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Pandji02

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Quote from: Dancing_Coin on April 14, 2020, 11:12:46 AM

Quote from: Pandji02 on April 14, 2020, 02:26:16 AM

I've noticed that your btc wallet can generate new public addresses when I received funds from older one or when I generate new one manually.
I find the feature quite useful and practical.
However, I haven't found how to do the same trick with eth.
So my question is - how to manually generate new etc public address?

Currently that's what the things are in OWNR and most of the wallets for ETH. It's caused by the peculiarities of the Ethereum blockchain as such. We are looking for workarounds ATM.
I can only advise that you generate a new ETH wallet for that. E.g. if you have ETH #0, you can use the 'Add wallet' feature and add ETH #1, #2 etc.

I see what you're talking about. It kinda solves the problem and answers the question. However it seems for me as very uncomfortable system to use, I mean I can't even hide wallets which I don't use (since there is no such feature either).
So yeah I'd highly appreciate update on any of these - either manual generation of eth public addresses or hiding of unused wallets.

Dancing_Coin

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Quote from: Pandji02 on April 14, 2020, 02:26:16 AM

I've noticed that your btc wallet can generate new public addresses when I received funds from older one or when I generate new one manually.
I find the feature quite useful and practical.
However, I haven't found how to do the same trick with eth.
So my question is - how to manually generate new etc public address?

Currently that's what the things are in OWNR and most of the wallets for ETH. It's caused by the peculiarities of the Ethereum blockchain as such. We are looking for workarounds ATM.

I can only advise that you generate a new ETH wallet for that. E.g. if you have ETH #0, you can use the 'Add wallet' feature and add ETH #1, #2 etc.

Pandji02

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I've noticed that your btc wallet can generate new public addresses when I received funds from older one or when I generate new one manually.
I find the feature quite useful and practical.
However, I haven't found how to do the same trick with eth.
So my question is - how to manually generate new etc public address?

vipuljainism

newbie

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Merit: 0

yup. I agree on that.
Bitfinex just tried to get more neutral position on market. OWNR got one

rollingdice

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Quote from: Dancing_Coin on March 10, 2020, 04:32:58 AM

Quote from: amyshek1979 on March 09, 2020, 04:45:46 PM

Quote from: zviadits on February 26, 2020, 03:13:46 PM

Does OWNR wallet plan to increase the number of its partnership agreements? Will the project be cooperated with exchanges, banks, companies, or some financial projects in the future or will the partnership with Bitfinex remain the only one?

For what reason? If just for building their marketing campaign - it's ok. They may include more features and list coins without other parties.

Bitfinex users were provided an option which was not available to them before as a result of this collaboration. So saying it's just for hype would be an exaggeration.

It's much more than a sophisticated PR campaign for Bitfinex, now the exchange has a credit and debit card support. But for the OWNR this collab is only a way to get more popular and engaging with new customers.

nelson4lov

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Hello guys, I provided feedback to Cryptowisser platform and in exchange they're offering a free listing for OWNR wallet since I'm currently supporting the platform via the sig campaign. They just need answers to the following criteria:

1. Which cryptocurrencies do you support?

2. With respect to the private keys, are they stored by you? If so, are they encrypted with the user's password? Or is the user in full control over his/her private keys?

3. Can the user of the wallet be fully anonymous? Or is some form of KYC required?

4. Do you consider the wallet easy to use? Or is it intended for people with some cryptocurrency experience?

5. Is it possible to buy and sell from inside the wallet?

6. Is it possible to buy vouchers and/or gift cards from inside the wallet?

7. Is it possible to attach a debit card to the wallet?

8. Which platforms can your wallet be used with? (Android? iOS? Windows, etc.?)

9. Which logo would you like us to include for you on our site?

10. Do you have an affiliate program through which we can refer customers to you in exchange for e.g. revenue share?

If a member of the OWNR responds, I'll forward to the CryptoWisser team.

sujonali1819

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Happy Birthday to OWNR wallet. You are working hard to improve. And You have achieved lot in a short period. Hope your hard work will not stop and the project will achieve huge success.

Edit: I have seen there is a giveaway is running in OWNR social media to celebrate the first anniversary of OWNR wallet.

Dancing_Coin

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It has been one year since OWNR Wallet hit the stores.

We would like to thank each and every of you for your support, feedback and suggestions.

Dancing_Coin

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Quote from: MoonWhale on April 04, 2020, 07:06:25 AM

Quote from: xanto on March 30, 2020, 12:05:48 PM

I've got one question to everyone complaining about Ownr fees: DID YOU TRY COINOMI?

