Key resistance level broken on volume:  Horizontal line is 167-168k satoshi. |
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Looks like the ideal setup to break out of this resistance zone (155-168k satoshi). Daily MACD flipping to green (confirmation will come if the current daily closes):  Lending rates shooting up, so a lot of (possible) fuel:  |
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Deserves a crosspost:  Shoutout from Peter Todd on the only altcoin he uses, for privacy reasons of course. Posted yesterday in bitcoincore slack channel. |
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The reason for this is imo, that Dash promised a lot and a lot of projects started, but one has the impression that none of those really found it's end.
For instance darkmixing. For how long now is this feature available now? A year? Recently i used it for the first time and was SO dissapointed. It took me 2 (!) days to mix 1000 coins. Unbelievable! Who do expect to use that stuff when everything takes so long? I know its a solvable issue. But ffs its been a year now! Same goes for masternode blinding etc.
You got to finish things first before moving ahead and open new projects.
Justmy2satoshis.
It's a possible chicken-egg problem. Darksend speed will only increase with more active usage (thus more users). The question is if it will attract more usage being horrendously slow (I think 2 days counts as horrendously). |
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Sorry to disappoint but there was no serious attention. Shen identified the potential pitfall while working on something else decided to look at existing ring signature implementations he could find to see if any of them had the bug. Both OZcoin and Shadow seemed to have it. It's possible he missed something too, and Shadow is protected in some manner, although it doesn't really look that way (the code posted here doesn't seem to fix it). I guess we'll see after further attention is given to it. Another assumption by Smooth and Co. So he happened to be working on something else and just decided to create a blog (who's only post is dedicated to this FUD) No, he discovered the issue and wanted to write it up somewhere. That's what you do when you are a cryptographer, you write up math stuff. It wasn't really enough substance for a real paper so he put it on a blog. and reddit post The reddit post didn't come from him, and as for the rest of the "PR blast", I'll just say you are naive if you think this sort of thing isn't going to be talked about. That's just the nature of crypto. There are plenty of people commenting about bugs in Monero when we've had them. Agreed that the math doesn't justify a full paper. Glad to see that some people are attempting serious mathematical and cryptographic discussions on potential implementations (granted, it could be an oversight in thinking what the code does versus what it actually does). In the civilized world, cryptographic researchers don't call other people trolls for making honest mistakes about an implementation when the scenario is that they are trying to have an honest discussion about the potential overall problems of systems that may have a faulty implementation. * complexring goes and gets his popcorn stand I think that was meant towards OzCoin and not Shadowcash. OzCoin simply stole some work without crediting/referencing, hence. Also, one should read the discussion here: https://github.com/shadowproject/shadow/issues/25#issuecomment-183024476Perhaps makes things more clear. |
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The current ETH market cap is 1,166,150 BTC. Has the world gone full retard?  AUR Go back to your video game and leave the trading to grown ups... Being a grown up typically implies to be polite to a reasonable extent. Your opinion is welcomed, but could you try not to insult everyone all the time? It would also be in your interest as it would give more weight to whatever you want to say. One has to be a complete moron to compare AUR and ETH in any way... It was in respons to "has the world gone full retard", AUR also had >1 billion market cap at some point. I am not saying they are comparable in any other way though. |
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Pretty sizeable dump occured. It seems like it was that (scare) wall at 160k sat.
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** MONERO MISSIVE SPECIAL EDITION - 2015 YEAR IN REVIEW **
Thanks to whomever put this together. Info = good. You have to thank fluffypony for that. |
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Anyone know where I could get historical price data for our market? I'm looking for an export of "open,close,high,low,price,volume", preferably in CSV
Just use the polo API to extract it. |
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** MONERO MISSIVE SPECIAL EDITION - 2015 YEAR IN REVIEW **
Thanks for sharing and great write-up by fluffypony. Truly amazing what has been achieved in just one year, big thanks to everybody that contributed and/or donated. Absolutely amazing... and I think this is a way more defined governance model than any other crypto has including Bitcoin's (if Bitcoin even has a "governance" model). But quick question though, I thought Shen was apart of the core team? I didn't see NobleSir on the core team list... or maybe he is just a paid contributor that has extensive knowledge in CT? He is part of the Monero Research Lab, see -> https://getmonero.org/knowledge-base/people |
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Update from Shen Noether regarding Ring CT implementation for Monero. I have to admit I spotted this one a bit late: In addition, Shen Noether posted this on reddit: |
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Update from Shen Noether regarding Ring CT implementation for Monero. I have to admit I spotted this one a bit late: In addition, Shen Noether posted this on reddit: |
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