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June 04, 2015, 04:45:28 PM
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I ignored him long ago.  Now, if people would just stop quoting him... Smiley

I guess that's actually I good idea. His posting is really subpar; the only thing even mildly amusing about him is his frequent avatar changes, although he has to be unignored for that to be visible. Hmm...choices...

Edit: this post was off-topic. Uh, nice little spike the last few hours. Tongue
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June 04, 2015, 06:59:16 PM
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I ignored him long ago.  Now, if people would just stop quoting him... Smiley

I guess that's actually I good idea. His posting is really subpar; the only thing even mildly amusing about him is his frequent avatar changes, although he has to be unignored for that to be visible. Hmm...choices...

Edit: this post was off-topic. Uh, nice little spike the last few hours. Tongue

You missed it. He was a moderator there for a few days. Now he's some creepy old gold miner or something.

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June 04, 2015, 07:12:15 PM
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Uh, nice little spike the last few hours. Tongue

Wonder how many shorts were forced to cover. The thought of that just makes me happy. Grin

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June 04, 2015, 07:24:08 PM
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as allready mentioned by many others, i do think the amount of shorts is very low. i would guess the amount of borrowed coin is below 10k.
polo assured me they are working on publishing this data, they know they can not keep it private. a new beta of the margin trading part will roll out soon. anyway i am not a customer for now, so i dont care. (miss the trollbox)
in 1 1/2 months i plan to buy monero. hope things change until then

each one of us buys or sells xmr on an exchange. one of the rare things we all have in common  Kiss
so in the end its our decission where we trade

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June 04, 2015, 08:25:32 PM
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I ignored him long ago.  Now, if people would just stop quoting him... Smiley

I guess that's actually I good idea. His posting is really subpar; the only thing even mildly amusing about him is his frequent avatar changes, although he has to be unignored for that to be visible. Hmm...choices...

Edit: this post was off-topic. Uh, nice little spike the last few hours. Tongue

You missed it. He was a moderator there for a few days. Now he's some creepy old gold miner or something.

He shows strong indication of paid troll behavior with a clear agenda of spreading Fear, Uncertain and Doubt.
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June 04, 2015, 08:36:04 PM
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I ignored him long ago.  Now, if people would just stop quoting him... Smiley

I guess that's actually I good idea. His posting is really subpar; the only thing even mildly amusing about him is his frequent avatar changes, although he has to be unignored for that to be visible. Hmm...choices...

Edit: this post was off-topic. Uh, nice little spike the last few hours. Tongue

You missed it. He was a moderator there for a few days. Now he's some creepy old gold miner or something.

He shows strong indication of paid troll behavior with a clear agenda of spreading Fear, Uncertain and Doubt.

Who would pay someone so ineffective? I think he's just an actual internet troll.

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June 04, 2015, 08:58:23 PM
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btw people look at the 3 month chart: http://monero.net/#network_stats

funny to see the hashrate move with the price.

also it seems this oscilating thing is pretty big. around 3-4 mh/s. could it be the oscilating thing is this big "Unknown" pool here? https://monerohash.com/#network

i personally would guess so

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June 05, 2015, 12:07:17 AM
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I ignored him long ago.  Now, if people would just stop quoting him... Smiley

I guess that's actually I good idea. His posting is really subpar; the only thing even mildly amusing about him is his frequent avatar changes, although he has to be unignored for that to be visible. Hmm...choices...

Edit: this post was off-topic. Uh, nice little spike the last few hours. Tongue

You missed it. He was a moderator there for a few days. Now he's some creepy old gold miner or something.

He shows strong indication of paid troll behavior with a clear agenda of spreading Fear, Uncertain and Doubt.

Who would pay someone so ineffective? I think he's just an actual internet troll.

And the instant you ban him we'll have five more trolls in here bitching about it.
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June 05, 2015, 12:15:33 AM
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I ignored him long ago.  Now, if people would just stop quoting him... Smiley

I guess that's actually I good idea. His posting is really subpar; the only thing even mildly amusing about him is his frequent avatar changes, although he has to be unignored for that to be visible. Hmm...choices...

Edit: this post was off-topic. Uh, nice little spike the last few hours. Tongue

You missed it. He was a moderator there for a few days. Now he's some creepy old gold miner or something.

He shows strong indication of paid troll behavior with a clear agenda of spreading Fear, Uncertain and Doubt.

Who would pay someone so ineffective? I think he's just an actual internet troll.

And the instant you ban him we'll have five more trolls in here bitching about it.

Who cares about the DASH brigade trolls.  Everyone sees through their feeble attempts.  The only thing they can troll about now days is the GUI wallet.

Blockafett actually uncovered some small problems with mymonero web wallet and we should be grateful for that effort on his part.

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June 05, 2015, 02:56:53 AM
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What if a significant number of coins get in pirate Hand?
The Hacker could dump monero into oblivion

... and what if your aunt had balls ... she'd be your uncle ... world is full of 'what if', just live with 'what is' and you'll be sweet bro
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June 05, 2015, 03:23:59 AM
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What if a significant number of coins get in pirate Hand?
The Hacker could dump monero into oblivion

... and what if your aunt had balls ... she'd be your uncle ... world is full of 'what if', just live with 'what is' and you'll be sweet bro

I love that a user with a profile name of extreme facials is more insightful and clever in presentation than our resident troll.

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June 05, 2015, 03:28:42 AM
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What if a significant number of coins get in pirate Hand?
The Hacker could dump monero into oblivion

... and what if your aunt had balls ... she'd be your uncle ... world is full of 'what if', just live with 'what is' and you'll be sweet bro

I love that a user with a profile name of extreme facials is more insightful and clever in presentation than our resident troll.

