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I am from Montenegro. Our Minister of Finance is a Bitcoin guy. He owned that thing long time ago. When he became a Minister, he wasn't hiding it, he actually said how much he owns. At that time BTC was around $25k if I remember correctly. At his initiative, Vitalik got our citizenship, and I think that is a phenomenal move. And for some of my fellow Montenegrins saying that MNE is not a crypto friendly, if we don't have crypto taxes then it is crypto friendly. Our Minister knew exactly that he can implement that, yet he didn't. He was also thinking about buying BTC for our country. So yes, it is crypto friendly.
Any way I can recover these 32,000 MNE, minereum? [https://etherscan.io/address/0xCccC72CbDb72f99EdFE3E9bdA1178b23caE22DA3#tokentxns](https://etherscan.io/address/0xCccC72CbDb72f99EdFE3E9bdA1178b23caE22DA3#tokentxns) ​ I think this wallet is my old Ledger, because I did a full reset since I couldn't find the private key. I thought I transferred out all the funds but I don't think my ledger was showing the MNE available, and it seems to be $1000
Thank you. Obvious scam now. But so elaborate, how did they do this? Smart contract implementation!?, I mean the ETH was gone in less than 15 seconds, lost 6K in ETH in my wallet, and anything else I sent to try to at least get those pesky MNE tokens, very elaborate scam I must admit
All I have left there is 32000 MNE airdrop
Ah, just checked CMC and I see what you mean. I ended up snooping through the whitepaper, and I found this: >Minereum contribution to this great ecosystem will be to attempt to introduce a new mining approach in the cryptocurrency space, this new mining approach is transparent, fair and shared by all the participants with the consideration of containing the supply for a future increase of value. The whitepaper is hosted on google drive. It's also full of run-on sentences and other grammatical errors. That's the first red flag for me. Once I read into the actual concept behind this project, I could tell it's complete bogus: >Mining in minereum is performed on the fly with a mathematical formula, no mining equipment is required. > >Mining only starts after Level 2 or Level 3 activation (Level 1 Genesis Addresses Cannot mine) So basically, they are trying to tell you that you can "mine" more MNE tokens just automatically (wtf?). They are also saying that you can only mine coins if you have a level 2 or 3 address, which is something you must pay for. It seems like some kind of weird pyramid scheme they are trying to bait you into. You could try cashing the coins, but proceed with discretion. I would probably just leave them in my wallet if I were you.
MNE Minereum. The worlds first self mining smart contact. At the beginning all you needed to do is supply a ERC-20 wallet address. No limit on how many you submitted and for the airdrop you received 64,000 potential tokens that are self mined daily. To get the whole 64,000 it takes around 50 years. You need to upgrade your wallet to level 2 to start the mining process (.1 ETH at the start but its been lowered now to .075eth) and again to level 3 to withdraw (.15 ETH) There more to it but that's the basics. I've mined around 1200 so far and its currently trading at .10 with a ATH of 8.50. You can also put your wallets up for sale at your own asking price on the Blockchain. My daughter will have something to look forward to. It could moon or die in 50 years but with upgrade fees and wallet sales there plenty of liquidity already. A cool way to create something out of nothing.
No no no dude, check out their site: [https://www.minereum.com/howto](https://www.minereum.com/howto). I'm not even making this up: >You CAN: \- **Set your address for sale** at a fixed price provided by the system, the formula is: You CANNOT: \- **Transfer MNE** To sell your address you've got to give up your private key. If you buy a private key from someone, they still know the key since you can never ever change the key to an address.
The Original MNE . - back when Ethereum transactions were cheap.
Minereum is a scam? I've made a substantial amount of money from MNE
You can send them in a dead address if you want. But are you talking about MNE or MNEB? MNE has some value, it would be better to check if you can at least sell part of it, if there is liquidity in Uniswap.
