Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 397. (Read 4671575 times)

Regarding the fact that Monero is not outperforming other cryptocurrencies.

Trust.

It is most likely better.

More private.

More secure.

Maybe if we could throw around some big-boy transfers -- to show that we can.

You know we can.

Right under the radar.

Take the hot-rod out for a spin.

I tried sweep_unmixable 0.58+ XMR for a fee of 0.0006+ XMR. If I am sending it to myself where did it go? It's gone from my balance. Did I just lose ~ 0.6 XMR?

EDIT: Never mind. It just came in. Thanks for the help!

try sweep_unmixable

or sweep_all

Trying to send some XMR. Using same command line as always and it is not working. Using v0.10.3.1

Transfer 4

8.55

Error: not enough outputs for specified mixin_count 4. Do I need to increase the 4? I have tried lower with a fail. Did not try 0.

EDIT: 6 did not work. 20 did not work. I'm confused.

And it's an integrated address I'm sending to

I honestly think its because more people hodl XMR than any other coin. Its sort of a "bad currency out performs good" thing. If you study the blockchain, you see a lot of mixin 2 outputs. These are almost 99% guaranteed to be poloniex withdraws, probably going to cold wallets or otherwise personal wallets. Or pool payouts, but you can identify these by their size and cluster.. i.e., pool payouts are larger in size. So if all mixin two transactions are withdraws from poloniex, anything greater than 2 are other transactions... transactions going to poloniex or between users. Assumedly, there's little actual use for Monero outside of speculation, so we can assume that anything greater than 2 is going to poloniex.

basically, there might not be enough concentration of wealth in monero to allow for market manipulations at the level of ethereum, lightcoin, or whatever the hell is skyrocketing these days.

My apologies. My inner troll took over.

Speculation thread... But every thread is a speculation thread.
Arguably, reality is all speculation. There's only one absolute; I think, therefore I am.

No, that is a legitimate question of adoption. And I don't have an answer to that. I've always felt there is an unknown here though even after all these years I still feel in the dark.

This is probably better suited to the Monero Speculation thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/xmr-monero-speculation-753252

Can anyone explain me why Monero is still beneath Ethereum, Ripple and Litecoin?
This just doesn't make sense to me...

Not shilling here. I got rid of my bags after the AB pump and never re-bought...
Project is just a top 3 in my eyes and not understanding why public doesn't agree.

XMR is a completely different code base go ask in where eth was forked from if they won't help you.

Slightly of topic.

I made some stupid technical questions of ETC and ETH in Ethereum thread. No one has answered yet.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18897755

If XMR guys in this thread know something of them go on there. But answer there not in this thread.

Thanks saddam, I am definitely going to give this a try. It always feels quite unsafe to have the funded wallet on my online computer.
I finally should start using the GUI..


Maybe to avoid any confusion when it becomes a guide on getmonero.org. Bullet 1 of the initial setup could be extended to:

1. (Offline Computer) Start monero-wallet-gui, create a new wallet and get it funded.
Next, go to Settings and click "Create view only wallet" in the "Manage Wallet" menu.

(alternatively: Restore funded wallet from keys or mnemonic seed)

I want a XMR wallet on Ledger Nano S so bad.

Massive sad face over here.

Quick Guide to Creating a View Only Wallet & Signing Transactions from Cold Storage in monero-wallet-gui:

Initial Setup

1. (Offline Computer) Start monero-wallet-gui and create a new wallet. Next, go to Settings and click "Create view only wallet" in the "Manage Wallet" menu.

2. (Offline Computer) Copy the view only wallet files to a USB or other storage medium so you can transfer them to your online computer.

3. (Online Computer) Start monero-wallet-gui and select "Open wallet from a file". Select the .keys file for your view only wallet. Let the wallet synchronize.

Making a Transaction

1. (Online Computer) Prepare a transaction in "Send" as you would normally. When the transaction is ready, click the "Show advanced options" checkbox and then click the button "create tx file". Copy the tx file to your USB.

2. (Offline Computer) Open your cold wallet. In the "Send" panel, click "Sign tx file", and select the file that you copied from your USB.

3. (Offline Computer) "Sign tx file" creates two files. One is the signed transaction, the other is your key images. Copy both to the USB and take it over to your online computer.

4. (Online Computer) Now in "Send", click "Submit tx file". Select the signed tx file you copied from the USB. Make sure the keyImages file is also the same directory as the signed tx file.

5. (Online Computer) Your transaction is broadcast and the view-only wallet shows your correct balance. Wow!

For speculation and price talk, please use this thread:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/xmr-monero-speculation-753252

how u r sure?? any good news on Monero??

thanks

Still looong way to go it can hit 50 USD in no time...it will be a good weekend ahead 

XMR just hit new all time high in USD terms.  BTC dragged it up a bit, but still very impressive.

Sounds like you found a bug!  Which is cool, thanks.   See if you can get it worked out and then you can sell the XMR one way or another.