Wow. The latest TenX AMA is very impressive.

So it's HOURLY payouts, you can hold PAY tokens outside of TenX wallet and manually withdraw the payouts, or you keep PAY tokens in TenX wallets and hourly ETH dividends can be spent without any fees!

Damn this is something else. This is something special indeed. Nice to know ATM withdrawal fee is only $2.75 from them, no need to bother with money changers with overseas holidays.

Shower thoughts, assume price of ETH corrects now, say it stays below $150. TenX card users still need to spend as usual, just with other stablecoins like DGX, so now it's more ETH dividend until price resumes its rise. Effectively an awesome hedge against other cryptos.

Mindblown

Yeah the limited edition card really caught my eye too.
But with only 750 left for the whole world, I seriously don't think I can get it.

You mentioned that you will be using the card as your primary daily use card.
With the volatility of cryptocurrencies these days, will you really pay for your daily purchases using cryptocurrencies?

Hi can i know where to store ethereum classic? Any online wallet to recommend since i would b getting only 1 to 2 etc thanks.

But, with the ever increasing value of ETH (i.e. fiat is losing value when compared to ETH), I thought that using fiat as much as possible would mean that your payments are actually "cheaper" as time passes, compared with ETH.
If I paid 0.5 ETH for a pair of sneakers now, and ETH goes up in value by double within the next 3 months (for example), then effectively, I would have paid 1 ETH for those sneakers, i.e. if I didn't use my 0.5 ETH, they would have been worth 1 ETH then.
Or is my logic flawed somewhere?

But then again, hypothetically speaking, if you were to use that fiat to buy ETH at the beginning of the month, and assuming the value of ETH is on the uptrend on average (let's ignore the spot dips) then it means the "value" of that original fiat (which you used to buy ETH with) would have increased as well, until the day you need to use it to pay your bills, meaning you're using less ETH to pay your bill compared to what you would have needed at the beginning of the month.
Overly simplistic example, I know......just wanted to play the devil's advocate on a hypothetical situation.

Or let's say, to put it in another way......if you used 1 ETH to pay for a purchase today, while using the same amount of fiat to purchase 1 ETH, your financial position remains the same even if the price of ETH rises in future.

So, maybe WooTz has a point.
Now I understand......whales really do have a different kind of thinking from commoners like us...... 

Yes, but what I was thinking was that at the same time that you are spending bitcoins, you are also buying bitcoins.
Say, I figure that I need to spend 1 BTC this month, so I buy 1 BTC when my salary is out (example only......I wish my salary was high enough to let me buy 1 BTC every month).

That 10,000 BTC paid for those famous two pizzas sound incredibly expensive now, but if he had bought 10,000 BTC at that time to pay for the pizzas, he would still have that 10,000 BTC now, and the price he paid at that time was next to nothing.

The more I think about it, the more viable it is.

But......this is only workable if the general trend of cryptocurrencies is going up.

That's a good point and has been weighing on my mind as well.
Let's see if WooTz can share his views on this.

Bela coin suddenly spikes like crazy guys.

Any latest update of which im unaware of?
Got some coin there on this failed coin(IMO) 😅

Guess the question of demand is the fundamental here.
I also cant see myself spending cryptocurrency like fiat at the moment given its potential.

Would there be legit market which faces problem of spending fiat or thru credit card ?

Possibly but it is unlikely we are seeing this in the regional market where credit is easily available and readily attractive.
The AMA video on Saturday kind of allude that the trial test in Singapore had disappointing spending patterns.

Curious if this would change significantly with the sales of their card for a start.

Bro how to unload my ETC coin to myr? Any idea or suggestions

Can be done actually.

BTC-e allows you to convert from ETH to USD.

USD you can transfer to Paypal - fast but they'll take 7% which is quite huge if the amount is large. They can Wire to local bank too.

God, 7%.

There's your TenX use case. Just $2.75 ATM fee and get 0.1% PAY for spending it

Projections are often over-estimated.

To get around 300 USD a month you'll need at least 3x GTX 1060 6GB graphics card.

What actually is happening? Correction? POS implementation? Hard fork?

Other than luno, which 3 other exchanges that deal with myr that you guys are talking about?

Been waiting for account upgrade for whole week now and i'm reaching the withdrawal limit

Coinbase added 1,000,000 new customers last 30 days....

That explains the current state of the Coinbase subreddit

They are coming, hopefully new services like TenX, Prism and LocalEthereum can help addressing the rapid growth.

it doesn't matter whether people shout scam or not

for whaler who pump coin and cash out for profit... they enjoice

LTC now is whaler choice lol 

i have a few ETC missing in poloneix, you guys should be careful on poloneix. send a ticket with all the explorer thing, no replies. pulled out everything from poloneix, switched to bittrek testing now.

just make sure you make daily/weekly check on your coin ...

i lost total 0.7 BTC of btc, eth, xrp 

wow.. 40 days... @_@

Had quite a debate with gf regarding mining, she wasn't  amused with the heat and noise and questioned the point of doing it seeing we're quite well off already.

So I'm not going to do it. Just a gaming rig with some occasional mining when she isn't around.

I think DASH rise has got to do with TenX adding it tomorrow onwards.