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legendary
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If you bought GRIN a month ago and sold today you would double your Bitcoins. Who would thought that to happen.   I would more like sell a month ago and buy back today and halve my Bitcoins.  My Bitcoin halving would come a year early Smiley
legendary
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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it
For what it's worth, still have my single 2080ti miner chugging along.

With GRIN prices being what they are, my rig has recouped about 15% of its cost, not counting electricity, so far.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

thats actually alot better than I would have ever guessed!

Congrats, you may ROI that rig. Smiley
full member
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Grin does continue to experience pumps, and this pump has the possibility for a long time. the movement is very good.
legendary
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Free spirit
I read back the thread to try and find what was said about people logging all broadcast and I cant find it.

I remember it was something like if they can, youd be foolish to think someone isn't.


I did find this


MimbleWimble is essentially Monero minus ring signatures. As a result, an active observer is able to draw a transaction graph and easily trace outputs.

member
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You sell, I hold and after 2 years from today - we will see where we are.
I can repeat this, but I won't.  Cheesy

We're talking about coin that is planned to be layer 2 on BTC, coin that has BTC developers working on it, first coin that is accepted as payment method on Bitcointalk beside BTC and first coin after years that brings something new on the table (MimbleWimble). And people here talk only about inflation, which btw comes into count after year 2023 and until that has exactly same inflation as any other new coin (Raven latest example and before that Litecoin or even Bitcoin or 90% of normal POW coins).

I have feeling last few months that some people intentionally sell story about inflation in order to keep price of GRIN low and other people buying that story.
Not me.
full member
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What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger
In any case, what is the cause of this pump? The hardfork next month? There is nothing special about it, I reckon.

I can see three reasons.

1) The hardfork is special actually, since it's the first network upgrade of Grincoin. I reckon another pump will follow after the hardfork if everything goes smoothly.
Why? Because it proves the team is working on it and they're moving with their schedule.

2) They released a Windows wallet. So far people's only options were to install Linux (in a virtual or physical machine) or keep their funds in exchanges. I'm sure there were many big investors who might have though of buying GRIN but they didn't have Linux nor wanted to bother with Linux. Those people are now able to buy GRIN.

3) With mixer services proving unsafe after all, it was bound that some people would turn to GRIN for its superb anonymity.

Bonus) As I have been following this thread for a while, I understand a lot of people were expecting GRIN to fall to 1$ or even less, therefore at least a few people (if not many) were waiting to buy lower. Well... they might have understood that this was too low of a target and they're now FOMO buying.

Fomo buying always ends in dumping as fast as the buyers can click hehehe. I might have made a mistake for not buying, however with more than 10% of inflation for the next 10 years and unlimited supply, I want a better price.

The inflation is a relative thing. It might look like 10% now and 5% in 2 years (I pulled those numbers from my head, I didn't calculate the actual numbers) but the actual AMOUNT of coins generated are stable.
This could either be good or bad.
What I mean by that, is that the adoption will dictate if this amount of inflation will drive the price down or up. If the amount of users who hold GRIN increase sooner than expected, then the current inflation won't be enough to satisfy them and the price will increase because of higher demand than supply, that's what I believe we're seeing right now.

On the other hand, a stable inflation has the risk of the project not reaching the expected userbase and there be just too many coins for too few people.

Call me Mr. Obvious for explaining this but I feel like many people (I don't mean you specifically) only look at the one side of the coin.
legendary
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In any case, what is the cause of this pump? The hardfork next month? There is nothing special about it, I reckon.

I can see three reasons.

1) The hardfork is special actually, since it's the first network upgrade of Grincoin. I reckon another pump will follow after the hardfork if everything goes smoothly.
Why? Because it proves the team is working on it and they're moving with their schedule.

2) They released a Windows wallet. So far people's only options were to install Linux (in a virtual or physical machine) or keep their funds in exchanges. I'm sure there were many big investors who might have though of buying GRIN but they didn't have Linux nor wanted to bother with Linux. Those people are now able to buy GRIN.

3) With mixer services proving unsafe after all, it was bound that some people would turn to GRIN for its superb anonymity.

Bonus) As I have been following this thread for a while, I understand a lot of people were expecting GRIN to fall to 1$ or even less, therefore at least a few people (if not many) were waiting to buy lower. Well... they might have understood that this was too low of a target and they're now FOMO buying.

Fomo buying always ends in dumping as fast as the buyers can click hehehe. I might have made a mistake for not buying, however with more than 10% of inflation for the next 10 years and unlimited supply, I want a better price.
full member
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What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger
Is it confirmed anonymous? I think it was in this thread I read a party "could be" logging all transactions if they wanted ?


Do you mean the nodes logging all the transactions?
Well, I can't read the source code so I just go by what I read online and from the little I can research using the coin myself.

First of all, by checking the "explorer" by myself I see there are no sender/receiver info. For example, this block has 1 reward and 1 transaction (which is shown as 2 transactions because it includes 2 parties): https://grinexplorer.net/block/00001b97a42d27869cfdbbf34d3aaec19a3112a26f32babc6f9a64bbd7d1ecb2).
As you can see, there are not wallet addresses to trace.

Then there are articles about the Dandelion protocol GRIN seems to be using (https://blockonomi.com/dandelion-protocol/). It seems like with this protocol, the network can't trace the users' IP.

