Just a general assessment, but it seems that ADA and TRX were the only coins they supported for staking. They must have decided they weren't ready to support staking and are back peddling. See "What coins are supported?" on https://www.etoro.com/en-us/crypto/staking/

DO NOT USE THIS WALLET!! IT IS A SCAM!!

Please report this to Google play

Here is the link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=appinventor.ai_momag239.ADA_Daedalus_Wallet

Scroll all the way down and click "Flag as inappropriate" and write it's a scam developed to steal users funds.

He has a dedicated form to submit scams. I've submitted a few myself.

https://airtable.com/shrLNrKjBPakr6J8u

Also I can't recommend his content enough. He never fails to make me laugh, his improv is great, and he's super wholesome.

We don't really need a blockchain for that. I think Mastodon works well enough for the purpose of mitigating the centralisation issue of social media. You can run your own instance and connect with others on the same network in a federated fashion.

Maybe the Cardano Foundation can run an instance of their own similar to https://bitcoinhackers.org/about

Learn more here: https://joinmastodon.org

Blockchains with completed or in-progress Rosetta Implementation: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dfinity, Cardano, Filecoin, Celo, Mina, NEAR, NEO, Tron, Handshake, Oasis, Cosmos, Decred, Ontology, Sia, Zilliqa, Digibyte, Harmony, Kadena, Nervos, Blockstack, Harmony, AVA, Waves, Iotex, VeChain, Syscoin, Horizen, Elrond

It’s not the case, he was fighting with the developers and the rest of the team and Gavin ultimately pressured Vitalik into firing him.

https://www.amazon.com/Out-Ether-Amazing-Ethereum-Destroyed/dp/1119602939

Yes and clearly nothing came from that otherwise Charles would not be asking Jack to 'work with him' on decentralized social media in a public Twitter thread. Jack Dorsey also invested $2.5M in Celo which is a competitor to Cardano. So don't get your hopes up.

I totally agree with you on this one as a software developer but I think they still have quite a bit of development planned for Marlowe and it is helpful to engage in feedback early on. I personally think if they could model/improve on the ease of use of the application IF This Then That IFTT https://ifttt.com they would increase the likelihood of widespread adoption. Easier said than done but a bank of reusable contract templates could prove to be very useful in the Cardano ecosystem.

I wish this market was rational. That's what you think should happen, but soon enough there will be a new token standard or a popular Dapp that lets people switch out their Facebook profiles for profiles of their pet rocks racing along the Amazon river and its all over. Next thing you know there's news coverage of helicopters dropping tons of painted rocks into the middle of the Amazon and stories of teenagers dying of dysentery or getting eaten by piranha while trying to rescue their rock from being washed up on the banks of the river, a thousand miles from the finish-line. Then you realize, none of this shit is rational.

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You my friend, have just stumbled yourself in Web3.0

The app files would be hosted on IPFS, Payments on a Gen 3 blockchain (ADA) The device would have to do all the running of the application.

Here is a guide if you want to better understand where/how these tools are used https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/full-stack-ethereum-development/

https://www.etoro.com/en-us/news-and-analysis/etoro-updates/important-update-regarding-ada-and-trx/?NotificationSubcategory=Marketing&CorrelationId=db9a12f9-d1bf-4aef-8575-d2befa09c414&NotificationType=ADATRXRestriction_Notification_112321...

What do you mean, buy directly? From where? In order for someone to buy, someone else has to sell. That's why you need a marketplace, where some people are selling and some other people are buying. This is what the exchanges are.

I am new to crypto (I ignored it, although I know it since more than 10 years ago), so maybe there are more like this, but the only distributed crypto exchange I know is https://bisq.network/, which is mostly for Bitcoin. You have to keep the application open when you launch a buy or sell order, otherwise your order is not there anymore (if I understand correctly). I guess this is what you are looking for, but for ADA?

>What will happen on the market when a huge % of that start circulating, and gets traded?

You have to think like an investor (not a trader) and employ common sense:

In the last 24hrs, the amount of ADA that shaped its price was ~750mio coins or ~2.34% of the current circulating coin total. (Source, here.) The rest of us see more value in staking our ADA and collecting staking rewards (~5% p.a.) than selling our ADA at the current price.

When/if people's minds perceive Cardano as a good investment opportunity, there will be demand, and the price will again be regulated by the amount of ADA available for trade, namely ~2.5% of the total.

The rest of us will sit back, watching the needle revving up, in our favour. At that time, how many of us will sell how much of our ADA portfolio?

