[XMR] Monero Speculation - page 1570.

klee

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Quote from: iCEBREAKER on January 29, 2016, 06:02:07 AM

Quote from: klee on January 29, 2016, 05:48:54 AM

Strong sell today:

POLONIEX 1D XMRBTC HL 3%x3
[img]https://i.imgur.com/oJ1PYXR.png

Thx for the chart. This correction to a 50% retracement seems perfectly normal after the big jump up from the 0.0010s.

Alt market is exhausted from the past two days. Never seen a mass pumping like that before.

Cryptsy/Bitlocker coins being cleaned across chains is my guess. XT Part Deux, Gavin's latest attack fork, can't be helping either.

Obviously some mini whales trying to manipulate the price (big ones have better things to do).

Dangerous game if you ask me... (Sharks are hiding below in the dark sea, waiting to attack baby whales yum yum!)

iCEBREAKER

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Quote from: klee on January 29, 2016, 05:48:54 AM

Strong sell today:

POLONIEX 1D XMRBTC HL 3%x3
[img]https://i.imgur.com/oJ1PYXR.png

Thx for the chart. This correction to a 50% retracement seems perfectly normal after the big jump up from the 0.0010s.

Alt market is exhausted from the past two days. Never seen a mass pumping like that before.

Cryptsy/Bitlocker coins being cleaned across chains is my guess. XT Part Deux, Gavin's latest attack fork, can't be helping either.

smooth

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Another community project:

Quote from: jwinterm on January 29, 2016, 01:08:48 AM

New version of LightWallet available: v0.2
https://github.com/jwinterm/LightWallet2
https://github.com/jwinterm/LightWallet2/releases

Now written in Java using Libgdx library, designed to work with Monero release v0.9.x.

To run:

Download binary (jar or exe for windows).
Put in same directory as simplewallet (and if on windows libeay32.dll, libwinpthread-1.dll, and ssleay32.dll).
Import wallet or create new wallet following instructions in program (following instructions in program).
Use default remote node or swith to http://localhost:18081 if running your own bitmonerod.
Try to let wallet sync before closing for the first time.

You shouldn't be in any danger of losing coins, as you will either import a keys file or seed, or create a completely new wallet and then delete/encrypt the sensitive information.

There seems to be a possible issue in counting previous transactions in a wallet file. If your unlocked and locked balance are green in the wallet tab, those are the numbers you should trust, and if they're green it should be OK to send a transaction.

It can take quite some time to sync a wallet, especially an old wallet with lots of txs on a crappy computer using a remote node - it might take up to several hours.

Please let me know if you have any issues, by posting issues on github, PM here, PM on forum.getmonero.org, here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/lightwallet-a-lightweight-account-manager-for-monero-903579, or here: https://forum.getmonero.org/20/general-discussion/166/lightwallet-a-lightweight-monero-gui-account-manager

Thanks for checking it out

klee

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Strong sell today:

POLONIEX 1D XMRBTC HL 3%x3

languagehasmeaning

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Quote from: americanpegasus on January 28, 2016, 04:16:14 PM

I've been talking it up so much that people in real life are even mentioning it by name these days.

If everyone here did that a lot more people would know about Monero. It is time to expand the community outside of these forums.

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Quote from: americanpegasus on January 28, 2016, 08:52:02 PM

Quote from: phishead on January 28, 2016, 05:36:45 PM

Now I'm stuck sounding like a dumbass on these forums trying to learn the difference between .iso and .exe files to load stuff on my computer to run these abstract "nodes" to "mine" with, or if it really matters at all since I apparently have a low end computer that doesn't nearly put out enough "hashing power". I tried to stay far away from here to avoid that conflict and just post my noobness on reddit, but, I've gotten to the point where I really don't care anymore Tongue

Hmmm, ok. I'll tell you what. I will e-mail you a file named monero.exe

Just run it and it will explain everything, ok? Windows might create some pop-ups, but that is just the cryptologic complexity of Monero scaring and confusing poor little Windows. Just ignore it.

