Feels lucky to buy more XEM during dump
now sitting on more than 60% profit..
Topic: NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs - page 375. (Read 2985369 times)
August 05, 2017, 03:16:47 PM
August 05, 2017, 02:43:45 PM
Hmmmm... unfortunately I think he's talking about Dash in this case:
https://twitter.com/TonyGuoga/status/889771943615922176
https://twitter.com/TonyGuoga/status/889771943615922176
It's not Dash according to the response from Tony
https://twitter.com/TonyGuoga/status/893748811062968320
Yeah, in his dash funding proposal for masternode voting, he wrote, that he's going with NEM and his dash proposal is therefore canceled.
August 05, 2017, 02:34:07 PM
Hi!
i need to withdraw my nem to my local wallet from poloniex.
last time i've used my wallet was, more or less, two years ago and i don't remenber anything
I have "NEM wallet" 0.6.4.3 istalled on my pc. Is it too old?
I even don't remember what this quote means "NIS needs to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting. (at block 259528)".
Can anybody help me? I just want to be sure that i won't lose my nem
the wallet's address is the one marked as "primary"?
Sorry for my bad english
i need to withdraw my nem to my local wallet from poloniex.
last time i've used my wallet was, more or less, two years ago and i don't remenber anything
I have "NEM wallet" 0.6.4.3 istalled on my pc. Is it too old?
I even don't remember what this quote means "NIS needs to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting. (at block 259528)".
Can anybody help me? I just want to be sure that i won't lose my nem
the wallet's address is the one marked as "primary"?
Sorry for my bad english
If you got your private key you can easily use the nano wallet.
thanks for the answer!
How can i find my private key? I remember my wallet's password instead
I downloaded the nanowallet. I think i just need to login, but i can't "select a wallet in local storage". I click on it but i can't choose any path/wallet.
What can i do?
I think you get your private key after the creation of the wallet. If you haven't saved the private key you need to import your wallet.
If you don't own your private key it is highly recommended that you create a new wallet and send your XEM to this new wallet!
thanks for the answer.
So i can create a new wallet clicking on "sign up" on my nanowallet and then withdraw my nem direcly from poloniex to my new wallet?
If id creare a new wallet, i think is better create a "private key wallet". Correct? But i don't have a private key yet. So, which wallet should i create?
Just create a new wallet(or import your .wlt file). You can only create a privat key wallet if you got your private key. After the creation of the wallet you have to backup your .wlt file. This .wlt file contains your private key.
You can read this tutorial if you want: https://blog.nem.io/nanowallet-tutorial/
thanks a lot man!, now i have my new wallet!
Just a question. With 100.000 nem, how much nem, more or less, i gain, with harvesting?
I don't know. Never tried it. :-)
Not much, but then again, it´s free, so do it anyway.
August 05, 2017, 12:46:18 PM
Hi!
i need to withdraw my nem to my local wallet from poloniex.
last time i've used my wallet was, more or less, two years ago and i don't remenber anything
I have "NEM wallet" 0.6.4.3 istalled on my pc. Is it too old?
I even don't remember what this quote means "NIS needs to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting. (at block 259528)".
Can anybody help me? I just want to be sure that i won't lose my nem
the wallet's address is the one marked as "primary"?
Sorry for my bad english
i need to withdraw my nem to my local wallet from poloniex.
last time i've used my wallet was, more or less, two years ago and i don't remenber anything
I have "NEM wallet" 0.6.4.3 istalled on my pc. Is it too old?
I even don't remember what this quote means "NIS needs to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting. (at block 259528)".
Can anybody help me? I just want to be sure that i won't lose my nem
the wallet's address is the one marked as "primary"?
Sorry for my bad english
If you got your private key you can easily use the nano wallet.
thanks for the answer!
How can i find my private key? I remember my wallet's password instead
I downloaded the nanowallet. I think i just need to login, but i can't "select a wallet in local storage". I click on it but i can't choose any path/wallet.
What can i do?
I think you get your private key after the creation of the wallet. If you haven't saved the private key you need to import your wallet.
If you don't own your private key it is highly recommended that you create a new wallet and send your XEM to this new wallet!
thanks for the answer.
So i can create a new wallet clicking on "sign up" on my nanowallet and then withdraw my nem direcly from poloniex to my new wallet?
If id creare a new wallet, i think is better create a "private key wallet". Correct? But i don't have a private key yet. So, which wallet should i create?
