Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 553. (Read 4671924 times)

Hi im trying to withdrawal from my online wallet in mymonero.com but give me a red message saying too many amounts ,  all data i revised 100 times and its correct, anyone moar having this issue ??

hay guys I did it I know how to work my xmr wallet now!!! Thanks for all your info that was great! I have been doing some mining too but I have just a lap top not doing good with the mining but hay I know how to work the wallet yes! And talk about my timing with xmr wow I got lucky did not sell any I think xmr will be the next big thing!! Thanks again!

Nobody knows, because it is private.

Monero is going up today 

Who has Monero or mine it?

The fact that monero does not require you to entrust your secrets and substance to the kindness and transparency of the Mossad seems like an important differentiator, and worth emphasizing if the Mossad ever gets around to releasing zcash.

Real comments avoid baseless, unsupported claims and ad-hominems.

I got into XMR ~5 months after its release (which was completely fair) using only two mid-level CPUs. That's not exactly high-tech or high-cost mining gear. I still mine with those CPUs since I believe XMR is still very undervalued. No other coin offers the privacy, untraceability, fungibility, and security in a decentralized system (no trusted setup required).

On the contrary, it's not easy to find a more fair coin these days. Mining from the start was easy and CPU-based so no need for special mining gear. Perhaps mostly "nerds" doing it, but it could be argued that this is still true for most of crypto, which consist of ~95% males. Lack of mainstream adoption does not make it less fair. People choose what to spend their time on.

That brings us to your other point: that not having a girlfriend makes you a loser. To say that you must define what being a winner is. Clearly you think a winner is one with a girlfriend, I presume someone who goes the traditional way with a 9-5 job, married, house and kids?

I think this is a very simplistic outlook of the world. Why? Because not everyone has the same definition of winners and losers. I'm aware that the general view in society is such, but history has also shown us that the herd is often wrong. A girlfriend is an investment of your time and resources, and some chooses to not prioritize this. That does not make them losers, and arguing for such is bad because we need the outlines who invest their time into other areas. Shaming them to waste their life's away on something they do not have passion for is evil and hinders innovation. If they excellence in their chosen field I would argue that this is a more objective definition of a winner. Applying your own idea of winners and losers globally and without regard to peoples goals in life makes it a subjective definition, and very narrow-minded.

Lastly, Monero is real innovation, there is currently no better crypto currency with anonymity. Your claims are completely unfounded.

Sold all your XMR at a loss, eh? The butthurt is strong with you. Good luck with your lir, I'm happy holding my bag for a long time.  

XMR is the biggest scamcoin of the century... Mining from the start with no fair way to get in unless your a nerd with some mining gear but no girlfirends becuase you are all loser nerds.

Buy some lir and btc and support real innovation.

Im surprised they had the money to pump it as xmr wasn't an easy one to pump oh well full retrace with slightly higher floor coming. Predicting 0.0033 sat

MAAM #28 Monero Ask Anything Monday

https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/4z0azk/maam_28_monero_ask_anything_monday/

Prosecutors play dirty; compliant, biased judges make unconstitutional rulings. 
Times ten if you have a high profile political case like Ulbricht.

I think many people missed this 100k SAT rise...lots of bitterness on the exchanges lol....

Just stumbled upon this .... http://bitcoin-development.narkive.com/mH0GrHuE/libconsensus-and-bitcoin-development-process#post7   

mentions XMR

Legalities aside I would consider it an admirable and heroic form of protest.

Take only the risks you understand and are comfortable with.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/repost-how-anonymous-are-bitcoins-8

Sadly it's probably not worth the risk.

Rocket to the the boon igniting...

CURRENT MONERO PRICE 0.00493 BTC

It would most likely be treated as money laundering.  I disagree with that potential line... But that's where my money'd be.