Even though a picture is worth a thousand words, if I don't put these unnecessary words the mods will delete my post.

americanpegasus

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Quote from: phishead on January 28, 2016, 05:36:45 PM

Now I'm stuck sounding like a dumbass on these forums trying to learn the difference between .iso and .exe files to load stuff on my computer to run these abstract "nodes" to "mine" with, or if it really matters at all since I apparently have a low end computer that doesn't nearly put out enough "hashing power". I tried to stay far away from here to avoid that conflict and just post my noobness on reddit, but, I've gotten to the point where I really don't care anymore Tongue

Hmmm, well I know how to help. I will e-mail you a file named monero.exe

Just run it and it will explain everything, ok? Windows might create some pop-ups, but that is just the cryptologic complexity of Monero scaring and confusing poor little Windows. Just ignore it.

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Just kidding. Keep learning and make sure you spread any cryptocoins you have among a variety of sources. If you are new, perhaps store a third in the best online service you can find (even if that is an exchange), a third on your own private cold address, and a third on a client-side web app like MyMonero. That way you avoid the risk of total Gox'ing or getting directly hacked. Sure we'd all like to have private air-gapped Faraday Cage computers with cold addresses on them, but not everyone is so savvy. As well, mistakes can happen and people can lose/forget their pneumonic seeds. My proposal ensures you will likely lose some Monero at some point in your life, while also making sure you won't lose all of it.

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Still wild and free

Quote from: phishead on January 28, 2016, 05:36:45 PM

Quote from: binaryFate on January 28, 2016, 05:26:47 PM

Quote from: phishead on January 28, 2016, 05:12:17 PM

Quote from: americanpegasus on January 28, 2016, 04:16:14 PM

Am I imagining things or has there been a shitload of Monero developments in the past week?

An OS, new communities, 32-bit binaries, a tentative new GUI commit, and to top it all off the Nick Szabo article (just kidding about that last one).

2016 is looking great, and I've been talking it up so much that people in real life are even mentioning it by name these days.

I'm a person in real life... haven't heard anything on the news or anyone chatting up about Monero in my neck of the woods, lol. Actually, come to think about it, I don't even think I've heard my self even say the word "Monero" to anyone else. *sigh* Undecided

... I need to work on my anxiety of talking to people about cryptocurrency. People in the Bible Belt "don't take too kindly to no 'apocalyptic', NWO, terrorist funding moneys 'round here".

It's alright though, Monero is still in it's infant stage... but don't worry, because in a couple months or so we'll reach our "terrible 2's" Cool

Ahaha just say it loud right now: "MO-NE-RO".
I remember when I was young, learning programming on my own and having nobody to talk to about it at school. My biggest fear for a while was "how the hell do people pronounce 'c++' ? Do they only say '+' once? Or really twice? But twice is repetitive, if wrong I'll sound stupid".
At least with monero it can't really go wrong.

I wish I had friends like you haha. I really liked technology, but decided against learning it because all of my friends where either entering the general business field or the medical field.. so I took the latter.

Now I'm stuck sounding like a dumbass on these forums trying to learn the difference between .iso and .exe files to load stuff on my computer to run these abstract "nodes" to "mine" with, or if it really matters at all since I apparently have a low end computer that doesn't nearly put out enough "hashing power". I tried to stay far away from here to avoid that conflict and just post my noobness on reddit, but, I've gotten to the point where I really don't care anymore Tongue

1) You shouldn't be afraid to ask dumb questions, most people are happy to help in general, and I think it's even more true in the Monero community.
2) If we weren't doing that, we would never talk to each other in a meaningful way on this forum and in the cryptocurrency/blockchain space in general. This is all about a nice mix of computer science and finance/economy. Plus some sociology. And probably other disciplines I might not be able to even name. Everyone is a newb in at least one of those disciplines when entering the crypto/blockchain space.

