy orders, and that is a very small amount for MOON in fact.

Would you like to have a coin listed at the Mercatox Exchange?
Mooncoin can be added for voting here https://mercatox.com/coins/add.

Who will vote for that?

For the last 3 years people come to the thread and ask 'Still alive?'

If you count posts, you'll see that Mooncoin community is more active than Dogecoin's one.
If you look at funded addresses, you'll see that Mooncoin has more funded addresses, than some coins from very top one...
If you look at block explorers, Mooncoin has 5 independent block explorers.
If you look at Coinmarketcap.com, Mooncoin is always in top 100 coins or in top 200 coins (when people dump it - to buy cheap).

People work for MOON, people ask for MOON donations,
new and absolutely innovative things like the Moonlite platform (Smart Likes) are created from the scratch on top of Mooncoin blockchain, etc.

You are asking 'still alive?' probably because you remember a Cryptsy tragedy. Yes, it was an impact for MOON. At Cryptsy MOON had a trading volume of several BTC per day... now it's listed at 4 or 5 exchanges, but they have low volume, the biggest volume is at Bleutrade.com (MOON/DOGE market),
2-3 million DOGE currently in buy orders,
however it's still far from the MOON volume at Cryptsy .

For example, today 24 h volume is $142 https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mooncoin/  which is quite low...
List it at big exchanges, and you'll see a good volume, however you understand that big exchanges list only new coins these days (ICOs mostly, which pay a lot for listing).

still remember mooncoin , still alive?

Glad to see you have no desire to be slave to the exchanges!

From http://cryptsysettlement.com:

If you are a CRYPTSY account holder and are unable to access your CRYPTOCURRENCY, you could get money from two different class action settlements, and an ongoing class action lawsuit may affect your rights. PLEASE READ THE NOTICE CAREFULLY.
Important Dates

April 17, 2017 - Deadline to Request Exclusion (must be postmarked by this date)

May 3, 2017 - Deadline to Object (must be postmarked by this date)

May 17, 2017 - Deadline to submit a Claim Form (must be submitted online by or postmarked by this date)

June 2, 2017 at 10:00 A.M. - Fairness Hearing

I understand what you mean, however, on the side, I would like to suggest trying this community as well, I would like to give you some of my MOON if you'd like, I know you are just as dedicated to XP as I am, but speak with our community and checkout the website, mining is incredible to the New Moonlite explorer, which will be redeemable soon, but this community is strong, and the Devs are admirable and think long term, unfortunately the XP dev hasn't been able to respond as often. Moon is here for the long term because the community is incredible.

MOON is not an exchange-made coin.
It was listed at Cryptsy which was the largest exchange and MOON had BTC in buy orders, not DOGE...

After the tragedy with Cryptsy, to rely any longer on exchanges? No, thanks.
Let's build a real infrastructure with real world usage and let all these new pos coins go to Yobit where newbies hope to make a quick buck and devs hope to get money from newbies.

MOON has its own destiny, please don't compare it to pos coins, made for selling at Yobit, you know that they don't survive even several months usually.

By the way, regarding Cryptsy.
They have started to accept claims for the court.

Please read it: www.coindesk.com/cryptsy-class-action-lawyers-claims-site/

you have only about a couple of months to fill the claim, if you want to receive any compensation from them.

The most liquid market for MOON is not NovaExchange,
you may want to have a look at https://bleutrade.com/exchange/MOON/DOGE
to see how many DOGE in bids.

If people don't want to burn XP for MOON, it's ok, the member of XP community contacted our community before and asked for our support,
that was the only reason why we discussed it.

 

There are XP/DOGE Markets on both coinexchange & novaexchange and it looks like the DEV paid the Yobit listing ransom recently.

Besides XP POW is almost over and pure POS starts soon.

Look at the XP OP

Coinexchange.io (Confirmed/Listed)
NovaExchange.com (Confirmed/Listed)
Yobit (TBC) - Premium Paid - 0.1 btc - 4-7 business days (Awaiting Listing)

Why would someone burn XP for MOON?

MOON has 63K DOGE buy orders on NovaExchange

and

XP HAS 121k of DOGE buy orders on Coinexchange

To add a bit more clout to Mooncoin_Foundation's points; i've added some technicals to each answer


PoS is not superior in any way to the PoW algorithm; i'm not sure who perpetuates these claims.
A short time back, a client asked me to demonstrate a small example showing just how secure PoS is.
I released a small paper (only 4 pages) demonstrating a very quick and precise attack (including Proof of Concept), showing how easy it is to 'overwrite' a PoS block, with a PoW block.
In fact, i had trouble only overwriting one PoS block; i would always seem to do several in the process. Go figure.

I'm really not one to talk shit, and if this cops any flack whatsoever, I will be happy to post screenshots.


The scrypt (generally vs x11) argument is always a joke.
Scrypt so far, out of all the mining algorithms available to date, had had the longest mh/profitability rating of them all.

