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Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 127. (Read 4671953 times)
November 07, 2018, 09:31:09 AM
November 07, 2018, 03:14:59 AM
Any ideas where that large portion of unknown hash 150mh (30% total hashrate) is coming from?
The has rate rose a lot in the last few days. Are they from FPGA?
November 06, 2018, 11:02:30 PM
Guys what do you think about new exchange https://www.tokens.net?
I've seen a short message here about that exchange. So I've tried it. What could I say - the GUI is close to perfect, quite intuitive. I've registered, enabled 2FA and performed test XMR deposits/LTC withdrawals. It's important to note, LTC withdrawals are instant, opposite to Binance where they may take as long as 5-10 minutes, up to 30 minutes.
Site certificate is more trusted (extended validation with large green company name TOKEN HOLDINGS LTD), compared to Binance that has "bare" certificate.
What about trade volumes - that are quite low compared to Binance, sometimes it's difficult to exchange small amounts of XMR < 1.
What about payment ids - they are not used at all. Once your deposit XMR address is generated, it is used without payment id. It seems a bit danger to me, because as I know I has no "official" ways to prove I made a transaction to that address.
As a summary, https://www.tokens.net seems quite useful for small transactions.
And what do you think guys?
I've seen a short message here about that exchange. So I've tried it. What could I say - the GUI is close to perfect, quite intuitive. I've registered, enabled 2FA and performed test XMR deposits/LTC withdrawals. It's important to note, LTC withdrawals are instant, opposite to Binance where they may take as long as 5-10 minutes, up to 30 minutes.
Site certificate is more trusted (extended validation with large green company name TOKEN HOLDINGS LTD), compared to Binance that has "bare" certificate.
What about trade volumes - that are quite low compared to Binance, sometimes it's difficult to exchange small amounts of XMR < 1.
What about payment ids - they are not used at all. Once your deposit XMR address is generated, it is used without payment id. It seems a bit danger to me, because as I know I has no "official" ways to prove I made a transaction to that address.
As a summary, https://www.tokens.net seems quite useful for small transactions.
And what do you think guys?
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November 06, 2018, 07:39:26 PM
Any ideas where that large portion of unknown hash 150mh (30% total hashrate) is coming from?
https://miningpoolstats.stream/monero
This are best pools stats. On chart you were looking was missing some pools. Numbers also change, so you need to look many times to get clear picture. Right now it shows that 15% dont belong to any known pool.
November 06, 2018, 07:33:52 PM
Any ideas where that large portion of unknown hash 150mh (30% total hashrate) is coming from?
Anonymous coin, anonymous hash ... could be sys admins in universities etc , or botnets ... doesn't really matter.
November 06, 2018, 07:04:39 PM
Any ideas where that large portion of unknown hash 150mh (30% total hashrate) is coming from?
November 06, 2018, 11:42:32 AM
Guys what do you think about new exchange https://www.tokens.net?
What about payment ids - they are not used at all. Once your deposit XMR address is generated, it is used without payment id. It seems a bit danger to me, because as I know I has no "official" ways to prove I made a transaction to that address.
What about payment ids - they are not used at all. Once your deposit XMR address is generated, it is used without payment id. It seems a bit danger to me, because as I know I has no "official" ways to prove I made a transaction to that address.
Are they providing an integrated address (106 characters) for deposits? Because those still allow one to verify that his transaction correctly arrived. Basically you can use this guide with either a plain address, a plain address + a long (old), unencrypted payment ID, plain address + short (new), encrypted payment ID, an integrated address, or a subaddress.
https://monero.stackexchange.com/questions/6134/how-do-i-as-a-sender-verify-that-my-transaction-actually-arrived
November 06, 2018, 09:20:51 AM
Guys what do you think about new exchange https://www.tokens.net?
I've seen a short message here about that exchange. So I've tried it. What could I say - the GUI is close to perfect, quite intuitive. I've registered, enabled 2FA and performed test XMR deposits/LTC withdrawals. It's important to note, LTC withdrawals are instant, opposite to Binance where they may take as long as 5-10 minutes, up to 30 minutes.
Site certificate is more trusted (extended validation with large green company name TOKEN HOLDINGS LTD), compared to Binance that has "bare" certificate.
What about trade volumes - that are quite low compared to Binance, sometimes it's difficult to exchange small amounts of XMR < 1.
What about payment ids - they are not used at all. Once your deposit XMR address is generated, it is used without payment id. It seems a bit danger to me, because as I know I has no "official" ways to prove I made a transaction to that address.
As a summary, https://www.tokens.net seems quite useful for small transactions.
And what do you think guys?
I've seen a short message here about that exchange. So I've tried it. What could I say - the GUI is close to perfect, quite intuitive. I've registered, enabled 2FA and performed test XMR deposits/LTC withdrawals. It's important to note, LTC withdrawals are instant, opposite to Binance where they may take as long as 5-10 minutes, up to 30 minutes.
Site certificate is more trusted (extended validation with large green company name TOKEN HOLDINGS LTD), compared to Binance that has "bare" certificate.
What about trade volumes - that are quite low compared to Binance, sometimes it's difficult to exchange small amounts of XMR < 1.
What about payment ids - they are not used at all. Once your deposit XMR address is generated, it is used without payment id. It seems a bit danger to me, because as I know I has no "official" ways to prove I made a transaction to that address.
