Looks hacked to me. The language seems different (misusing words like "loose"), and I doubt that AP needs to be wasting time with earnings from a signature campaign.
Ah - I spoke to soon. Hacked accounts abound, it may be so.... I hope not, but I fear you may well be right. |
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what's the price going to be by dec. 31?
will we see $200?
Someone should make a thread where we guess exact prize. I am quite certain price will go over USD ATH before the end of the year. If it will go beyond to $200 is also possible but that is not so sure thing anymore. If it will stay above $200 on Dec.31? I would give 25% chance to that. While BTC swings on waves in fork ocean no more $160-170. $200 unlikely. But I believe that XMR is undervalued coin and growth unavoidable. Time only Welcome back, AP! You have been missed... |
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what's the price going to be by dec. 31?
will we see $200?
Not sure about where this goes... BUT - every now and again BTC and XMR have both risen together. See the turn of last year? If you hold both, as I do - then this is perfect, usually one hedges the other, when they both go up? Boom! Ladies and Gentlemen; this might just be one of those moments. An adjustment in Monero's price in spite of a near ATH BTC level. Bliss. |
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UPATES-Added RhinohDrns-Additional Fatecoin-Eliminated YACo
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A better answer than mine! (deleted it in shame).
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Since this is the speculastio0n thread.. Anyone else noticed the price is creeping up nicely? We have picked up value since yesterday's low (in USD) of circa $121 and now we're pushing up towards $130. Monero is being acquired steadily out there and looking bullish  Sshhhhh! Don't jinx it. It's accelerating, ain't no stopping it... |
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Since this is the speculastio0n thread.. Anyone else noticed the price is creeping up nicely? We have picked up value since yesterday's low (in USD) of circa $121 and now we're pushing up towards $130. Monero is being acquired steadily out there and looking bullish |
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Been watching XMR and BTC like a hawk, obviously.
I notice that XMR seems to have gained a little back in USD terms since dropping from $125 before the latest BTC moon.
We dipped to $121 (ish) but have slowly crawled back up to round to $124 mark, it seems.
In spite of wankalone's rantings, 0.015 hasn't significantly capitulated in spite of the over $7900 level BTC has reached. I guess BTC being a touch less volatile and staying under the 8000 mark may be simply respite if it sharply leaps up again. But it does seem to indicate underlying strength to the XMR price that certain people were not expecting, at the very least. Maintaining USD price (or even gaining a touch) in current conditions bodes well.
I certainly dumped all the rest of my alts in favour of riding the BTC train. Any increase in my BTC stash as I trade is poised to go into XMR if things turn - as at some point they must.
The steady fiat price point must reassure the DNMS at least.
I'm still trading my market making strategy on alts with volatility in the markets - and still at parity in terms of BTC, but that's involved thousands of automated trades, so you've made a good decision there =) I know - I tried that last time BTC went mooning and it was a pain. When it goes bull, to ride BTC and then buy the alts back seemed an easier system this time - it's worked well, I think. Pretty much all the major alts basically reduced in terms of BTC, so buying them back is still easy - although you don't want to go out for the night and find BTC has tanked and you've missed the bump! Right now Alts look poised for a potential (expected?) weekend BTC dump. It seems they are edging up off the floors they hit, but you could (say) still buy 10% more ETH back now you would have had not much more than a day ago - if that was one you'd dumped. OK it's not dropped in USD terms so much, but more coins for when it bounces back against BTC is probably what you'd want if you're pricing your Alts in BTC and are essentially (long term) long on BTC. That's my 2c... Each to their own though! |
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Been watching XMR and BTC like a hawk, obviously.
I notice that XMR seems to have gained a little back in USD terms since dropping from $125 before the latest BTC moon.
We dipped to $121 (ish) but have slowly crawled back up to round to $124 mark, it seems.
