Their instant Tx feature was recently centrally disabled due to a bug.
It boggles my fucking mind.
We've been operating for over 3 years, we're even listed in the sidebar of this subreddit.
When you open a trade, the seller's coins will be escrowed by us, so he has no way of disappearing with your money since our staff will just release the coins to you in case of a dispute and after you provide proof that you've made the payment.
Some basic tips:
You can find more detailed guides about using LocalMonero here.
Let me know if you need any help and join our Telegram group @LocalMonero if you have questions to other buyers or sellers.
I don't have a cause.
It's crypto, not a way of life. I don't care.
I'm simply explaining to the OP as to why Dash has such an outlandish mcap.
Especially given its history, which i'm sure your aware (Xcoin days, DarkCoin days, premine, MN, centralisation issues, Evan, etc).
I'm not jealous about Dash, I do wish I'd made money from it, but thats it. I could never hold money in an investment that has such an unethical legacy.
I could not give a single fuck whether YOU invest in XMR, DASH or any crypto for that matter. Your investment won't change the price, its irrelevant to me. People who make investment decisions in crypto based on what others say to them I find to be absolutely retarded.
I really think we have an opportunity here to create some ground swell around decentralised exchanges such as Bisq.
Currently Kraken is a nightmare to use and most other exchanges are either untrustworthy (Bittrex), have liquidity issues or lock withdrawals. There's also the question of government snooping or interference on centralised exchanges.
Decentralised P2P exchanges are a natural match for Monero, and we have the numbers in our community to significantly increase liquidity on platforms like these.
I'll be setting up an account and some trades on Bisq today and urge you all to consider doing the same! (I'm not affiliated in any way with Bisq, I'd just love to see decentralised exchanges gain more footing).
In addition to the other options, you can try putting up a sell ad on LocalMonero. That way you can also avoid going through ID/address verification and use whatever payment method is most suitable for you. Depending on the payment method you plan to use, you might also be able to get above-market rates. Just be careful when accepting PayPal.
What data does LocalMonero collect that bothers you? We don't even require an email to register an account. We even have a Tor portal and NoJS mode.
Hi all,
You can finally see the volume of XMR/KRW on https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/monero/#markets (I'm not doing an advertisement of this, just a link to help to see what happend. I'm sure other platforms will follow)
Here* is a hashprice-ratio comparison overview for a few POW coins including Monero from 01/01/2021 - 01/07/2021
^(*Requires a modern web browser. If the page doesn't show all the data correctly you might need to reload the page or/and your browser doesn't support all the requirements.)
Here are two new widgets. Hope you find them useful.
According to this site it costs about 107,5$ in electricity to mine 1 XMR. Miners will sell it with a premium, so if I had to make a guess, Moneros price shouldn't drop below 150$ or so.
Change of subject.. Can't recommend this encryption software enough. VeraCrypt is a free open source disk encryption software for Windows, Mac OSX and Linux. Oh.. and they accept Monero donations.
Combining the strength and adoption of Monero with the wide utility of Secret Network’s programmable privacy, the Secret Monero Bridge is connecting privacy-to-privacy, creating DeFi utility in ways that have never before been possible before.
By using the Secret Monero Bridge, users can convert their XMR into sXMR, a "secret" version of XMR native to Secret Network. Monero users can then use Secret DeFi applications like SecretSwap to exchange sXMR privately for a variety of Secret Tokens (either native or supported by other Secret Network bridges), or for SCRT itself! The Secret Monero Bridge is bidirectional, meaning users can seamlessly convert their sXMR back to XMR whenever they please.
Use the Secret Monero Bridge now at this IPFS link: https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmNRrLDhKGZCSXAZcPU1cBTaLouhWnTi5kfWUzJB4nJbzA
Nicehash exchange listed Monero today: https://www.nicehash.com/blog/post/monero-xmr-is-now-available-on-nicehash-exchange
If you'd prefer a more anonymous (no ID verification), quicker and easier option and are willing to pay a slight premium over the market price: LocalMonero or MoneroForCash.
Going fiat -> BTC -> XMR is less private and going fiat -> XMR helps the Monero ecosystem become more independent from bitcoin, every cent helps.
Depending on your region it may also turn out to be the cheaper way if you take into account all the withdrawal fees and commissions.