If common sense prevails, most of us will sell little, because the more the needle is revving up, the more substantial the value of our staking rewards become: 5% on $1.20 is one thing, but 5% on e.g. $4.20 is quite another.

Etc.

I left a quick video edit that talks about my 2 minute Cardano journey (bought since day 1) and the blog thats using our SEO process for those who wanna see proof.

Ok, so here is a fully functional demo of Adage Pool's Alexa app/skill. If you own an Alexa device you can enable it via the Alexa app on your phone or via this page: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08HPNG6KV?ref&ref=cm_sw_tw_r_as_dp_VZWhO4wofo6JQ

I still consider the app/skill beta, because not everything is working quite as well as I would like. I haven't figured out how to get Alexa to recognize pool tickers or pool names that aren't regular words... so it is not really possible to ask the skill about pool tickers such as IOG18.

It is a bit confusing that there are features that both general information and information that only concerns the Adage pool. So what I might do is to create a app, that covers more broad aspects of Cardano.

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[-]nrek34 · 6 days ago We've tracked this long enough now to project the value of the asset overall in 3-stages. Market cap ranges of $650mm in stage 1, $4billion in stage 2, and closer to $42-44billion for stage 3 (2019-2020). ADA is no joke, but it's structured to end up topping out at about $1.00USD total in value for the ADA asset, from what we can see. This will allow an ADA to compete with the global economic space (FIAT side) a lot easier than someone looking at a BTC for $5,000 -$7500 down the road. Something to think about.

source https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@nrek/the-real-next-neo-is-here-meet-cardano-and-ada

You can apply your question to the value of anything in a market. Supply and demand, and the value of a product. Smart investors do not go with hype or good news. As you see in the crypto world there is a lot of that goin on. It is new, risky and filled with scams. I bet if you go right now on youtube there will be a scam stream going on. Scams, lack of clarity with taxation keep institutional investors out from really investing despite all the good news.

Cardano is still an un finished product as well, so given all those reasons why would an institution with billions of dollars risk loosing a chunk of their investment? They might throw a little at it as wishful thinking. I remember a interview with Marc Cuban in early 2020 saying that he had 3% of his portfolio in Ethereum, but he went with the mentality of knowing it could disappear.

I think your question points towards the fundamentals of value investing which has been around for some time. I would recommend a legendary book on this if you would like to learn about investing: Intelligent Investor by legend Billie Graham (Warren Buffet's professor)

guys be careful. The same scummy guy who made that first fake android wallet has made another one under the name Crypto Devs Found Here. The guy didn't even bother to change the email... it's still momag239 LOL. Please report this

No we can only speculate at this point. What we know is that Ledger has added ADA support on its roadmap, see:

trello.com/b/5nQ1mdzt/ledger-roadmap

and that a third-party company is in charge of coordinating the integration, I believe it's Cryptonomy but then I read it was another one... Not sure. I would expect it to be ready around the summer, maybe later.

In the meantime, Daedalus keeps getting better and better with each update.

Binance, no verification delay.

From there you can trade it by either sending over ETH or BTC. (would recommend ETH, pretty much instant with minimal fees.) Coinbase if you don't have BTC/ETH already.

Cardano seriously needs a "Signature" Token like Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc (<-lol etc get it) I mean look at all of the times you see a pile of Crypto Coins. Cardano is rarely if ever seen.Where is Cardano?

I had one made and use it to promote my Stakepool

Token Coin

I think the Cardano Foundation needs to get this taken care of!

If you're new to Cardano, here are some great starting places :)

Help Centre: help.cardanohub.org This is your first call for any questions you may have.

The Forum: forum.cardanohub.org The forum has thousands of people like you contributing to a variety of categories. It is a friendly and welcoming community and there is a wealth of information.

Chat Community: chat.cardanohub.org We have a vibrant and fast-paced Rocketchat community with a variety of channels and members from all over the world.

The Cardano Hub: https://www.cardanohub.org/en/home/ We also have the main Cardano site which has a lot of information that you might find useful.

Some coins think it is a better strategy https://peercoin.net/

That said in both ADA and BTC it will be awhile till all coins are minted. Also gold has been used for thousands of years. That is a deflationary currency (store of value) and people still spend it.

2140?ish for BTC not sure about ADA. But its also nice for a store of value

I agree with your statement here. Is it a coincidence that their proposal did not get funding and then 3 days later he has turned around and been more critical of Cardano? Probably not. But this does raise a bigger question, I think.