In spite of wankalone's rantings, 0.015 hasn't significantly capitulated in spite of the over $7900 level BTC has reached. I guess BTC being a touch less volatile and staying under the 8000 mark may be simply respite if it sharply leaps up again. But it does seem to indicate underlying strength to the XMR price that certain people were not expecting, at the very least. Maintaining USD price (or even gaining a touch) in current conditions bodes well.
I certainly dumped all the rest of my alts in favour of riding the BTC train. Any increase in my BTC stash as I trade is poised to go into XMR if things turn - as at some point they must.
The steady fiat price point must reassure the DNMS at least.
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Is that LTC just pumping - or are people using it for ways to transfer money cheaply between exchanges?
I don't know about anyone else, but I definitely used it for this purpose during the BitcoinCash fork. Makes sense - can't in all conscience use BCH Of course we are using ltc for fast transactions...  plus @coblee is a rockstar Cheers Charlie Agree with you - good bloke. |
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Is that LTC just pumping - or are people using it for ways to transfer money cheaply between exchanges?
I don't know about anyone else, but I definitely used it for this purpose during the BitcoinCash fork. Makes sense - can't in all conscience use BCH |
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Is that LTC just pumping - or are people using it for ways to transfer money cheaply between exchanges?
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Not a cost move, back to the sideways trading, maybe? I really can't understand that a old coin would have so much quantity, a lot of "senior members" all of a sudden speaking for it, the price stays exactly the same for several days on end. Take a look at Doge (urgh) in comparison, the thing is movement, not stagnation.Keep in mind Feathercon? g
Since no one else is answering, I feel a little sorry for you. I will rise to the bait. I think you haven't been around long or you would realise some people are more interested in a long term increase in value. These people do tend to be 'senior' members, since they have learned much over time in crypto and have done well from picking coins early that have become considered the cream of crypto and made HUGE returns, such as Monero. Mentioning Doge etc. in relation to Monero is really a bit silly. I don't think you will find many people consider Doge to have been a good investment. Good luck with your strategy of trading Doge, though - maybe one day you will have made enough you will be able to afford a decent position in a better investment. I think you are debating with a robot there - there seem to be a lot of weird newbie posts, containing randomness. They all have similar usernames, only post and don't reply I just figured that one out - due to the post above you. Check his other posts - definitely a bot. |
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Jeez - just pipped 7700 on Stamp - ATH today incoming?
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Not a cost move, back to the sideways trading, maybe? I really can't understand that a old coin would have so much quantity, a lot of "senior members" all of a sudden speaking for it, the price stays exactly the same for several days on end. Take a look at Doge (urgh) in comparison, the thing is movement, not stagnation.Keep in mind Feathercon? g
Since no one else is answering, I feel a little sorry for you. I will rise to the bait. I think you haven't been around long or you would realise some people are more interested in a long term increase in value. These people do tend to be 'senior' members, since they have learned much over time in crypto and have done well from picking coins early that have become considered the cream of crypto and made HUGE returns, such as Monero. Mentioning Doge etc. in relation to Monero is really a bit silly. I don't think you will find many people consider Doge to have been a good investment. Good luck with your strategy of trading Doge, though - maybe one day you will have made enough you will be able to afford a decent position in a better investment. Every Dodge has its day. Though we laughed at it and left it well alone there were times it went crazy and multiplied and we wondered. Still that was very much in the past and the years haven't been kind. Indeed - had a few way-back-when, too - but to be ranked alongside Doge and Feathercoin (unfavourably) is a little bit beyond the pale... Why do people think we are just sitting here waiting to be told we are 'wrong' for being happy with our Monero? OT: We're holding up rather well in terms of fiat price, in spite of BTC's (welcome) mooning. Hope it stays that way. EDIT: 5 minutes later BTC goes up to over 7700. But XMR hangs on at $122 still... Eek! |
