[XMR] Monero Speculation - page 2143.

AtheistAKASaneBrain

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Quote from: rdnkjdi on October 14, 2014, 01:56:08 PM

Most people who own bitcoin and are semi regulars in the crypto world know about it.

This sums it up. The average joe is completely clueless about Bitcoin, let alone alterantive cryptocurrencies. If they don't see a need to own and use them, then this shit is going nowhere. We'll see tho, what something seemed like an utopia getting mainstream in the past, finally got worldwide adoption. We just have to hope cryptos become trendy as hell in the future.

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The bubble has popped. Only whales were buying XMR - other small time investors that really matters and drive the market up don't give shit about XMR as they see other coins with ~~more potential and less risk.~~ slicker marketing gimmicks & false assurances.

I do agree with the former part. The whales have (mostly) done their buying and now the market goes sideways and down while everyone wonders why. The next step would be creating demand which would need to be a combination of

. Bitcoin user persecution via nosey government (tax fraud, drug busts, China bans, etc)

. A wallet + database

. A growing acceptance of crypto in general (vs the current stagnation). Everyone I know now knows about bitcoin without me telling them. None of them show much interest in it. Adoption has ceased as everyone knows and anyone who wants to use it is. This is much the same with XMR. Everyone who wants to use it / be in on it now is. Most people who own bitcoin and are semi regulars in the crypto world know about it.

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Quote from: pinky on October 14, 2014, 01:42:16 PM

Below are my posts in this thread in the last 30 days. Have I been very wrong?

Yes, most of those sentences are wrong, overstated, speaking for others not yourself, and without basis.
It rhetoric.

Quote from: pinky on October 14, 2014, 01:42:16 PM

I think not.

I'll give you that one though.

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Quote from: nioc on October 14, 2014, 12:29:18 PM

Pinky I see you post in other coins' thread as well trying to dissuade people.

Hm, which other coins? Dissuade? AFAIK I am only writing in BBR/XMR threads.

Below are my posts in this thread in the last 30 days. Have I been very wrong? I think not.
You can use ignore button to avoid reading post from me in the future and live happily in your dreamworld.

Quote from: pinky on October 03, 2014, 01:44:54 PM

The bubble has popped. Only whales were buying XMR - other small time investors that really matters and drive the market up don't give shit about XMR as they see other coins with more potential and less risk. Growth has now virtually stopped and is around 1% per week (IMO strong bear market for any coin) and prices are just too high to sustain 0.003 level for much longer (every rally is smaller and got hammered big time, longterm trendline is broken). But hey, I might be totally wrong.

Quote from: pinky on September 23, 2014, 06:05:47 AM

Last two attacks were fixed quickly and trend was not hurt, now we did break the trendline. Average investor is an idiot and will buy things because everyone else is buying. They don't do any research, because facts would destroy their dreams of no risk/high gain investment. There is a big difference now, because one whale dumped coins and people got really scared - emotions (fear and greed) coupled with anticipation is what drives any market up and down!

But hey, I might be completly wrong, we'll see.

Quote from: pinky on September 23, 2014, 05:42:54 AM

Market found out how risky XMR really is, hence it is very likely that adoption has slowed dramatically in the last week and current price doesn't support inflation rate. I don't believe we have seen the lows yet.

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Quote from: nioc on October 14, 2014, 12:29:18 PM

Pinky I see you post in other coins' thread as well trying to dissuade people. Thank you for your altruism.

Which coin of yours would you like us to buy?

Pinkycoin of course.

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Pinky I see you post in other coins' thread as well trying to dissuade people. Thank you for your altruism.

Which coin of yours would you like us to buy?

pinky

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pinky is an anti-xmr fearmonger, its one thing to not like xmr and want if to fail, its another make these feelings public with nonsense.

im not worried about price, if monero cant keep it up it will crash, maybe more will buy even lower

Ignore at your own peril:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confirmation_bias
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_dissonance
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqzcCfUglws

hodlmybtc

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Damn nice price, been away for a while and see this Cheesy

Please dump some more and fill in my buy orders!

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Quote from: UnicornFarts on October 14, 2014, 11:37:48 AM

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but this is big considering BCX is the one responsible for the low price with his fake attack fud. this man is friend with cryptsy. he advises them. only way what happened the last month made sense is if BCX bought a lot of xmr.

This is simply not true. At the height of the fear - it did a flashcrash to .281 (I know because I purchased some). What we've got now is a constant supply that is over running demand.

i dont understand the relationship between what i've said and what you said

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but this is big considering BCX is the one responsible for the low price with his fake attack fud. this man is friend with cryptsy. he advises them. only way what happened the last month made sense is if BCX bought a lot of xmr.

This is simply not true. At the height of the fear - it did a flashcrash to .281 (I know because I purchased some). What we've got now is a constant supply that is over running demand.

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Want privacy? Use Monero!

We need to break 3.2 mBTC ASAP
I hope it happens...