Obviously just , he talks about Celo having a way bigger presence in Africa. He doesn’t provide many details about what it is exactly, I’ll have to research, but it sounds like they have deep pockets. Perhaps Max got the funding he needed from this organization? If he could get funding that easily and quickly from another organization, then I think it could raise some questions about IOHKs Africa strategy and how they are spending their time and money there. I’m eagerly awaiting that Africa special. I’m very curious for some updates on how they are attempting to grow community and adoption there.

For those interested, here are links to the app that detected this:

iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1320756750?pt=119028419&amp;ct=rd&amp;mt=8

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lwbrands.android.cryptotrackerbot&amp;hl=en_US

Have you tried Binance? Im all new to the game so correct me if im wrong but they did not require any ID vertification. I purchase LTC on coinbase before i transfer to Gdax and then to Binance. Fell free to use my referal link: https://www.binance.com/?ref=13082308

1. create account in coinbase to purchase your coin (BTC/ETH)

2. create Binance account (ref link : https://www.binance.com/?ref=10727556 )

3. transfer your BTC/ETH from coinbase to Binance wallet

4. happy trading :)

99% of ADA trading volume is on two exchanges: Bittrex and Binance. So that are only options for now.

Bittrex is good exchange and it proved it can keep working in times of high trading, when other exchanges blow up (even regulated exchanges like Bitstamp and Coinbase). UI is a bit slower but good. They don't have official mobile app, so you need to trade from desktop. Lately I found some news of KYC (passports) information leakage https://www.databreaches.net/bittrex-leaks-user-passports-in-support-emails-says-russian-telegram-channel/ so this is a concern. Bittrex takes 0.25% commission on trades.

Binance is the one I really like. Small exchange, lower volume, ultra fast trading interface, excellent mobile app for trading on the go. Plus Binance has nice refferal program: reffer other and earn 50% of their trading fee! BTW here is my ref link: https://www.binance.com/?ref=10738995 Binance takes 0.10% commision on trades.

https://nitter.net/ergodex/status/1434241104015151105?s=21

ERGODEX devs have a different view - they want to centralise.

"However, it’s important to note that we are not picking between partly centralized DEXes and completely decentralized DEXes. In these early stages of eUTXO, our choices are unusable DeFi (1 trade per block doesn’t count) and partly centralized DEXes.

So why not go with a reasonably decentralized DEX now and use it over CEXes steadily improving our tech in the background?"

Note that this portion of the meetup was presented by Luno, who was the other meetup speaker and has no affiliation to Cardano.

I have been able to track down their presentation slides here: https://www.slideshare.net/Nexsit/wicked-crypto-meet-up-warszawa-082018 You can try getting in touch with them to see if their data/study is publicly available.

If you want to just do a swap (Not Fiat) you can swap for other crypto at changenow.io

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There is no sigh-up or KYC required as long as you keep to smaller limits. I have gone up to $500 worth at a time with no problems.

EToro stakes for you. If you want more control of your ADA I suggest purchasing your coins from a different source and then transferring them to Daedalus or Yoroi wallets.
Here is the info for staking on EToro.
https://www.etoro.com/en-us/crypto/staking/

There's also a decentralized exchange. https://bisq.network/. It's volume isn't as high, but if you're more trying to just get in rather than day trade, and you don't want to be on coinbase given the recent IRS news... it seems the way to go.

Sorry my bad. Have you seen the Cardano 360 monthly product update? You can rewatch it on http://crowdcast.io . There is a section introducing Babel fees in my opinion it covers it pretty good. What Babel fees does is allows tokens that have a value be accepted by SPOs as well. ADA is still the currency running everything. Imagine a shop on Amazon accepting dollars and Euros just makes it more customerfriendly. Amazon still wants to get paid in US dollars for hosting the shop. So the shop owner can decide which currencies to accept but has to pay at the end of the day in Ada. What he does exchanging in-between is not of relevance.

Haskell is notoriously difficult, even for experienced programmers, so don't beat yourself over a bit of a struggle.

I recommend you check out NixOS. It's a distribution built and based on principles of functional programming, which might give you a good sense of what you're getting into.

The best part? Its configuration and package system makes it practically unbreakable, so it should be much more suitable for experimenting rather than your usual Ubuntu :)

See https://nixos.online/posts/NixOS_101/ and https://nixos.org/

>I would love to be proven wrong.

Who said you're right? Crypto is a learning experience so let me share some knowledge with you.

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“If you don’t believe it or don’t get it, I don’t have the time to try to convince you, sorry.”

— Satoshi Nakamoto

Yeah it's called FTX.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blockfolio.blockfolio

There you go if you an android phone. It was formerly known as Blockfolio and recently changed the name.