I invite anyone to scrape the profitability ratings from Nicehash, as far back as they like (Scrypt vs X11).
X11 has really gone to the toilet with the release (or some in the know would say re-release ) of the Baikal/PinIdea-style generation miners.

Re-release is a funny term to use.
To the uninitiated, it seems a mystery why the X11 market went to dirt in 2015.
The X11 equipment you are buying now has been in use for a long time.
Just this time around, manufacturers knew to either release only domestically for the meantime, and mine using their own products for much longer than previously seen. I'm using the term 'domestically', but i'm sure the readership can understand what I am saying between the lines.

On a much much much more technical basis, did you know that if X11's difficulty drops below a certain value; you can use Scrypt equipment to mine it? Hah.


Looking at this from much much further back from the horizon.
We know that there are trillions of dollars in physical form; as we know them 'US Dollars'.
The US Government/Mint continues to print these with no additional gold/resources to back them whatsoever.

So in my eyes; a secured/interlinked currency with total cap in the billions (with an eventual finite supply), is no problem whatsoever.

Your brutally barbaric dev,
barrystyle (james)

A lot of myths, like: PoW coins are not secure, Scrypt is not good, billion supply is bad...
And newbies think these myths are true and ignore MOON...

However,
1) if PoW coins are not secure, why exchanges that have them listed - exist, work, earn money?
If it's easy to double spend Proof-of-Work coins, why bad people don't want to double spend them on exchanges and get this 'easy' money? Why exchanges let these coins be listed, if they can so easily be robbed? Have you ever thought about it, or just heard FUD from trolls and thought that all PoW coins were bad and not secure?

2) if Scrypt is not good, why do many mining pools have Scrypt coins listed? Why does DOGE (Scrypt) have a market cap $20 million+ and  LTC (Scrypt) $188 million?

3) what is wrong with the billion supply (except the biases and myths) can you ever say? No, no arguments, except myths that it will not work technically and other bs... How are you going to have BTC or LTC or ETH or XMR with their million supply adopted by the world which has several billion people? Have you ever tried to think long-term?

The Mooncoin community is always ready to help people who like to join it.
Some things to understand:
newbies always buy only new coins hoping to make a quick buck. New coins get their money and then devs disappear and coins are dying.
Obviously people would have a better chance by joining MOON - because MOON is time-proven since 2013, and its price is quite stable (and is about its dollar All-time-low), of course it's not very good that the price is still low, and you know why it is:
1) MOON is mineable and miners sell it on a daily basis
2) almost all newbies buy new coins only - to lose money again and again
3) no marketing yet
4) big exchanges don't list MOON due to its sub-satoshi markets
5) holders sell MOON and buy top coins, thinking that it's a good strategy (which is not sure)

On the other hand MOON currently provides equal opportunities to people (as its price is near its all-time-low), so talks about first adopters who bought a lot of MOON cheap - nonsense. We all have equal chances now, except that some people donated up to 3 years of their time, efforts and money to support MOON.

If new people realize their mistakes and join our community, it will be good and certainly some MOON holders will be glad to help them by donating MOON for burning their worthless XP.
 

Well, I don't think there would be much to discuss, I've been tracking the XP community for months, however, I think the interest is dying out, also XP is only available at the Nova Exchange for DOGE/PIGGY, there are not many buyers, therefore, a lot of XP holders are going to be stuck with worthless coin, are there any other possibilities available that you might know of where or how they could exchange or convert there coin to MOON?

Update:  

Keep track of donations here: strb to moon swap here>>>
NovaExchange 950,000 STRB to 1 Mooncoin /burn/swap

So far was sent 12 million mooncoin
Loaded up the burn with 7.0 million so far (we don't want to have maybe a whale dump it all and it all goes to one person.. we want try to spread it around) Coins swapped so far Swapped 5714279245307.25300000 STRB for 5999993.20757262 MOON
Edit: Total swap used currently was 7 million with 5 million left for future swaps

To donate more inside the strb to moon burn please send here >>> MOONcoin: 2P2M3b7UuqY82AzocvaGrBzxaW6CtF5Mo9  

There is no profit being made off of this. The burn/swap is only an attempt to try to give the holders of the broken strb with it's trillions upon trillions of coins something of future value. As many people are in crypto from all over the world, we understand the importance of crypto. Trading is how some people feed their families. We feel this is a small way we can try to help and clean up crypto a little.

Thank-you Mooncoin Foundation and individual members for helping out the strb holders.

agswinner         donation  given 2 million
cryptodatabase  donation given 10 million

Is there an issue with the Electrum wallet? It is only connecting for 1-2 seconds before dropping and losing connection. The console is displaying the server with getservers() but isn't connecting.

XP coin is just one of thousands of new super coins, newbies buy them and lose-lose-lose money instead of joining time-tested MOON,
if people would like to burn their XP coins to get some MOON, why not, let's discuss it...