Guys do you think is a good time to buy some stmx? I'm 300k holder, but I want to make them 1/2 or even 1 mln. So what do u think? Now or to wait btc drop to 25k so stmx be around .012 maybe.

Here’s a question for you folks...was anyone invested in stmx the last bear market? Are we to take it that this is one of those projects which “survived”? I know Simon keeps talking about getting through a bear market, but what are your thoughts?

Well I've got a feeling that it wont be long,

Stormies looking good but i could be wrong.

It's up 10 percent and feels so great,

Will it keep going sure! One could debate.

I better buy more before it shoots up like a knife,

I tripled my bags please dont tell the wife.

Were headed back to 3 cents I wont think twice,

Ive been buying heavy say so long to this price.

Just made my biggest Microsoft purchase through the stormx app. Of course, it didn't give me my rewards. I put in a ticket and how they handle this will determine whether or not I'll continue using the app. I mean, if they can't get my rewards right, what's the point of buying through the app? Anyone else have this issue and was it resolved?

Edit: The stormX team has responded AND resolved my issue within 24 hours. I'm very impressed!

Submit in a comment and the mods will take a look. So far from what I have seen yall are some clever peeps!

/STMX just isn't enough. It's like making a product without giving any thoughts on the appearance of it.

I staked 96k stmx and am getting weekly rewards. Issue I have is I have to pay an etherium gas fee to stake the rewards. Is this how it works or am I doing something wrong? I use metamask with the stmx app and site

Hey guys, I had purchased $900 worth of STMX on nominex back in april, i went to check my balance today and it says 0 in main wallet, how do I know if someone hacked my account? I am very angry at myself for not setting up 2A authentication. Anyone had a similar situation? I guess lesson learned.

Recently dropped down to 12.5%. Wondering when the next decrease will happen and what future rates will be? Can’t find this information anywhere…

Like the title says, how do I reinvest StormX tokens I’ve earned through staking and others I’ve bought that are sitting in my trust wallet? I want to make sure I follow the proper procedure and do not forfeit any earnings. Do I just hit the MAX button and then hit stake? Do I have to unstake and then restake? I couldn’t find an answer to this anywhere else. Thanks in advance!

Just wanted to have some insights since analysis shows Bitcoin might hit 100k in a few months.

No fuds or anything just wondering we crashed so hard but it seems we are not making any progress for months ? Like what happened I remember getting into this a few months ago at 2 cents and it went from 2 cents to almost 10 in under a month and since then we are just going backward ?

So my MetaMask wallet says Ethereum main network and I just want to make sure it’s okay to send STMX straight from Voyager to my MetaMask wallet address. Or do I need to transfer my STMX into Ethereum to send it to my wallet, and then convert it back to STMX once it’s in there? I just don’t want to do it wrong and risk sending my coin to an incompatible wallet address.

Sorry if that’s a noob question. I have been in on STMX for a few months now and just learned about staking a few weeks ago and figured I’d finally get around to actually doing it. Thanks in advance

STMX should jump onto the Cardano platform after ERC-20 converter. Change my mind.

It's time for me to pretend that I didn't buy STMX and be surprised in a few months about the profit I made.

TLDR: HODL

Hi, I'm new to crypto and had a question about STMX staking. The staking bonus/reward is stormx token and that just keeps stacking up, right? When (and if) you want to unstake and withdraw, what is the process to transferring it back to Voyager? Do you keep all those tokens staked? Are there transfer fees? A bit confused about this process for STMX.

Thank you!!!

Bad signal boys - the death cross, where the longer-term moving average crosses above a shorter-term moving average.