There are prob the same ppl complaining on fees at any other platform and they'll be like 'hav u tried this or that?'
Obvi as an expl exchanges and wallets and staff are not the same on market. All have dif fee in like linda close range
But wallets do take a bit more just to cover all risks
Same as we pay for delivery or any service

We even made a quick review of exchanges vs wallets for buying crypto (in general, no names mentioned), as it's a frequently asked question indeed. Normally people compare wallets (and OWNR Wallet in particular) with popular exchanges. Of course, prices for certain assets may be lower there. Not to re-iterate, I'll resume it in two points:
1. We are monitoring the market (by 'market' cryptowallets are meant first of all), and we know that the rate is adequate against that market.
2. We have to start with a minimum fee to cover the costs of processing. If someone thinks the wallets take the 100% of the fees charges as profit, that's wrong.

sensimilia

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Quote from: Dancing_Coin on March 31, 2020, 07:32:35 AM

Time to resume what has been done in QI.
Feel free to check the QI update at this link.

For me, bitfinex partnership was the main your achievement in Q1. How new project like you get it? Maybe after this, you will grow faster

MoonWhale

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Quote from: xanto on March 30, 2020, 12:05:48 PM

I've got one question to everyone complaining about Ownr fees: DID YOU TRY COINOMI?

There are prob the same ppl complaining on fees at any other platform and they'll be like 'hav u tried this or that?'
Obvi as an expl exchanges and wallets and staff are not the same on market. All have dif fee in like linda close range
But wallets do take a bit more just to cover all risks
Same as we pay for delivery or any service

charlesmichel1

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Quote from: riskyron on March 30, 2020, 08:33:55 AM

Quote from: amyshek1979 on March 18, 2020, 04:14:45 PM

I can't say that bitfinex is the best partner for ownr , but, anyways, their collaboration make some hype. Hopefully you got lots of new users from it, guys.

Funny thing. Bitfinex has got 1,600,000 users and almost $9,000,000,000 daily trading volume (last 24h). Looks like they're doing fine to me

So can somebody name a better partner for ownr than Bitfinex? What exchange would be more suitable for that? Coinbase? Binance? I don't think so.

Dancing_Coin

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Time to resume what has been done in QI.

Feel free to check the QI update at this link.

xanto

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I've got one question to everyone complaining about Ownr fees: DID YOU TRY COINOMI?

riskyron

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Quote from: amyshek1979 on March 18, 2020, 04:14:45 PM

I can't say that bitfinex is the best partner for ownr , but, anyways, their collaboration make some hype. Hopefully you got lots of new users from it, guys.

Funny thing. Bitfinex has got 1,600,000 users and almost $9,000,000,000 daily trading volume (last 24h). Looks like they're doing fine to me

Dancing_Coin

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Quote from: Dancing_Coin on March 26, 2020, 10:24:51 AM

a credit or debit card:

- Bitcoin
- Ethereum
- Tether Gold
- Tron
- Tezos

Wow, not only usdt for now. Maybe you will lower fees too? Grin

Then i will use your card buying service more often

Hey! Nice to hear you are using OWNR Wallet. You are free to use a deposit with Bitfinex instead of buying USDT by card. We strive to set the lowest fees possible, but we can't escape the cost of the transaction, i.e. the cost of processing

Thewolfofcrypto

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I can't say ownr has either the lowest or the greatest fees. U just gotta understand the smaller wallet is the harder to get any profit.
Some bigger ones do 2x more fees in same cases Roll Eyes

Lance203sin

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Quote from: crypticj on March 24, 2020, 04:32:57 PM

Quote from: masyari on March 20, 2020, 08:44:55 AM

Quote from: Lance203sin on March 14, 2020, 09:16:49 AM

I already asked here about your backend security https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/is-anybody-using-ownr-wallet-5227411 and people are still optimistic about closed source solutions
But i will ask once again anyway. Are you planning to make your wallet open source or at least do an audit?

Open source is not guaranteed to you anything. Are you going to check any release? Is anybody going to check any release of not so popular software? How you can prove that this code is really used to compile the program? Thats questions destroy the sense of open source. IT world is a world of trust. You always can use a paper wallet instead

The point of open source is that anyone can check the code. I don't want to be an asshole but it's strange to hear so many doubts about open source from people, half of whom are more likely to be consumers (i.e. interested in crypto), not the specialists. AND they rely on third party opinion about this code.

We live in a world where everyone relies on others opinions. Yes, im just a consumer but i want to use the best products that i can find on the market

apvmoreira

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Quote from: Dancing_Coin on March 26, 2020, 10:24:51 AM

We are excited to let you know that the list of coins available for purchase via OWNR Wallet on Bitfinex has been expanded. From now on, five more coins can be bought with a credit or debit card:

- Bitcoin
- Ethereum
- Tether Gold
- Tron
- Tezos

All you need is to pass intermediate or full verification on Bitfinex and choose OWNR Wallet as a payment processor.

This announcement surprised me a bit. I didn't expect that the collab with Bitfinex would be such a long-term and fruitful partnership, although most customers wanted it.

Dancing_Coin

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We are excited to let you know that the list of coins available for purchase via OWNR Wallet on Bitfinex has been expanded. From now on, five more coins can be bought with a credit or debit card:

- Bitcoin
- Ethereum
- Tether Gold
- Tron
- Tezos

All you need is to pass intermediate or full verification on Bitfinex and choose OWNR Wallet as a payment processor.

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