Hey peeps. I’m releasing an app for iOS and Android. It’s a wallet viewer that allows you to check your rewards, pool stats and balance - developed by me to keep a track of my ADA basically. It’s been approved for google play. If anyone with an android phone wants to try it and give feedback or feature requests, here’s the link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.cardaview.com

You only have to enter your public wallet address to view the stats - so there’s no actual “connection” to your wallet - it only gathers the public information.

I’m going to write a post about it once it’s been approved by Apple also.

I mean... you made the assertion, and to back it up you just point to a book to purchase? So, in jest, I point to this fine reading I just found:

https://www.amazon.com/Congratulations-You-Are-Dumb-Ass/dp/1419643118/ref=sr_1_6?dchild=1&amp;keywords=you+are+dumb&amp;qid=1625770258&amp;sr=8-6

We are in a book club now!

Can you provide "cliff notes"???

I use Yoroi wallet. They have an app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emurgo

You can keep your ADAs in a cold wallet and stake it. The benefit of staking is you earn more ADAs by delegating your ADAs into a pool. This helps in decentralization and you're literally helping your investment grow while earning money. Can't say no to free monies.

Thanks! Indeed, we all need to. And when we reach some frontier, it's time to push beyond it, because we've so much left to understand collectively. Ridiculous gobsmackingly enormous amounts relative to what can be known/done.

I think that's a great idea. In general, we often have prototypical elements in mind when we think of abstract structures (e.g., R2 or R3 when we think of Rn [as in vector spaces], or even infinite spaces [e.g., Hilbert space]), or say Z/Zn (modular arithmetic) for rings. In my experience, having a few such ideas in mind for some topics, particularly from physics, is incredibly useful. And math has taken a lot of inspiration from physics. For example, minimal surfaces as formed by soap bubbles, or the principle of least action and its relation to the calculus of variations, and so forth.

It's also useful as, I've found, at some higher levels a lot of the interesting mathematics uses physics as a reference. For example, tensor analysis will often speak of general relativity.

In terms of groups/groupoids, I think puzzles/games are a great way to understand things as well. Here's an interesting book along those lines: https://www.amazon.com/Adventures-Group-Theory-Merlins-Mathematical/dp/0801890136/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&amp;keywords=group+theory+games+joyner&amp;qid=1620072512&amp;sr=8-1 .

>CoinDCX Go

Google Play store confirms it:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coindcx.btc

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  CoinDCX Go is a gateway for Indians to exchange Bitcoin and many major cryptocurrencies with INR. The list of supported crypto pairs are:
  ✔️ Bitcoin (BTC) - INR
  ✔️ Ethereum (ETH) - INR
  ✔️ Bitcoin Cash (BCH) - INR
  ✔️ Litecoin (LTC) - INR
  ✔️ Binance Coin (BNB) - INR
  ✔️ Chainlink (LINK) - INR
  ✔️ EOS (EOS) - INR
  ✔️ Tether (USDT) - INR
  ✔️ Cardano (ADA) - INR
  ✔️ Stellar Lumens (XLM) - INR
  ✔️ Ripple (XRP) - INR
  ✔️ Basic Attention Token (BAT) - INR
  ✔️ Matic Network (MATIC) - INR
  ✔️ Tron (TRX) - INR

If you're looking for something interesting, there's a decent book on Haskell that I recently ordered and started thumbing through (Amazon). Personally have not messed around too much with Cardano as Plutus is not finalized (although that's really just my excuse for being lazy). PM me if you ever decide to try something and want collaboration, or even a second set of eyes.

Good assessment. I run Daedalus on my Mac and I TunnelBear usually and if my clock doesn’t match my wallet won’t sync the transaction to the wallet.

Check the block explorer for peace of mind but likely one of the problems listed above.

Fantastic app. Enjoy.

iOS: Crypto Tracker Bot by LW Brands, LLChttps://itunes.apple.com/us/app/crypto-tracker-bot/id1320756750?mt=8

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lwbrands.android.cryptotrackerbot&amp;hl=en

We recently set up a stake pool in a similar way. We run our core node on a cloud provider for the extra network security, a relay at the office, and 2 relays at home (different homes).

For the relays ports do need to be forwarded in the router, however if you run your relays on home servers you should indeed be confident in how your servers are set up and isolated from the rest of your home network.

We run relays on refurbished mini PCs like this one running Linux. The node is using 75 gigs as of writing this, and about 11 gigs of ram, so 16GB ram, 500GB SSD should be more than enough. The node barely uses any processing power once it's done syncing.

