Topic: [UNO] Unobtanium Info & Discussion - Hardfork block 1042000 - Merge Mine w/BTC! - page 249. (Read 1047081 times)

+1000 for natmccoy !!

excellent data/research

GOALS 2016
+80% of coins are in personal wallets
>5% of coins in any one exchange

*In fact cryptopia @ 0.83% is a better figure.

To summarize:

Bleutrade: 814 0.42%

Cryptopia: 1,630 0.83%

Bittrex: 7,705 3.93%

Cryptsy: 32,459 16.55%


On the bright side that means 78% of coins are in personal wallets, that's probably much better than many cryptos. Still, withdraw from Cryptsy, or buy on Cryptsy then withdraw.

LOL! That's an awesome story.

I just imagine someone showing a tax auditor their dogecoins. "Man I'm busy, I don't need to hear about your cartoon points, let's see your actual assets."

Cryptopia wallet: 1,730 UNO. Less than 1% of coins, now that is a healthy exchange amount!

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/uno/wallet.dws?176686.htm

Bittrex is only 4%, that's a good amount as well. Cryptsy's 17% is the ridiculous one.

I'll test the Bleutrade wallet soon.

Edit: BLEUTRADE WALLET: 800 UNO 0.4% of all coins. Very reasonable amount.

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/uno/wallet.dws?129320.htm

@ Baars! Good to see you.

And on the lighter side:

'The main reason Cryptsy follows KYC is b/c it is in bed with the government and deals with fiat.'

When the Aus. government required pensioners to declare their crypto holdings, I obliged. The outcome was fantastic:

an overworked CentreLink officer had to get Someone Else on the phone. Then, out of a combination of sheer ignorance and  disinterest, the officer condescendingly explained to me that cryptos aren't real money, and as long as I don't convert them INTO real money, they couldn't care less how many of them I owned.

Without a doubt, this position is wrong at this point, but at the time? I scuttled gleefully from the building.

There's lots of great services for Uno on http://Cryptap.us/uno

Check it out.

    faucet
    paper wallet generator
    dice games (many different dice & other games to play)
    insight block explorer
    brainwallet
    pushtx
    vanity address
    jswallet
    copay
    electrum

Have fun with the dice games. They help to defray Cryptapus' cost of running the server and managing the services.

This is definitely the Bittrex wallet https://chainz.cryptoid.info/uno/wallet.dws?111795.htm

Based on the distribution data available on Bittrex I no longer think that the 3rd largest address belongs to them. https://chainz.cryptoid.info/uno/address.dws?111318.htm Both the 2nd and 3rd largest addresses may belong to long-term accumulators.

Cryptsy wallet continues to shrink, down to 16.55% now.

I'm curious where the Cryptopia and bleutrade wallets are. If anyone wants to withdraw and test it out please post here. If not I'll do it another time.

For now I will ask cryptoid to label the addresses (if they are able to 'follow' the Cryptsy wallet, as it changes addresses).

Verified beats the point of the whole crypto system. The blockchain provides all of the verification needed. Your address either has the coin, or it doesn't. WHO you are is irrelevant.

The main reason Cryptsy follows KYC is b/c it is in bed with the government and deals with fiat.

I agree, if it demands our information, we should have its information.

However, my preference is for individuals to vote with his / her feet and take the trading somewhere else. That's how ones starves the beast...

There's plenty of other options out there.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCyFdGOdiUw

Pay close attention to the storyline and lyrics.

+1000!!

RDD & BNat = we are on the same wavelength  

I don't & never have seen Crypto as a way of making fiat - I see it as a replacement of fiat.

1. p3yot33at3r's point, I've said much the same, you want my details then i want yours also, as far as I know no one is verified as a real legal person at camp Cryptsy.

2. RDDRocket's point, crypto for crypto does not need and was designed to not need personal info attached.  it defeats the very point of crypto.   And there are no legal grounds for it being regulated.  Now if you want to trade fiat, okay I get it, KYC federales have some jurisdiction, cuz you touch upon there scared cow called fiat/banking system.  i will not deal with exchanges that require KYC, and if they are 2 dumb to split their operations into fiat vs crypto sectors, then so long and thanks for the stinking fish.

3.  Cryptsy is assuming the right to withhold your property from you ... that's theft.  

4.  Cryptsy is moving the goal post with no notice ... that's a scam ... and shows utter disregard for their clients ... or dupes.

5.  Don't trust exchanges.  My opinion is moving towards never leave more than you can afford to loose and for as little amount of time on the order books ... if it doesn't move in hours return to priv key wallet.   Here's food for thought why not an exchange that holds your coins but swaps out for their coins ... and you rebalane on withdraw ... this is not much different than brokerage that require you to cover shorts if it hits the margin.

6.  What's the point of 'anon' if your KYC'd? lol.

7.  Digital money is programmable money... who and how are they going to KYC for bots?

It is very simple. This is NOT the intended purpose of cryptocurrency, and it seems everyone just ignores or forgets this part. The root purpose of this movement is money power in the hands of just the individual. Defeats the entire purpose of this shit to go and get verified everywhere, and have a banker in control of your coins, your money limits, etc.

When regulation gets really rough in the next year or two, the need for open source, fully decentralized exchanges needing no registration whatsoever will emerge. Crypto will get stronger at this time. We DO NOT NEED Cryptsy, Bittrex, BTC-e, whoever. Cryptocurrencies DO NOT need a central server or set of servers and a point of failure to control the supply of money!

If I want to buy your fucking Xbox from you, all I need to do is put money in a multisig escrow account and buy it from you!
peer-to-peer digital currency will come to fruition when it needs it.

Bitcoin right now needs a very solid system like Open Bazaar, and that is vital.
Don't trust exchanges.
Don't trust!

I have no problem being verified if they are willing to do the same - ie, I receive the same documents from the person/people responsible for the wallets holding my coins. A good example: There is a massive row in the UK at the moment because an ISP has just been hacked with a simple SQL injection (basics) & over 4 million users details have been stolen - for the 3rd time in 12 months  They say they don't even know if the data was encrypted or not - which means it wasn't, as some details are already on pastebin.

So, it's a security issue. If I have the details of whoever is responsible for security I can hold them accountable, whereas with probably all exchanges this is currently impossible.

Why it is a problem to be verified? I feel comfortable to be verified anywhere.

My God, what have I done?

Z

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTUmzEhia-U

Every time Cryptsy is mentioned, I think of the Would You Buy a Used Car from This Man poster:

http://fineartamerica.com/featured/anti-nixon-poster-1960-granger.html

Perhaps we can make a game of this, something like:

Would you leave your children alone with this exchange?

Am informed that 1 US ton = 907.185 kilograms

http://www.asknumbers.com/tonnes-to-kilograms.aspx

Current 24 hr volume; 136.95 UNO (Cryptsy, 10.23.15 09:11 PM PST)

Z

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IShkL0LtyBI

But effing Cryptsy!  I just transferred 5 UN from Cryptsy to my cold storage.  But what arrived was; 4.9749.  Thus, Cryptsy's withdrawal fee for 5 UN rang up to: 0.0251 UN.  

Hmm...

Z

Hide your daughters. I need another ton over the next 45 days.

It's simple:

"How much is enough $UNO?"

"Just one $UNO more!"