Bitcoin it's time to rest
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Topic: [XMR] Monero Speculation - page 315. (Read 3314316 times)
MONERO it's time to rest
Lol, u dont Get tired from spreading nonsense
MONERO it's time to rest
An Empirical Analysis of Traceability in the Monero Blockchain
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1704.04299/
very elaborate, like the search for the planet x that is supposed to be by its gravitational trail, but nobody has found it.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1704.04299/
very elaborate, like the search for the planet x that is supposed to be by its gravitational trail, but nobody has found it.
man its really sad when you miss your 0.023 long that close 
so where are we heading bois? anyone shorting?
so where are we heading bois? anyone shorting?
I'm still longing from last week @.0244.
My close is @.0275
No real coins in the green v/s btc today but monero.
Market is getting thrashed again.
man its really sad when you miss your 0.023 long that close
so where are we heading bois? anyone shorting?
so where are we heading bois? anyone shorting?
I'm a permabull, but starting to feel like an ATH again this year is unlikely. (in BTC or fiat terms).
Painful market right now...
Painful market right now...
i have the exact same feeling. Long time HODLer and i wanted to sell some at 1000 usd , i dont know if i should be realistic and sell some at a lower usd rate
or just wait
. But i dont have the feeling we will go higher then 500. I expect a lot of Bulletproofs ... thats just huge , but with the comming hardfork and ledgerintegration, the price does not really move up ...
It is hard to predict what will happen with price half year from now. Can be new ATH or not.
Bulletproofs will not do much on short term, their main impact will be to slow down increasing of the blockchain size. So they will have impact in years to come.
Updates in this upgrade are huge. Most important is probably multisig support.
Some highlights of this major release are:
Great list! Very excited for this upgrade.
Also, very excited to see what happens to network hashrate
I'm a permabull, but starting to feel like an ATH again this year is unlikely. (in BTC or fiat terms).
Painful market right now...
Painful market right now...
i have the exact same feeling. Long time HODLer and i wanted to sell some at 1000 usd , i dont know if i should be realistic and sell some at a lower usd rate
or just wait
. But i dont have the feeling we will go higher then 500. I expect a lot of Bulletproofs ... thats just huge , but with the comming hardfork and ledgerintegration, the price does not really move up ...
It is hard to predict what will happen with price half year from now. Can be new ATH or not.
Bulletproofs will not do much on short term, their main impact will be to slow down increasing of the blockchain size. So they will have impact in years to come.
Updates in this upgrade are huge. Most important is probably multisig support.
Some highlights of this major release are:
tweaked PoW to block DoS attacks from ASICs
added input ordering to prevent wallet inference
increased minimum ring size from 5 to 7
subaddress support added, with addresses starting with a prefix of 8
added multisig support
added support for SunOS / Solaris
initial support for Ledger Nano S hardware wallet
added seed encryption by password
securely erase keys from memory, for most cases, when no longer in use
initial Bulletproofs implementation live on testnet
added accounts, tags, and labels, via subaddresses
added initial, quite rough support for 0MQ
added some mitigations for privacy-threatening key reusing forks
added a new network, stagenet, which mirrors mainnet's features
added SSL support for light wallet API
added CORS support to the RPC stack
added a --generate-from-spend-key flag to the CLI wallet
added a --disable-dns-checkpoints flag to the daemon
massive improvements to build hardening
added native fuzz testing for user input
added the ability to limit inbound connections
enabled "fluffy blocks" by default
added a --max-txpool-size mempool size limit flag
allow a remote node to temporarily process RPC requests during IBD
added a relay_tx command to the RPC wallet
allow for spend key retrieval via RPC wallet call
made libraries use position independent code
improvements made to Docker image
added a sweep_single command to the CLI wallet
made RPC error codes more specific
improved stack trace printing, and noted stack trace lib in output
split and refactored wallet_api from wallet code
added priority arguments to sweep_all and donate CLI wallet commands
added a --do-not-relay option to the CLI wallet
made the hashchain unit tests work again
added tests for subaddress expansion
added RingCT performance tests
added package installation instructions for Void Linux
made changes to ensure no sensitive data is logged accidentally
added a Croatian mnemonic word list
added a Lojban mnemonic word list
added a Swedish CLI translation
added stoffu's GPG key to the source code
added an timeoue for connections which don't complete a handshake
moved test building to the end of the CMake build process
as always, loads of bug fixes and performance improvements
General information regarding the upcoming scheduled network upgrade and a call for community action
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/87r8fk/general_information_regarding_the_upcoming/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/87r8fk/general_information_regarding_the_upcoming/
An Empirical Analysis of Traceability in the Monero Blockchain
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1704.04299/
very elaborate, like the search for the planet x that is supposed to be by its gravitational trail, but nobody has found it.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1704.04299/
very elaborate, like the search for the planet x that is supposed to be by its gravitational trail, but nobody has found it.
