I just hope we are not all sitting in a train made of bamboo and palm leaves.
I am afraid it's true A norry or nori ( from the French word for lorry) is an improvised rail vehicle from Cambodia. Lonely Planet describes it as “Cambodia’s bamboo train”.
Norries have low fares, and are frequent and relatively fast, so they are popular despite their rudimentary design, lack of brakes, the state of the rails (often broken or warped) and the lack of any formal operating system.
Norry construction is a cottage industry conducted in trackside villages. It takes around four days to construct one of the vehicles, which have a steel frame overlaid with bamboo slats resting on wheels taken from abandoned tanks. Long live Monori! |
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Thanks for the good translation, Andergriff.
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People often like to purport that Monero will inevitably get banned. However, the new FinCEN guidance is basically inconsistent with that notion. From the CoinCenter article: Section 4.5.3 states that exchanges are not per se banned from using privacy-preserving cryptocurrencies but will need to comply with the same BSA regulations they comply with for typical cryptocurrencies. We believe that this is possible. Exchanges need to know their customers but they do not have a black letter law requirement to know the customers of their customers. In other words, a bank needs to know who you are but they are not obligated to know the name and address of people that you pay using cash you withdraw from your account. https://coincenter.org/entry/fincen-s-new-cryptocurrency-guidance-matches-coin-center-recommendationsArguably, this is long-term bullish for Monero. Now let's see if Coinbase is mensch enough to list our beloved Marilyn Monero. Ha ha, if only. |
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I said that they are manipulating the price and they are making frauds.
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Meh, a bunch of corporations farting out permissioned blockchains does not a mass adoption movement make. |
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@Cassius
parabola has an apex, so there's a time zero on this graph, before which price is undefined.
My latest equation has time zero as Sept 22, 2010. That is the day that realistic price discovery began, according to this mathematical scheme.
The equation for baseline (in red on the image) is
=0.0926237*(D^0.5)-1.57846
where D is days since Sept 22, 2010
If you want to extract a square root line from historical price data, the way to do it is swap axes. Make time a function of price, and do a quadratic regression on the data (dead easy). Then solve the quadratic.
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I'm about to install CLI only. How do you check the hash?
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what is "application 1.1.3"?
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The trend line looks too high.
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Wow - they sure took their time with that, but better late than never I guess. Anyone here know if wallets can be affected by the upcoming hardfork on March 9th? Affected as in? As in errors or quit working. Edit - also wondering how anonymous Monero is coming from a Coinomi wallet? I don't blame you for being concerned about the fork. But it's not the wallet software that's at risk. If something bad happens at the fork, it won't be a glitch with your wallet software. If something bad happens at the fork, it could be much worse than that. It could be a 51% attack, with double spends. Your concern about the wallet not working is misplaced. If that's all you're worried about, you can put your mind at rest. By the way, linux CLI 14.0.0 daemon and wallet work great. I'm using it now. |
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...I doubt anyone here is 100% correct, because, for example, ....
What are you talking about? I thought I was wrong once, but I was mistaken. I think what's happening is... Jay JuanGee has been replaced by an AI bot that concatenated the megs of text he has posted here in the past, and uses the source file to create posts now using an enhanced markov chain random text generator to perpetuate the illusion of his presence. |
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we have not seen a capitulation bar like 2014 yet.
Freefall from $6400 to $3200 may serve the purpose. If only it had recovered immediately, it would've looked like a capitulation spike. But this time it didn't bounce. Which is maybe even more capitulation-ish. |
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Price goes up and down. Higher highs, higher lows (on a time scale of years).
I could see the next ATH in the $100k range, maybe.
And then another 80% drop.
These are order-of-magnitude WAGs (wildass guesses).
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Until the Russian native speakers weigh in, I'll take a swing at it.
Weekly MA200 served the function of a trampoline in 2015 and promises to do so now.
"hell it will break it" (MA200) is the colloquial Russian typical of our maestro. Waiting for the Russian native speakers to weigh in.
When I pasted "Ho ecли пpoбьeт и yдepжитcя, я кaк бык oфициaльнo cдaюcь" in Google Translate, it gave me
But if there is a way to survive, I, as a bull, will formally surrender
I'm looking for a way to export the MA200 data from some charting site for comparison to the square root trend posted above.
Rough estimate of the MA200 current rate of ascent, annualized, is about 70 or 75%. By comparison, the square root trend extrapolates to a doubling in 2019.
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The same amount as the Trump wall  Coincidence? I don't think so! |
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I would probably choose a not so far date (ie less than a year ahead) so I could go all in into longing/shorting. As majormax says, in the interim of long term many things can happen.
Like a margin call. Leverage out the yin-yang and then, the gods of the market lower the boom on your sorry ass. Bye-bye, birdie! |
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I would like to see a rebuttal as the guy who wrote that also says he has written what we are looking for already although when I read that info (I think it's called loki) I saw one gapping attack vector but I'll not mention that unless we are considering using it.
Something called LLARP? There's also Sekreta. Bunch of random letters and syllables to me. |
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