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Quote from: binaryFate on January 28, 2016, 05:26:47 PM

Quote from: phishead on January 28, 2016, 05:12:17 PM

Quote from: americanpegasus on January 28, 2016, 04:16:14 PM

Am I imagining things or has there been a shitload of Monero developments in the past week?

An OS, new communities, 32-bit binaries, a tentative new GUI commit, and to top it all off the Nick Szabo article (just kidding about that last one).

2016 is looking great, and I've been talking it up so much that people in real life are even mentioning it by name these days.

I'm a person in real life... haven't heard anything on the news or anyone chatting up about Monero in my neck of the woods, lol. Actually, come to think about it, I don't even think I've heard my self even say the word "Monero" to anyone else. *sigh* Undecided

... I need to work on my anxiety of talking to people about cryptocurrency. People in the Bible Belt "don't take too kindly to no 'apocalyptic', NWO, terrorist funding moneys 'round here".

It's alright though, Monero is still in it's infant stage... but don't worry, because in a couple months or so we'll reach our "terrible 2's" Cool

Ahaha just say it loud right now: "MO-NE-RO".
I remember when I was young, learning programming on my own and having nobody to talk to about it at school. My biggest fear for a while was "how the hell do people pronounce 'c++' ? Do they only say '+' once? Or really twice? But twice is repetitive, if wrong I'll sound stupid".
At least with monero it can't really go wrong.

I wish I had friends like you haha. I really liked technology, but decided against learning it because all of my friends where either entering the general business field or the medical field.. so I took the latter.

Now I'm stuck sounding like a dumbass on these forums trying to learn the difference between .iso and .exe files to load stuff on my computer to run these abstract "nodes" to "mine" with, or if it really matters at all since I apparently have a low end computer that doesn't nearly put out enough "hashing power". I tried to stay far away from here to avoid that conflict and just post my noobness on reddit, but, I've gotten to the point where I really don't care anymore Tongue

binaryFate

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Still wild and free

Quote from: phishead on January 28, 2016, 05:12:17 PM

Quote from: americanpegasus on January 28, 2016, 04:16:14 PM

Am I imagining things or has there been a shitload of Monero developments in the past week?

An OS, new communities, 32-bit binaries, a tentative new GUI commit, and to top it all off the Nick Szabo article (just kidding about that last one).

2016 is looking great, and I've been talking it up so much that people in real life are even mentioning it by name these days.

I'm a person in real life... haven't heard anything on the news or anyone chatting up about Monero in my neck of the woods, lol. Actually, come to think about it, I don't even think I've heard my self even say the word "Monero" to anyone else. *sigh* Undecided

... I need to work on my anxiety of talking to people about cryptocurrency. People in the Bible Belt "don't take too kindly to no 'apocalyptic', NWO, terrorist funding moneys 'round here".

It's alright though, Monero is still in it's infant stage... but don't worry, because in a couple months or so we'll reach our "terrible 2's" Cool

Ahaha just say it loud right now: "MO-NE-RO".
I remember when I was young, learning programming on my own and having nobody to talk to about it at school. My biggest fear for a while was "how the hell do people pronounce 'c++' ? Do they only say '+' once? Or really twice? But twice is repetitive, if wrong I'll sound stupid".
At least with monero it can't really go wrong.

phishead

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Keep what's important, and know who's your friend

Quote from: americanpegasus on January 28, 2016, 04:16:14 PM

Am I imagining things or has there been a shitload of Monero developments in the past week?

An OS, new communities, 32-bit binaries, a tentative new GUI commit, and to top it all off the Nick Szabo article (just kidding about that last one).

2016 is looking great, and I've been talking it up so much that people in real life are even mentioning it by name these days.

