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Re: [ANN] [SPLB] SimpleBank. [Neoscrypt MN] The Digital Crypto Bank.
Where can I find a window guide to mount a masternode ?
I dont know how to use this : https://github.com/Simplebankdev/simplevps
I dont know how to use this : https://github.com/Simplebankdev/simplevps
I think you should correct the following
- Public key: public key in the crypto currency jargge means
walletwallet address - Private key:
the key used to access a walleta secret number that allows cryptocurrency to be spent
And that secret thing used to access the wallet is the password.
Also,
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Miner - device validating blockchain transactions
It's also a person who mines cryptocurrency. Quote
Mnemonic Phrase - a fancy version of the private key
Not that fancy, it's being used by most wallets nowadays as the "seed". Quote
Polo - Polo Exchange
Poloniex exchange.I don't see this list as a piece of information for newbies. If I were a newbie, I wouldn't understand most of these terms. You did a good job by trying to explain abbreviations, but most of these terms are still too complicated for beginners. For instance you explained
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Long - buying a coin with the expectation that it will increase in value
which is nice, but then you followed with Quote
Short - selling at margins
Instead of saying that it's selling in hope that it will decrease in value, which is more newbie friendly. Thnak you for advice . at least someone is reading:) I will change when i will be in front of computer . Sorry for mistakes english it`s not my native language and when i write a post i`m using different tools to write correctly .
Yes, very hard when english is not native as the cryptoworld is mainly english speaking language.
by Assetrush - Exchanges and wallets listing service
Everyone who has been faced with the exchange listing process knows how hard it is to reach them and get your token listed there.
But before you put all of your effort into trying to get in touch with the exchanges let me reveal a bit about the listing price.
(No Names, Just Numbers)
Well, to start with theres a few types of exchanges
1 - The big
2 - The middle
3 - The small
The big exchanges usually request anywhere from 50 BTC and higher. It could be mentioned as a listing fee or as a part of a marketing campaign fund.
They could also list your token absolutely free but before getting happy you should be sure that you meet their highly limited parameters.
The middle exchanges usually request anywhere from 7 BTC - 30 BTC
The small exchanges, anywhere from 3 BTC - 5 BTC
Tip №1 - Before trying to get listed on Major exchanges (Like in the top 10) and fighting their silence, it is better to apply for a middle exchange and right after that your coin will be listed there, the big exchange will be more interested in your listing then ever before.
Tip №2 - If you dont want to waste your time filling out applications and sending messages that they will never respond to, send us a request and we will provide you with a high quality listing service that can meet any requirements that you might have - support@assetrush.com
Everyone who has been faced with the exchange listing process knows how hard it is to reach them and get your token listed there.
But before you put all of your effort into trying to get in touch with the exchanges let me reveal a bit about the listing price.
(No Names, Just Numbers)
Well, to start with theres a few types of exchanges
1 - The big
2 - The middle
3 - The small
The big exchanges usually request anywhere from 50 BTC and higher. It could be mentioned as a listing fee or as a part of a marketing campaign fund.
They could also list your token absolutely free but before getting happy you should be sure that you meet their highly limited parameters.
The middle exchanges usually request anywhere from 7 BTC - 30 BTC
The small exchanges, anywhere from 3 BTC - 5 BTC
Tip №1 - Before trying to get listed on Major exchanges (Like in the top 10) and fighting their silence, it is better to apply for a middle exchange and right after that your coin will be listed there, the big exchange will be more interested in your listing then ever before.
Tip №2 - If you dont want to waste your time filling out applications and sending messages that they will never respond to, send us a request and we will provide you with a high quality listing service that can meet any requirements that you might have - support@assetrush.com
Some echange don't even ask for BTC actually.
You can even add a XSmall exchanges.
just keep all your information private and your wallet on your computer which has no viruses
the best way to get your inforamtion secure is cold storage IMO. keeping you wallet on your computer with internet connection do not protect you at one hundred.
You need to use wallet which gives full control of your BTC. On exchanges you don't have control of your coins. Exchanges aren't designed to be wallets, they only gives deposit addresses for every account. If exchange will turn into scam, bankrupt or will be hacked you will lose all money that you had on exchange. Don't use exchange as your wallet, keep money only that you need for a trading on exchange.
And I don't recommend to use online wallets. It would be best to buy hardware wallet or make paper wallet. Electrum desktop wallet can be a good option, but you must be careful to avoid malware which can steal your BTC. Shortly, read sticked topic on bitcointalk and before using wallet read tips how touse that wallet properly and secure your BTC.
And I don't recommend to use online wallets. It would be best to buy hardware wallet or make paper wallet. Electrum desktop wallet can be a good option, but you must be careful to avoid malware which can steal your BTC. Shortly, read sticked topic on bitcointalk and before using wallet read tips how touse that wallet properly and secure your BTC.
Yes, there already had story about exit scam exchange in the past. Personnally, i try to keep my btc the less in exchange. keep my .dat on usb key with multiple copy in a bank.