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Not a cost move, back to the sideways trading, maybe? I really can't understand that a old coin would have so much quantity, a lot of "senior members" all of a sudden speaking for it, the price stays exactly the same for several days on end. Take a look at Doge (urgh) in comparison, the thing is movement, not stagnation.Keep in mind Feathercon? g
Since no one else is answering, I feel a little sorry for you. I will rise to the bait. I think you haven't been around long or you would realise some people are more interested in a long term increase in value. These people do tend to be 'senior' members, since they have learned much over time in crypto and have done well from picking coins early that have become considered the cream of crypto and made HUGE returns, such as Monero. Mentioning Doge etc. in relation to Monero is really a bit silly. I don't think you will find many people consider Doge to have been a good investment. Good luck with your strategy of trading Doge, though - maybe one day you will have made enough you will be able to afford a decent position in a better investment. I thought it was another walonek troll when I read "days on end." Do these guys even know where to sit when the music ends? Evidently they don't! Seems it's not wankalone again, he mercifully has gone quiet - but why people insist on dropping by just to write a pile of drivel on this thread to no effect is beyond me. |
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Not a cost move, back to the sideways trading, maybe? I really can't understand that a old coin would have so much quantity, a lot of "senior members" all of a sudden speaking for it, the price stays exactly the same for several days on end. Take a look at Doge (urgh) in comparison, the thing is movement, not stagnation.Keep in mind Feathercon? g
Since no one else is answering, I feel a little sorry for you. I will rise to the bait. I think you haven't been around long or you would realise some people are more interested in a long term increase in value. These people do tend to be 'senior' members, since they have learned much over time in crypto and have done well from picking coins early that have become considered the cream of crypto and made HUGE returns, such as Monero. Mentioning Doge etc. in relation to Monero is really a bit silly. I don't think you will find many people consider Doge to have been a good investment. Good luck with your strategy of trading Doge, though - maybe one day you will have made enough you will be able to afford a decent position in a better investment. |
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I need to liquidate one of my paper wallets soon, but maybe I will just wait until all of the forking dust settles, so I can strip all 5  shitcoins at the same time. I don't have a fucking clue how to accomplish this safely and efficiently at this time; I haven't even had a (BTC) software wallet set up for years. Hopefully one of the hardware wallets will step up and do the leg work for me, as its about time for me to get one of those anyway. Incentive: Use our HW and get all 13 (I'm talking weeks from now, not today) shitcoins per BTC automatically! One button liquidation! Try it today! If only! |
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More info on this Bitcore (BTX) coin...
It looks like they just paid out 8.3 million of these to existing bitcoin holders on the 6th of November. You automatically have .5 BTX for each bitcoin you owned based on a 2 Nov snapshot. You have to import your bitcoin private keys to get your bitcore coins. You already own them even if you don't claim them right now so hold on to the private keys you were using as of 2 Nov.
Holding bitcore and registering the bitcore address on their site gives you an Airdrop each week based on the balance you hold.
If you're moving your bitcoin to claim your bitcoin gold, might as well claim the bitcore coin at the same time even if you don't plan on selling it right now.
Whoot ? Iīll sit tight, just to be sure. That ok ? They throw coins at me, like itīs early christmas. No, these are the early Christmas coins. http://www.supersmartbitcoin.com/index.htmlAm already suffering from Fork Fatigue.... Paper wallets, too. Lots of them. It's a pain. |
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I voted for the $6,000 to $6,500 range which surprisingly is the least popular. I think by end-of-year Bitcoin will be above $8k, but this month is super bearish in my circles, rumblings of altcoins and other rumors erode confidence.
Rumbling of altcoins should amplify the upside of the Bitcoin market though. When people finally realize how shitty most altcoins are they will want to withdraw and move into Bitcoin or fiat. With Bitcoin hard to move, then logically - all you can do is sell alts to buy it as it moons. I think we might have a very good night - perfect storm for alts, brilliant for BTC. The only way is up, it is the path of least resistance and with coins not hitting exchanges, who can sell. I think we will see spam dropping hard soon. BCH HQ now must be wondering WTF to do. Their strategy might just backfire. Better watch the transaction backlog..? |
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