For pledge, pretty much what /u/000005a247b397 said.

Finally, I wish someone had recommended me the coincashew guide: https://www.coincashew.com/coins/overview-ada/guide-how-to-build-a-haskell-stakepool-node. I find it much easier to follow, personally.

To add the only browser extensions I have are , uBlock Origin, and HTTPS Everywhere. It was my understanding that a Handle must be purchased within 240 minutes so I was hopeful that give hours later it would be available for me to try again with my browser extensions disabled but nope. Will get back in line to try yet again.

Totally agree. Be careful guys

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I was mainly talking about block production. In the case of Bitcoin it appears that if you could pwn antpool and viabtc you could dominate block production until individual miners reallocated elsewhere. https://blockchair.com/bitcoin-cash/charts/hashrate-distribution

In Cardano you'd have to own the top 10 pool operators, even with binance owning ~70 separate pools in the top slot, again until delegators got wind of foul play and reallocated their stake.

https://seeada.org/

Not sure how many individual people are behind all those pools but just talking about attacks on block production we're looking at 2 entities/orgs vs 10.

With regards to code maintenance, it is true that Bitcoin is more decentralized. If the Bitcoin foundation were shut down, probably someone out there would fork the code base and concensus would emerge on the new repository to treat as the source of truth for the code and contributions would still flow in from various maintainers who weren't specifically employed by the foundation. In contrast, shutting down IOG at the moment would put a much bigger damper on Cardano's roadmap because most of the people working on it are employed there full time, getting paid to do so, and moreover are working at a very advanced technical level that precludes a lot of outside contributions. As a long ADA holder, this is one of the thoughts that keeps me up at night.

Yeah according to their small print “Note: this cryptocurrency is not available for withdrawal to external crypto wallets. It can be bought, held, and sold on Uphold.”

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/cardano/#social

Shows a supply of: 24,252,040,035 ADA Market Cap: $605,779,582

Which is how we arrive at the current value: $0.024979 or 0.00000565 BTC.

I have no idea what this coin is or what it does. Just looked at their website. Not too inspiring.

This is pretty blatant misinformation.

There is no Kraken report. They’re referring to the about page on the Kraken website: https://www.kraken.com/compare/cardano-vs-ethereum

Similarly this article is mostly false as well:

https://insidebitcoins.com/news/kraken-positions-cardano-ahead-of-ethereum-in-a-recent-report

And uses inaccurate transaction data for its conclusions.

fucked around and bought 80 @ .50c a few weeks ago before the dip back to .30c, now i wished i bought more @ .5 and hodl'd harder lol if you want to get into trading cardano, msg me! i recommend Binance for an exchange https://www.binance.com/?ref=13850170

Blockfrost does offer a great service, however IPFS relies on being an open peer-to-peer network to work best.

I did see that you were using Blockfrost directly, which made me aware that using Blockfrost service was a lot faster then trying to access most Cardano NFTs through the IPFS network, which was my main point.

As in, if I made a IPFS through Blockfrost and I wanted to access it by IPFS.io, then it has to ask 1000 - 2000 other peers who has it, which often fails after about 10 minutes of attempts. That's why it's best to add the peer that created the files to your node so that it only has to ask that peer directly instead of asking everyone in the network.

It's a lot less taxing on the network to ask the peer you know has the file directly instead of asking all the other peers who has it.

I was also making people aware that just because you've bought a NFT, doesn't mean it lives on the blockchain forever, especially if it's a IPFS. Most people don't have the technical knowledge to know that IPFS requires files to be pinned across multiple nodes for it to have a degree of redundancy.

Ruh roh, it doesn't look too good from the reviews I've come across. Here's Trustpilot (the bad reviews look legit, the good not so much): https://www.trustpilot.com/review/altoira.com Also, when there are typos on your main page, that's a red flag to me.

Your assumption is misleading and incorrect. Of course it is NOT POSSIBLE to access funds if you do not have proper passwords and pins. What kind of crypto wallet would that be if there would be a backdoor!?

If you forget them the result will be the same as forgetting access credentials to any serious crypto wallet -> loss of funds. That is the whole purpose of the device.

There are tons of warnings when you generate passwords and pins about not loosing them! Additionally there is a "Verify wallet" function that enables you to test your passwords and pins for your peace of mind. You can even set empty passwords and pins if you want to (yes, you can really, but it is not recommended of course) as we leave it to the user to choose his/her level of security and the number of things you have to remember for access!

