Many and still buying. 
A smart move of yours.
Topic: How much Monero XMR do you own? (Read 1454 times)
A smart move of yours.
Good products sell themselves.
Basically dead wrong, and it shows you have no experience or competence in business at all.
Pitch that marketing plan to investors and watch the doors slam shut in your face.
That said, there is basically no marketing plan for Monero, because it isn't a product, and no one is being paid to do it. The project has exactly zero budget for marketing right now (a bit has been spent on things like logo design in the past).
If people are doing marketing (which doesn't include most of the spamming nutildah complains about -- that is mostly forum trolling, to which he seems to be highly susceptible btw, by a combination of fanboys, trolls, and copycats), they are doing it on their own initiative. For example someone called XMRChina is trying to get it better known in China. Seems perfectly reasonable to me, but it isn't a project effort but an independent one.
Many and still buying.
Unfortunately I own like 200 in an attempt to make some LTC. I then wisely cancelled an order for 1000 more. But don't you worry, it's going to take over BTC one day. I tell my 4 month old twins on my death bed all about it.
I don't have any Monero and I don't plan to buy it. Not that I think it's bad crypto, I just don't think it would be a good investment.
why do you think it will not be a good investment?
I don't have any Monero and I don't plan to buy it. Not that I think it's bad crypto, I just don't think it would be a good investment.
20.000 half a year ago...
Still some left at polo, 1280 or something.
Why?
Still some left at polo, 1280 or something.
Why?
How much XMR Monero do you own and how much % is that of your overall crypto portfolio? 
None, although I like it. I keep telling myself that I'll buy some XMR "someday."
I don't own any of this coin. I don't plan to own it.
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As of now, I own 3 XMR but I'm planning to get more by slowly growing my stack of coins. I just buy a very small amount of XMR each day until I reach a full Monero
I boughted as many as the highest number I could count to.
This many!
10 million
A proud owner of zero Monero
Anyway, I'm going to bed now. Good luck with your troll operations. By the way I should probably point out that since starting your little psychological war on Monero our CoinGecko ranking has gone up 7 places.
Thanks for that.
Ha ha ha holy shit I can't believe you actually just claimed there was a "psychological war" on Monero. Seriously I'm seeing more and more similarities between the XMR community and the XPY commuinity
Ok so from reading this forum I get that the general consensus is that Monero is interesting technology. However, I haven't had the chance to read a lot about this from a technological point of view. Why is it that the Bitcoin developers claim Monero is flawed in its very core?
Could some of the technology-affine folks dive into this here please? I want to learn more.
Could some of the technology-affine folks dive into this here please? I want to learn more.
Monero no doubt has the best technology out of all crypto coins. To put it frankly, I've been neglecting this myself. Having looked into the actual tech for the past months, I can now agree with the general consensus of reputable developers who have judged its inner workings.
However! A question that has been arising ever since seeing its numerous advantages - why is it largely ignored? The volume is very low, and there are only very few supporters. How can this be?
It's like people are buying expensive no-brand cars, if they could have a 90% discounted Lamborghini. It simply does not make any sense whatsoever not to be hyped about it. Where's your enthusiasm, folks?
However! A question that has been arising ever since seeing its numerous advantages - why is it largely ignored? The volume is very low, and there are only very few supporters. How can this be?
It's like people are buying expensive no-brand cars, if they could have a 90% discounted Lamborghini. It simply does not make any sense whatsoever not to be hyped about it. Where's your enthusiasm, folks?
You can't bullshit a bullshitter.
You realize the first is from April right?
Doesn't matter. That particular thread was originally called 'Monero - Good or Bad?" but OP amusingly decided to change it to "Why is Monero bullshit?" after suitable gravity had been reached. A classic troll trick, old or not.
Anyway, I'm going to bed now. Good luck with your troll operations. By the way I should probably point out that since starting your little psychological war on Monero our CoinGecko ranking has gone up 7 places.