So the shadowbrokers are now accepting payments for leaks in zcash. I can't decide if this is good or bad for zcash, but I am certain that @zooko is going to embarrass himself further, so that's a good thing at least.
That's correct, we're a peer-to-peer platform. Trades are protected by the fact that the seller (of the coins) has to post an arbitration bond in XMR equal to the amount of the trade, and that bond is held until the seller confirms receiving the payment. They have no way of cancelling the trade and getting the bond back after the buyer marks the trade as paid, so the seller can't just run away with the coins after the buyer sends out the payment.
You should give it a shot. If none of the existing offers suit you perhaps try posting your own buy offer with your desired payment method and premium and see if anyone responds. You'd be surprised at how quickly you'll get a response assuming the premium is attractive enough 😄
New shadowbrokers post, they're asking for $45,000 XMR or $66,400 ZCash at current prices, looks like a discount for monero users lol.
https://alternative.me/crypto/fear-and-greed-index/
Most of us dip buyers could be wrong, but you gotta buy when there is blood in the streets, even if it's your own.
Chasing trends is how you lose money, most people sold all their crypto in 2018 as that was the trend. Look how that turned out.
Contacted them and it seems that they want to do it quietly. No official statement, no social media announcement, no blog post. Just XMR community being affected and no one else knows.
Thanks to the Reddit community for making it public.
I squeezed them a little and got some info: The email was as follows,
Subject: Trading Monero (XMR) on Kraken - Action required
"Hello, We are reaching out regarding an update to trading and funding of Monero (XMR) on Kraken. In compliance with UK regulations, Kraken (Payward Ltd) will no longer be supporting Monero (XMR) on its platform. Trading On the 26th of November, all Monero (XMR) trading on Kraken will cease in the UK. This includes Instant Buy/Sell Services as well as order book trading on XMR/BTC, XMR/USD, and XMR/EUR. Funding Any deposits of Monero (XMR) in the UK will no longer be credited after 26th of November. Thereafter, Monero (XMR) balances can be withdrawn to a personal wallet or to an alternative exchange. Margin On the 23rd of November, 2021, your Monero (XMR) margin positions will be set to reduce only. This means that you will not be able to increase or open new Monero (XMR) margin positions. You will only be able to reduce open Monero (XMR) margin positions. We kindly ask that you close any open margin positions involving Monero (XMR) by the 26th of November, 2021. On 26th of November, all open margin positions will be force liquidated and any open orders will be cancelled."
It is a direct effect of Kraken being 'registered with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the United Kingdom' from 22 November 2021
That makes sense now, Poloniex is closely connected with Goldman Sachs (notorious for fraud and market manipulation).
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-02-26/goldman-backed-circle-buys-digital-exchange-poloniex ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ For other readers, here's a fascinating interview for context re rampant manipulation/quantum crime at crypto exchanges with wallstreet players:
https://player.fm/series/off-the-chain-2428336/travis-kling-the-secrets-of-a-crypto-trader
Well look where we were at the start of the year https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20170101/
We've been there before, we could probably make and hold number 5 once we have:
-Monero on more exchanges (Japan, Korea)
-Hardware wallet support
-mobile wallet support
-ringct (coming next month)
-a big news story which shows how Monero is great for privacy
ProtonMail has been an excellent addition to my app arsenal this year. If you are considering a private encrypted email service, I'd recommend it. Today I received a year end Poll to send them. I, along with many people are suggesting they implement Monero. Here is the link to send to them if you'd like to help. Cheers!
https://www.amazon.com/Random-Walk-Down-Wall-Street/dp/0393358380
One of the main points driven into me back during my finance undergrad was that timing the markets & day trading always trends towards proving no better than pure randomness. Chartists & TA is fun but is about the same effectiveness as picking stocks via dartboard or chimpanzee.