BC Vault is trusted by thousands of users and has the highest recommendation and satisfaction of any crypto wallet on TrustPilot and you can compare where Ledger/Trezor stand. See for yourself and be the judge: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/bc-vault.com

Regards,
Alen

DISCLAIMER: I am CTO of BC Vault.

This is my Drupal profile:

https://www.drupal.org/u/stevebayerin

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I also have an UpWork portfolio but it has been locked since I haven't done work in a while.

That is not good. Without one or the other, the ADA is lost. Do you want a quick call to walk through this? I’m not sure what we can accomplish but perhaps a “fresh set of eyes” on the problem may help jog your password memory. You can book me here: https://calendly.com/shanecoughlan

Welcome. Make sure to buy a Ledger hardware device and follow the instructions for how to create a Cardano Ledger Wallet, then stake again to this stake pool you mentioned! Safety first! Welcome!

Ledger Nano X Crypto Hardware Wallet - Bluetooth - The best way to securely buy, manage and grow your Bitcoin wallet and other digital assets https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07M6R4NK3/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_J6RYMRKXGAFRRZXSZQ46

or, buy the ledger from their official website if you’re worried the Amazon link or Amazon package deliver service is compromised:

https://www.ledger.com/

I prefer my ledger X as it is Bluetooth compatible! Cheers and good luck on your journey! Don’t share your seed phrase with anyone!

When I view a block, the link that says "block" , between "Cardano" and the block number, points to monero chain, resulting in 404 for the block number.

"So, while Cardano may not promise new ground-breaking features" so not even the guys at Kraken are able to understand. I mean f me, but it seems that no one gets it. You know why? because people need proof of work not 90 research papers. And if Africa announces the 91 research paper instead of results...

https://www.kraken.com/learn/what-is-cardano-ada

I would stay away from Bittrex they charge insane fees on transfers and 2.5x as much as the competition. Use this exchange, they are awesome in my experience:

https://www.binance.com/?ref=10896811

I think The Next Web is a reputable source on this. I think EOS is blockchain"ish" but only to tokenize cloud computing. The cloud computing platform would and does work better without the token.

https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2018/11/01/eos-blockchain-benchmark/

You should use Qubes OS for all crypto currency related things.

https://www.qubes-os.org/

I store all my passwords in KeepassXC on Vault qube which has no network connection.

I use a separate standalone qube for emails.

I access exchanges from another standalone qube.

And of course I use a different standalone qubes for Yoroi and Daedalus.

Only air-gapped machines are more secure than Qubes OS, but Yoroi and Daedalus won't work on an air-gapped machine.

Yes, it's a photo editing of a public domain image, so the original background with a single sun is often used, for example https://pixabay.com/fr/photos/dawn-papierschiff-navire-mer-3361172/.

I have not found the first original author to credit them though, maybe it is indicated in the Debian package?

if people would use proper privacy techniques while making purchases online hacks like Ledger data would be rendered ineffective.

mask your email address with anonaddy.com

mask your credit card with privacy.com

or just pay with cryptos.....

if you're worried about someone pulling up to your house? Rent a p.o. box for these types of purchases.

I wrote a small script that shows the usage of sign and verify here: https://repl.it/repls/GlossyDarkgreenMethod

Probably we will have the specification for how we plan to add this feature to Yoroi later this week (but don't expect it to be implemented anytime soon since we need to make sure everybody agrees on the specification before implementing it)

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Note: the link I sent is for Icarus-style addresses and not Daedalus addresses. Trying to write any script for the legacy Daedalus addresses is a lot more complex and usually not worth it.

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Okay thanks, gonna think about it. The site's name is trustpilot https://www.trustpilot.com/review/kraken.com?page=2 but pretty much every exchange platform that gets reviewd on trustpilot has a bad review...and if kraken works for you it should be fine.

Yoroi is open source, you can see what features are coming up, and you can create an issue or feature request in Issues: https://github.com/Emurgo/yoroi-frontend/pulls

Sebastien no longer works at Emurgo, he co-founded dcSpark: https://nitter.net/SebastienGllmt

follow the price action here. The drop was on Bitcoin actually which caused a market drop on all other assets. When the Biggest asset drops this will cause a domino effect on the market. Same happens in normal stocks when the largest stock drops they all drop.

https://www.cryptocompare.com/coins/list/all/USD/1

No problem.

Well you can stake with them while on a cold wallet. You just access the cold wallet with a web wallet. (Daedalus, yoroi, adalite) Tokens never leave your possession so to speak.

Binance, no verification delay.

From there you can trade it by either sending over ETH or BTC. (would recommend ETH, pretty much instant with minimal fees.) Coinbase if you don't have BTC/ETH already.

