Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 1419. (Read 4670622 times)

What?? Why wait? Seems like the general consensus by the people who are way smarter then I is that XMR is dead and the code is flawed.  It's like buying a new car and finding out its a lemon. Its never gonna be good again. It will be problems after problems. There's no "fixing" this code. It was flawed from the start anyway as cryptonotes already had the major issue of blockchain bloat.

My question is how long till you realize what coin out there has the answer to true anon without all the bloat.

Why don’t we just reserve judgement until after the cards have fallen.

Are you joking us? You know full well cryptonotes are dead and a thing of the past, just like myspace. You coming here and giving your opinion that there is a 92-96% that cryptonotes will live on is pure bullshit and a clear attempt to salvage any value that your bagholding self now needs to sell off.

You're just trying to buy time to get out on everyone else... Some of these people may actually believe you but those are the sheep.

Stop lying you sack of shit and admit you fucked up! XMR is dead!

I am quite an insider in the situation, since I belong to the remedy team, and have communicated with all the main actors. I cannot evaluate the tech, but I know the turns of the events.

I currently give a 92-96% chance that Cryptonote will live to see the next month

As a result, I believe that currently the market is too bearish.

What do you personally think are the chances of a coin killer attack? And second, did you sell a percentage of your stash?

Before the threat to attack the coin, the price was relatively calm (48 hours in 340-390, average 364). When the threat came, the price tanked to 281, which was a 22% fall in a few minutes. For those who don't remember the Bitcoin weekly 20-30% flashcrashes in for example March 2013, that may seem like dramatic, in fact it is not. But it is something that has not happened with Monero in the recent history, if ever.

If you take 360 or 364 as the baseline price from which to calculate the attack odds, the current market evaluation can be read from the following table:


If you check the price, and conclude the market has priced the risk wrongly, you should take action. Another approach is to try to swingtrade, but this leaves you holding the bag if the coinkiller attack materializes.

Just selling, without doing the math, is good if and only if you absolutely cannot take any risk that it dies. Because if it does, you can buy back at a loss. (There will be others wanting to buy back also in that situation.)

Just buying because it is cheap, without doing the math, is good if and only if you are prepared to lose 100% of the investment in less than 3 days, no matter how low the risk of this actually happening is perceived to be.

Happy trading! Also my options are operational, with skyhigh implied volatility of course.

I think this is what you are looking for

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8310952

Supposed to happen when big panic selling starts.
In three weeks it may be much higher again.

sure you are...  both of you were in stealthcoin long before this unfolded...go fud somewhere else.

I did just that and picked up stealth.

Some would say Im a weak hand
nah, I just go where the profit is

but it declines by 20 percent

Every panic seller needs to remember how the team managed the last two attacks.
When the next months will go well, I think one can be very sure (as far is this is possible) about the technical reliability of this coin. I'm confident.

Price will go up and down...

FUD again,nothing new

Our glorious leader, the honourable Admiral Foo Foo, has died during a combat mission in the outer rim of the western spiral arm of the galaxy. The market reflects our collective sadness.

Seriously, though, it's this ongoing nonsense - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8910466

what are the bad news and why the price has collapsed 

Red hot vagina

Doesn't that dude die?