As a summary, https://www.tokens.net seems quite useful for small transactions.
And what do you think guys?
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November 06, 2018, 07:31:45 AM
Guys what do you think about new exchange https://www.tokens.net?
I've seen a short message here about that exchange. So I've tried it. What could I say - the GUI is close to perfect, quite intuitive. I've registered, enabled 2FA and performed test XMR deposits/LTC withdrawals. It's important to note, LTC withdrawals are instant, opposite to Binance where they may take as long as 5-10 minutes, up to 30 minutes.
Site certificate is more trusted (extended validation with large green company name TOKEN HOLDINGS LTD), compared to Binance that has "bare" certificate.
What about trade volumes - that are quite low compared to Binance, sometimes it's difficult to exchange small amounts of XMR < 1.
What about payment ids - they are not used at all. Once your deposit XMR address is generated, it is used without payment id. It seems a bit danger to me, because as I know I has no "official" ways to prove I made a transaction to that address.
As a summary, https://www.tokens.net seems quite useful for small transactions.
And what do you think guys?
I've seen a short message here about that exchange. So I've tried it. What could I say - the GUI is close to perfect, quite intuitive. I've registered, enabled 2FA and performed test XMR deposits/LTC withdrawals. It's important to note, LTC withdrawals are instant, opposite to Binance where they may take as long as 5-10 minutes, up to 30 minutes.
Site certificate is more trusted (extended validation with large green company name TOKEN HOLDINGS LTD), compared to Binance that has "bare" certificate.
What about trade volumes - that are quite low compared to Binance, sometimes it's difficult to exchange small amounts of XMR < 1.
What about payment ids - they are not used at all. Once your deposit XMR address is generated, it is used without payment id. It seems a bit danger to me, because as I know I has no "official" ways to prove I made a transaction to that address.
As a summary, https://www.tokens.net seems quite useful for small transactions.
And what do you think guys?
November 04, 2018, 09:59:15 PM
https://twitter.com/AlexSaundersAU/status/1059010548690378753?s=20
@fluffypony , please do an interview with alex saunders!
@fluffypony , please do an interview with alex saunders!
November 04, 2018, 07:28:19 PM
Not sure if this is the correct place to ask but I wonder if Monero will get listed on any of US based exchanges?
kraken
edit: is listed and has been for ages
Also bittrex and poloniex. Bittrex has fiat but doesn't have a direct xmr fiat pair
Maybe he is located in USA and is buying XMR for USD in USA located exchange most convenient? Everyone will chose exchanges that most fit their needs. There is no perfect exchange that is best for everyone.
You nailed it sir. that is why. i guess you an buy USDC and move it to other exchanges that support it to buy XMR. This has open the way in so many ways but since funds can be frozen i am not sure if many exchanges will want to support USDC (coinbase dollar).
November 04, 2018, 03:43:06 PM
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November 04, 2018, 01:21:20 PM
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November 04, 2018, 12:47:10 PM
Not sure if this is the correct place to ask but I wonder if Monero will get listed on any of US based exchanges?
kraken
Kraken is from San Francisco, and I allways thougth it was from Europe... already used it several times with euro
Kraken bought several exchanges in past. So they sort of merged many teams located in many countries.
Yeah, I think it was Canadian originally. charts look good today, we seem to be decoupling again around the 100 mark last few months and we should see more btc migration with time for all the obvious reasons.
November 04, 2018, 11:44:10 AM
Not sure if this is the correct place to ask but I wonder if Monero will get listed on any of US based exchanges?
kraken
Kraken is from San Francisco, and I allways thougth it was from Europe... already used it several times with euro
Kraken bought several exchanges in past. So they sort of merged many teams located in many countries.
November 04, 2018, 10:18:43 AM
Does your computer have to stay online as long as you have an order on the bisq book?
Not anymore I don’t think... I’m pretty sure you just have to keep up with your orders to make sure no one has accepted your price point for buying or selling... the repercussions if you don’t is that you will lose your security deposit (like .001 - .01 BTC or something of the sort)
November 04, 2018, 08:09:30 AM
Does your computer have to stay online as long as you have an order on the bisq book?
November 04, 2018, 06:26:01 AM
Not sure if this is the correct place to ask but I wonder if Monero will get listed on any of US based exchanges?
kraken
Kraken is from San Francisco, and I allways thougth it was from Europe... already used it several times with euro
Y not just use Bisq?
yes yes. I forgot the obvious...
November 04, 2018, 05:25:19 AM
When I try to make a transaction with GUI v0.13.0.4 and the Ledger Nano S on Windows 10 I have this error message:
unexpected error: Unable to send hidapi command. Error 64: L
Edit: after several try I managed to make a transaction. I guess I should be happy.
unexpected error: Unable to send hidapi command. Error 64: L
Edit: after several try I managed to make a transaction. I guess I should be happy.
Note that it could be that your USB cable is slightly damaged and therefore inhibits the GUI from functioning properly.
November 03, 2018, 04:19:47 PM
Not sure if this is the correct place to ask but I wonder if Monero will get listed on any of US based exchanges?
kraken
Kraken is from San Francisco, and I allways thougth it was from Europe... already used it several times with euro
Y not just use Bisq?
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