Binance, no verification delay.

From there you can trade it by either sending over ETH or BTC. (would recommend ETH, pretty much instant with minimal fees.) Coinbase if you don't have BTC/ETH already.

For the newbiews like me having issues jumping on the train, i could recommend Binance. They dont require ID vertification so its a quick setup. I buy BTC / LTC on Coinbase before i transfer it to Gdax and then over to Binance for purchasing ADA. LTC is a much quicker transfer, BTC can get stuck in limbo for a few hours so stick to LTC for transfers (correct me if im wrong).

Feel free to use my ref link at Binance: https://www.binance.com/?ref=13082308

Several factors, great team, great roadmap etc. But I think the fact that it is constantly being promoted on youtube and the competition on Binance brought it to the forefront. Not sure how sustainable these prices are at the current stage of the roadmap though.

Should try Binance, no verification delay.

From there you can trade it by either sending over ETH or BTC. (would recommend ETH, pretty much instant with minimal fees.)

Nice Guide ;) purchased them at 12-13c :D

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> I understand the potential of bringing banking technologies to those without, but is a volatile coin something that can really help?

Let's look at the current situation when it comes to Ethiopian fiat and it's "stable" value.

https://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=ETB&amp;to=USD

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If my life savings were stored in that currency I would gladly take a chance on ada, wouldn't you?

The error tells me that either attrs.pname or attrs.version is null, and thus can't be concatenated as a string on line 192.

I've had a look at the NixOS repo, specifically the make-derivation.nix file.

Github merge commit

There have been multiple changes to this file, although not released yet.

My guess is: this problem is already solved, just not released yet.

Could you try using the unstable version?
Hopefully there, these changes have already been made public.

[$] sudo nix-channel --add https://nixos.org/channels/nixpkgs-unstable unstable

I get a build error on

nix-build -A cardano-sl-static --cores 0 --max-jobs 2 --no-build-output --out-link cardano-sl-1.0

It fails while running tests for cardano-sl-1.0.3:

https://hastebin.com/yoqowelabo.nginx (extract from end of log)

I installed and restored Yoroi wallet in the chrome, but unfortunately, I cannot see the voting tab. My wallet is just 12 days old. Is it an issue or am I doing something wrong?

https://snipboard.io/V6rXdk.jpg

And Google Podcasts. You guys always forget Google Podcasts. There's an app and everything. It's newer and more convenient than Google Play Music.

https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cDovL3RoZWNhcmRhbm9lZmZlY3QubGlic3luLmNvbS9yc3M&amp;episode=NTFhYmI2YzktYzVkYy00YWEwLWE4MTctYTU3ODcxNjllNjY2

here is another bug:
https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cardano.org%2F
28/100

how do i report it?

Oh nice, that's golden anti-Haskell FUD repellent.

> We recently completed a two-year-long major redesign of Sigma, which involved replacing the in-house FXL language previously used to program Sigma with Haskell. The Haskell-powered Sigma now runs in production, serving more than one million requests per second.
>
>Haskell isn’t a common choice for large production systems like Sigma, and in this post, we’ll explain some of the thinking that led to that decision. We also wanted to share the experiences and lessons we learned along the way. We made several improvements to GHC (the Haskell compiler) and fed them back upstream, and we were able to achieve better performance from Haskell compared with the previous implementation.

This is exactly what we need to persuade people like me, who tend to listen carefully to Gmax on technical matters, that modern Haskell is light-years beyond the old Ivory Tower version.

Thanks and praises my friend.

Hello! Thank you for your interest in our service and social activity 🙂 We’re pleased about that.

You’re right that we spread info about our service. We need feedback from the crypto community to understand what we’re doing right and what we’re doing wrong¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Of course, there are plenty of options to spread the word about our project, but the feedback from the people on Reddit is important to us. Because here, people are not afraid to express their point of view or criticize, this, in turn, will move us in the right way.

SwapSpace team will be glad if you can take a look at our project and share your thoughts about that. You can write a review on Trustpilot or drop an email to

It’s not required: https://nitter.net/IOHK_Charles/status/1430684928090464264

It’s the ability to add identity or metadata to a wallet, if you want to choose to be in compliance with some regulated entity or industry.

If I wanted to take out a peer-to-peer loan as e.g. a European, then it’d be nice if some local organization could prove that I am who I say I am. If you’re peer-to-peer lending money, it’s nice to know that the other guy is probably not a scammer with a fake picture and name who will then run with your money. You can make a separate wallet with AML for official, regulated business, and also keep your current pseudonymous wallet.

