I read that Monero is real mooney (actual typo  ) money. Is It True? |
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Well happy to see Monero finally hit $100. Been a long time coming. My miner has been running three years now. Some of the GPU fans are starting to not work, even with routine maintenance the GPU's are slowly dying. She's an old tug now.
All those early bounty donations have paid off. Monero keeps getting better and better. Hope everyone here has been well, long time since my last post.
Its like getting I kite off the ground. Running and pulling, running and pulling. Suddenly, it starts pulling back! Just passed $141 CAD  Whats that in real money?  1 monero |
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Well happy to see Monero finally hit $100. Been a long time coming. My miner has been running three years now. Some of the GPU fans are starting to not work, even with routine maintenance the GPU's are slowly dying. She's an old tug now.
All those early bounty donations have paid off. Monero keeps getting better and better. Hope everyone here has been well, long time since my last post.
Its like getting I kite off the ground. Running and pulling, running and pulling. Suddenly, it starts pulling back! Just passed $141 CAD |
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Yes monero will go up in value for sure, but it will fade out of the top 20 cmcap. Monero will never reach mainstream adoption because of its anonimity. Bottom line: other coins will outperform monero before fading to obscurity, while Monero just keeps on keepin' on.
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I had xmr for a while, but why hold the coin instead of just buying it when you need to hide whatever you are doing, then transfer back to what you originally had?
Title: Re: [XMR] Monero Speculation All lessons can be learned, in time. |
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Will monero be switching to PoS anytime soon?
*Soon™ LOL  Piece of shit. Still my immediate association with pos. And as far as I know, fits in all cases. |
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Maybe it will dip down just a bit closer to where it was then i can grab some for the long run.
Or, it leaves and never comes back... Nothing but good things coming. Perfect storm. |
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5) You are a shop owner, and have registered a Monero address with the IRS as your official retailer address. You use this address for receiving payments from all of your customers. At the end of the year, the tax man uses the view key you provided them with to check how much you received, so that you pay the appropriate taxes....
Good stuff, but seriously, the IRS using your viewkey? The IRS forms are ancient, they have nothing for that sort of thing, so how will that ever work in this day and age? I understand it and agree, but I don't see the IRS actually giving any shits about that kind of thing. It's hard enough to claim BTC on tax forms, let alone any other crypto!  Monero is doing pretty well. Great to see ongoing developement.
Monero is so undervalued it's crazy. I'd still buy more if I could. The privacy issue is all bullshit anyway - You have to convert your crypto to fiat to consume. Short sighted. |
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Holy Jesus of God! So what's the news? I'm sure it's more than just because of it's technical merits. Is XMR finally becoming the official cryptocurrency of the darknet?world. mua ha ha ha
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I think we are at an ATH right now? I particularly like the fact that it is moving without correlation to BTC and other cryptos, and rather based on the news for the project itself. For me it shows that it is not just an speculative asset, but rather, a project with strong fundamentals and insane potential. As for the people here who bought at 25 cents, boy, I hate and envy you !! CAD $96 $101 $110 pop a cork!is a new ATH. Poloniex is a sea of green right now, monero still the most favored. |
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Boom!
Love to start the day with green candles.... Hello Monero, enjoyed your holiday?
Ha! just about to go to bed, thought I'd have a peek, and it looks like action has returned to the xmr markets. Nice. |
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So I just noticed Polo has screwed me the last 5 days or so. I opened a long and have left it and my lending rate I set to pay was 2% (default) yet I've been charged between 4.5-5$ for the LAST 5 DAYS (stupid capslock). Does anyone know why this would happen? I really don't want to open a ticket as I have no response to the last two I opened. They are really going down hill fast, I can no longer defend them.
What you set is the initial borrowing rate. Any roll over will always be at the best available rate at the time. Recently the lending pool shrank drastically as people removed btc from exchanges so they could collect their alt fork coins. Rates mooned, borrowers paid. Lots of fake buy walls on Poloniex. Not sure why they actually put them. Hoping for flash crash? Is that even possible in Moreno?