This was a good book recommended to me by one of my professors that really does a great job of putting the argument to rest mathematically. The best thing you can do is to find a fundamentally sound investment, some valuable asset that has is growing. And just DCA along the way.
https://www.amazon.com/Networking-Dummies-Computer-Tech/dp/111925776X
What you say would only be possible if the Internet was one giant server xD
simply ban Monero
LOL
There's one - but it requires a daemon to connect to. The public daemons at Moneroworld may be an option.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.m2049r.xmrwallet&hl=en
Beyond that, I'd suggest you wait for the official MyMonero wallet. Due soon^tm
Bitfinex Longs/Shorts restored and updated
Whenever you respond to an ad to buy Monero from one of the sellers on the site, LocalMonero automatically escrows the relevant balance from the seller. After that, the buyer transfers the payment for the Monero to the seller using the payment method specified in the ad. So, in case of PayPal, the seller would provide their PayPal account email to the buyer and then the buyer would logon to their PayPal and make the transfer. Once the seller confirms the payment arrives they release the Monero to the buyer. Done.
If there is any sort of dispute then our staff will step in and mediate the issue. In any case, the seller has no way to run off with your money since we've escrowed it.
You do have to be extra careful if you are a seller and accept PayPal as a payment method, since it is reversible. I.e. after the Monero is released to the buyer, the buyer might reverse the PayPal transaction, and so you're left with neither the fiat nor the Monero.
Have you tried LocalMonero? We've got plenty of traders that offer XMR directly for Aussie bank cardless cash
Anyone who considers portfolio rebalancing from/to precious metals and look for opportunities here are some widgets that might help.
All the coins started going down the same time Monero started going down. To easily see this, go to https://coinmarketcap.com/ and use a window or sheet of paper to cover up the left side of the graphs, showing only the portion of the graphs where Monero's price started going down.
Can anyone recommend a ChangeNow.io alternative that's actually swapping/working right now with BTC->XMR? My usual order flow is buying BTC from Gemini and then swapping into Monero via Changenow.io, but with Binance down,I can't do it.
I actually bought BTC @ $32.4K USD, but I'm watching the purchasing power of the BTC melt as XMR rises. Which is all good, I'm still winning since I have long term hold XMR stash.
ps - yes, I'm aware of Bisq but I'd prefer to do this via exchange.
You want one that covertly works with the Feds?
Serious answer: Bisq is decentralized, and localmonero.co is a peer-to-peer platform.
In case your exchange is passing information to third parties, it's useful to think about how much they know. If you send XMR to a exchange, the exchange cannot see what address you sent it from. If you send XMR out from an exchange, the exchange can see the 95 characters of the address that you sent it to, but they have no way of knowing the balance or transaction history of that address (unlike bitcoin).
As the title suggest, a friend and myself have been working hard on Delta, a cryptocoin portfolio manager so you can easily keep track of all your trading activity. :)
It's quite similar to Blockfolio but since we used BF a lot ourselves, we thought it could be improved. So here is our first try. We'll continue adding features of course. Highlights are probably that you can keep track of ICO's that aren't one exchanges yet. As well as 'Deduct/Add from holdings'.
You can download it for free straight away via https://getdelta.io
Looking forward to your feedback! We know some stuff is still missing but we're super motivated to add a lot of extra features in the coming weeks and months.
PS: We actually pushed our second update already, which you can read more about here: https://medium.com/getdelta/delta-1-2-is-available-now-2c5327f3625f
If the the data on cryptocompare is accurate Moneros current market price is almost twice as high as its current average mining electricity cost which in my eyes a normal price.
Other currencies that have a lot higher mining profits are in a bubble. Probably pumped by a few whales.
I think that Bitcoin is dead man walking. Blockstream has a stranglehold, and either through incompetence or malice they locked in the 1mb blocksize, and as soon as blocks filled up in March Bitcoin's market share started dropping.
https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/
I converted mine to Monero, might also buy Ethereum at some point.
See the Poloniex Terms and Conditions, Section 6: Margin Trading. I have highlighted relevant sections.
> Margin trading on Poloniex is HIGH RISK. You may sustain a total loss of funds, or owe money beyond what you have deposited to your Account. The high volatility and substantial risk of illiquidity in markets means that you may not always be able to liquidate your position.
> If the value of the assets in your Account falls below the maintenance margin requirement or Poloniex determines, at its sole discretion, that your Account appears to be in danger of defaulting on a loan, Poloniex may seize and liquidate any or all of your positions and assets on any balance in your Account in order to settle your debt to lenders. If, after your positions and assets are liquidated, your account still contains insufficient funds to settle your debts to lenders, you will be responsible for any additional funds owed. Intentionally defaulting on a loan may result in Poloniex reporting your activities to authorities and/or in legal prosecution.