I'm a person in real life... haven't heard anything on the news or anyone chatting up about Monero in my neck of the woods, lol. Actually, come to think about it, I don't even think I've heard my self even say the word "Monero" to anyone else. *sigh* Undecided

... I need to work on my anxiety of talking to people about cryptocurrency. People in the Bible Belt "don't take too kindly to no 'apocalyptic', NWO, terrorist funding moneys 'round here".

It's alright though, Monero is still in it's infant stage... but don't worry, because in a couple months or so we'll reach our "terrible 2's" Cool

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Quote from: americanpegasus on January 28, 2016, 04:16:14 PM

Am I imagining things or has there been a shitload of Monero developments in the past week?

An OS, new communities, 32-bit binaries, a tentative new GUI commit, and to top it all off the Nick Szabo article (just kidding about that last one).

2016 is looking great, and I've been talking it up so much that people in real life are even mentioning it by name these days.

Yeah i'm feeling the same vibe.

americanpegasus

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Am I imagining things or has there been a shitload of Monero developments in the past week?

An OS, new communities, 32-bit binaries, a tentative new GUI commit, and to top it all off the Nick Szabo article (just kidding about that last one).

2016 is looking great, and I've been talking it up so much that people in real life are even mentioning it by name these days.

dEBRUYNE

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New 32bit binaries for v0.9.1

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Latest Unofficial builds on commitId ddfeb0018fa268bf2038ada8ae14730855933a20 from https://github.com/LMDB/bitmonero/tree/win32fix

http://highlandsun.com/hyc/monero.linux.armv6.v0-9-1-1.tar.bz2 sha1sum 4276137a05dc74b61c4d5bb5d7e7942c0dc614eb
http://highlandsun.com/hyc/monero.linux.x86.v0-9-1-1.tar.bz2 sha1sum 26ebff85ecf60e9570395426ae3fbd5ac825b076
http://highlandsun.com/hyc/monero.linux.armv6.v0-9-1-1.tar.bz2 sha1sum 4276137a05dc74b61c4d5bb5d7e7942c0dc614eb

Fixed a couple Win32 crashes in bitmonerod, and a crash in blockchain_import.

Thanks to hyc!

https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/433w2u/new_32bit_binaries_for_v091/

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Slapper ... aren't you the guy who used to support xcurrency?

sofu

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Market Structure is still intact. There is still a chance to make a new high. We will see at least in the next 1-3 days if it works out. If not, take profits or baghold it

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Quote from: Bassica on January 28, 2016, 03:23:16 AM

Quote from: slapper on January 27, 2016, 07:00:44 PM

Quote from: dEBRUYNE on January 27, 2016, 07:39:48 AM

Quote from: iCEBREAKER on January 27, 2016, 06:20:38 AM

Shorts are out in force today.

They're borrowing about 3,000 XMR from me. Probably the ones at 0.00144.

I'd guess a total of 12k are being lent ATM.

If anybody wants to squeeze them, LMK and I'll pull my the rest of my coins off the lending and Sell markets. Cool

Looking at the 3 min, seems like a lot of dumping last night and a lot of asks placed lower. Bid side is a bit damaged, hopefully it will recover (perhaps some bids are riding on another pump). Thus far we managed to hold the support at the lower 140ks.

You can thank me for part of it. Learnt my lesson last year, but this community and coin is about making money and not giving it value (yes it's kinda dubious). Will buy back around 105k (even if it takes a few weeks to get there, and it will, because not enough people believe it as a store of value). I suspect the community is very small also, all they do is pick fights in other threads, social media etc and even real vendors called them out for it despite being warned for the last 2 years about this negative strategy. Look at the alt section now, 10s of Ethereum threads but there is no complaint from the trolls even though ICO is a complete scam objetive regardless of the tech. Why? Just because this coin was launched in a fair manner and the tech is best in class is not enough. On top of that the community is full of posers dumping on each other.

Hi spoetnik

or are you just his little bitch?