No those walls where just there to get the according BCC in case Polo will every attribute them  you put a margin buy order low in the book and only pay the interest for the BTC and still also get the BCC So I just noticed Polo has screwed me the last 5 days or so. I opened a long and have left it and my lending rate I set to pay was 2% (default) yet I've been charged between 4.5-5$ for the LAST 5 DAYS (stupid capslock). Does anyone know why this would happen? I really don't want to open a ticket as I have no response to the last two I opened. They are really going down hill fast, I can no longer defend them.
Most likely you only had 2 day loans and when those run out only the bigger ones were left, and are taken automatically... the order does not get canceled if it doesnt fulfill the 2% you stated in the first order in a renewal . Well thats a load of horeshit! So they think if they remove all loans that they can force you to pay more than you agreed to. Thats retarded. The margin should close or you should be asked if you agree to a higher rate. Where the fuck does it say I agreed to that shit? lol it's all there. I prefer the current model where you are free to close your position any time if it gets too hot, as opposed to being liquidated inopportunely because of rising fees which may or may not be of concern. |
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So I just noticed Polo has screwed me the last 5 days or so. I opened a long and have left it and my lending rate I set to pay was 2% (default) yet I've been charged between 4.5-5$ for the LAST 5 DAYS (stupid capslock). Does anyone know why this would happen? I really don't want to open a ticket as I have no response to the last two I opened. They are really going down hill fast, I can no longer defend them.
What you set is the initial borrowing rate. Any roll over will always be at the best available rate at the time. Recently the lending pool shrank drastically as people removed btc from exchanges so they could collect their alt fork coins. Rates mooned, borrowers paid. |
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Hash rate and active nodes at all time highs. Block reward dropping every 2 minutes or so. I think the price has to be about done with dropping.
Don't you mean the difficulty is increasing? The block reward drops at a very slow and predictable rate that does not depend on the hash rate - I think. You are right, but I am sure he meant miners reward for one hash contributed. But Monero price in $ is not that much different then was in last 3 months $22-$55. Miners to pay electricity so they care about USD and not BTC price. Block reward decreases predictably (every block), and difficulty is increasing at the same time, however less predictably. Pretty much every metric indicates growth. |
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Hash rate and active nodes at all time highs. Block reward dropping every 2 minutes or so. I think the price has to be about done with dropping.
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I´ve been following the thread for a while. The major caractheristic i see being appointed here for the success and mass adoption of Monero is the fact that it´s the most private coin. IMO if mass adoption would occur today the masses would rather have an easy to use coin than a very private coin. So you think in the future people will be increasingly concern with privacy or you see monero as an easier to use coin than the others?
People will either be increasingly concerned with privacy, or increasingly deprived of wealth freedom and privacy. Some will figure it out sooner, some later, and some will just continue to bahh baahh baaahh while looking for a handout. |
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Currently, the GUI is useless in signing transactions offline due to a known and open window-scaling issue in some devices with smaller/lower-res screen (at least for me anyway) wherein the "Advanced Options" buttons at the bottom are cut off and inaccessible (specifically the "Sign tx file" button). It's supposed to be fixed in the next release but in the meantime, what are the steps to sign transactions offline using CLI (reluctantly due to CLI phobia but I'm left with no choice).
Moreover, in Linux Mint 18.2, a usable GUI window appears under 30 seconds after launching while the same process takes about 8 minutes in Windows 7 on the same device. Note that the device is a netbook set up with a cold/offline wallet albeit a bit souped up with Windows 7 64-bit/2GB RAM/SSD (stock spec was Windows 7 Starter 32-bit/1GB RAM/HDD). Why this very significant disparity in starting time? Is Linux binary more optimized than that of Windows?
Windows 8.1 takes forever to load GUI for me as well. 64bit, 4GB RAM, SSD. Not a big deal, but occasionally annoying. I usually have the daemon running already when I launch GUI. Time to switch to Linux? Yep. Been on the to do list for about 3 years |
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