Official $POSW MOON thread pt.4

FAQ:

>So is the actual token PoS or PoW?
POSW is a PoS coin. Stake rate is 1% but you get a higher % from their web wallet if you pay them, although only whales can afford to do that.
The coin also pays dividends monthly, which are proportional to the income of the exchange.

>What are the requirements for a masternode and how many coins you get depending on your stake?
As I already said, I don't think they've announced this yet. Masternodes are a planned feature, not an existing one.

>Why there's so little info on the fucking website?
Because the front page is fucking retarded. You have to click through to the exchange and then click on the FAQ icon in the top-right corner. There's a lot of info there.

>Explain deeper.
The reason to buy this coin is that it pays dividends and is the primary currency on an exchange that includes a staking web wallet.
If that exchange ceases to be trustworthy, no one will want the coin and dumping it will be hard.
Therefore, there's no reason to just take the money and run, since most of the money will be in this coin and not in BTC.

Some people are trying to use 'CryptoGod' on /biz/ and poswallet to get referrals.

They are not me. The only posts I make are using my tripcode. The rest are impostors who are trying to get shekels by fraud and trickery.

Bought back at 18700 sats feelsbadman
But lets get this free money

I have at least 800 POSW right now.

Did I do good?

i have 60k. is that enough for a masternode or whatever. also what is a masternode

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>>1982402
>tfw this is just an exact copy of a post I made a couple of days ago, including the quotes of the person I was replying to
Second time this month one of my posts has been turned into copypasta.

>>1982417
You did alright but you could do much better.

If you had 20,000 you would be a millionaire in a few months.

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A R Y A N
T R I U M V E R A T E

>>1982436
20k would make me a millionaire or multimillionaire

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20k sat is the new floor. How much will you wait this one out?

>>1982428
>i have 60k. is that enough for a masternode
Honestly, I think it will be. They have been throwing around numbers like 100k and 250k, but that honestly is too high, especially if the coin hits $1.

>>1982436
I don't think you'll be a millionaire on 20k.
The supply still has a lot of room to grow, but even if we were already at the cap, 20k = $1,000,000 would require a market cap of ~$2,000,000,000.

>>1982436
I'm too much of a poorfag right now, but I can probably put another few hundred more into it.

>>1982449
Shooting for top 3 isn't too crazy.

Anyone knows if I can get dividends holding on the windows client? (I hope so..)

>>1982476
Yeah you can.

>>1982416
what price did you sell at?

do any of you know how to keep the stake running without it logging you out if you dont touch it?

>>1982730
That's the beauty of it.

PoSWallet stakes for you.

You don't need to have it open or be logged in at all.

>>1982730
It stakes even if you're logged out

>Uneducated
>Non Poorfag here

Can someone give me the rundown?

Is it too late to buy in?

completely new to crypto, but want to get into this

How/where can I buy bitcoins online in Australia?
How do I put them on posw?
Whats a good amount to invest? I have $9k in savings

Please help, lads

>>1983052
no, buy now
>>1983312
-coinbase, localbitcoins, gemini, bitcoin atm
-buy them at poswallet.com, yobit.net, livecoin.net
-whatever you feel comfortable with

>>1983312
Coinjar seems to be what most Australians use, they're based in Melbourne. You will need to verify your account which can take up to a week before being able to deposit/withdraw with your bank acount. If you want to buy bitcoins instantly you can use localbitcoins.com and buy them off people in your city or there is even bitcoin ATMs, if you are in Sydney or Melbourne I know there is one on near the CBD

You will need to make an account at poswallet, go to dashboard, generate a new btc address and then send your btc to that address

With $9k I personally would invest $2000 in PoSW, once it hits 40 cents I would cash out half your stake to hedge your investment just in case it is a scam or it crashes

>>1983312

Btc to posw

1. Make account at https://poswallet.com
2. Use aprest as referral ID (optional I’d appreciate it)
3. Click on dashboard and scroll down till you see BTC
4. Click “generate wallet address”
5. Send BTC to the generated wallet address
6. Wait for confirmation(takes time)
7. Click wallet and transfer BTC from the stacking wallet to exchange wallet
(Should be instant)
8. Click exchange and right next to that is exchange markets
9. Click BTC at the top and then look for posw/btc(6th one down)
10. Once you buy go back to wallets
11. Transfer posw to stacking wallet
12. Sit on it and collect more posw from stacking and monthly dividends

How much should I expect to get out of posw if all I've got to invest is a hundred bucks?

>>1983430
Depends on the price of them when you buy

>>1983430
About 448 POSW at the present going rate
Every time it goes up a penny, you make $4.48
Every time it goes up a dollar, you make $44.80
etc

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>>1983470
Wait until it goes up to $50 a coin

>>1983430
If you wait a few months? $1000

>>1982402
What does a 1% stake rate mean? If I stake 5k posw will I get 50 posw in a year or in a month?
Also how good is the income from the dividends? Is there any way to check their monthly income?