If KYC of all wallets became a requirement, that would be absolutely ridiculous, then Cardano wouldn’t even be a cryptocurrency anymore. Pretty much everyone would feel awful about it as you say, the project would be dead. But that’s not the case.

https://cardanofoundation.org/en/news/cardano-foundation-integrates-coinfirm’s-aml-for-ada-crypto-compliance/

@TeamYouTube on Twitter: https://nitter.net/TeamYouTube/status/1428226131078090752

> Mind sharing the video URLs so we can pass it along to the right team? Hope to hear from you soon.

Just how dense are these people? You can search for “Cardano” on YouTube and get multiple scams live at any time of the day. They’re semi-automated, constantly changing channels/URLs. I’m sure a lot of these get reported by the community as well.

You can keep a digital copy. I bought a cheap Chromebook that I connected to the Internet long enough to get logged in. After that, I disconnected it, made it forget the wifi network, and disabled wifi so it will not reconnect.

I bought a couple secure USB sticks and stored copies of my seed phrases on them. Then I vacuum sealed one of the boxes and put it in a safe deposit box. The other is in my safe at home. It's completely offline - nothing touches the Internet.

Not the best as you'll have to pay two fees but I live in Texas and bought Bitcoin on Coinbase Pro and then used changenow.io to swap it for ADA. All total it came out to about $17 in fees for both transactions.

oh yeah thats interesting, people like fast and easy instead of cumbersome procedures. i used changenow.io several times - its like two or three steps to exchange from one currency to another. thats how it should be - nice and easy! thanks for sharing this

https://www.coinex.com/ haven't used but friends do and fee is 1 ADA looks like I'll be switching. Binance makes so much on trading fees and now they want to squeeze there clients extra 4.99. lost me as a customer.

i think you can, transfer it to etoro wallet and from there to another wallet

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https://www.etoro.com/customer-service/help/1343545362/how-do-i-send-coins-from-my-etoro-wallet-to-another-wallet/

For actual users of Etoro, they apparently provide 75% of the staking rewards to holders of ADA. I haven't investigated whether or not I got paid any, but here is the info for anyone interested: https://www.etoro.com/crypto/staking/

Did they not add their wallet and you can use it as a regular wallet?

"How do I send coins from my eToro Wallet to another wallet? - Help Center" https://www.etoro.com/en-us/customer-service/help/1343545772/how-do-i-send-coins-from-my-etoro-wallet-to-another-wallet/

https://www.etoro.com/customer-service/help/1343545362/how-do-i-send-coins-from-my-etoro-wallet-to-another-wallet/

Oof. Haven’t used etoro. Is it just ADA you can’t transfer on there? You can try converting your ADA to a different coin on etoro, then move that to an exchange, like binance or kraken, then convert it back to ADA. I used kraken, and there’s a 72 hour hold on your deposit. After, you can use Binance or Kraken to send your ADA to Daedalus using your Daedalus address and start staking!

I’m confused? I’m on etoro too with ADA, ETH, IOTA, etc. and thought I was all good because I saw this: https://www.etoro.com/crypto/staking/

Currently just supports ADA but that’s the one I’m backing the most. Why is etoro bad if they allow staking?

etoro has its own version of staking if you buy from them and just leave it in your portfolio, I believe. more info here: https://www.etoro.com/crypto/staking/

they do take an amount of your stake rewards depending on what etoro member you are (bronze, etc).

i generally would recommend just getting your own ada off an exchange and into your (truly yours) wallet to delegate/stake. because etoro has a really high rate (1.9% for ada) and takes some of your stake rewards, and more importantly, not truly your ada.

IF you really have no choice then yeah etoro is whatever, since not every country has easy access to exchanges that support ada without needing to lose gas fees from exchange platform transfers.

eToro has info about sending purchased crypto to their wallet. Is this old and incorrect info? https://www.etoro.com/en-us/customer-service/help/1320587972/how-do-i-transfer-cryptocurrency-from-the-etoro-trading-platform-to-my-etoro-wallet/

It says u have to transfer crypto to their eToro Wallet, I was wondering if you could then transfer from eToro Wallet to Daedalus Wallet so you avoid taxes from the sale and repurchase on another network

> Can I transfer my ADA from eToro to Yoroi

I have never used eToro, so maybe someone who has can chime in; but from their website it looks as if you should be able to:

https://www.etoro.com/en-us/customer-service/help/1306687582/can-i-send-receive-cryptocurrencies-to-and-from-the-etoro-wallet-freely/