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Bitcoin will always be BTC to most of us.
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Take a close look at daily XMR/BTC and you can see accumulation starting in earnest August 2 (most likely due to inside info) but did not speed up until the day after sigaint.org announced their public Monero node on Tor on August 12. Oasis was the first to announce Monero payments on August 19 followed by AlphaBay on August 22.
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You only want him to baghold that your losses are not getting higher. Fibonacci indicates it goes down to 085 check at bitcoinwisdom.
You can't apply Fibonacci on XMR markets. It isn't close to being a mature enough market. It's barely even practical on BTC/USD let alone XMR/BTC. Besides, if you think it's going to 085 then why are you telling the noob to buy at 075. You're clearly looking to accumulate, but had you been paying attention you would have realised that we're already currently in the accumulation zone. Anything below 0.012 is the pickup point, and while newcomers should always trade cautiously, it would be fucking insanity to sell now....given that pretty much everyone else in this thread is obviously picking up. So please, less of the evangelical deception. Of course you can apply Fibonacci levels to XMR. Consider the latest surge in price to have begun on Aug 2 price has retreated almost exactly 61.8%. Traders are fiercely supporting the 0.0120 level dips below have been brief. I also agree that any price below .012 is worth bidding.  |
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Probably more downside to go. I do not see posts here that are negative enough. When you read people moaning bitching and saying they dumped their Monero will never touch it again time to buy.
If you buy now you may lose 20% initially, by buying now you are of course likely to lose money initially (probaly 10...30 %) before the next pump, but is it worth saving 10...30% and risk not getting a gain of over 100%(possibly 500%). I hate tp gamble with money like this but this is the last chance of becoming an XMR whale. Good Lord there is never a last chance. I would never take a long position expecting to have a 20% draw down I did not just fall off the turnip truck LOL. Place your bids very low where you do not expect them to be filled but get a nice surprise when they are. Smart money is bidding under .01 on Polo just take a look at the order book. |
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I took a look at the Litecoin charts and there is no evidence of any trend starting. I would not invest in Litecoin at all, hoping for a future increase. It is easy enough to see a trend starting and buy at that time. There are better coins to buy if you are looking for the best chance of a price increase. Put your money in bitcoin instead.
if you could see the trend on the charts without taking a close look then everybody would have been rich from trading altcoins. the signs are there, both in the charts and also in the news you only have to know where to look  There are a lot of litecoin bag holders who desperately want a pump to cash out. An increase from 574 to 625 in two months with no volume to speak of is not a tradeable trend just noise. There are no hidden indicators, no secrets. |
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Probably more downside to go. I do not see posts here that are negative enough. When you read people moaning bitching and saying they dumped their Monero will never touch it again time to buy.
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I took a look at the Litecoin charts and there is no evidence of any trend starting. I would not invest in Litecoin at all, hoping for a future increase. It is easy enough to see a trend starting and buy at that time. There are better coins to buy if you are looking for the best chance of a price increase. Put your money in bitcoin instead.
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Any coin named Lump deserves to perish. A bad joke?
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Long term price will rebound but it is likely you will see .01 first. When there was good news and excitement about Monero why did the developers not take advantage of momentum and make releasing an official GUI wallet the top priority?
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Volume up and a fight at the top of the 13s - is this the fightback, or a dead cat bounce...?
Dead cat bounce already occurred on Sept 5 daily chart downtrend since then |
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Here is a chart of the Fibonacci levels since this XMR speculative bubble started place your bids gentlemen  Bitcoin has been known to retrace 61.8% to 78.6% and recover. Breaking 50% is significant so more downside expected. |
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I love this password manager but I hate that I now have to use Chrome. It's worth it to use chrome for the password manager. But I hope they do something in the future to allow me to uninstall chrome and never have to see it again.
If the reason you do not like Chrome is privacy issues consider Iron instead. Does trezor password manager work on it?Wow cool thanks for telling me about this! No problem! Iron browser is a hidden gem. |
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Posted in a private trading group I belong to (thanks sebastiaan)  Umm... okay, but but but... when in there does that next spike up to over $50-$100 that everyone says is coming soon happen?  Look at the history of bitcoin price spikes for some clues. It could take eight months, could take 2 years. Also ... might never happen. |
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Posted in a private trading group I belong to (thanks sebastiaan) |
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I love this password manager but I hate that I now have to use Chrome. It's worth it to use chrome for the password manager. But I hope they do something in the future to allow me to uninstall chrome and never have to see it again.
If the reason you do not like Chrome is privacy issues consider Iron instead. |
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You can find the Bwallet site in Chinese here: https://www.bidingxing.com/bwalletThe developer of Trezor took a hard look at the first Bwallet and voiced his privacy and security concerns here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2tyier/bwallet_review_by_trezor_developer/Interesting part on BWallet is, that they really did not change much in firmware source codes, except adding tracking supercookie to the API. This particular line should catch your attention: https://github.com/BWallet/bwallet-mcu/blob/2427d396c29722e1ddd70791aaeb12b55ae5d609/firmware/fsm.c#L148. This reports processor's serial number to the computer and it means that they track who you are (they know to which name/address they shipped the device) and how much money do you have (because BWallet reports this ID to mybwallet.com). Note that Trezor confirmed it only costs $19 to manufacture a Trezor. Even KeepKey clone had to reduce price to $99 to compete with Trezor. Advice? If you have enough bitcoin to justify a hardware wallet stick to Trezor or Ledger. Ledger is the true competitor to Trezor since they built the Nano from scratch rather than just another Trezor clone. Ledger Naino S has the benefit of also storing private keys for ETH and ETC while Trezor is still the original and has the most features, e.g Android Mycelium integration and password protected hidden wallets. I use both Trezor and Nano S and can confirm both are excellent products with great customer service. |
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It actually looks very interesting despite the fact that you showed us only an external case. Very sleek, yet simple design.
Where I can find original announcement and website of the manufacturer? How much it will cost?
It it will be cheaper that Trezor I might consider buying it as a gift.
... altough it's a shame they're building their product on the sourcecode of somebody else. Waiting for the price aswell  Worked for KeepKey also. |
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Mycelium is a must if you want to use a hardware wallet with your Android phone, but Breadwallet is worth taking a look at also.
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Hello , I have created a monero wallet on web site mymonero.com. I have the seed and i want to use a classic wallet with this seed. I make : monero-wallet-cli.exe --restore-deterministic-wallet  But i have an error message : "Error: Electrum-style word list failed verification" Why can i create my monero wallet classic from the seed mymonero.com ?? Thank you. mymonero uses a 13 word seed while the official Monero wallet uses 25. In 0.9.4 client using simplewallet you could import your mymonero keys using: ./simplewallet --generate-from-keys newwalletname Not sure if the same syntax works for 10.0 in monero-wallet-cli though. You could probably get an answer fast at /r/Monero Why not just create a new wallet using monero-wallet-cli and send any XMR in your mymonero wallet to the new one? |
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Thanks for this. With hardware wallets so cheap now there is no excuse for leaving bitcoin on an exchange unless you are in a trade. Same goes for web wallets.
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