Wow if I had money I would invest in those numbers of Maidsafecoin, because this SAFEcoin thing will just be the best form of money thus far.
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MAID is 0.000135BTC!
Glad to hold MaidSafecoin more than six months~
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it’s 74 million now.
what % of the pre-sold coins is that?
it was 4.3 billion coins being pre-sold correct?
it is POLO’s cold address~LOL
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Polo’s cold storage is very high now-a-days.
Not quite, its 10% of 4.3 billion (2^32)
approx 430 million
so polo has just over 1/6 th of the IPO sale in their cold storage
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74 million Maid at .00016 Satoshis per coin is 11,800 BTC which at $400 is $4,736,000.00 I sure hope their cold storage protocol is nothing short of redundantly amazing. Especially since a 10x or even a 100x increase in the value of maid is a real possibility. I know they took a hit a couple of years ago when they were hit by hackers who stole around 12.3% of their BTC. If I remember correctly they spread the loss evenly among users then paid them back with trading fee profits. The point is exchanges have had a relatively short lifespan and will never be the safest place to store your digital assets.
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I just recently purchased maidsafe coins. What wallet are you using to store your currency?
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The Risks of Starting a Bitcoin-Based Business
Like the guy says in this clip, when bitcoin reach $0 the miners will stop mining. On the other hand if SAFEcoin would reach $0, farmers would still farm and you would still be able to run your apps on the SAFE Network and store your files. The idea of not seeing a fiat price, but in stead bandwidth/computation/storage feels weird. Maybe it’s no wonder to hold on to these values in a age of connectivity. bitcoin seems to have it’s power based on it’s fiat price, SAFEcoin’s power lies hidden in it ability to unleash resources, now that’s priceless.
This week I’ve even convinced my mother to invest € 200 in Maidsafecoin 
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That’s very agreeable 
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omniwallet. There are plenty topic on this.
Offline BTC address using Linux virtual box and bitaddress.org html code
That way the only way for someone to get your private key is through random number generation, and the entropy (due to the sheer number of possible of BTC wallets) is so high that it is at least thousands of times harder than winning the lottery 
(unless you did a brain wallet and used a very guessable phrase)
I’ve seen it written that this is the current ‘gold standard’ for creating secure BTC (and therefore MaidSafecoin) wallets.
To take it one step further, delete all of your cookies and history from the browser you used while offline, before going back online
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Could you show me step by step how to do a cold storage on maidsafe
currency? I opened an omni wallet. But I have not sent everything into this
wallet until I know that it will be secure.
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I am killing myself now for loosing MAID @ 0.0000405 on Poloniex few days ago! DAMN!! 
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Don’t stretch yourself too hard, these scenarios occur very often when it comes to trading. After you have enough experience you see that every dip is a good opportunity for a short trade and if you want to buy and hold the new bottom will be obvious at some point. Price goes up and down all the time. Good luck 
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That is true! I was completely focused on Ethereum and didn’t paid enough attention to MAID… I’ll wait for next deep on MAID, for sure…
This is a great guide. Highly recommend.
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Sell Bitcoin for ETH and MAID, pump to the roof, sell to BTC. Seems to be a pattern emerging.