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Articles from the news some years ago about how the Nokia 1100 is apparently being sought out by criminals for the purposes of fraud, and comment sections filled with people trying to sell their nokia 1100s.
(it is even possible that this was a real thing for a moment, i don't want to bog down this thread with details of the 'exploit' involved but at that time, perhaps those nokias were easier to get than android phones from china available currently where you can also change the imei etc).
I am 30% thinking that was the case, 30% thinking it was an urban myth, and 100% thinking there was a clever group of people doing what I will lay out for you now:
a) spread rumor that an obscure piece of tech that is borderline worthless or worth only $, which you own some examples of, is being bought by hackers/criminals for $$$$$. this is better than saying that it is being sought after by collectors or enthusiasts- a real collector or enthusiast can debunk this very swiftly, so that is not optimal.
b) post "want to buy" listings, spread postings from people saying they were contacted when they listed theirs for sale and got paid $$$$$
c) you DO own some of these, right? if not, you just did some work for nothing. now start selling them for $$$ to greedy morons who think they are about to profit off of you
d) eventually everyone who has one in the back of their closet, pawnshops, hoarders, will catch on and flood the market, the price will forever be a few dollars more than before but it will probably crash down from wherever you lifted it
e) buy pants
this also lets you use the convoluted practice of model numbers to your benefit, for once. going by a specific model number lets you make most existing pools of tech much much smaller.
for example, i have a lenovo computer, new in box, that i bought to flip. these computers had a model type and then variants, example (not the real one) BH-420-007POO, BH-420-007POJ, BH-420-007POK, etc.
as part of my plan to sell it, i made just ONE ebay listings for it including the full model number, didn't even bother claiming it was useful for bitcoin mining like in my craigslist ads ;)
i listed it for, of course, $980. which is a little excessive over the $90 i paid for what was essentially an older system that was probably worth about $140-150 at the time and now, a year later, is probably worth $120 if that. immediately, i noticed that a few (looking like big automated clearinghouse type operations) sellers on ebay were undercutting me with THEIR lenovos of the same model- by only a few dollars!
i found this hilarious and intended to take the results to a pawnshop but the system had no software installed on it, and i had many more pressing schemes to operate so for A YEAR OR TWO i just totally bubbled the market for not only that sub-model but the main model line itself.
at first i was only aware of the ebay price hike, which still extends to doing a google search of something and choosing the "shopping" result.
i checked back in today and noticed that the google shopping result now gives results on amazon as well, where it is holding steady from the upper $800 to low/mid $900 range. a few jokers on ebay have contented themselves with listings in the $600 range now, and i should probably cash in on this before it sinks any lower. the main model line is still going on ebay for $50-100 more than it actually should, with my sub-model still completely fucked up.
fyi pawnshops do not go by amazon or google shopping (unless it's like, a new in box product- and we will cover 'having entire fake lines of product invented from thin air, made in china complete with packaging, websites and sales material created to indicate that they retail for multi-thousands, spending maybe $100 per unit, and flipping them to suckers' on another time. basically white van speaker scam but with specific marketing and not using their dated sales model. the existing white van speaker scam racketeers are not evolving with the times and are stuck in the speaker / sound system paradigm)
pawnshops will go by what items on ebay are actually SELLING for which means if you're going to inflate prices and pawn, you need a few ebay accounts. and really, that strategy will help bolster the con for anyone you sell to. "i don't have the time to sell this on ebay, you can double your money"
pawnshops will offer you like 30% of what something sells for on ebay. maybe 50% if you are lucky. however, i think you could get more IF you can play it off as a pawn and not a sale. you might have to build a reputation at that shop first, which is probably too time consuming (and costly) just to make a few hundred in profit on them.
if anyone is interested in doing something like this, i have a plan laid out for another nokia 1100 type event. there will be room for many people to participate, everyone can stay anonymous, and everyone can make some big bucks.
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In order to increase the marketing coverage of the campaign, create the initial transaction liquidity and test the platform we created a bounty program. One percent of all CCX tokens from the initial number will be distributed to users participating in the development of the platform at earlier stages. Tokens at the end of the program will be sent to user accounts on the CoinCasso exchange. We want to revive the Ambassador program to increase influence on the foreign market - cooperation with blockchain enthusiasts around the world is planned. To participate in our bounty program, please follow our topic on BitcoinTalk.
