Topic: [XMR] Monero Speculation - page 1655. (Read 3313576 times)

Moneros went from .04 to .44 to the dollar because of the BTC rally, now its gone parabolic I assume people just want to get their money out and in dollars before BTC deflates and takes it to .3

Is this for real ? XMR below 0010 ? Who the hell is dumping now?!

use an openalias: mine is dnaleor.xmr.link

I'm not sure if you can do it in your signature, but in general I think people wrap their XMR addresses in the

 
 
Hey, I had the exact same problem, which is why my XMR address is in my profile and not my signature.  It took me hours to figure out why what looked like a perfect address wouldn't work.... Bitcointalk kept insisting on putting an invisible line break halfway through the address!   
 
Anyway, It will work fine if you post it under the "Other" contact details in your profile.

On poloniex, all main alts are in the red with major down.
Probably too late to sell, better waiting for reversal.

TrueCryptonaire is just buying again. Remember when he was in "We're going to the moon"-mode about a month or more ago? He was selling back then (but claiming to buy shitloads). Now it's doom and gloom and he's there to pick up some el cheapster coins. The cycle repeats. Again.

Late adopters don't bother with mining : mining was a fun and sometime profitable hobby for geeks. Now mining is mainly in the hand of few people with farms, asics, botnet ... (I am still mining with a pair of graphic cards, more for the fun than for profit).
Mining should be re-invented to be insteresting for normal people (retributing more the widespread repartition of nodes than the concentration of cpu/gpu/fpga/asic power).

Anyone daring to call the bottom yet? I think we're getting close! 

That's because a long string without spaces will break the layout. There are no line breaks in a long string. So either one must cut off the string, add a scroll bar, let the string go outside of the div or let the div width be unlimited (which both looks ugly) or just arbitrary cut off and add a space somewhere to get a line break.

To get around this you need an element with a scroll bar. Use the code tag for it.

yep i think so.
the forum adds this html in between for unknown reason:
it also happens if you enter any long string
0123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678 901234567890123456789

Its a shit load below the price of early adopters paid, almost like the opposite of benefitting from being early.

It'll come down to utility, people won't care if they are getting a better deal or making early adopters richer, until theres something fundamentally better/more useful than Monero if that day ever comes. If you are worried about Monero being fast mined resurrect quazarcoin and see how many will flock to it.

interesting



some data length thing?

critical infrastructure list:

* XMRUSD exchange
* GUI
* App compatible with BTC
* Trezor integration

If/when we have those 4, monero will be very user friendly and we can m00n.

overall I think that the majority has not yet understand bitcoin. one day they will, and then they will also find out that there is also a anonymous blockchain.  i think we need at least one anonymous crypto. this could be monero or another one. I hope monero will be ready then (gui + xmrusd exchange).

That is a risk, but on the other hand, mot of us are at a loss.
People had a lot of opportunities to buy below 0.002 BTC per XMR.

Your point is a valid one. But none of us really know what is considered "fast mine" or not as we dont know how the overall adopters of Monero will view it in the future.

The price being low is a sign that people can still buy it at prices that are attainable for anyone interested.

The fast mine thing is (for me) a non issue for now. It isn't an INSTAMINE to me. Essentially if the price of monero was held very very high from inception until now that would probably support your supposition. But given anyone can drop $5 and buy some XMR without having to mine it with expensive equipment or any hardware is a very low barrier to entry.

As far as I am aware the technology that supports Monero is sound. I'm still sifting through the pages and pages of source code to verify it for myself and playing with the daemon and simple wallet 0.9 release compile myself.

I think it will come down to utility. Sure another form of Monero could pop up with a different distribution curve and that may succeed.

But none of us really know the future.

All I know is the technology is now out of the bottle. You can't UN-INVENT something.

Putting financial privacy into the hands of people is very valuable in this day and age given how governments are covertly trying to spy on their own citizens (especially the US).

It is interesting when Bitcoin was created...it was at the crux of the last major global financial crisis.

It is also interesting when Monero was created and released (in the same years that privacy is becoming a scarce commodity in some countries).

The free market has an interesting way of allowing things to be created when certain fundamental problems in our world start to unfold.

Monero has given excellent shorting opportunities.
I have no reason to believe it ceases to giving them in the future.
Risto is saturated with Moneros and so are probably the majority of the community. Correct me if I am wrong but there are very few signs of coming demand for the coin.
The risk is, Monero will be considered as fast mined by the late adopters who decide only adapt it in smaller scale or some even not at all as many will not want to participate making the early adopters even richer.

one has to be patient with xmr, people tend to sell the bottom.

btw, if anybody copys my monero address the forum/browser adds a white space in between. Is there a way to avoid it without using bbcode for code?