> Although Poloniex takes several precautions to prevent a user from defaulting on a loan, the high volatility and substantial risk of illiquidity in markets means that Poloniex cannot make any guarantees against default. When you lend to other users using the Platform’s P2P lending system, you risk the loss of an unpaid principle if the borrower defaults on a loan and liquidation of the borrower's account fails to raise sufficient funds to cover his or her debt.
> All trading, margin trading, lending, and/or borrowing is conducted by Users, and Poloniex does not take any responsibility for any loss or damage incurred as a result of your use of any services Poloniex provides or your failure to understand the risks involved in your use of such services.
You can visit Liberalcoins.com. We accept US and European traders.
It is very important for traders such as yourself to find a trustworthy trading site. Our company owners have been validated by the largest cyber security company Symantec and our employees are active in local activities, such as Monero meetups.
Check out liberalcoins.com. In the UK you can trade for example with our trader Bit2Money. You will most likely not find a p2p seller with a better price.
https://cryptowat.ch/poloniex/xmrusd/1w
I recommend first cleaning the chart of all the rainbow colored useless indicators, then you can set the log scaling with the first button (from the left) above the chart. Adding some padding you can see the beautiful long term trend xmr is doing.
That way it is possible to see that this is just the beginning of the breakout.
Edit: 12.13 usd now, we are on one way ticket to moon...
Edit 2: We just touched 13 usd, We are going to Mars before Elon Musk...
I have seen recommendations for CloakVPN. They are charging $5 a month. They accept monero at these rates: Is this site reparable? With the price of XMR down, these Monero rates are also very cheap.
0.022 Monero buys 30 days of cloakVPN access. ($0.93)
0.264 Monero buys 1 year of cloakVPN access. ($11.21)
0.528 Monero buys 2 years of cloakVPN access. ($22.41)
>Have you thought about expanding that like you can make a widget that had like everything you know what I mean like fiat currency, oil natural gas, corn soybeans
I will look around and if I find something useful (corn, beans etc) I will create them and post it here.
Btw. I made some custom widgets a few weeks ago.
> So is mining monero not profitable?
It looks like that. Put your own values for a quick estimate here: CryptoCompare XMR
> Is this a serious issue?
Time will tell. But hashrate can start falling at any time, as some miners will disconnect from network.
> How is the hashrate going to go 10x from here if it's not profitable?
Simply keep your fingers crossed for ETH, because when ETH is worth mining, then XMR hashrate goes up as a side effect. (I don't know what will happen when PoS comes.) Because I think that the other Monero mining groups are probably already at their limits (regular miners, botnets, network administrators, XMR fanatics or enthusiasts).
If you don't like the chart, just zoom out 😉 ... and don't even look at how we stand against BTC in recent years.
But I think Miners are more interested in this:
Or this:
... feel free to put your real numbers in there.
I have had no problems with them, so I don't know why it would be good or bad. That's also why it's quite hard to spot if it's sarcasm or not.
EDIT: But lol this looks bad: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/bittrex.com
sure, you can on Kraken: https://trade.kraken.com/charts/KRAKEN:XMR-BTC
or Bitfinex: https://www.bitfinex.com/t/XMR:BTC?refcode=H70YTMupQ
These are ofc not XMR/ETH pairs. But XMR/BTC has mostly more volume anyway. So, you first trade ETH for BTC and BTC for XMR. Be sure to make a small profit to cover the fees!
Their API shows I believe up to the last 100 transactions. Also apparently they have some ties with LE so I wouldn't be surprised if they were to hand over all of their transactions to LE if asked.
Absolutely. We're a P2P platform, traders get to set their own terms.
Not all UK traders require KYC, though. Here's an example of one that doesn't.
Thanks for the info, alot of the comments suggest a phishing scam. And that market place was 100% monero.
There was also an exchange (hotbit) who froze transactions because of an attack (they did sell xmr, not sure about the volume)
While I'm not a huge fan of Emin this is a great article. I was wondering what the excessive short interest at finex was all about. I suspect the folks running this arbitrage are going to get fucked over in some way. Maybe they won't be credited with Bitcoin Cash immediately and they'll have to cover their shorts?
