Topic: [XMR] Monero Speculation - page 1083. (Read 3314330 times)

Depends how many in a specific market trade the books.

Just bought some at 0.01764

I simply cannot believe that super smart people like the Monero Devs did not take any chance of accumulating a good amount of coins themselves.
There is nothing wrong about that in my opinion.
They have/had the perfect circumstances to buy coins when they were cheap and also know the upside potential. (therefore not sellout everything)

If Monero continues to rise and one of the Devs missed out I'll gladly hook them up with some coins..

It's like attending school and getting investing tips! No wonder I spend too much time here.

I'm wondering if there is any proven correlation between order books / market depth and future price development?

Most people sell after their investment or whatever is up several times what they bought for. There's a reason why people like Roger Ver became "famous" you know? Not many have the bravery to hold after a massive increase and generally speaking most of the time they'd be right not to.

"Smart" people like well known economists told everyone to sell Bitcoin after it were at a couple bucks, a hundred bucks, etc.. and with most other kind of investments they'd be right to advice selling after a massive increase.

My dashing foreign friends who brave the English fora might benefit from some linguistic tips.


Some prefer to spell the word thus: "some".  This is a very vivid tale.  I somewhat resemble that remark.  Teacher gives you an "A" for bringing a tear to his eye.


This would be a perfect use of the second-person plural, mostly unknown to the yankees, but beloved in some areas of the American Southeast:  "Y'all must be stupid not to have at least...."

Any deviations from the optimum can be corrected, by improving one's choices.

Price at 0.0175, rough estimates Polo

57K XMR/1050BTC to 0.019, 96KXMR/1600BTC to 0.016

100K XMR/1900BTC to 0.02, 140K XMR/2200 BTC to 0.015.


I don't see XMR staying below 0.02 for long as soon as some volume arrives.

Price of Monero after 1 month was $3. And when i mined with my CPU i mined like 1 Monero a week. So trust me noone got their coins for free.

Yes the one that bought Monero about a year ago made nice profit. I think cheapest was in beginning of 2015 since BTC was low so Monero was at $0.25 back then. Those that believed in Monero at those most darkest times profited. They sold their houses eat only bread and water since they send all their salaries they got from 3 jobs where they worked so hard to Poloniex to buy Monero.  But with soem bad luck all might be fro nothing.

Developers also wrote code in their spare time. So they could nto focus on their job 100% and never got any raise there to buy cheap Moneros in 2015 sadly.  We the rest was lucky enough to make this happen.


I am not really sure about this but at soem point i read or heard someone said that that found was untouched.

crap ok, you're right, not a smart move, but it was for the surprise, here you go:

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=monero+gui

but now everybody already knows the joke 

it is an url shortener, is it safe ?

here you go: http://bfy.tw/7gse

first link, third wallet, easy...

best regards

What the fuck does his "riches" and the average joes "poorness" got to do anything with this all... seems like the worst excuse you could find for yourself to cry about not having a GUI. He is not responsible for your life and your life choices, if you really wanted to understand how to compile from source you would try to figure out.

Why should devs buy any more than anyone else?  You must be stupid not to have at least hundreds of thousands coins or more stored.

Thanks for pointing that out. The devs must be stupid not to have at least hundreds of thousands coins or more stored. However, they will be even more stupid to admit that to the public and get accused of scamming. 

Regarding a GUI: mymonero.com will do for Average Joe. But be realistic. Average Joe is far from being a Monero investor.

"Not everyone can compile from source"

Everyone can, but are just to lazy to learn, sounds like you have had to many free dinners


(edit: I am one of the to lazy to learn too)

I'm on board with you guys. Every time I see flufflypony anywhere, it's quite discerning on the level of actual participation he portrays to the community. No matter where I go, I see, "why don't you work on the GUI", or, "we do this all unpaid and I'm not selling my small satchel of coin".

Small? The average joe is broke compared to these guys. You don't have to premine to buy half of your stash outwright when it's so new that someone selling their coins for .25 cents a piece thinks it's a rippin profit. Not only that, but being the first to actually mine when it hits shelves... The audacity.. It's a literal slap in the face.

Don't fret though, the millionaire will be back to plead his case. Probably tell us we should work on the GUI ourselves. I'm really losing hope in what I once believed in. It doesn't matter who can and can't use a CLI. The coin will never reach heights without a GUI. It's simple usability for any person wanting to get in but cant, because they aren't CLI friendly. Not everyone can compile from source, but everyone (figuratively speaking) can have a cash flow to spend on items.

I see that this programmer of the GUI is well-rounded in over a dozen languages, but can't seem to find out how to create a simple open source wallet. Maybe they talk him up more than he's worth, or maybe they're just sitting around having a good ole time.

Oh well. I'll still hold onto my small stash.

Speaking of wolf miner, what pool does it default to on failover? I doesn't display that.

Not quite accounting, but they do have milestones listed.

https://forum.getmonero.org/9/work-in-progress

Odd, not all of them seem to have the same detailed format with milestones and payout listed under the bars.  https://forum.getmonero.org/9/work-in-progress/2400/open-source-amd-miner-by-wolf0

Lets not forget that there is a DEV fund and most pools contribute. BTW where is a link to the accounting of that fund?