About darknet: i don't know places were crypto is bought and sold. Maybe some whale (i'm not a whale) should "open a shop"

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Quote from: pinky on October 14, 2014, 11:27:24 AM

Not looking good for XMR. Order book around 100 BTC - the lowest in months. By now even the most enthusiastic see there is something wrong and they are clinging to their last hopes to see price reversal to confirm their bias.

If there will be no quick capitulation the inflation & the lack of adoption itself will do the job. Lack of the adoption is the most worrisome and I doubt new game/online wallet/GUI could save the day.
I would be suprised if the game will see many users without the financial incentives for trying out. The game can be prepared for other coins in a few weeks and all magic is lost.
GUI is only important for sofisticated users (currently around 100-200 people) or maybe creating offline wallets as no sane person will be downloading the whole blockchain. Electrum wallet would be a major breakthrough.
Online wallet is the most important news, but lets wait and see.
I don't know if there is currently any XMR market available or in making on tor.

I wonder when the first whale will capitulate. I know some of them bought below 0.001, but most of them above 0.003. In short, I see prices much lower.

last time price and bids were this low was during the 0.0023 bottom. people were silently accumulating. aminorex and rpietila where nowhere to be seen. operating in the shadows. i remember asking a friend to punch me in the face for not buying more around that time. lets hope the same thing happens.

rumours has it a webwallet is arriving in 2 weeks
fact is that XMR is #1 on coinvote on cryptsy and will be added soon. this is not big per se. but this is big considering BCX is the one responsible for the low price with his fake attack fud. this man is friend with cryptsy. he advises them. only way what happened the last month made sense is if BCX bought a lot of xmr.

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Not looking good for XMR. Order book around 100 BTC - the lowest in months. By now even the most enthusiastic see there is something wrong and they are clinging to their last hopes to see price reversal to confirm their bias.

If there will be no quick capitulation the inflation & the lack of adoption itself will do the job. Lack of the adoption is the most worrisome and I doubt new game/online wallet/GUI could save the day.
I would be suprised if the game will see many users without the financial incentives for trying out. The game can be prepared for other coins in a few weeks and all magic is lost.
GUI is only important for sofisticated users (currently around 100-200 people) or maybe creating offline wallets as no sane person will be downloading the whole blockchain. Electrum wallet would be a major breakthrough.
Online wallet is the most important news, but lets wait and see.
I don't know if there is currently any XMR market available or in making on tor.

I wonder when the first whale will capitulate. I know some of them bought below 0.001, but most of them above 0.003. In short, I see prices much lower.

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Quote from: dEBRUYNE on October 13, 2014, 04:24:10 PM

Quote from: TrueCryptonaire on October 13, 2014, 03:19:57 PM

From the perspective of development, we need more use for XMR.
Therefore I am hopeful for Risto's Crypto Kingndom project.

Bitcoin used to have Silk Road which brought constant demand for bitcoins, we need similar things for Monero. I think non-kosher money is not the way we should engage actively but this type of projects like Risto's one.
Those projects, when successfully monetized, will bring large amounts of money (I am talking here about not millions but tens of millions, even hundreds of millions usd). If the game is done optimally and it is marketed the best possible ways. it might be a huge success and bring tons of non-crypto people to Monero-community.

I am not capable to do coding and I do not have financial resources to do big projects like this but those who wish I hope they will do them. If you can code, then do.

Also, what I would like to see is a Monero-dedicated auction site (like ebay but in Moneros), then perhaps e-book library which forces one to buy moneros first in order to borrow e-books etc.
This type of services are the ones that will hoover the excessive Moneros from the Poloniex - now there is a flood of Moneros. Slightly below 20 000 Moneros are daily mined currently and I am sure some miners would like to do something with their moneros instead of directly dumping them into Poloniex. Roll Eyes

Of course I am assuming here the Monero services are not direct dumpers (like the major btc-merchants are just another way to dump the coins into the fiat-btc-markets).

Dnaleor is working on this, he is advocating for monero on different darkmarket forums. If you want to help, feel free to PM him!

Personally I am against criminals and non-kosher money.
Therefore I am not willing to help in this.
I do not want to participate in sin.

When I said Monero needs SR type of businesses I didn't mean non-kosher money but businesses that have low running costs and are therefore able to become a bagholder - just like SR. I did not refer to dirty money here but clean money with businesses that are able to store coins without pouring them out into exchanges for fiat.
Risto's Crypto Kingdomn is this type of business - or Monero-auction house (where you need to pay your fees in form of xmr). I have plenty of this type of ideas but I do not have capability to start running them mainly because of lack of it-skills.

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We'd like to see that aswell. After RedHack, Anonymous should accept Bitcoin & Monero donations. We put our national currency donations to Monero, too. These prices are good for us in the long term.

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Quote from: TrueCryptonaire on October 13, 2014, 03:19:57 PM

From the perspective of development, we need more use for XMR.
Therefore I am hopeful for Risto's Crypto Kingndom project.