Just create a new wallet(or import your .wlt file). You can only create a privat key wallet if you got your private key. After the creation of the wallet you have to backup your .wlt file. This .wlt file contains your private key.
You can read this tutorial if you want: https://blog.nem.io/nanowallet-tutorial/
thanks a lot man!, now i have my new wallet!
Just a question. With 100.000 nem, how much nem, more or less, i gain, with harvesting?
I don't know. Never tried it. :-)
August 05, 2017, 12:35:54 PM
Hi!
i need to withdraw my nem to my local wallet from poloniex.
last time i've used my wallet was, more or less, two years ago and i don't remenber anything
I have "NEM wallet" 0.6.4.3 istalled on my pc. Is it too old?
I even don't remember what this quote means "NIS needs to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting. (at block 259528)".
Can anybody help me? I just want to be sure that i won't lose my nem
the wallet's address is the one marked as "primary"?
Sorry for my bad english
i need to withdraw my nem to my local wallet from poloniex.
last time i've used my wallet was, more or less, two years ago and i don't remenber anything
I have "NEM wallet" 0.6.4.3 istalled on my pc. Is it too old?
I even don't remember what this quote means "NIS needs to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting. (at block 259528)".
Can anybody help me? I just want to be sure that i won't lose my nem
the wallet's address is the one marked as "primary"?
Sorry for my bad english
If you got your private key you can easily use the nano wallet.
thanks for the answer!
How can i find my private key? I remember my wallet's password instead
I downloaded the nanowallet. I think i just need to login, but i can't "select a wallet in local storage". I click on it but i can't choose any path/wallet.
What can i do?
I think you get your private key after the creation of the wallet. If you haven't saved the private key you need to import your wallet.
If you don't own your private key it is highly recommended that you create a new wallet and send your XEM to this new wallet!
thanks for the answer.
So i can create a new wallet clicking on "sign up" on my nanowallet and then withdraw my nem direcly from poloniex to my new wallet?
If id creare a new wallet, i think is better create a "private key wallet". Correct? But i don't have a private key yet. So, which wallet should i create?
Just create a new wallet(or import your .wlt file). You can only create a privat key wallet if you got your private key. After the creation of the wallet you have to backup your .wlt file. This .wlt file contains your private key.
You can read this tutorial if you want: https://blog.nem.io/nanowallet-tutorial/
thanks a lot man!, now i have my new wallet!
Just a question. With 100.000 nem, how much nem, more or less, i gain, with harvesting?
August 05, 2017, 12:11:14 PM
Hi!
i need to withdraw my nem to my local wallet from poloniex.
last time i've used my wallet was, more or less, two years ago and i don't remenber anything
I have "NEM wallet" 0.6.4.3 istalled on my pc. Is it too old?
I even don't remember what this quote means "NIS needs to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting. (at block 259528)".
Can anybody help me? I just want to be sure that i won't lose my nem
the wallet's address is the one marked as "primary"?
Sorry for my bad english
i need to withdraw my nem to my local wallet from poloniex.
last time i've used my wallet was, more or less, two years ago and i don't remenber anything
I have "NEM wallet" 0.6.4.3 istalled on my pc. Is it too old?
I even don't remember what this quote means "NIS needs to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting. (at block 259528)".
Can anybody help me? I just want to be sure that i won't lose my nem
the wallet's address is the one marked as "primary"?
Sorry for my bad english
If you got your private key you can easily use the nano wallet.
thanks for the answer!
How can i find my private key? I remember my wallet's password instead
I downloaded the nanowallet. I think i just need to login, but i can't "select a wallet in local storage". I click on it but i can't choose any path/wallet.
What can i do?
I think you get your private key after the creation of the wallet. If you haven't saved the private key you need to import your wallet.
If you don't own your private key it is highly recommended that you create a new wallet and send your XEM to this new wallet!
thanks for the answer.
So i can create a new wallet clicking on "sign up" on my nanowallet and then withdraw my nem direcly from poloniex to my new wallet?
If id creare a new wallet, i think is better create a "private key wallet". Correct? But i don't have a private key yet. So, which wallet should i create?
Just create a new wallet(or import your .wlt file). You can only create a privat key wallet if you got your private key. After the creation of the wallet you have to backup your .wlt file. This .wlt file contains your private key.
