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Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 77. (Read 4670972 times)
September 22, 2019, 12:25:23 PM
September 22, 2019, 09:04:11 AM
Upbit delisted Monero(XMR), Dash(DASH), ZCASH(ZEC), Haven(XHV), BitTube(TUBE), PIVX(PIVX) as well end of september which means companies and institution under regulation can't service anonymous cryptocurrencies. If the trends will keep then during the next bubble will be hard to increase price significantly. Maybe some institution don't want to have anonymous coins due to lack of control the customers.
September 21, 2019, 12:43:32 PM
Altcoin winter has melted down a few weeks ago, warmed up slowly and now we have altcoin season. Any kinda news that has negative effects on prices of altcoins at the current period is only temporary and simply trigger corrections. After corrections of this round finish, altcoins will start rising up again.
Monero, in fact, was affected a lot by bad news in the recent months (FUDs, more exactly in my opinion), now it is time to rally and intensively rock.
Yes, maybe the winter was over, but we can't predict when the spring will come. BTC maybe will have the big move (Break out or Break down) in the next few days, and after that the fate of altcoins will be determined. XMR has the FUD about delisting on OKEx Korea, and its price has not seen any positive movement. So I think alt seasons will not come yet. Monero, in fact, was affected a lot by bad news in the recent months (FUDs, more exactly in my opinion), now it is time to rally and intensively rock.
September 21, 2019, 05:41:10 AM
Altcoin winter has melted down a few weeks ago, warmed up slowly and now we have altcoin season. Any kinda news that has negative effects on prices of altcoins at the current period is only temporary and simply trigger corrections. After corrections of this round finish, altcoins will start rising up again.
Monero, in fact, was affected a lot by bad news in the recent months (FUDs, more exactly in my opinion), now it is time to rally and intensively rock.
Monero, in fact, was affected a lot by bad news in the recent months (FUDs, more exactly in my opinion), now it is time to rally and intensively rock.
Awesome, LET’S DO THIS! Surely the market will see just how superior Monero is than Bitcoin.
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September 21, 2019, 02:21:05 AM
I haven't really been following the mobile wallet scene. That said, is there currently one (preferably FOSS for Android) that's capable of importing a view-only wallet from monero-gui for primarily montoring incoming transactions/balances in real time while I'm out and about?
https://www.monerujo.io/Thanks. I'll check it out. I actually installed one of the early releases of Monerujo and explored it a little bit but never got to use it. I don't think the view-only wallet feature was implemented back then.
BTW, is a local node option something being considered to be implemented sometime on Monerujo? I mean, Micro SD cards are so cheap nowadays. USB OTG card readers are dirt-cheap as well and very compact nowadays. For the life of me, I just couldn't get my node at home to work (unable to remotely connect); and I've played around with it quite a bit.
What kind of error did you incur?
September 20, 2019, 10:49:27 PM
SHUM...sorry. did I say some thing wrong?
Do you even need to say that?
Do you even need to say that?
September 20, 2019, 06:34:33 PM
The Monerujo Android wallet has an option to add nodes manually but I haven't used it. Try adding your node to the wallet and let us know how you fare.
September 20, 2019, 01:16:22 PM
I haven't really been following the mobile wallet scene. That said, is there currently one (preferably FOSS for Android) that's capable of importing a view-only wallet from monero-gui for primarily montoring incoming transactions/balances in real time while I'm out and about?
https://www.monerujo.io/Thanks. I'll check it out. I actually installed one of the early releases of Monerujo and explored it a little bit but never got to use it. I don't think the view-only wallet feature was implemented back then.
BTW, is a local node option something being considered to be implemented sometime on Monerujo? I mean, Micro SD cards are so cheap nowadays. USB OTG card readers are dirt-cheap as well and very compact nowadays. For the life of me, I just couldn't get my node at home to work (unable to remotely connect); and I've played around with it quite a bit.
September 19, 2019, 01:19:54 PM
Guys! When will we move to rnX ? in the end of october? Have a nice day)
September 19, 2019, 07:02:03 AM
Altcoin winter has melted down a few weeks ago, warmed up slowly and now we have altcoin season. Any kinda news that has negative effects on prices of altcoins at the current period is only temporary and simply trigger corrections. After corrections of this round finish, altcoins will start rising up again.
