I appreciate on your take here.
I consider it important for Monero to be added to btc38 as it will bring the Monero to China.
Chinese people need a coin like Monero which is good thanks to low inflation (not low necessarily this moment, but it gets lower day by day as the money base grows and emission of new coins is getting tighter).

What I've been following, Moneromooo is having some progress in his tasks related to development. But, I agree, more could be done always as Monero is not a world reserve currency just yet.  

When it comes to organic growth and creating products for Monero economy, it is one potential source of increase in marketcap. The mechanism is as follows for example with silver (assuming you do not sell Moneros):

1) You buy silver for 20 dollars a coin.
2) You sell it in Moneros for 22-25 dollars a coin.

You added value to Monero's marketcap 2-5 dollars compared with the situation that you only would have bought Moneros for initial amount of 20 usd.
Being a Monero merchant gives a leverage in growth rate compared to only fiat investments.
The more living costs can be rolled to Monero, the better it is for the economy as there is always a profit margin as a leverage.
Both are needed.

That's pretty much how a coin can grow organically and anyone can contribute to it.
Some kind of ebay-style exchange for Moneros only would be cool to have at some point with heavy advertising budgets (Coca Cola uses 20 % of their turnover to marketing costs and probably that's one reason it is a succesful business).

Moneroinvesto probably has nothing to do with Monero. Seems (to me) that the same name is a mere coincidence.
I did some research and it is a company dating like to 2013 when Monero is not existing.
However, they could be one merchant that need to be preached the good news of Moneronism.  

I don't think it is too high now considering the buying pressure of Risto and the development Risto is doing for Monero economy.
I hope there will be others in addition to Risto to follow in building Monero economy, too.
If Monero was an alternative payment method to bitcoin, it would be close to parity. Monero price represents only a fraction of bitcoin's price ( 0.2% - two per milles, not per cents).
I don't think it is too overvalued and even if Monero will not succeed completely, it can pretty easily hold the current value. The whales do not bother to sell and as emission dries to minimum block reward, it will establish its valuation more or less at the current state.

If someone wants to have a position or increase his/her position in Monero I recommend the following strategy: set a buy orders close to market value (let's say, 1-5 % below) then market buy a little.
The market buys makes sure you get at least some coins and in case of dump your buy orders will decrease the bitcoin cost average.

There are very little short selling in Monero, therefore the liquidity is lacking. Now it might be rewarding to provide liquidity and fill the low 0.002's with buy orders.

Yes, my opinions are biased since I am a proud Monero holder and I buy more coins on daily basis.
Still I understand that the risk of total failure is existing and I may even lose all my investment into Monero.
However, investing in bitcoin now has also a risk of losing pretty much everything one has invested. Bitcoin works as fine (or I would say badly due to slow confirmation times) when the price is 1 usd/btc or 275 usd/btc.

Yes probably.
Wether they are Darkcoin bagholders or hired by them. You can see easily it by their posting history. Many are writing on Darkcoin threads.
This shows me simply they are really afraid of the superiority of XMR.

Okay, I denominate you as my personal troll.

No I am not behind the troll attack that Monero got during the past few days.
It was orchestrated by the Darkcoin folks.

I am honestly telling when I see the price goes up (and then I have bought coins) and then I am pretty honestly saying when I see the price goes down (and I have very little coins as a result of a major selling).
Actually, I am one of the most honest people here. Not acknowledging it is pretty dishonest IMO.

Looks like the bigger buyers are sleeping now.
Only small a few coins at time.
On the other hand, there are pretty nice amount of coins available even until 0.0022.
If there is any bigger whale following and willing to enter into a position, now probably is a great moment since no other whales are buying.

Some big buys are wanted I guess.  

Monero without action is boring now.
However, a good store of value is in slow rising trend and it is not too exciting.. I think Monero shouldn't be than boring state at these low prices though.

EDIT: Just my speculation: The dumpers might be very well those who have held open long positions for ages and now they are releasing them. Very good sign that they do it now and not when the price is higher.