Edit: basically finex isn't going to credit them with the full BCC.
You can try LocalMonero or MoneroForCash. If none of the offers currently up satisfy you, you can put up your own buy ad with the desired price and payment method.
I mean, if you got LTC you can just shapeshift or changelly to shift into XMR. Otherwise you can try buying directly with fiat on LocalMonero and MoneroForCash.
Try putting up a listing on LocalMonero. There is usually plenty of buyers in the US region and you might be able to get yourself a nice markup and not have to go through any sort of KYC/AML ID verification.
I'm watching on poloniex https://cryptowat.ch/poloniex/xmrusd/15m The biggest jump of the day was 153$, since we had a fall and a first bouce that is currently ending. I think that 2 other bouces will happend with less amplitude. Korean are sleeping now (1am for them) and algorithms are doing their job, but at 2-3h am UTC, they come back to work and price will jump.
Our friend Serhack has a #1 best seller on Amazon right now called "Mastering Monero"
https://www.amazon.com/dp/1731079966
Also I'd get familiar with getmonero.org...the moneropedia part of it, and the main sub. r/Monero
I used Changenow, they have an app as far as I know. Can check it https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.changenow.changenow&hl=en
>know what's up with the price on Robinhood?
That price was interesting there. Less than a dollar for one Monero. Is it possible to withdraw coins to your wallet from there?
In Qubes I didn't understand how to run or install any programs, I get that it has different VMs but I wasn't sure how to use them. Tried following this guide but my whonix downloads also kept failing after only 5% for some weird reason. I'm very new to Linux so I'm going to try to become more proficient and eventually run a permanent node since I have a spare computer.
Bithumb is currently most volume exchange. And monero is not listed on that many exchanges, that is why lately was so behind in volume. https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/volume/monthly/ Less then $1 billion was traded last month in Monero. But 7 times more in Ripple.
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/monero/#markets shows XMR at ~$70 on Bittrex right now, although it appears to be correcting. It topped out at about $75 for a minute or so. Either way, we just got a pump to $60+
I've been very happy with Binance but as others have said here their withdrawal wallet is undergoing maintenance. No interest in withdrawing anytime soon though so not a problem currently.
> I wonder how much USD is spent on drugs
Well, worldwide the drug trade is estimated around 400b USD http://www.worldometers.info/drugs/
The U.S. is about 4.2% of the world's population so I'd say at minimum 18 billion dollars. That'd only be an average of about 56$ per U.S citizen per year. I mean, state-legal marijuana sales Totaled $6.7 billion alone in 2016.
It's called network fee. You can't move coins without paying them. And BTC fees are pretty damn high.
Also, read this:
https://changenow.io/blog/are-there-free-crypto-exchanges
It's not that straight forward. Australian exchanges have disabled privacy coins. Coinspot doesn't have it anymore and kraken if you have Australian IDs for KYC doesn't allow it for you.
Try local monero or buy BTC and you can use cakewallet that has ChangeNow integrated now.
https://changenow.io/video/how-perform-monero-swap-with-changenow-in-cake-wallet
Hi otatew,
we have a very active UK trading community at liberalcoins. We would be happy to welcome you there.
I would also like to add that most of our liberalcoins staff is located in London. We are currently working on organising the next Monero meetup there (Which is probably going to be in January).
You are welcome to sign up to our site to receive updates on the Meetup.
At Liberalcoins.com you can choose from a variety of payment methods (Cash, Bank Wire and Cash deposit included) to buy and sell Monero, BTC and LTC.
If you find cheaper ads in BTC or LTC, you can convert both currencies easily on our site instantly to XMR.
You can try and find someone on https://localmonero.co who will sell via CC. Most likely they will require a PayPal transfer via friends and family with the CC since they don't want the prospect of reversal charges.
Yes, PayPal transaction is reversible which is why I only buy XMR and not sell XMR via PayPal.
Seller have to be extra careful when accepting payment via PayPal.
Anyway, if you have xmr to sell. Here's my link https://localmonero.co/ad/dfa82179-1422-48fc-a821-791422b8fc95
+1
You can also try using Fidor Bank as SEPA payments are only £2.49
Kraken has been great in my experience of using it. Localmonero.co is also an easy option if you decide to purchase on there instead.
https://localmonero.co/ad?type=ONLINE_SELL&countryCode=US&currencyCode=USD None of these traders are applicable to you? Shouldn't Wells Fargo cash deposit ad work for you?