You can read this tutorial if you want: https://blog.nem.io/nanowallet-tutorial/
August 05, 2017, 11:56:22 AM
Hi Genlemand,
Thanks for your reply, Yes Changelly works out expensive as looking to do larger purchase. So see with Coinbase I will buy Bitcoin and then were do I change them to NEM? (Sorry not clued up) -- I have a Hard Wallet on my laptop so looking to send there.
I was informed by someone before need to buy Bitcoin and then convert them into NEM and send to wallet. If I buy Bitcoin on Coinbase then where to I convert and send to wallet? (Again apologies for the stupid question as Changelly is just 2 minutes and done)
Thanks
Thanks for your reply, Yes Changelly works out expensive as looking to do larger purchase. So see with Coinbase I will buy Bitcoin and then were do I change them to NEM? (Sorry not clued up) -- I have a Hard Wallet on my laptop so looking to send there.
I was informed by someone before need to buy Bitcoin and then convert them into NEM and send to wallet. If I buy Bitcoin on Coinbase then where to I convert and send to wallet? (Again apologies for the stupid question as Changelly is just 2 minutes and done)
Thanks
Buy Bitcoin from wherever, but like I said you'll pay extra for a card purchase, withdraw the BTC to your wallet and then send it to an exchange to buy the XEM.
Bittrex is probably the best option for XEM buying these days. Poloniex is not the place where you'd want a support ticket problem.
All Changelly do is buy and sell on Poloniex and stick their profit on top.
August 05, 2017, 11:51:49 AM
Hi!
i need to withdraw my nem to my local wallet from poloniex.
last time i've used my wallet was, more or less, two years ago and i don't remenber anything
I have "NEM wallet" 0.6.4.3 istalled on my pc. Is it too old?
I even don't remember what this quote means "NIS needs to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting. (at block 259528)".
Can anybody help me? I just want to be sure that i won't lose my nem
the wallet's address is the one marked as "primary"?
Sorry for my bad english
i need to withdraw my nem to my local wallet from poloniex.
last time i've used my wallet was, more or less, two years ago and i don't remenber anything
I have "NEM wallet" 0.6.4.3 istalled on my pc. Is it too old?
I even don't remember what this quote means "NIS needs to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting. (at block 259528)".
Can anybody help me? I just want to be sure that i won't lose my nem
the wallet's address is the one marked as "primary"?
Sorry for my bad english
If you got your private key you can easily use the nano wallet.
thanks for the answer!
How can i find my private key? I remember my wallet's password instead
I downloaded the nanowallet. I think i just need to login, but i can't "select a wallet in local storage". I click on it but i can't choose any path/wallet.
What can i do?
I think you get your private key after the creation of the wallet. If you haven't saved the private key you need to import your wallet.
If you don't own your private key it is highly recommended that you create a new wallet and send your XEM to this new wallet!
thanks for the answer.
So i can create a new wallet clicking on "sign up" on my nanowallet and then withdraw my nem direcly from poloniex to my new wallet?
If id creare a new wallet, i think is better create a "private key wallet". Correct? But i don't have a private key yet. So, which wallet should i create?
August 05, 2017, 11:43:07 AM
Good Morning,
Can anyone recommend me a decent exchange which accept Debit/Credit Card to buy NEM (XEM). Have been using https://changelly.com but there commission rates seem too high as always lots of coins don't arrive as expected due to there rates.
Can anyone recommend me a decent exchange which accept Debit/Credit Card to buy NEM (XEM). Have been using https://changelly.com but there commission rates seem too high as always lots of coins don't arrive as expected due to there rates.
Forget Changelly and forget buying directly. Buy Bitcoin and convert. You'll open up hundreds more options. Changelly sound like piss takers.
Bitcoin via cards is always going to sting but you could look into Bitstamp, Coinbase or Bittylicious. It'll cost far less by bank transfer though.
Hi Genlemand,
Thanks for your reply, Yes Changelly works out expensive as looking to do larger purchase. So see with Coinbase I will buy Bitcoin and then were do I change them to NEM? (Sorry not clued up) -- I have a Hard Wallet on my laptop so looking to send there.
I was informed by someone before need to buy Bitcoin and then convert them into NEM and send to wallet. If I buy Bitcoin on Coinbase then where to I convert and send to wallet? (Again apologies for the stupid question as Changelly is just 2 minutes and done)
Thanks
If you are from Scotland, you can order yourself a Cryptopay card (their topic is present on this forum). After a simple verification you can use your IBAN account to buy Bitcoins with low fees.