>>1983529
1% annually. Dividends payout depends entirely on how much money the exchange makes each month which depends on trade volume. Monthly payout history is posted on the website.

>>1983052
>supply is comparable to but lower than PIVX
>potential to have a larger marketcap than PIVX
>PIVX is currently worth 16 times more
This coin is seriously undervalued, not to mention it's the only coin that's used as the base coin on an exchange and gives you dividends on the profit the company makes.

>>1983347
how does localbitcoins work? I found this sale https://localbitcoins.com/ad/111622/purchase-bitcoin-bank-transfer-australia-australia, but it says it'll take 1 - 2 days, will posw still be worth buying by then?

And how long will it take to get my bitcoin in coinjar and then poswallet?

>>1983553
Pretty much. And it's still crazy cheap; definitely not too late to get in.

I bought a bunch when it was at $0.06 but bought a thousand dollars more a few hours ago

>>1983566

Right now is a good buy in point.

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SOMEONE HELP ME

GOLEM OR POSW??? GOLEM OR POSW

>>1983619
BOTH

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>>1983620
OKAY

HNNNNGHHH

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>>1983619
>>1983600
It's dipping pretty hard now

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>>1983650
buy the dip

so the coins only stake if i buy one of those membership things?

>>1983656
It's down to 19 cents, holy shit. Is this the dump?

>>1983705
no it's a trap

Lets say i have a wallet with 0.5 BTC, where should i buy the POSW? New to this stuff and dont know how the crypto stuff works yet

>>1983746

Livecoin is cheapest, I like trading on YoBit

Can i get a POSW wallet so that i can transfer btc there in order to buy?

>>1983784
Yep, go here and sign up: https://poswallet.com/login.php?referral=red_erick

On the main dashboard, scroll down to BTC and generate an address. Send BTC to address.

Once BTC is received, go to Exchange and trade BTC for POSW. Now is a good time to buy!

>>1983700
No, they'll stake even if you're a non-goldmember
BTC doesn't stake at all however

>>1983793
So should i simply keep the POSW coins there and wait for the dividend pay outs in order to make something off this or should i buy low sell high?

Thanks

>>1983799
With 0.5 BTC worth you won't be making huge dividends, but it's worth sitting on it and seeing what happens. Make sure your POSW is in the staking wallet if you do this.

>>1983808
let's say that i'm dumb, for the sake of discussion, and also that I have 60k posw. how much will the dividents be. I'm not sure how to calculate that sort of thing.

>>1983812

It's not clear, but is based on total earnings during that month, which I assume scales based on how much you're holding. Make sure it's held in staking and not on the exchange, as they'll withold dividends from exchange addresses.

Also 60k holy gramola. If you want to lighten that purse a little and help a brother out: PHYHrG3dTGoPXFvT3PwnAarnNAK4ohoQbw

Can somebody help me please.Where i can buy btc in my shit country Russia? Coinbase doesn't seem to be working for me.Also is it worth that if i only have 80-100 bucks

>>1983828
i used bitpanda, dont know if they cater to russia but worth a try. You will need photo verification, where you just do a webcam call with your passport

>>1983719
There's a ton of sell orders on POSW

>>1983828
100 bucks, that's more than enough. The moon mission hasn't started yet but soon will.
also
>russia
>the land of men with a monthly median income of just 216USD
you might not get to be a millionaire but fuck my brown ass, you'll live like a king by december

>>1983824
It says: "Next 'dividends' block is 240,000 - should be on 4/28 or 4/29."

Am I to assume that I'd be getting whatever percentage of pool it says I have?

>>1983838
Yes, presumably. That's how these things tend to work. You probably have to stake your coins to ensure you're eligible though.

>>1983841
Yeah, they say they'll try to withold dividends from exchange addresses.

>>1983650
>pretty hard
16k was the floor. Hope you bought the dip.

>>1983941
I've just literally placed an order for 5000 POSW.
It's been 2 hours though and it still didn't go through, I still haven't received my POSW coins. Is this normal?

>>1983944
you placed a bid? Or did you buy something from a seller? If it's a bid, it may just be that nobody's selling at that price.

>>1983959
Buy Order via poswallet exchange.

>>1983961
Ok, adjusted price and it went

I have 150 euro to invest what do biz

>>1983990
Posw nigga

>>1983990
But some pivx and posw. Both are relatively at the moment.

I'm new to cryptocurrency
i'm a rich student but I don't have income
so buyin 100 cad risky or not?

>>1984481
>rich
>100 cad risky or not?
Yeah no rich man can possibly survive such a loss.

>>1983838
>>1983841
Wrong. If it's on poswallet you are staking and gaining coins 24/7. The dividends is the monthly profit from the site from the fees it charges for using it.

