Topic: [UNO] Unobtanium Info & Discussion - Hardfork block 1042000 - Merge Mine w/BTC! - page 503. (Read 1047042 times)

I guess a fool and his Unobtanium are soon parted.   

Dang!  ON CRISPY, no less!



Ok, ok, we need Bryce to say, "The price is too high." or something.  This is getting nutty.  I can't buy back the little I'm selling!!!

I swear I will never play with matches, again.

There is civil war ongoing in Bitcoin about the hardfork. Alts are on the up right now. I'm counting on 0.1 for Uno , that's much more according to the value i see.

I would recommend watching first how other coins do in the wild with it. I personally don't see huge value in them. Maybe i'm wrong. Let's observe others first what it does for them. Needs to hardfork too, doesn't it? It certainly increases complexity and blockchain size, and that's not a pro for security. Let others go first and watch how they do imo.  

I think it is very good thing for UNO to have high price.
Higher price means there is incentive for miners to mine despite the upcoming drastic reward decreases.
We might cross 0.1 btc price this year. 

Bittrex is suffering from severe UNO shortage.

However, I guess shortage is pretty typical state for UNO due to extreme scarcity.

What do you say, guys? Can we get the USD market rolling at
https://bleutrade.com/exchange/UNO/USD

Bitcoingiftcards appears to use CoinPayments to process all non-BTC payments. I've looked into using them myself but instead opted to simply use my own BTC and UNO wallets and to only accept those coins. Of course, with the Un-Ex growing, such a decision is made easier because with the Liquidity Engine I could safely and quickly sell some of the cryptos I recieve from a customer and get local currency quickly and fee-free

Ahh... Australia... got ya.  Where in Australia do you live?  One of my "best childhood friends" has been living in Australia for years.  He and I haven't really talked in about 3 years and I haven't seen him in person since the late 80's.  (Did I just show my age?).

Z

https://bitcoingiftcards.com.au/cart/

It's an Australian mob. You pay about 7% over the mark. It was IMZ that nudged the guy into accepting Uno.

We used these cards right back in 2013 (fewer coins accepted) because they are a great marketing tool, a 'bridge' to cryptos. It was fun in Small Western Australian Town to go to the Manager of a Mitre Ten Hardware or a Caltex Store, and explain that we were (indirectly) buying their products with a currency they denied the validity of.

m

IMZ,

Can you really buy a gift card with UNO?  If so, where?

Thanks,
Z

It looks like Bleutrade is ok, again.  Both my deposit and withdrawal were processed.

There was a minor logon bug, too, which is also resolved.

I assume it was just a server down, like they said, and maybe some transition or something, but everything appears fine, now.  I will still leave Post #5787 as a record.

I guess I'm a bit chatty, today.

Calculated LTC/UNO rate is 1.5+, but all that cheap UNO just sits around, unnoticed.  



I could understand people ignoring cheap LTC on Bleutrade for the moment, with the issues over there, but I know the cheap LTC on Allcrypt has been there for days....Let's build MARKETS, together!  That's why I leave these.

Hey just a heads up, Bleutrade is having issues with deposits and withdrawals.  Here's a snip from their chat window:

sawkrumbs this working?
jagrapolite5 yeah
sawkrumbs Ty...Any idea how long it usually takes for the zendesk help to get back on a request?
romes im not sure, ive never had to use a support ticket since ive been trading here
jagrapolite5 yeah its rare there is an issue here
jagrapolite5 but its a weekend may take longer night time too
jagrapolite5 tomorrow maybe?
forest =)
romes whats the issue?
jagrapolite5 sometimes they get them quick in less then an hour
sawkrumbs Rgr.I am new to crypto trading.Maybe its just a normal risk .I dunno
jagrapolite5 @sawkrumbs lol this is crypto everything is a risk around here
sawkrumbs But I have multiple BTC/DOGE trades that have no amounts traded but the transactions are completed
jagrapolite5 what happened though /.
jagrapolite5 ?

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Over a week ago, I had trouble withdrawing a tertiary alt, and it wasn't until the workweek, again, that they finally sent it.  I would say the 'risk' right now is low to moderate, but not 'freak out and pull out your hair'.

Today, I sent some BTC there, and my account was never credited.  I also attempted an UNO withdrawal, with no response as well.  Their system did record the withdrawal, but did nothing with it.

If I had to guess, I would think next week this will be dealt with.

RECOMMENDATION:  DO NOT DEPOSIT (OR WITHDRAW?) FUNDS TO/(FROM) BLEUTRADE FOR THE TIME BEING.

[ETA:  Additional chat:

mcmont Hello users, we received a warning that one of our servers had fallen. We are restoring the connection and everything will be normalized in the next minutes.]

[ETA, cont.:  That's fine and dandy, but it doesn't complete either of my two transactions.]

[Last edit:  Everything is fine, now, see 2 posts down from here.]

The little one that got away.

Highly recommended reading: http://gendal.me/2014/10/26/a-simple-explanation-of-bitcoin-sidechains/

Has interesting implications for our greater Un-Ex idea.

I just saw that Tweet. Is the side-chaining business good for UNO?

Get to know sidechains.

At a higher price more coins could come to the market again. Right now you have to sell yours, i can't sell mine, sorry  

Low supply is a specialty of this coin. So what do you expect?  

It's illiquid on the sellside because the price the buyers make is just ridiculus. There can still be coins had on cryptsy if you're not looking for a ton or more.

Because value is potentially unlimited people will be as happy with 5$ coins as they will be with3$ coins. And later people will buy for 10$ gladly. At 50$ it's still a bargain.