Bitcoin used to have Silk Road which brought constant demand for bitcoins, we need similar things for Monero. I think non-kosher money is not the way we should engage actively but this type of projects like Risto's one.
Those projects, when successfully monetized, will bring large amounts of money (I am talking here about not millions but tens of millions, even hundreds of millions usd). If the game is done optimally and it is marketed the best possible ways. it might be a huge success and bring tons of non-crypto people to Monero-community.

I am not capable to do coding and I do not have financial resources to do big projects like this but those who wish I hope they will do them. If you can code, then do.

Also, what I would like to see is a Monero-dedicated auction site (like ebay but in Moneros), then perhaps e-book library which forces one to buy moneros first in order to borrow e-books etc.
This type of services are the ones that will hoover the excessive Moneros from the Poloniex - now there is a flood of Moneros. Slightly below 20 000 Moneros are daily mined currently and I am sure some miners would like to do something with their moneros instead of directly dumping them into Poloniex. Roll Eyes

Of course I am assuming here the Monero services are not direct dumpers (like the major btc-merchants are just another way to dump the coins into the fiat-btc-markets).

Dnaleor is working on this, he is advocating for monero on different darkmarket forums. If you want to help, feel free to PM him!

freebud

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I created a "wall observer" thread in the Monero forum, if you feel like moving the discussion there..
https://forum.monero.cc/2/economics-and-trading/57/wall-observer-xmr-btc-monero-price-movement-tracking-discussion

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Quote from: UnicornFarts on October 13, 2014, 03:31:25 PM

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Bitcoin used to have Silk Road which brought constant demand for bitcoins, we need similar things for Monero. I think non-kosher money is not the way we should engage actively but this type of projects like Risto's one.
Those projects, when successfully monetized, will bring large amounts of money (I am talking here about not millions but tens of millions, even hundreds of millions usd). If the game is done optimally and it is marketed the best possible ways. it might be a huge success and bring tons of non-crypto people to Monero-community.

Something that hit me today ... and this might be impossible to do. I think that either Edward Snoden or Wikileaks could see the value in an anonymous cryptocurrency. These seem like more legitimate causes that could benefit from anonymous currency than the blackmarket or ISIS Funding

In the same breath - getting Snowden or Assange to advertise your anonomous cryptocurrency might be a tough thing to do. If someone pledged enough XMR to make it worthwhile to get a donate button on wikileaks it might work for advertisement (get picked up on coindesk, etc).

I'd feel more comfortable sending XMR than BTC to either of these projects ...

+1

I am definetely pro-tipping.
But also Monero in order to create demand needs a new class of bagholders and this is easy to do via merchants selling non-tangible things like e-books, online-games, services etc. which have very small fiat-denominated running costs. Cost efficiency enables bagholding.
After all, the bagholding is the very bagbone of each currency.

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Quote from: UnicornFarts on October 13, 2014, 03:31:25 PM

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Bitcoin used to have Silk Road which brought constant demand for bitcoins, we need similar things for Monero. I think non-kosher money is not the way we should engage actively but this type of projects like Risto's one.
Those projects, when successfully monetized, will bring large amounts of money (I am talking here about not millions but tens of millions, even hundreds of millions usd). If the game is done optimally and it is marketed the best possible ways. it might be a huge success and bring tons of non-crypto people to Monero-community.

Something that hit me today ... and this might be impossible to do. I think that either Edward Snoden or Wikileaks could see the value in an anonymous cryptocurrency. These seem like more legitimate causes that could benefit from anonymous currency than the blackmarket or ISIS Funding

In the same breath - getting Snowden or Assange to advertise your anonomous cryptocurrency might be a tough thing to do. If someone pledged enough XMR to make it worthwhile to get a donate button on wikileaks it might work for advertisement (get picked up on coindesk, etc).

I'd feel more comfortable sending XMR than BTC to either of these projects ...

+1
These are the things that got me interested in Monero in the first place.

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Bitcoin used to have Silk Road which brought constant demand for bitcoins, we need similar things for Monero. I think non-kosher money is not the way we should engage actively but this type of projects like Risto's one.
Those projects, when successfully monetized, will bring large amounts of money (I am talking here about not millions but tens of millions, even hundreds of millions usd). If the game is done optimally and it is marketed the best possible ways. it might be a huge success and bring tons of non-crypto people to Monero-community.

Something that hit me today ... and this might be impossible to do. I think that either Edward Snoden or Wikileaks could see the value in an anonymous cryptocurrency. These seem like more legitimate causes that could benefit from anonymous currency than the blackmarket or ISIS Funding

In the same breath - getting Snowden or Assange to advertise your anonomous cryptocurrency might be a tough thing to do. If someone pledged enough XMR to make it worthwhile to get a donate button on wikileaks it might work for advertisement (get picked up on coindesk, etc).

I'd feel more comfortable sending XMR than BTC to either of these projects ...

Edit: A "Download this miner and user your CPU cycles to support us" could also be an interesting social experiment. CPU coins allow you to support your cause financially with CPU cycles.

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