Tuesday, November 13, 2018

Karatcoin - Charity Fundraising

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Charity Fundraising

To increase aid to mines, fundraising campaigns will be launched through online platforms, events and conferences will be organized as well as organizing lunches and gala dinners.

Karatcoin tokens will be offered as a prize for participation in individual events.

Each charitable action will set precise objectives to be achieved and quantify the sum necessary to pursue this goal. If the established amount is collected, the prize offered will be extracted.

The most virtuous mines that will center the objectives listed in the project status plan, they will receive donations to conduct humanitarian projects, already predetermined with the Karat Foundation, as established by the guidelines included in our code of conduct.

Website: https://karatcoin.co/

White Paper: https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/karatcoin.co/files/docs/KC_WP.pdf

Foundation: https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/karatcoin.co/files/docs/KC_Foundation.pdf

Token sale: https://karatcoin.dreammy.io/register

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Tuesday Inferno market report

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TL;DR volatility returns, with gradually increasing volume?

After last week’s promising breakout, bitcoin took a dive and is now back within its range. With the failure to make higher highs, we’re back to the previous rules: resistance at $6,400 and $6,200, with $6,000 being the established demand zone. Should the price drop to ~$5,700, we’d say it’s time to short – as ever, though, do your own research.

At the time of writing, BTC stands at $6,275. Volume is up a little; while it’s still pretty lacklustre, the direction of travel is right at least. Coinmarketcap is showing aggregate volumes into the $4 billion range (check the Historical Data tab for Bitcoin). While we’d like to see figures much higher, a large proportion of the last three months have seen lower volumes than that.

Meanwhile, BCash is retracing hard after its pre-fork pump, which looks like nothing more than your traditional crypto P&D. It seems that this event may have brought some interest to the overall crypto space, as traders purchased BTC to buy BCH – which are now being sold again. Craig Wright has stated his aim to kill BCH entirely. He claims he has over 50% of network hashrate at his disposal, meaning he could destroy BCHABC (Ver and Wu’s chain) and ensure his own BCHSV survives. Needless to say, the futures market has been volatile, and given that Wu has a lot of Bitmain hashrate to draw on, it could all get very ugly. Wright has threatened legal action of Wu moves Antpool hashrate to counter-attack.

Just another day in crypto. Most likely we’ll need to wait until after the fork happens and all of that mess plays out before the situation for BTC itself becomes clearer. You can read our rundown of the BCH fork debacle here.

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[Daily Discussion] Tuesday, November 13, 2018

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Cryptocurrency Exchange Bithumb to Give Away Bitcoin, Ether, and XRP in Airdrop Event

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[Daily Discussion] Tuesday, November 13, 2018

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Well done HtmlBunker CEO Márcio Gandra for this awesome presentation at the Blockmaster Event in São Paulo, Brazil. The HTMLCOIN community applaud your performance! #cryptocurrency #crypto #btc #bitcoin #AltHash #Blockchain #blockchaintechnology #blockmaster #blockmaster2018 https://t.co/7vK9qfHXyq

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/r/Monero Daily Discussion – November 13, 2018 - Use this thread for basic questions and if you're new to Monero

Index

  1. General questions
  2. Wallet: CLI & GUI
  3. Wallet: Ledger
  4. Nodes

1. General questions

Where can I download the Monero wallet?

There are multiple Monero wallets for a wide range of devices at your disposal. Check the table below for details and download links. All wallets listed below are open source. Attention: for extra security make sure to calculate and compare the checksum of your downloaded files.


Desktop wallets

Wallet Device Description Download link
"Official" GUI / CLI Windows, Mac OS X, Linux The default implementation that is maintained by the core team. Use this one to run a full node and obtain maximum privacy.Has Ledger (hardware wallet) integration. Current version: 0.13.0.3 / 0.13.0.2. GetMonero.org
MyMonero Windows, Mac OS X, Linux MyMonero is a lightweight wallet, which means you don't need to download the blockchain and run a node. MyMonero was developed with the assistance of the core team. They also have web-based and iOS versions. GitHub

Mobile wallets

Wallet Device Description Download link
Monerujo Android Popular Android lightweight wallet that has very cool features, like integration with xmr.to which lets you send payments in BTC using your XMR. It also has Ledger (hardware wallet) integration. Website: https://www.monerujo.io/. Google Play / F-Droid / GitHub
MyMonero iOS iOS version of the MyMonero wallet. All versions have interoperability. App Store
Cake Wallet iOS Popular iOS lightweight wallet that has integration with MorphToken, which means you can instantly exchange your XMR to other coins and tokens. Website: https://cakewallet.io/ App Store
X Wallet iOS Another iOS lightweight wallet. Website: https://xwallet.tech/ App Store
Edge Wallet Android / iOS This is a multi-assets wallet, meaning you can store Monero, Bitcoin, Ethereum and other tokens in one single app. https://edge.app/ ⚠️ Relatively new - use with caution! ⚠️ Google Play / App Store

Web-based wallets

Wallet Description Link
MyMonero Web version of the MyMonero wallet. All versions have interoperability. Web
XMRWallet Web wallet with TOR support. ⚠️ Relatively new - use with caution! ⚠️ Web / Onion URL

How long does it take for my balance to unlock?

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.

How can I prove that I sent a payment?

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).

How do I buy Monero (XMR) with Bitcoin (BTC)?

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.

How do I buy Monero (XMR) with fiat?

  • Kraken (USD and EUR): old-school, decent exchange. They might require your documents for verification and approval of your account.
  • LocalMonero: peer-to-peer exchange. They have pretty much everything as a payment method and they support hundreds of fiat options.

How do I mine Monero? And other mining questions.

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.


2. Wallet: CLI & GUI

Why I can't see my balance? Where is my XMR?

Before any action there are two things to check:

  1. Are you using the latest available version of the wallet? A new version is released roughly every 6 months, so make sure you're using the current release (compare the release on GetMonero.org with your wallet's version on Settings, under Debug info).
  2. Is your wallet fully synchronized? If it isn't, wait the sync to complete.

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.

If this is not a sufficient answer for your case and you're looking for more information, please see this answer on StackExchange.

How do I upgrade my wallet to the newest version?

This question is beautifully answered on StackExchange.

Why does it take so long to sync the wallet [for the first time]?

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).

I don't want to download the blockchain, how can I skip that?

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.

How do I restore my wallet from the mnemonic seed or from the keys?

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.


3. Wallet: Ledger

How do I generate a Ledger Monero Wallet with the GUI or CLI?

This question is beautifully answered on StackExchange. Check this page for the GUI instructions, and this page for the CLI instructions.


4. Nodes

How can my local node become a public remote node?

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".

How can I connect my node via Tor?

This question is beautifully answered on StackExchange.