Monero, in fact, was affected a lot by bad news in the recent months (FUDs, more exactly in my opinion), now it is time to rally and intensively rock.
Monero, in fact, was affected a lot by bad news in the recent months (FUDs, more exactly in my opinion), now it is time to rally and intensively rock.
Awesome, LET’S DO THIS! Surely the market will see just how superior Monero is than Bitcoin.
...
September 19, 2019, 06:44:07 AM
Altcoin winter has melted down a few weeks ago, warmed up slowly and now we have altcoin season. Any kinda news that has negative effects on prices of altcoins at the current period is only temporary and simply trigger corrections. After corrections of this round finish, altcoins will start rising up again.
Monero, in fact, was affected a lot by bad news in the recent months (FUDs, more exactly in my opinion), now it is time to rally and intensively rock.
Monero, in fact, was affected a lot by bad news in the recent months (FUDs, more exactly in my opinion), now it is time to rally and intensively rock.
September 18, 2019, 08:25:54 PM
Well today looked a bit better, lets hope this trend continues.
Just a guess but it looks like alt winter is letting up and eth is gonna be the big loser when its done.
@Snowden, SHUM
Just a guess but it looks like alt winter is letting up and eth is gonna be the big loser when its done.
@Snowden, SHUM
September 18, 2019, 02:33:16 PM
OKEX Korea Drops 5 Privacy Cryptocurrencies Citing FATF Rules
The South Korean arm of the Malta-based OKEX exchange announced early on Monday that it is to delist five cryptocurrencies that provide extra privacy features for users. From Oct. 10, the exchange will no longer support trading in Monero (XMR), dash, zcash (ZEC), horizen (ZEN) and super bitcoin (SBTC).
https://www.coindesk.com/okex-korea-drops-5-privacy-coins-citing-fatf-rules
The South Korean arm of the Malta-based OKEX exchange announced early on Monday that it is to delist five cryptocurrencies that provide extra privacy features for users. From Oct. 10, the exchange will no longer support trading in Monero (XMR), dash, zcash (ZEC), horizen (ZEN) and super bitcoin (SBTC).
https://www.coindesk.com/okex-korea-drops-5-privacy-coins-citing-fatf-rules
My take on the matter:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/d4xsu0/okex_korea_delisting_monero_zcash_and_dash/f0hxt69/
In addition, Binance is basically countering the OKEx Korea decision:
https://twitter.com/cz_binance/status/1173772087023947776
https://twitter.com/binance/status/1173893972982292480
So it seems OkEx is jumping the gun on the FATF rules. I don't understand why it affects Monero or any privacy coins for that matter. Exchanges are the fiat gateways and the big ones require stringent KYC and AML procedures. I think that's sufficient enough to monitor who has the largest stack.
September 18, 2019, 12:42:26 PM
OKEX Korea Drops 5 Privacy Cryptocurrencies Citing FATF Rules
The South Korean arm of the Malta-based OKEX exchange announced early on Monday that it is to delist five cryptocurrencies that provide extra privacy features for users. From Oct. 10, the exchange will no longer support trading in Monero (XMR), dash, zcash (ZEC), horizen (ZEN) and super bitcoin (SBTC).
https://www.coindesk.com/okex-korea-drops-5-privacy-coins-citing-fatf-rules
It will not affect XMR much, because this rule only apply for Korean users on OKEx. Monero still the best privacy coin for us. Almost exchanges now still support XMR. The South Korean arm of the Malta-based OKEX exchange announced early on Monday that it is to delist five cryptocurrencies that provide extra privacy features for users. From Oct. 10, the exchange will no longer support trading in Monero (XMR), dash, zcash (ZEC), horizen (ZEN) and super bitcoin (SBTC).
https://www.coindesk.com/okex-korea-drops-5-privacy-coins-citing-fatf-rules
September 18, 2019, 10:55:50 AM
OKEX Korea Drops 5 Privacy Cryptocurrencies Citing FATF Rules
The South Korean arm of the Malta-based OKEX exchange announced early on Monday that it is to delist five cryptocurrencies that provide extra privacy features for users. From Oct. 10, the exchange will no longer support trading in Monero (XMR), dash, zcash (ZEC), horizen (ZEN) and super bitcoin (SBTC).