So.... I don't know... would there be any other hole in the anonymity of the network?
legendary
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Free spirit
Is it confirmed anonymous? I think it was in this thread I read a party "could be" logging all transactions if they wanted ?


sr. member
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In any case, what is the cause of this pump? The hardfork next month? There is nothing special about it, I reckon.

I can see three reasons.

1) The hardfork is special actually, since it's the first network upgrade of Grincoin. I reckon another pump will follow after the hardfork if everything goes smoothly.
Why? Because it proves the team is working on it and they're moving with their schedule.

2) They released a Windows wallet. So far people's only options were to install Linux (in a virtual or physical machine) or keep their funds in exchanges. I'm sure there were many big investors who might have though of buying GRIN but they didn't have Linux nor wanted to bother with Linux. Those people are now able to buy GRIN.

3) With mixer services proving unsafe after all, it was bound that some people would turn to GRIN for its superb anonymity.

Bonus) As I have been following this thread for a while, I understand a lot of people were expecting GRIN to fall to 1$ or even less, therefore at least a few people (if not many) were waiting to buy lower. Well... they might have understood that this was too low of a target and they're now FOMO buying.


I personally believe you are right for the last two points: anonymity and price too low for its potential.
Furthermore, his hashrate had also dropped a great deal and it had become really convenient to mine it and obviously buy it; this is perhaps the main reason.
The real price of Grin will be discovered only in 2-3 years, and I think it will be around 0.005btc, so at least x10 from today's price.
full member
Activity: 728
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What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger
In any case, what is the cause of this pump? The hardfork next month? There is nothing special about it, I reckon.

I can see three reasons.

1) The hardfork is special actually, since it's the first network upgrade of Grincoin. I reckon another pump will follow after the hardfork if everything goes smoothly.
Why? Because it proves the team is working on it and they're moving with their schedule.

2) They released a Windows wallet. So far people's only options were to install Linux (in a virtual or physical machine) or keep their funds in exchanges. I'm sure there were many big investors who might have though of buying GRIN but they didn't have Linux nor wanted to bother with Linux. Those people are now able to buy GRIN.

3) With mixer services proving unsafe after all, it was bound that some people would turn to GRIN for its superb anonymity.

Bonus) As I have been following this thread for a while, I understand a lot of people were expecting GRIN to fall to 1$ or even less, therefore at least a few people (if not many) were waiting to buy lower. Well... they might have understood that this was too low of a target and they're now FOMO buying.
legendary
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Why no grin on bitcoinwisdom.io  ?



You still go to bitcoinwisdom.io? Everyone now uses tradingview.com hehe.

In any case, what is the cause of this pump? The hardfork next month? There is nothing special about it, I reckon.
legendary
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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it
Privacy-Centric Coin Grin Sets Mid-July Target Date for First-Ever Hard Fork

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Privacy-centric cryptocurrency Grin is finalizing its timeline for its first-ever network hard fork,
according to a proposed timeline uploaded by Grin core developer Quentin Le Sceller to Github dev community forum Gitter on June 5.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/privacy-centric-coin-grin-sets-mid-july-target-date-for-first-ever-hard-fork

Scheduled Update.
full member
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What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger
Just stumble upon this project now and as usual,,, I find something I like when it is quite late! I only have one privacy coin, Monero, and sorry to ask here now when I should look through the thread but there are so many.

Does anyone believe that a project with good support and obviously serious developers have a chance when coins like Monero are so well established?

Grin is not private, all transactions are broadcast

Well, if nothing was broadcasted it'd be centralised system. In order to be a decentralised one, it needs to broadcast some data.
But I'm pretty sure that what is broadcasted can only be used to confirm a transaction, without any knowledge of what's inside the transaction. Only the parties included in the transaction can use their keys to "unlock" or decrypt the details of their transaction.

If I'm mistaken on something, please enlighten me!
newbie
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Positive trends for 24 hr to 30 days https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/grin
sr. member
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Just stumble upon this project now and as usual,,, I find something I like when it is quite late! I only have one privacy coin, Monero, and sorry to ask here now when I should look through the thread but there are so many.

Does anyone believe that a project with good support and obviously serious developers have a chance when coins like Monero are so well established?

Grin is not private, all transactions are broadcast

Can you elaborate on grin not being private? Isn't that the whole point of grin for it to be truly private??
sr. member
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Grin is pumping and this thread is in the 3rd page with no excitement? Something might be wrong. Is everyone selling on the pump?

In any case, bump hehehe.
Oh well, you are right . Last time i checked GRIN, the price was around 26k satoshis but now it got pumped to 36k satoshis. On CMC it saying this token got pumped more than 25% today.



Yea I got my little position in right before the pump yesterday Cheesy waiting for a dip to buy some more, this project seems really cool Smiley


There has been a steady decline in its hashpower in recent months, while in the last few days the latter has started to rise again by 30%, and the price in the markets has reacted accordingly, also increasing by 30%.

Until two days ago you could get a good profit from Grin's minign, even by renting Nicehash power, while today you are again on par.
legendary
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Free spirit
Why no grin on bitcoinwisdom.io  ?

sr. member
Activity: 728
Merit: 255
Grin is pumping and this thread is in the 3rd page with no excitement? Something might be wrong. Is everyone selling on the pump?

In any case, bump hehehe.
Oh well, you are right . Last time i checked GRIN, the price was around 26k satoshis but now it got pumped to 36k satoshis. On CMC it saying this token got pumped more than 25% today.



Yea I got my little position in right before the pump yesterday Cheesy waiting for a dip to buy some more, this project seems really cool Smiley
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