Not really a speculation topic: I would like to encourage anyone with coins on an exchange to place smallish bid ladders on both sides of the book. Liquidity is important for growth of the transactional market. If you use small orders and only a small part of your supply, and update your orders frequently, the risks are small and gains are reasonably consistent. Discussion of the speculative aspects should be referred to the speculation thread. I'm just throwing this up as an encouragement to those who want to help the economy mature.
The bots make it impossible to play both sides. So you either lose XMR if the trend is peaked or get it when when it's in freefall. these are big swings that are going on and doing that is not advantageous as far as I can tell. And I'm not going to keep anything on any exchanges just to make some pocket change, the risk outweighs the potential profit. What if Fincen shuts it down tomorrow?
like i said i cant read code that well so im just shootin from the hip and my estimate wasnt intended as slight.
mobo/cpu - its embedded - really was just using it as a gpu operator. i have a low end amd board. the cpu does 11 h/s. and the celeron uses less power i think
I doubt anyone took it that way, just n00bs reading this may think your statement meant the project is stalled, I.E. Freebazar so I just wanted that to be clarified. OK now I see why you chose that board, cost effective and low power. I would recommend on your next on to use the AMD or research a low power option for AES-NI. I'm sure you will get a better power/hash ratio.
) you opted to use the javascript version (or at least it appears to be) instead of the core code for full nodes? 
