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Quote from: tonyharding on January 19, 2018, 10:02:52 AM

I reckon they had to resolve their wallet issues first, otherwise new exchanges wouldn't accept them.

BOOM, HitBTC confirmed as a listing. Buckle up guys, we're hopefully going to see some more people coming into ETN now.

Source: https://twitter.com/electroneum/status/954410503496982528

I'm not sure if HitBTC can rise up price of coins/tokens of any project... I saw many projects where everybody was very excited with listing on HitBTC... and nothing happened... I don't believe that Electroneum will be an exception

I'm more happy that we're finally starting to see some of the 'big' exchanges. Cryptopia is nice, but HitBTC is what, 5th largest in terms of volume? I really like their GUI as well.

Sorry man, but I just can't believe that you just said that Cryptopia is nice... Cryptopia is the cancer of exchanges... The worst exchange that I know! and I agree with you, finally ETN will be available on exchange that allows confortable trading experience! but the volume is not everything... you can have bigger profit with lowest volume

I've seen alot of people moaning about Cryptopia, but I've never had a problem, so each to their own I guess!

Quote from: Pickle-Rick on January 20, 2018, 08:18:00 AM

Quote from: paul34 on January 20, 2018, 02:23:39 AM

How much hash rate we'll get in mobile mining?? Is it better than GPU mining??

It depends, if you have a cheap old slow gpu it might be better. But if you are comparing against say a RX 580 then it will be much slower no doubt. A mobile phone will probably mine like 1-5 ETN a day would be my guess.

Mobile mining is a simulation. It benchmarks your phones, then uses this to essentially 'airdrop' you the equivilent earnings in ETN. I will not be using your phones resources 24/7 like mining on a GPU would be, it's essentially another marketing tool to get people interested in mining without forking out the cost for hardware.

Just an FYI that you can apply for the beta for mobile mining now, and the first few people have just gone live with it.

Source: https://twitter.com/electroneum/status/954465229353648134

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Quote from: tzegian on January 20, 2018, 01:40:56 AM

I am really seeing ETN hitting 0,7-1$ in next 3-4 months. Week by week more announcements are coming and things are going better. HitBTC announced along with "many other big exchanges soon" which is the best part.

Yes, the price of ETN will hit somewhere 0.50 to $1 this year, having the fact that there will be another exchange that will accommodate ETN tokens. Their team are working very hard and also they updating us from time to time on their progress. I also do hope that they will release the mobile mining soon.

Ripple reached $2.20 each and has like 6.5x more coins in circulation than ETN. If Richard and the team can bring to fruition their plans for mass adoption, $0.50 is certainly possible this year.

About the mobile mining beta:
- I think you can't apply anymore as there was a end date (if they didn't remove it) but I'm not sure.
- You won't keep the coins you mined in the closed beta [Source: Official Telegram] - you're just helping in development and by doing so speed up the official release. However this makes sense as it's an initial release and there may be critical bugs and/or exploits.
I don't know if participants will get a reward at the end of the beta.