TRADE INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Send a trade request on LocalMonero.co,
2. Fill out a Wells Fargo deposit slip,
3. Keep the receipt,
4. Upload 3 pics:...
Try LocalMonero or MoneroForCash. No bitcoin needed. While you'll probably pay a premium over the exchange rate, it will certainly be quicker and easier than going through exchange verification process.
No, MoneroForCash is run by /u/c-789. The main difference between our services is that MFC doesn't require anyone to deposit any XMR onto their site to be held in escrow, while LocalMonero does.
As u/honestlyimeanreally said, you may find a PayPal seller on LocalMonero, but consider also trying other payment methods, such as cash deposit (you walk up to an ATM and deposit cash to someone's accounts) or gift cards. Just go through the offers and maybe you'll find a payment method you're interested in. Most traders on our site won't ask for any ID/verification and you'll be done pretty quickly.
LocalMonero and MoneroForCash are both P2P trading sites, so, essentially, someone puts up their listings and other users respond. In most of the cases ID verification isn't asked for.
Nice! I'm still on the basics with chaos: making a new science
And https://www.amazon.com/Chaos-Fractals-Introduction-David-Feldman/dp/0199566445
I use Perfect Privacy because I can pay with crypto and they claim not to keep logs. However I can't seem to get the thing configured properly because when I have it installed, I have no internet at all unless I go through the I've messed with all the settings and can't seem to figure it out. Other than that tho, it works great. Just gotta connect to the VPN every time.
Not yet, they don't allow withdrawals, meaning they sell no crypto just IOUs.
Plus, they don't sell Monero, they just provide market data.
https://weather.com/health/cold-flu/news/2020-01-28-flu-more-deadly-than-coronavirus
The coronavirus is an overblown FUD pawn being used as propaganda. Influenza is far deadlier worldwide for example.
Probably my next VPN.
AirVPN taught me a lot about how VPNs work. Because their built-in app (Eddie) is so slow and outdated, I've been learning about protocols and configurations, and now I've set up everything using generic apps and drivers. I don't need the built-in apps anymore, because most of the time they don't offer you the features you need, or just plainly refuse to work.
Just give me server's IP address, a Wireguard key or OVPN settings, and I'll configure everything myself. Using command line if I must.
I tried Mullvad too. Still using it until the time runs out next month. But it’s been garbage. Imgur doesn’t work if I’m connected, my bank doesn’t work. Hell, even a gas station rewards app doesn’t work when I’m connected on Mullvad vpn.
Tried Mullvad VPN, wasn't very happy with it. I'm gonna stay with my previous vendor. Now I have a Mullvad account that's paid until May 4th. Don't need it. Gonna give it away for free to a fellow trader.
Reply with an original flash fiction up to 365 words. Story with most upvotes gets the Mullvad account number sent from me via Reddit PM (or other comms channel by choice).
I don't discriminate by time zone so the competition is up until 2022-04-06T17:00:00 UTC. Good luck!
Those are valid macro concerns. An additional reason:
Check out the price chart for XMRBTC and zoom out to all-time scale. Note how often XMRBTC has found support around 0.0040. April 2015. March 2016. January to April 2021. October 2021 to now.
Maybe this means XMRBTC has again found support and could do well again soon. A record high of .035 and a current price around .0043 implies XMRBTC could 8x from here, because it has been there before. Similarly, it could do so within one year because the climb from Mar 2016 to the ath in 2017 was roughly a year.
After Wednesday's FED announcement may be a good time to consider shifting from BTC to XMR, maybe shifting from cash to XMR too, depending on what they say.
Read a lot about the coins you want to invest and also you can follow https://coinmarketcap.com/ too see if people invest in the coins you want to buy and it's not a scam coin. My portofolio: Ripple (#3 on marketcap), Augur, Siacoin, Stellar, Bitshares, MaidSafeCoin.
Hope one of them makes it big.
Read a lot about the coins you want to invest and also you can follow https://coinmarketcap.com/ too see if people invest in the coins you want to buy and it's not a scam coin. My portofolio: Ripple (#3 on marketcap), Augur, Siacoin, Stellar, Bitshares, MaidSafeCoin.
