You two complete jokers still flogging that dead horse?
You are an obvious troll and I should not feed you but if you make such a fantastic claim xmr is dead, please bring evidence to back your statement, otherwise you are not been taken seriously. It's gone sideways for years. It is not increasing in value and shows no signs of doing so significantly. Therefore it's an unattractive investment. The founders are also big chunky overweight people. I prefer my crypto to be founded by slim people with a healthy bmi |
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You two complete jokers still flogging that dead horse?
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Do not reply to the panic-stricken technologically illiterate trolls.
Can we respond to the literate ones? Did we fail to? You are losing the plot my friend. Maybe you need to take a month break from these forums that will be good for your health. |
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It seems that the Ethereum "scam" is exposed. But the price is still rising. Why are people still buying the coins?
Because people want to invest in an actual cryptocurrency that will make progress. |
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Ethereum is in the business of disproving every piece of FUD about it by it's continued existence.
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Further explanation: Off-topic: Although I gave in and grabbed a few in the last week.
The way the pump works is the insiders buy from themselves to pump up volume and price, which causes jealous speculators to capitulate. They never buy back your coins that you bought from the insiders. Instead, you can only sell when there are more greater fools like yourself who are fooled by the pump of volume and price. The true liquidity is probably less than $million (and thus true market cap is only a few $millions at best), and once the rate of new fools is less than those who want to take profits, then it crashes. Then they pump it up again buying from themselves and start the process again. I believe this is actually illegal under SEC regulations because they are marketing this to USA investors. I will be researching this and posting about it another thread. I believe also this forum could be found culpable and if were Theymos I would make sure I had consulted an attorney. Personally I wouldn't touch ETH with a 100 foot pole because of the potential of being tied up in some future mass investigation (not that would normally make sense but...). I fear the governments are going bezerk due to bankruptcy and they will use any excuse to tie people up in audits and other crap from 2017 onwards. It just isn't worth it. Any one buying little morsels of a scam is just not very wise. If you are going to buy ETH you should be doing it large size to make it worth your risk, but then you should only risk what you can afford to lose and remember the insiders will not let you compete with them. Pretty pathetic. Why don't you scurry back to your self moderated thread where you can FUD in safety. |
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Yet another thinly veiled anti ethereum FUD thread. Bagholders will be bagholders.
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Self moderated thread lol.
Well done.
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I wonder why people kept on denying it instead of riding that uptrend...
You have to remember that most altcoiners were people that got in to bitcoin after it peaked. It's in their nature to be johnny come latelys. |
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Do not reply to the panic-stricken technologically illiterate trolls.
I'm technologically literate enough to tell that your arguments don't amount to anything |
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As an investment Etherium has been phenomenal... As a safe haven and store of value, XMR is the best. If you think ETH has reached its peak performance, it is time probably take the profits and store them into XMR for long term. If you think ETH will still make new heights, then by all means, XMR will be here to serve Etherium community also in the future.  Well, seeing as XMR community has been a major source of FUd against ethereum I don't really see any place for XMR in the future of crypto. |
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Looks like the right answer is yes.  Indeed |
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Do not reply to the panic-stricken technologically illiterate trolls.
How am I panic stricken. I'm loving life right now. You're the one who is literally dying of stress |
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I already explained that cross-partition spending is possible (i.e. won't destroy the Nash equilibrium) only if validation of all partitions is done by all validators, which thus defeats the scaling advantages of making partitions (shards).
You even agreed with this upthread.
I agree in general, but I wonder if there is more to this than it first seems. Yes it is true that merging two partitions into a block will need the block producer to validate both partitions to construct his new block, but that's not to say he necessarily has to keep validating both - if the partitions split apart again afterwards, for example that wouldn't be necessary. You could formalise this such that an inter partition spend requires the source and destination partitions to merge for the transfer block only, thereby defining a partial order and only incurring an ephemeral increase in validation costs. And then the partition that has accepted the transfer of gas from a partition that it did not validate now will have all its derivative transactions (and scripts) subject to reversal if later someone shows evidence that the balance was a lie. You are writing nonsense. Vitalik and co. Will shard gas all over your nonsense FUD. |
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Anyone still ignoring Ethereum needs their head examined. Ethereum will likely take the lead in crypto
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I think this is the year bitcoin price will be gutted as many people move from bitcoin in to ethereum.
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Its not worth arguing with these morons any more. And thats what I consider people who haven't bought ETH, morons. Just like the people who didn't buy BTC when it was $1 because of this or that justification.
You're all stupid as hell and deserve to be poor.
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No one is suggesting microsoft is buying Ether.
Even if they never do ETH price will still continue to rise massively.
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TPTB_need_war its really hard to follow your arguments without specific example. If you understand this deep enough give us specific code example which will illustrate what you are talking about. Without an example it seems very high level abstract esoteric discussion.
Its pathetic really, an ill (mentally and physically) and extremely jealous (old) man pouring incomprehensible and entirely premature FUD on software that no one knows the inner workings of because it isn't even released yet. Apparently casper wont work because of some obscure mathematical principles which only this self proclaimed genius is able to understand and is incapable of explaining. |
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First "coin" without a blockchain...linden dollars?
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