Aww the victim speaks Huh

Great job sista, I am just glad you didn't call me a "bankster" to make it sound more believable Roll Eyes

Hate spoetnik's drivels as much as the next guy but why are they doing it? and TPTB and other vocal trolls? Almost to the point where they appear to take sides of scam coins like Dash, Ethereum,zcash etc? What purpose does it serve to have noname, nogood, totallyshit scumbags like that French guy attached to an important project like this one? Why are some of them always peddling other shitcoins on the side?

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Quote from: slapper on January 27, 2016, 07:00:44 PM

Quote from: dEBRUYNE on January 27, 2016, 07:39:48 AM

Quote from: iCEBREAKER on January 27, 2016, 06:20:38 AM

Shorts are out in force today.

They're borrowing about 3,000 XMR from me. Probably the ones at 0.00144.

I'd guess a total of 12k are being lent ATM.

If anybody wants to squeeze them, LMK and I'll pull my the rest of my coins off the lending and Sell markets. Cool

Looking at the 3 min, seems like a lot of dumping last night and a lot of asks placed lower. Bid side is a bit damaged, hopefully it will recover (perhaps some bids are riding on another pump). Thus far we managed to hold the support at the lower 140ks.

You can thank me for part of it. Learnt my lesson last year, but this community and coin is about making money and not giving it value (yes it's kinda dubious). Will buy back around 105k (even if it takes a few weeks to get there, and it will, because not enough people believe it as a store of value). I suspect the community is very small also, all they do is pick fights in other threads, social media etc and even real vendors called them out for it despite being warned for the last 2 years about this negative strategy. Look at the alt section now, 10s of Ethereum threads but there is no complaint from the trolls even though ICO is a complete scam objetive regardless of the tech. Why? Just because this coin was launched in a fair manner and the tech is best in class is not enough. On top of that the community is full of posers dumping on each other.

Hi spoetnik

or are you just his little bitch?

smooth

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Quote from: shmadz on January 27, 2016, 11:09:42 PM

[Monerodo OS]

Has anyone verified if the code is safe to hold significant amount of Monero as a wallet?

By its nature it is not cold storage so I would recommend for long term storage of a significant amount, use a proper paper wallet instead.

To store some coins that are needed online, probably a reasonable approach being a stripped down OS with some effort taken to secure it.

GingerAle

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Quote from: shmadz on January 27, 2016, 11:09:42 PM

Quote from: smooth on January 27, 2016, 08:38:11 AM

New Monero community project was announced earlier on the ANN thread, might be of interest here.

Quote from: GingerAle on January 27, 2016, 12:26:59 AM

INTRODUCING THE MONERODO OS

http://nodebox.link/

What is it? Monerodo is a portmanteau (because I love them and love that word) of Monero and Node (well, esperanto for node).

Now you can take any old PC and turn it into a monero node, monero pool server, and nvidia miner. Instructions on the website.

Its not a GUI... but its not CLI either!!!!

Follow link for more info

Very cool, brilliant idea.

Has anyone verified if the code is safe to hold significant amount of Monero as a wallet?

Well, for better or worse, I don't have the skills to either 1) code that into the monerodo or 2) detect whether one of the open source things that is part of the monerodo had anything unsafe. Its just an amalgam of open source stuff nicely packaged. Ubuntu, monero core, cryptonote pool miner, tsivs ccminer, ajenti, apache, nodeJS (forever), all packaged with respin (new remastersys).

I setup "Fail2Ban for SSH Login Protection". Security updates are automatic. The non-security updates don't automatically update, because the nvidia driver update always messes up the nvidia miner. Its got a firewall enabled except for the minimum ports needed. The rest of the stuff on:
https://github.com/lfit/itpol/blob/master/linux-workstation-security.md
https://www.linode.com/docs/security/securing-your-server
seemed overkill. Ultimately, what you *can* do is get your node going using the monerodo thing, and then run simplewallet on your PC that you really trust... then the only thing the monerodo could do is intercept RPC calls...

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