Topic: [XMR] Monero Speculation - page 367. (Read 3314316 times)

I was working out new ideas for subreddit designs but in the end got side-tracked with other projects and it sort of fell out of priority tbh. Also since then a number of key changes have been made by others and it's now starting to look pretty good - specifically clearing up the sidebar and removing the dark divider at the top. There's still a couple of changes that could be made, but in general it's not so much an aesthetic priority as it was a few months back (imo).


I have attachment, it's just an attachment to the future rather than the present. I can't see any way that the fiat system will be around in 50 years, least not in any meaningful way. Monero has proven itself as one of the original classic cryptos, so assuming it is well maintained for the next century, then it's position within the revolution is safe, and for now, underpriced. So as long as accumulation is the order of the day, yes I have bags.

Pain and confusion are results of attachment (see:  Buddhist philosophy).
Rangedriver has detachment.
Either that, or he's not holding bags like the rest of us   

Somebody here correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought all you need is the transaction hash.  The recipient can find your coins by searching the transactions in his wallet for the one with that hash.
Did your exchange tell you it was impossible to find the coins?
Edit:  I just realized that if you sent from an exchange, that might complicate things considerably.
Moral of the story:  don't send XMR between exchanges.  Send from an exchange to your own wallet, or from your own wallet to an exchange.

Great post.

Question: I recall some weeks ago you mentioned that you were engaged in an effort to change Monero branding (something like that - I can't remember exactly). Did that ever happen?

#justBotnetThings

And the Hash rate didn't drop a bit! Actually it continues to rise...

I did the same mistake in 2 years ago, and NO there is no way they can track that transaction anymore. I accepted that loss around 40+ XMR. 

Very interesting post.

It's of course peoples aim to accumulate value.

I cannot see a future where Monero is worth less and less against the USD year on year.

Bottom soon bro?

LOL great move, my buy orders are already filled so if we go up from here I'm totally fine ;-)

Ok so i figured, once i start dumping, the market will magically turn around.

So i dumped only 0.01 XMR and jay it worked 

Did you notify them? The reason the PayID is important is because it tells them whose account to credit. If you don't file a ticket, you'll never get your money.

Is there anyone who had ever forgotten to input the Payment ID when transferring XMR to an exchange? And how long does the exchange take to credit your XMR deposit? I transferred some from Binance to OKEX, but forget to input the ID. Half a month has passed, and problem still unsolved. 

This is that moment when the market cleanses those that came in at the later part of the trend, who were hyped and those who thinks crypto is a get-rich-quick thing.

I will hold my purse of XMR through bull and bear.

I still don't get why some people are getting so worked up about CRYPTO/USD prices, particularly when it comes to speculation. At this stage of the game all that matters is XMR/BTC. If your primary objective is the long-term accumulation of USD, then you are going to lose.

Sure, if you've got present-day commitments that are inescapable then I guess you've gotta do what you've gotta do, but c'mon guys... you don't need faith or subjective delusion to realise that in general, the nature of social-political behaviour is that given time ultimately individuals gravitate toward freedom while collectives gravitate toward progressivly fairer systems, and in BOTH scenarios, legacy finance ends up ded, centralized banks end up ded, state-sponsored tokens end up ded and powerful oligarchical fuckfaces end up wounded, presumably retreating to fuck us over in some other kind of way.

So right now I'm looking at the XMR/BTC chart and like all other CRYPTO/BTC charts, it's about as exciting as the mediterranean is to surfers. Business as usual. Everything is much the same as it ever was and within acceptable ranges.

I think by now, most people in this thread have a visceral understanding that XMR/BTC will be reaching new highs towards the end of the period starting end of Feb and finishing around about mid-summer. That's all that matters. Fuck the USD. It's not to important to the current mission.

At any point in time, ever, the only speculatively bad thing that can happen to XMR is if it goes down significantly against BTC.... and even if that were to happen (it's not) then it's only going to bounce back up again. You already know this.

For everyone else, at times like this I think it's worth taking to heart the wisdom of anglo-japanese financial trader Kero Kero Bonito, particularly in her 2016 publication entitled: Trampoline.

You can listen to the full 4 minute speech here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTkHkLDy0HI

As far as I'm concerned it's potentially the most important trading advice ever given.

Peace.
 

Sub 20, don’t make me laugh. Could we consider this trolling ? That would mean we go up soon

No. Moreno is likely headed back to its ICO price; and may remain at sub-$20 for a while —if it survives as a cryptocurrency.

Afraid cannot suggest any viable cryptocurrency as a stable investment during 2018-2020.

Historically, when any asset bubble bursts, the unwinding bear market typically lasts 2 years on average (from peak price to ultimate low); and usually erases 80%-90% in value; see here:
http://www.thebubblebubble.com/historic-crashes/

Applying the same metrics to the cryptocurrency bubble, it would suggest Bitcoin at sub $1000 by Christmas 2018 or Easter 2019.
From late 2019 to early 2020, the second generation of cryptocurrencies ought to emerge as viable long-term investments; however this time, with stable growth, purpose fit technology, robust secure exchange platforms and real adoption —not parabolic exuberance.

Paradoxically, a volatile and rapid appreciation of a currency, is a failed currency. By definition, currencies are supposed to be recognized, accepted and stable mediums of exchange —not just another speculative boom-bust asset class.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/2018-cryptocurrency-crash-elliott-wave-2711461
 

It has every time so far, and it is growing better faster than ever.  Why wouldn't it?  Even centralized non-fungible coins recover routinely from big spikes and the subsequent drops.

Question is of xmr could recover from this ?

Never say never, the market tends to overreact unpredictably at times.  I mean I sure don't want this to happen but I'm not gonna be denying that 'it will never happen' either.  Apathy and fear are the market's greatest enemies and that's what we are facing.