If you buy Bitcoin from Coinbase, your next step is to send these Bitcoins to the exchange where XEM is traded (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/nem/#markets), buy the coins and then you wirthdraw them directly to your XEM wallet
August 05, 2017, 11:37:42 AM
Good Morning,
Can anyone recommend me a decent exchange which accept Debit/Credit Card to buy NEM (XEM). Have been using https://changelly.com but there commission rates seem too high as always lots of coins don't arrive as expected due to there rates.
Can anyone recommend me a decent exchange which accept Debit/Credit Card to buy NEM (XEM). Have been using https://changelly.com but there commission rates seem too high as always lots of coins don't arrive as expected due to there rates.
Forget Changelly and forget buying directly. Buy Bitcoin and convert. You'll open up hundreds more options. Changelly sound like piss takers.
Bitcoin via cards is always going to sting but you could look into Bitstamp, Coinbase or Bittylicious. It'll cost far less by bank transfer though.
Hi Genlemand,
Thanks for your reply, Yes Changelly works out expensive as looking to do larger purchase. So see with Coinbase I will buy Bitcoin and then were do I change them to NEM? (Sorry not clued up) -- I have a Hard Wallet on my laptop so looking to send there.
I was informed by someone before need to buy Bitcoin and then convert them into NEM and send to wallet. If I buy Bitcoin on Coinbase then where to I convert and send to wallet? (Again apologies for the stupid question as Changelly is just 2 minutes and done)
Thanks
August 05, 2017, 11:26:20 AM
Hi!
i need to withdraw my nem to my local wallet from poloniex.
last time i've used my wallet was, more or less, two years ago and i don't remenber anything
I have "NEM wallet" 0.6.4.3 istalled on my pc. Is it too old?
I even don't remember what this quote means "NIS needs to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting. (at block 259528)".
Can anybody help me? I just want to be sure that i won't lose my nem
the wallet's address is the one marked as "primary"?
Sorry for my bad english
i need to withdraw my nem to my local wallet from poloniex.
last time i've used my wallet was, more or less, two years ago and i don't remenber anything
I have "NEM wallet" 0.6.4.3 istalled on my pc. Is it too old?
I even don't remember what this quote means "NIS needs to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting. (at block 259528)".
Can anybody help me? I just want to be sure that i won't lose my nem
the wallet's address is the one marked as "primary"?
Sorry for my bad english
If you got your private key you can easily use the nano wallet.
thanks for the answer!
How can i find my private key? I remember my wallet's password instead
I downloaded the nanowallet. I think i just need to login, but i can't "select a wallet in local storage". I click on it but i can't choose any path/wallet.
What can i do?
I think you get your private key after the creation of the wallet. If you haven't saved the private key you need to import your wallet.
If you don't own your private key it is highly recommended that you create a new wallet and send your XEM to this new wallet!
August 05, 2017, 11:17:41 AM
Hi!
i need to withdraw my nem to my local wallet from poloniex.
last time i've used my wallet was, more or less, two years ago and i don't remenber anything
I have "NEM wallet" 0.6.4.3 istalled on my pc. Is it too old?
I even don't remember what this quote means "NIS needs to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting. (at block 259528)".
Can anybody help me? I just want to be sure that i won't lose my nem
the wallet's address is the one marked as "primary"?
Sorry for my bad english
i need to withdraw my nem to my local wallet from poloniex.
last time i've used my wallet was, more or less, two years ago and i don't remenber anything
I have "NEM wallet" 0.6.4.3 istalled on my pc. Is it too old?
I even don't remember what this quote means "NIS needs to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting. (at block 259528)".
Can anybody help me? I just want to be sure that i won't lose my nem
the wallet's address is the one marked as "primary"?
Sorry for my bad english
If you got your private key you can easily use the nano wallet.
thanks for the answer!
How can i find my private key? I remember my wallet's password instead
I downloaded the nanowallet. I think i just need to login, but i can't "select a wallet in local storage". I click on it but i can't choose any path/wallet.
What can i do?
August 05, 2017, 11:07:13 AM
Hi!
i need to withdraw my nem to my local wallet from poloniex.
last time i've used my wallet was, more or less, two years ago and i don't remenber anything
I have "NEM wallet" 0.6.4.3 istalled on my pc. Is it too old?
I even don't remember what this quote means "NIS needs to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting. (at block 259528)".
Can anybody help me? I just want to be sure that i won't lose my nem
the wallet's address is the one marked as "primary"?