Hope one of them makes it big.
Updated my chart tool now with multi selection.
Click the link below for an example.
Based on the XMR/ZEC ratio when I thought it was "high" and expected it to go down again soon I have ocassionally traded XMR for ZEC and shortly after when the ratio went down traded it back for XMR ending up having more XMR.
Until now it has always worked well, but perhaps it no longer will in the future. Please don't see this as a financial advise and do any trades based on what I say.
>Tell me ONE other completely anonymous method of payment they can use.
Mullvad VPN:
>Can I really pay with cash?
>You bet, and please! Stay anonymous all the way. Just put your cash and payment token (randomly generated on our website) in an envelope and send it to us. We accept the following currencies: EUR, USD, GBP, SEK, DKK, NOK, CHF, CAD, AUD, NZD.
As for selling, I would hold positions where you believe in the fundamentals and do not immediately need the fiat. Alternately, use the XMR for purchases in place of fiat if you want to draw down on the position. This has the added benefit of improving the fundamentals by encouraging XMR transactions.
Some whale made a big purchase on Kraken? (price goes up to 264 USD)
Now is price difference with Binance is more than 1 USD.
I use https://cryptowat.ch/
Volume for Monero is pretty low right now. But that's pretty normal as its mostly been consolidating. If it has an explosive breakout, that number can 3-4x pretty quickly.
Edit - XMR/BTC pair is pretty misleading. Looks great on the USDT chart and looks like its settting up!
Kraken has trading fees (you can just search the web for "kraken monero fees", and on that page look for XMR).
You could check the other exchanges listed at https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/monero/#markets but most of them have fees.
Is the internet half broken for everyone else too? I'm away for social media and nearly all browsing for 3-4 weeks, I come back and everything is total shit. Tradingview is nearly unusable. Reddit refuses to show me notification ... kind of, if I leave my VPN. YT is totally broken if I'm on IVPN.
This is with two different browsers. But other websites are acting just fine. What the fuck? Is this because of log4j? Is anyone else having problems?
Regarding the reason about why your Poloniex account is closed. Back at the end of May they sent out emails with this info. Might want to get in touch with them if you want to get access again.
We are requiring that all legacy Poloniex accounts become verified through the latest version of our verification portal. Our records indicate that you have a legacy account. Please visit your <em>profile page</em> and follow the instructions to complete this verification. During the process, you’ll be asked to provide a verification photo of yourself as well as a photo of a valid government-issued ID card or passport. When taking your verification photo, please follow these <em>guidelines</em>.
Maybe this would indicate a motivation. https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2018/04/24/bitmain-antpool-artificially-boosting-bitcoin-cash-bch-price/
It is no secret that big ASIC miners are trying to pump up ASIC friendly coins so it would be not much of a surprise that they would sell a coin that forked away their ASICs. Of course they only have finite amount of XMR to sell, so after It runs out, I would not be surprised if we see an increase in price.
I wanted to have a super simple website which only shows the price of Monero with no other bullshit. I also implemented ASCII based chart with all the common durations (1d, 7d, 30d, 90d, 1y, all). It's also open source and self-hostable, feel free to contribute if you want.
Thank you for your questions!
1. You can see customers reviews here
2. We don't use payment ID's for, like almost half a year.
3. The average exchange time for XMR swaps is 10-15 minutes
Like XMR, ETH, or any other crypto, BTS has value because it has utility (arguably moreso than most other coins). In addition to that, BTS derives value from the fact that there are multiple businesses built atop the platform provided by the DEX.
Waves hybrid DEX is easy. The sign up was so quick but it was a couple years ago. The exchange has decent volume. Flyp.me does a decent job if you're going small. No account or registration with flyp but Waves might ask for more now it's a bigger one
I feel like Cake Wallet is a bit overrated in here
Cake Wallet converts between BTC and XMR using Changenow (likely using their API and affiliate program), but if you’re not new, why not just directly use https://changenow.io?
Additionally, other wallets like Exodus have much better UI/UX and have integration with hardware wallets like Trezor, which is especially notable considering Ledger’s recent data leak
Am I missing something? What other features makes Cake Wallet worthwhile instead?
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