Thanks for that.
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Ok so from reading this forum I get that the general consensus is that Monero is interesting technology. However, I haven't had the chance to read a lot about this from a technological point of view. Why is it that the Bitcoin developers claim Monero is flawed in its very core?
Could some of the technology-affine folks dive into this here please? I want to learn more.
Could some of the technology-affine folks dive into this here please? I want to learn more.
Monero no doubt has the best technology out of all crypto coins. To put it frankly, I've been neglecting this myself. Having looked into the actual tech for the past months, I can now agree with the general consensus of reputable developers who have judged its inner workings.
However! A question that has been arising ever since seeing its numerous advantages - why is it largely ignored? The volume is very low, and there are only very few supporters. How can this be?
It's like people are buying expensive no-brand cars, if they could have a 90% discounted Lamborghini. It simply does not make any sense whatsoever not to be hyped about it. Where's your enthusiasm, folks?
However! A question that has been arising ever since seeing its numerous advantages - why is it largely ignored? The volume is very low, and there are only very few supporters. How can this be?
It's like people are buying expensive no-brand cars, if they could have a 90% discounted Lamborghini. It simply does not make any sense whatsoever not to be hyped about it. Where's your enthusiasm, folks?
You can't bullshit a bullshitter.
You realize the first is from April right?
Ok so from reading this forum I get that the general consensus is that Monero is interesting technology. However, I haven't had the chance to read a lot about this from a technological point of view. Why is it that the Bitcoin developers claim Monero is flawed in its very core?
Could some of the technology-affine folks dive into this here please? I want to learn more.
Could some of the technology-affine folks dive into this here please? I want to learn more.
Monero no doubt has the best technology out of all crypto coins. To put it frankly, I've been neglecting this myself. Having looked into the actual tech for the past months, I can now agree with the general consensus of reputable developers who have judged its inner workings.
However! A question that has been arising ever since seeing its numerous advantages - why is it largely ignored? The volume is very low, and there are only very few supporters. How can this be?
It's like people are buying expensive no-brand cars, if they could have a 90% discounted Lamborghini. It simply does not make any sense whatsoever not to be hyped about it. Where's your enthusiasm, folks?
However! A question that has been arising ever since seeing its numerous advantages - why is it largely ignored? The volume is very low, and there are only very few supporters. How can this be?
It's like people are buying expensive no-brand cars, if they could have a 90% discounted Lamborghini. It simply does not make any sense whatsoever not to be hyped about it. Where's your enthusiasm, folks?
You can't bullshit a bullshitter.
huh
what part of the text in bold blue don't you grasp bud?
In April I was merely interested, now months have passed, months that I have done my research...
It's beyond me why you would want to bash me
Ok so from reading this forum I get that the general consensus is that Monero is interesting technology. However, I haven't had the chance to read a lot about this from a technological point of view. Why is it that the Bitcoin developers claim Monero is flawed in its very core?
Could some of the technology-affine folks dive into this here please? I want to learn more.
Could some of the technology-affine folks dive into this here please? I want to learn more.
Monero no doubt has the best technology out of all crypto coins. To put it frankly, I've been neglecting this myself. Having looked into the actual tech for the past months, I can now agree with the general consensus of reputable developers who have judged its inner workings.
However! A question that has been arising ever since seeing its numerous advantages - why is it largely ignored? The volume is very low, and there are only very few supporters. How can this be?
It's like people are buying expensive no-brand cars, if they could have a 90% discounted Lamborghini. It simply does not make any sense whatsoever not to be hyped about it. Where's your enthusiasm, folks?
However! A question that has been arising ever since seeing its numerous advantages - why is it largely ignored? The volume is very low, and there are only very few supporters. How can this be?
It's like people are buying expensive no-brand cars, if they could have a 90% discounted Lamborghini. It simply does not make any sense whatsoever not to be hyped about it. Where's your enthusiasm, folks?
You can't bullshit a bullshitter.
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