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The proceeds from the token sale will fund the services and products launch, continued platform development and user acquisition:
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● 10% Mobile Wallet & Pay app Development
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● 5% Company operation cap Required to cover company formation and legal cover, insurance, accounting, and administration. It will also allow us to obtain licenses and translations, build structures and architecture needed depending on the countries in which we will operate.
● 5% Product research and monitoring Creation of own research and development unit allowing company for independent or partner work on introducing modern and out-of-date products and services mainly based on blockchain technology that are not included in this whitepaper.
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There are multiple Monero wallets for a wide range of devices at your disposal. Check the table below for details and download links. Attention: for extra security make sure to calculate and compare the checksum of your downloaded files when possible.
Please note the following usage of the labels:
⚠️ - Relatively new and/or beta. Use wallet with caution.
☢️ - Closed source.
| Wallet | Device | Description | Download link |
|---|---|---|---|
| "Official" GUI / CLI | Windows, macOS, Linux | Default implementation maintained by the core team. Use this wallet to run a full node and obtain maximum privacy. Integrates with hardware wallets. Current version: 0.14.0.0 / 0.14.0.2. | GetMonero.org |
| MyMonero | Windows, macOS, Linux | Lightweight wallet -- you don't need to download the blockchain and run a node. MyMonero was developed with the assistance of the core team. It also has web-based and iOS versions. | MyMonero.com |
| Exodus Eden (Beta) | Windows, macOS, Linux | ⚠️ / Multi-asset wallet. | Exodus.io |
| ZelCore | Windows, macOS, Linux | ⚠️ / Multi-asset wallet. It also has Android and iOS versions. | Zeltrez.io |
| Guarda | Windows, macOS, Linux | ⚠️ ☢️ / Multi-asset wallet. | Guarda.co |
| Wallet | Device | Description | Download link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monerujo | Android | Integrates with Ledger (hardware wallet). Website: https://www.monerujo.io/. | Google Play / F-Droid / GitHub |
| MyMonero | iOS | Website: https://mymonero.com/ | App Store |
| Cake Wallet | iOS | Website: https://cakewallet.io/ | App Store |
| X Wallet | iOS | Website: https://xwallet.tech/ | App Store |
| Edge Wallet | Android / iOS | Multi-asset wallet. Website: https://edge.app/ | Google Play / App Store |
| ZelCore | Android / iOS | ⚠️ / Multi-asset wallet. Website: https://zelcore.io/ | Google Play / App Store |
| Coinomi | Android / iOS | ⚠️ ☢️ / Multi-asset wallet. Website: https://www.coinomi.com/ | Google Play / App Store |
| Moxi / Guarda | Android / iOS | ⚠️ ☢️ / Multi-asset wallet. Website: https://guarda.co/ | Google Play / App Store |
| Wallet | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
| MyMonero | Web version of the MyMonero wallet. | Web |
| XMRWallet | Web wallet with TOR support. | Web / Onion URL |
| Guarda | Multi-asset wallet. | Web |
Your balance is unlocked after 10 confirmations (which means 10 mined blocks). A block is mined approximately every two minutes on the Monero network, so that would be around 20 minutes.
The fastest and most direct way is by using the ExploreMonero blockchain explorer. You will need to recover the transaction key from your wallet (complete guide for GUI / CLI).
There are dozens of exchanges that trade Monero against Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Check out the list on CoinMarketCap and choose the option that suits you best.
There are multiple ways to exchange your Monero for Bitcoin, but first of all, I'd like to remind you that if you really want to do your part for Monero, one of the simplest ways is to get in touch with your merchant/service provider and request for it to accept Monero directly as payment. Ask the service provider to visit the official website and our communication channels if he or she needs help with system integration.
That being said, the community has been recommending two services in particular, XMR.TO and MorphToken. These services are only recommendations and are operated by entities outside the control of the Monero Project. Be diligent.
The correct place to ask questions and discuss the Monero mining scene is in the dedicated subreddit r/MoneroMining. That being said, you can find a list of pools and available mining software in the GetMonero.org website.