I think Monero has a nice solution of voluntary anonymity.
You can give your viewkey and your transactions are public for the holder of a viewkey.

This system is imitating the current system of ability to use anon transactions (like today we have cash) or more public system (credit/debit card payments etc).

Nice to hear that you made some coins.
Now looks like the best way to buy Moneros is to waite a dumps or flash crashes.
The market is pretty dry above 0.002 so if one wants to get coins cheaply a good way to actually get a few (in this strategy you get perhaps a few hundred per day only) is to put a buy order(s) around 2 % below the spot and take the flashcrashes and also it gives markets to Monero.
Selling...? I think now it is not time to sell any coins as the uptrend seems to be pretty early and immature.

What I've noticed from the forum (trolling and bashing) and also Polo trollbox that pretty many are Monero bears immediately it starts to rise.   Which is a good sign since you need just enough bears to trigger bigger buys - however, I think they are not convinced yet this is an uptrend.
The longer it takes to realize a bull trend the higher is the opportunity cost. And in bull markets the opportunity cost tends to grow each day you live in ignorance.

Guys, Monero is still cheap. The first real battle will be around 0.0027 IMO. Some fighting might occur in the lower peak (which was caused by Warz' pump earlier). However, I am not expecting much fight on the latter peak. Perhaps a small training boxing match...?
I think the price is still pretty low especially if we take into account the fact that the emission is really draining. Before the minimum block reward hits, there is only approximately 100 % of the coins to be mined. It is not that much really. These actually might be the last moments we are able to get Moneros at low 0.002's. Last time Monero established around 0.001, this time it established around 0.0019. Next establishment most likely will not be around the current prices.

EDIT: BTW, there is an arbitrage opportunity between hitbtc and Polo. I do not exploit it but if someone is interested and trusts on both exchanges, feel free to take a few "free coins".

EDIT 2: When it comes to trolling Monero on btct, I guess those people might actually see the project as the most promising and they try to speak the price down. However, it looks like Monero holds pretty well and if I am not mistaken, it wants to rise from here. I wouldn't be surprised if we see new ATH (at least btcwise) especially if Risto's Monero fund starts.
It can reach a marketcap of bitcoin or even more if Monero is able to launch a few funds that are traded publically. That brings some serious money on the table, IMO.

When people buy Monero, they are buying expectations.
They are expecting Monero going higher than the current price. Therefore people want to buy it even if their average buying price slightly increases...  Especially, if the floor of the dump that follows the current rally will be significiantly higher than the current price.

A good idea might be to put a buy order near the market and hope it gets dumped. If not, then marketbuy.... But if it gets dumped, you have most likely made a good deal and can congratulate yourself. 

Might be even Risto's wall to scare the buyers/sellers.

I agree. If you keep buying all the time (like on daily basis some coins), you will have plenty of coins when/if Monero goes viral.
With smaller amounts, the importance is consistency. Keep buying and mining which you hold outside of the exchange so that you will not feel tempted to sell too early.

I've bought today so far around 7500 XMR and I am still nibbling. 

Bought 700 more.

I've bought today over 1000 XMR and if the price stays this low I am considering to add some more coinz.

While I agree Monero was initially too high, also I would add the fact that Monero community compared to the other coin's communities are perhaps a bit more mature. Monero community and the new adaption simply has refused to overpay for their coins.
However, now as the emission is tightening, the people who are still living outside of Monero, need to rush if they still want to get some cheap coins since there will not be too many months left until daily emission is sub 10 k.

In the past a good way to predict when we are on the peak is to see how much the coin gained value within past 24 hours.
Usually Monero goes parabolic before a major dump. It is time to sell coins when the price goes viral. Not necessarily all the coins at once but definetely to lighten the bag at least.

It really depends on what do you mean by replacing bitcoin.
I think bitcoin stays around as long as there is something to mine due to block reward.
On the other hand, if you refer to marketcap, definetely Monero might indeed overtake bitcoin's dominion.