https://www.coindesk.com/okex-korea-drops-5-privacy-coins-citing-fatf-rules
It will not affect XMR much, because this rule only apply for Korean users on OKEx. Monero still the best privacy coin for us. Almost exchanges now still support XMR. The South Korean arm of the Malta-based OKEX exchange announced early on Monday that it is to delist five cryptocurrencies that provide extra privacy features for users. From Oct. 10, the exchange will no longer support trading in Monero (XMR), dash, zcash (ZEC), horizen (ZEN) and super bitcoin (SBTC).
https://www.coindesk.com/okex-korea-drops-5-privacy-coins-citing-fatf-rules
September 17, 2019, 07:11:12 AM
OKEX Korea Drops 5 Privacy Cryptocurrencies Citing FATF Rules
The South Korean arm of the Malta-based OKEX exchange announced early on Monday that it is to delist five cryptocurrencies that provide extra privacy features for users. From Oct. 10, the exchange will no longer support trading in Monero (XMR), dash, zcash (ZEC), horizen (ZEN) and super bitcoin (SBTC).
https://www.coindesk.com/okex-korea-drops-5-privacy-coins-citing-fatf-rules
The South Korean arm of the Malta-based OKEX exchange announced early on Monday that it is to delist five cryptocurrencies that provide extra privacy features for users. From Oct. 10, the exchange will no longer support trading in Monero (XMR), dash, zcash (ZEC), horizen (ZEN) and super bitcoin (SBTC).
https://www.coindesk.com/okex-korea-drops-5-privacy-coins-citing-fatf-rules
My take on the matter:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/d4xsu0/okex_korea_delisting_monero_zcash_and_dash/f0hxt69/
In addition, Binance is basically countering the OKEx Korea decision:
https://twitter.com/cz_binance/status/1173772087023947776
https://twitter.com/binance/status/1173893972982292480
September 17, 2019, 05:53:10 AM
September 17, 2019, 03:56:44 AM
OKEX Korea Drops 5 Privacy Cryptocurrencies Citing FATF Rules
The South Korean arm of the Malta-based OKEX exchange announced early on Monday that it is to delist five cryptocurrencies that provide extra privacy features for users. From Oct. 10, the exchange will no longer support trading in Monero (XMR), dash, zcash (ZEC), horizen (ZEN) and super bitcoin (SBTC).
https://www.coindesk.com/okex-korea-drops-5-privacy-coins-citing-fatf-rules
The South Korean arm of the Malta-based OKEX exchange announced early on Monday that it is to delist five cryptocurrencies that provide extra privacy features for users. From Oct. 10, the exchange will no longer support trading in Monero (XMR), dash, zcash (ZEC), horizen (ZEN) and super bitcoin (SBTC).
https://www.coindesk.com/okex-korea-drops-5-privacy-coins-citing-fatf-rules
We don't care about those scamy exchanges, theay are the past and we are the future(Monero)
September 16, 2019, 10:37:31 PM
OKEX Korea Drops 5 Privacy Cryptocurrencies Citing FATF Rules
The South Korean arm of the Malta-based OKEX exchange announced early on Monday that it is to delist five cryptocurrencies that provide extra privacy features for users. From Oct. 10, the exchange will no longer support trading in Monero (XMR), dash, zcash (ZEC), horizen (ZEN) and super bitcoin (SBTC).
https://www.coindesk.com/okex-korea-drops-5-privacy-coins-citing-fatf-rules
The South Korean arm of the Malta-based OKEX exchange announced early on Monday that it is to delist five cryptocurrencies that provide extra privacy features for users. From Oct. 10, the exchange will no longer support trading in Monero (XMR), dash, zcash (ZEC), horizen (ZEN) and super bitcoin (SBTC).
https://www.coindesk.com/okex-korea-drops-5-privacy-coins-citing-fatf-rules
September 16, 2019, 03:35:57 PM
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The Dash Masternodes quip was a joke, one which the audience thoroughly enjoyed.
Why ?Because masternodes were a get rich quick scheme, a way to lock up coins and increase scarcity, Evan Duffield even suggested this himself, that is the joke of the "masternodes"
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