When is the ICO?!

Wouldn't be bitcointalk if someone didn't show up to pump their favorite off topic coin.

You have to work it out between you. I will escrow it if both agree.

incognitoworker has some coins for sale at 0.00014

I must be!

The ideal investment for a non-player is S-HODL. Full reinvestment of dividends with no ongoing management required.

As simple as 1-2-3:

1. Buy
2. HODL
3. Profit?

I remember someone built an unofficial GUI a while back.


Have not tried it or heard about anyone else trying it though.

Also, @robelneo 32 bit Windows is not usable. I had hoped the pruning branch would reduce memory usage enough to make it work, but it was still not quite small enough. You need 64 bit currently.

I think there are a lot of people/bots engaging in short term trading and likely the same Monero traded many times.

@Shkembe

The activity here is a little confusing, so I'm not sure what to put on the OP.

Are you looking to sell at 0.00013999 and buying at 0.0001800?

./simplewallet --restore-deterministic-wallet

Yes, but I'm also pretty sure it has become more profitable recently. The price is doing okay and the difficulty/hash rate is way down.

You are trying to be long, yes. But what you are actually long is not XMR itself (which would mean holding the private keys), but someone else's promise to pay you XMR.

This can contribute to a sort of waterfall black swan risk, since people who want to be long seeing their long exposure wiped out might induce them to try to replace it in the market, leading to even more short losses (on the other hand, the synthetic longs'  losses may reduce demand due to negative wealth effect).

Or you could just hold your private keys.

Active, but slow. It is no secret that my available time is limited and the highest priority goes to urgent security updates and such. Nevertheless, both will happen in due time.

Hard to say. "The markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent."

I didn't read the whole thread so maybe this is covered but the reason* these attacks don't happen in practice is that none of the deployed chains actually operate as decentralized consensus systems. They are centralized in some manner with checkpoints, centrally signed blocks, etc.

This makes them impossible to attack but it also makes them a sham. They're just centralized systems implemented in an inefficient way that gives the appearance of decentralization.

* The other reason these systems aren't necessarily attacked is that attacking takes work, and often no one really cares (competent people have better things to do). Shadowcash was recently deanonymized due to a mathematical flaw that rendered their anonymity technique utterly and completely worthless, and which existed in their design for over a year, with a bounty offered. But the flaw was only discovered by accident. Apart from this accidental discovery, the flaw could easily have stayed there for years longer but that would not have made the system any less worthless. Do not assume that since something hasn't been broken yet, it is secure. That is completely wrong.

Added along with one pre-funded sell order.

To clarify a bit, "import transactions" (and the 10 XMR fee) is only needed if you have used the wallet previously. For a brand new wallet, there will be no transactions so trying to import them is useless (unless you want to donate 10 XMR to fluffypony )

According to their Terms of Use, they do hold the account holder responsible:


However, if the account holder doesn't pay, the risk then theoretically falls next on the lender:


In practice, I agree true black swan risks probably exist (aside from those that exist outside the lending system altogether).

Good suggestion. i'll add them.

Added.

Some more trades and new orders on the OP now.