Before any action there are two things to check:
Settings, under Debug info).Because Monero is different from Bitcoin, wallet synchronization is not instant. The software needs to synchronize the blockchain and use your private keys to identify your transactions. Check in the lower left corner (GUI) if the wallet is synchronized.
You can't send transactions and your balance might be wrong or unavailable if the wallet is not synced with the network. So please wait.
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You have decided to use Monero's wallet and run a local node. Congratulations! You have chosen the safest and most secure option for your privacy, but unfortunately this has an initial cost. The first reason for the slowness is that you will need to download the entire blockchain, which is considerably heavy (+70 GB) and constantly growing. There are technologies being implemented in Monero to slow this growth, however it is inevitable to make this initial download to run a full node. Consider syncing to a device that has an SSD instead of an HDD, as this greatly impacts the speed of synchronization.
Now that the blockchain is on your computer, the next time you run the wallet you only need to download new blocks, which should take seconds or minutes (depending on how often you use the wallet).
The way to skip downloading the blockchain is connecting your wallet to a public remote node. You can follow this guide on how to set it up. You can find a list of public remote nodes on MoneroWorld.
Be advised that when using a public remote node you lose some of your privacy. A public remote node is able to identify your IP and opens up a range for certain attacks that further diminish your privacy. A remote node can't see your balance and it can't spend your XMR.
To restore your wallet with the 25 word mnemonic seed, please see this guide.
To restore your wallet with your keys, please see this guide.
This question is beautifully answered on StackExchange. Check this page for the GUI instructions, and this page for the CLI instructions.
If you want to support other Monero users by making your node public, you can follow the instructions on MoneroWorld, under the section "How To Include Your Node On Moneroworld".
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When we say Blockchain, it makes every payment or everything fast, advanced and secured and the Gambling and Betting industry is one of those industries adopting blockchain. Indeed there are countries like Malta , that was also known as Pioneer in the Gambling Industry, already planning to legalised the use of Bitcoin as well as the other crypto currency for their online casinos.
Looks promising, but how can the Blockchain technology will change the Gambling and the Betting Industry? will it be for the good, or for the worse?
Decentralization. Adopting Blockchain leads you to Democratization that will creates a value.
The Transparency and Trust. I know you will agree with me, Transparency and Trust is the most important in all aspects. And the online casinos loose it as it was used for some tricks and scams. Blockchain will creates a trust among the customers enabled them to bet with the confidence. It will never be tricked and manipulated because the Smart Contracts will verify the records that was shared by the ledger.
Gambling and Betting is 50- 50, it’s risky! You may win, you may loose! But still many people got addictive with it hoping for positive result. We saw how Blockchain Connected with this Industry. As a matter of Fact, I saw many Blockchain start-ups project about gambling and betting, and what like how risky is this industry, Those projects are so risky too. Some of them got successful and Many of them is not. There still newly born projects and one of them is Betbox.
With a 4.3 ratings on ICO Bench , I ended up into this project where Both Stefan Godly the CEO and Marc Weyermann the CTO Passed the KYC. So it be more interesting.
The name describes what the protocol is about. It will be a global workbench (box) for monetarized events (bet). That's where the name BETBOX lies
Betbox is a decentralized, transparent, and a P2P network betting platform aiming to foretell the present challenges that the players facing while providing the safe, smooth and a continuous comfortable platform to the bet.
As what I say before where both CEO and CTO of Betbox passed KYC on ICO Bench, it will be the start of humours that this team was real.
The team have been to IDACB Nigeria, crypto summit zurich, blockchain summit Malta, UCIM singapore and the blockshow asia.
Did you know that the OX token has no maximum supply? Maybe sounds crazy for anyone but, how is that happen? how can we get more OX?
You know bet365 betfair? I actually think first that it was same, But after reading everything about it, It's a total different. Actually I can think of a ecosystem which is combinging a monetized social media feed with gambling and lottery features, but I found out that they will also develop traditional betting features in the future, unfortunately, for now They can integrate 1x2 bets, p2p bets, group bets, public bets, but it is with social odds and not like bet365 where ahh we get an exact qutation for a specific timeframe.
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