See:
https://getmonero.org/2017/04/19/an-unofficial-response-to-an-empirical-analysis-of-linkability.html
when the coin is in the top, it usually goes along with the market
An Empirical Analysis of Traceability in the Monero Blockchain
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1704.04299/
very elaborate, like the search for the planet x that is supposed to be by its gravitational trail, but nobody has found it.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1704.04299/
very elaborate, like the search for the planet x that is supposed to be by its gravitational trail, but nobody has found it.
You make it sound like it just poofs out of thin air. Someone has to make capital. Those people have to take a risk. ...
I take it back, give my regards to Paris Hilton.
Waiting for mid of April 
I think that both communism and capitalism are centralized systems.
Capitalism is about individuals owning the product of their labor and being free to exchange that product for private property which they can then also own. That's a pretty decentralized system.
But it is also about nepotism and passing that capitol onto descendants while blocking other from gaining the advantage the initial capitol holders enjoyed. So really lets be real, no system is even close to perfect as long as humans are in control.
You make it sound like it just poofs out of thin air. Someone has to make capital. Those people have to take a risk. A huge portion of the time attempting to produce capital ends up being a net loss. Part of the reason people take that risk is for the promise of passing it onto their children if it turns out to be a successful endeavor. If it does end up being successful than the capitalists descendants are groomed for the life of managing capital. And the effective management of capital is something that benefits everyone in a society. And anyway if the children are not successful at capital management than they do not pass any capital onto their own children. Which is usually the case, rags to riches then back to rags in three generations.
So I mean of course it's not perfectly decentralized. But that wouldn't be ideal anyway since different people have different skills and you want more capital in the hands of those who are the best at managing capital.
I think that both communism and capitalism are centralized systems.
Capitalism is about individuals owning the product of their labor and being free to exchange that product for private property which they can then also own. That's a pretty decentralized system.
But it is also about nepotism and passing that capitol onto descendants while blocking other from gaining the advantage the initial capitol holders enjoyed. So really lets be real, no system is even close to perfect as long as humans are in control.
I think that both communism and capitalism are centralized systems.
Capitalism is about individuals owning the product of their labor and being free to exchange that product for private property which they can then also own. That's a pretty decentralized system.
I'm not so sure. The on/off-ramps to crypto (especially alts) are not as easily accessible and thus less susceptible to panics in the broader markets. Cryptos still remain very much on the fringe in spite of their recent publicity.
Good point with all this KYC there is alot of "Stuck" capitol in crypto now.
0.12.0.0 binaries released! https://github.com/monero-project/monero/releases
I think that both communism and capitalism are centralized systems. Monero war against ASIC is about freedom. Freedom is about decentralized power, where each individual control a small part of the system. i support Monero war against ASIC.
Isn't democracy as far from centralized as you can get a government? Besides, any crypto's nodes resemble democracy (including Monero).
I'm a permabull, but starting to feel like an ATH again this year is unlikely. (in BTC or fiat terms).
Painful market right now...
Painful market right now...
i have the exact same feeling. Long time HODLer and i wanted to sell some at 1000 usd , i dont know if i should be realistic and sell some at a lower usd rate
or just wait
. But i dont have the feeling we will go higher then 500. I expect a lot of Bulletproofs ... thats just huge , but with the comming hardfork and ledgerintegration, the price does not really move up ...
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