Sorry for my bad english
i need to withdraw my nem to my local wallet from poloniex.
last time i've used my wallet was, more or less, two years ago and i don't remenber anything
I have "NEM wallet" 0.6.4.3 istalled on my pc. Is it too old?
I even don't remember what this quote means "NIS needs to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting. (at block 259528)".
Can anybody help me? I just want to be sure that i won't lose my nem
the wallet's address is the one marked as "primary"?
Sorry for my bad english
If you got your private key you can easily use the nano wallet.
August 05, 2017, 10:33:58 AM
I believe it can successfully complete this cooperation with Blockchain Global, which is a big event in NEM's history, thanks to the hard work of the team
August 05, 2017, 10:25:12 AM
Tony Guogas Poker performances are unforgettable to me...
But ok... The serious stuff. Guys will see the poker world is going to embracy cryptocurrency the next year is gonna be big.
August 05, 2017, 10:00:08 AM
Hi!
i need to withdraw my nem to my local wallet from poloniex.
last time i've used my wallet was, more or less, two years ago and i don't remenber anything
I have "NEM wallet" 0.6.4.3 istalled on my pc. Is it too old?
I even don't remember what this quote means "NIS needs to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting. (at block 259528)".
Can anybody help me? I just want to be sure that i won't lose my nem
the wallet's address is the one marked as "primary"?
Sorry for my bad english
i need to withdraw my nem to my local wallet from poloniex.
last time i've used my wallet was, more or less, two years ago and i don't remenber anything
I have "NEM wallet" 0.6.4.3 istalled on my pc. Is it too old?
I even don't remember what this quote means "NIS needs to be booted. Please open your wallet and boot a local node via the popup dialog or configure the auto-boot setting. (at block 259528)".
Can anybody help me? I just want to be sure that i won't lose my nem
the wallet's address is the one marked as "primary"?
Sorry for my bad english
August 05, 2017, 09:09:19 AM
Hi, I have vested balance over 10k for over 2 months. Still, no blocks harvested. Not even a single one.
What should I do? I've read many opinions that some people harvested blocks, once 5 XEM, once 10 and so forth. But I have not got any. Do anyone has the same "issue"? What should I do to get any block, I would like to see how it works.
http://screenshot.sh/odUFasnUsFknt
I do not understand that. I activated harvesting at my nano wallet vested over 10k XEM, what do exactly do more?
What should I do? I've read many opinions that some people harvested blocks, once 5 XEM, once 10 and so forth. But I have not got any. Do anyone has the same "issue"? What should I do to get any block, I would like to see how it works.
http://screenshot.sh/odUFasnUsFknt
I do not understand that. I activated harvesting at my nano wallet vested over 10k XEM, what do exactly do more?
August 05, 2017, 06:26:44 AM
Inside NEM Blockchain Video Episode 6: New Website + Exchange + Blockchain Global
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRyF0BNhNkU&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRyF0BNhNkU&feature=youtu.be
August 05, 2017, 05:47:56 AM
Good Morning,
Can anyone recommend me a decent exchange which accept Debit/Credit Card to buy NEM (XEM). Have been using https://changelly.com but there commission rates seem too high as always lots of coins don't arrive as expected due to there rates.
If someone can recommend exchange on where to buy NEM as looking to store in Hard Wallet for long term growth.
Recommendations are welcome.
Thanks
Can anyone recommend me a decent exchange which accept Debit/Credit Card to buy NEM (XEM). Have been using https://changelly.com but there commission rates seem too high as always lots of coins don't arrive as expected due to there rates.
If someone can recommend exchange on where to buy NEM as looking to store in Hard Wallet for long term growth.
Recommendations are welcome.
Thanks
Use localbitcoins.com , from there buy via bank transfer bitcoins and then on exchange buy xem with btc.
Enjoy
August 05, 2017, 05:32:30 AM
Good Morning,
Can anyone recommend me a decent exchange which accept Debit/Credit Card to buy NEM (XEM). Have been using https://changelly.com but there commission rates seem too high as always lots of coins don't arrive as expected due to there rates.
Can anyone recommend me a decent exchange which accept Debit/Credit Card to buy NEM (XEM). Have been using https://changelly.com but there commission rates seem too high as always lots of coins don't arrive as expected due to there rates.
Forget Changelly and forget buying directly. Buy Bitcoin and convert. You'll open up hundreds more options. Changelly sound like piss takers.
Bitcoin via cards is always going to sting but you could look into Bitstamp, Coinbase or Bittylicious. It'll cost far less by bank transfer though.
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