When I was new to crypto and I was trying funny things with trust wallet, I was trying find random wallets with some coins inside, I got surprise attack when I entered all 9 in 64 character eth private key recovery method, see 32k MNE. I had never done transferring coin, tried making new wallet and transferring it, (without gas, mind you), I got failure, woke up another day, and searched to know what MNE actually is and got random results of people giving away wallet contain 32k of it then knew it was worthless, what honeypot is
i never run to Airdrop. But in Binance i got 80k APENET for holding BTT And on Metamask i got MNE and connot swap them or tranfer them
Still sounds like a scam to me. I read that they litterally copied a coin/token called MNE. 🤷♂️
At the current moment, a minimum of 5 million wallet addresses have been sent the fake MNEB and VELO tokens. The insidious airdrop scamming practice could result in millions or even billions of more USD being stolen. >How These Scammers Steal Your Money > > >The fake airdropped tokens in one’s wallet can not be traded or exchanged. Instead, users are instructed to go to a fake replica website of the real project. Once there, users are instructed to “unlock” the tokens by paying the protocol anywhere from 0.3 - 0.9 BNB. This may also grant spending access to your wallet. > > >Unfortunately, those who unlock the tokens will never receive real compensation for the fake airdropped tokens. What is even more concerning is there are rumors of users that have connected to these fake sites, only to have the entire crypto holdings in their wallet stolen. > > >Spotting Airdrop Scams > > >Luckily, there are multiple effective ways to help users spot and identify crypto airdrop scams and scams in general. The first and perhaps best way to spot an airdrop scam is to try and exchange out of the airdropped token. If this proves impossible or unable, you may be a potential victim of an airdrop scam. > > >When attempting to exchange tokens don't interact with any untrusted contracts. Stick to trusted exchanges such as PancakeSwap, ApeSwap, DoDo etc. > > >The second way to spot an airdrop scam is to check the market cap and liquidity of the suspected project in question. To do this, users should go to PooCoin or another token tracking website. For this example, we will examine MNEB on PooCoin. > > > > > >PooCoin Chart > > >If a user was airdropped 150,000 MNEB reflecting MNE’s price, which is .10 according to CoinMarketCap, the user thinks they have $15,000 worth of MNEB tokens. A fee of .3 BNB to claim $15,000 sounds great. The only issue is the user will never get that $15,000. > > >The market cap of MNEB on PooCoin is shown to be just above $24 billion (found in green on the left). A $24 billion dollar market cap is a major red flag, as that would mean that this project is one of the top ten projects in Decentralized Finance (DeFi). > > >However, if one examines the MNEB/BNB LP holdings shown right below in green, it would show a liquidity of just over $12,000. This means it is legitimately impossible to exchange $15,000 worth of airdropped MNEB tokens.
I also have 32000 MNE on my Trezor. So there is nothing I can so with them? When can I exchange it for Ethereum or BTC?
Trust me. Everyone who received the 150k of tokens, hearts skipped a beat when value was shown. I know mine did. MNE was listing at $.24. I was already looking at the amount of crypto I could buy with the profits!! 🤷🤷🤷
MNE is a Scam... I think MNEB is the same shitcoin
Coinmarketcap lists some DEXes like Uniswap, but the total daily trade volume is around $60k and CMC lists the liquidity of MNE as 0 out of 1000. Highly unlikely that OP makes any significant money off of this airdrop.
MNE is a worthless spam token (like spam email). Check the volume, u cant sell them. Many got them airdropped to their wallet, I have +100k of them, don’t like that ethplorer shows them as being worth something
Seen this in the daily thread, user feigned ignorance and “accidentally” posted the seed phrase - it looked like some sort of scam from the way it was written, so I got curious, imported the wallet and found a few thousand dollars worth of one of these scam coins (in this case it was MNE, which is a scam in and of itself anyway). As I expected, needed some ETH to withdraw it anywhere - looked at the wallet’s transaction history and it was filled with ETH deposits that were all instantly withdrawn to the scammer’s real wallet. I feel kind of bad for those who this user scammed, but at the same time, maybe they deserve it for trying to steal from what they thought was an innocent mistake..
I would be interested in buying a MNE wallet
Has anyone actually unlocked level 3 in order to swap the coins? 32k MNE are apparently worth a few thousands. I'm asking because I got 32k airdropped in one of my wallet a few days ago but I'm not convinced about paying .45 ETH to upgrade it.
anyone here ever figure out if MNE is worth pursueing there genesis address lol to this day i still dont know if its legit or a scam LOL
It is quite fascinating how our world has experienced a huge globalisation and exploitation of economies of scale, but the monetary system is still stuck in the early 1900s. Firms that operate on a global scale have to deal with so many different currencies, that it just can’t be efficient to maintain this. Everything in MNE supply chains is aimed at efficiency, but the money itself is lacking so far behind.
According to koinly I have 32,000 MNE in one of my ETH address’s. checked on etherscan and it looks like it’s actually there although it does say somthing about users in the v2 airdrop having to pay a fee to activate them. Can someone please explain what the deal with this is?
I think the MNE wild ride this journey took me on kicked the stress out of me. Thought I found a 15K USD airdrop for a second there.
Even if you pay a fee to unlock the MNE, you still can't send them out of your wallet. You have to "mine" them to make them tradable, so only be able to sell a little bit at a time, and it will take 50 years or something, to be able to get all the MNE that they dropped into your wallet mined and tradable. Yeah, I think it a scam.
Fuck that, I got some bs MNE airdrop that I literally can’t touch, can’t sell, can’t liquidate that’s somehow worth “$15k of asset u literally cannot liquidate” Sike if ima pay that when I don’t even use that protocol
I have 32000 MNE I have no idea where the fuck they came from or what to do with them, they came in April last year, I guess airdropped
I did not even know I had MNE in my wallet until today. I tried to uniswap them and got an "undefined error". I was not allowed the attempt to swap. I am thinking about paying to unlock them, but it seems so scammy.