>>1983941
Dip is still dipped.

>>1983746
Btc to posw guide

1. Make account at https://poswallet.com
2. Use aprest as referral ID (optional I’d appreciate it)
3. Click on dashboard and scroll down till you see BTC
4. Click “generate wallet address”
5. Send BTC to the generated wallet address
6. Wait for confirmation(takes time)
7. Click wallet and transfer BTC from the stacking wallet to exchange wallet
(Should be instant)
8. Click exchange and right next to that is exchange markets
9. Click BTC at the top and then look for posw/btc(6th one down)
10. Once you buy go back to wallets
11. Transfer posw to stacking wallet
12. Sit on it and collect more posw from stacking and monthly dividends

>>1984519
Can you exchange eth for posw?

>>1984766
No, not right now. It could be voted in

>>1984481
>afraid of losing $70
>rich
pick one

>>1984766
Not directly, not yet anyway.

I just used shapeshift to convert my eth into BTC and then bought a lot of POSW.

Where should I buy btc from? Anyone have a referral they want me to use?

I figure it's time to get in, I've been watching and posw has gone from .05 to .20.

>>1985131
> where should i get my bitcoin from
holy shit do two fucking seconds of research. biz is helpless

>>1985147
Was honestly just asking for the referral so someone could make something from it. Better someone here than a random blogger

>>1985162
I got one for you. Hold on

>>1985162
https://poswallet.com/sign-up.php?referral=skadoosh

>>1985131
Everyone seems to have their preferred method for buying BTC depending on location. Just do whatever is easiest and cheapest.

>>1982401
Good luck

>>1985331
Is it still time to buy or too late?

>>1985338
Great time to buy. This dip will not last.

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>it's 6 PM on Sunday
>Coinbase still hasn't given me my BTC
>just says "Arrives Today"
HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO BUY BEFORE IT GOES ABOVE 20K

>>1985390
sometimes coinbase are nigs and dont send your shit for like 3 days after the time they said. it has happened to me a few times with eth. good luck

>>1984141
what about ARK?

>>1985396
How is that even legal?
The transaction was processed 5 fucking days ago.

>>1985390
in the exact same fucking boat god fucking dammit, tryna hop on this moon ride FUARKKKK

After trying a thousand sites and no one wants to accept my fucking ID because "the image quality is not good enough", I finally settled with bitcoin.de and now they are "checking" my transaction.
I WANT MY LAMBO ALREADY YOU FUCKS.

>>1985422
Have you tried Bitpanda?

Photograph your ID in the right light and try out different camera apps, instead of using your vanilla phone camera app.

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which one should i do senpaitachi? also is there a better option than coinbase?

>>1985563
Use your credit card.
I used my bank account and immediately regretted it. They made me wait 7 days, and now, 7 days, I still don't have my coins. If I had used my card I wouldn't have been able to get as much, but I would've been able to buy under 6k.

>>1985563
Gemini is the best alternative. Coinbase is the most secure though.

Or just use your credit card since that's instant

>>1985563
bank account. Fee to buy will be 2%

credit/debit card fee is 5%

>>1985338
Right now is the last time it will be around 20k sats.

Whats everyone's issue I buy from coin base and receive it instantly

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>that email

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>>1982401
>tfw BitBean & POSW mega pump coming soon

>>1985769
>that pic
what the FUCK is this shit
the creators of this meme must be clinically insane

>>1985863
>It's a family friendly coin

>>1982401
instead of wasting time and energy shilling scam coins like POSW, why don't you put your money and effort on a real project like waves baka

>>1985948
posw like two weeks old and already more successful than waves. embarrasing desu

What is the dividend payout? I am very interested.

>>1985863
theyre all indians, thats why theres so much focus on the developers and the coin being "aryan" because they think thats how white people talk to each other.

okay so i got my BTC loaded up but i wana buy this shit and dont comprehend how to. it says amount of posw and BTC amount. Do i enter the amount i want to buy each individual posw? Why can itnot be like polo or bittrex where i can use the last price or bid, explain.

>>1986030
Just click your btc balance and it should auto fill

>>1986030
You can use the last price or bid, just click on the last price and then enter the amount you want to buy/sell

Guys it just keeps falling? Is this the dump?

Stop this FUD. If you actually join the slack you would know how hard working they are and that most of them have their identities revealed, 1 or 2 doesnt because of security reasons.

Masternodes to come, an online store to be integrated in the platform, custom ledgers, very soon to be added to a big exchange and Dividends beeing paid in 4 days, what more could you ask? Get them and hold while its cheap.

Dividends Countdown: http://posw.io/

>>1987103
>under 15k
Now I just need it to drop another 66% today and I'll be happy.

>>1987109
Pasta

>>1987109
Post the identities, bagholder.

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