In the words of De La Soul, "If 'if' was a spliff, man we'd all be hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh..."
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June 05, 2015, 08:11:31 AM
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If I am not mistaken, it is traders who are taking short or long positions, not the platform.

If they play honestly, correct.

But even if they play honestly, we need to remember that if somebody just puts a floor at 0.004 for example, clearing all below that with a market order and refusing the price to go below that value, all the current shorts are burned and their margins evaporated. It is possible that the squeeze sends the price very high IF the platform decides to buy back the losses (they become the losses of the platform when the account holders are wiped out - they just abandon the accounts, but the lenders must be paid nevertheless).

Nobody operating a platform would do that. They rather start operating a fractional reserve, don't tell anyone, and pray that the price will recede and they can buy back later.

The operating of a margin trading platform for an altcoin is akin to walking the narrow path between insane and suicidal.

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June 05, 2015, 08:15:45 AM
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Interesting.

Won't they just sorta 'front-run' that massive marketbuy and clear the shorts along the way up to 0.004? Effectively letting the big buyer spend less btc?
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June 05, 2015, 09:18:26 AM
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If I am not mistaken, it is traders who are taking short or long positions, not the platform.

If they play honestly, correct.

But even if they play honestly, we need to remember that if somebody just puts a floor at 0.004 for example, clearing all below that with a market order and refusing the price to go below that value, all the current shorts are burned and their margins evaporated. It is possible that the squeeze sends the price very high IF the platform decides to buy back the losses (they become the losses of the platform when the account holders are wiped out - they just abandon the accounts, but the lenders must be paid nevertheless).

Actually in their terms of use they say that lenders would not be paid.

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Nobody operating a platform would do that. They rather start operating a fractional reserve, don't tell anyone, and pray that the price will recede and they can buy back later.

The operating of a margin trading platform for an altcoin is akin to walking the narrow path between insane and suicidal.

This may indeed be (short run) reputationally preferable to giving the losses to the lenders.

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June 05, 2015, 10:57:21 AM
Last edit: June 05, 2015, 05:59:35 PM by dnaleor
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Let's post some charts again Smiley

We broke the linear downtrend, not yet the log downtrend.
I guess when we break 0.00216, we can see a new push towards 0.00265.
I expect big resustance between 0.00265-0.00280 though


The uptrend that is forming on the 4h chart, extrapolated both log and linear below.
Imho the linear trend is sustainable for a few months at least:

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If I am not mistaken, it is traders who are taking short or long positions, not the platform.

If they play honestly, correct.

But even if they play honestly, we need to remember that if somebody just puts a floor at 0.004 for example, clearing all below that with a market order and refusing the price to go below that value, all the current shorts are burned and their margins evaporated. It is possible that the squeeze sends the price very high IF the platform decides to buy back the losses (they become the losses of the platform when the account holders are wiped out - they just abandon the accounts, but the lenders must be paid nevertheless).

Nobody operating a platform would do that. They rather start operating a fractional reserve, don't tell anyone, and pray that the price will recede and they can buy back later.

The operating of a margin trading platform for an altcoin is akin to walking the narrow path between insane and suicidal.

Making suddenly 0.004 a floor is pure insanity.
In order to do this, we need to have stupid money here.
Smart money buys little by little over time and when the time is right, buys the market cap of the coin to such highs that the new class of wealthy elite is not willing to sell any coins anymore because they have become so rich that they do not care anymore. That I call a successful crypto currency.
I agree the risk is we will get tons of stupid money suddenly entering into Monero and this forces Poloniex's shorters taking losses and also potentially even the lenders might lose.


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What do you guys think will happen to the price of Monero if Bitcoin crashes to say 30 usd/btc?
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June 05, 2015, 01:52:50 PM
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What do you guys think will happen to the price of Monero if Bitcoin crashes to say 30 usd/btc?

Well, I'd say that XMR is a 2 year old baby, considering BTC is its brother at the age of 12. One's destiny follows the other but they're uniquely different. So my answer is that *IF* BTC falls at $30 XMR will still be available to buy for 0.00x BTC (or 0.x BTC if we want to be realistic). My point is that both currencies are connected since up until now buying XMR can only be done via BTCs.

When (if) this changes, with a more "out of the box" wallet solution XMR will slowly will start to "walk" and then begin running. But we're a bit far from there.

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June 05, 2015, 02:18:46 PM
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What do you guys think will happen to the price of Monero if Bitcoin crashes to say 30 usd/btc?

Well, I'd say that XMR is a 2 year old baby, considering BTC is its brother at the age of 12. One's destiny follows the other but they're uniquely different. So my answer is that *IF* BTC falls at $30 XMR will still be available to buy for 0.00x BTC (or 0.x BTC if we want to be realistic). My point is that both currencies are connected since up until now buying XMR can only be done via BTCs.

When (if) this changes, with a more "out of the box" wallet solution XMR will slowly will start to "walk" and then begin running. But we're a bit far from there.

if you want to change that, we can do it with 3.5 BTC's worth of votes.

https://coinomat.com/coinvoting.php

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June 05, 2015, 02:39:30 PM
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What do you guys think will happen to the price of Monero if Bitcoin crashes to say 30 usd/btc?

Well, I'd say that XMR is a 2 year old baby, considering BTC is its brother at the age of 12. One's destiny follows the other but they're uniquely different. So my answer is that *IF* BTC falls at $30 XMR will still be available to buy for 0.00x BTC (or 0.x BTC if we want to be realistic). My point is that both currencies are connected since up until now buying XMR can only be done via BTCs.

When (if) this changes, with a more "out of the box" wallet solution XMR will slowly will start to "walk" and then begin running. But we're a bit far from there.

if you want to change that, we can do it with 3.5 BTC's worth of votes.

https://coinomat.com/coinvoting.php

Well, that's the 2nd branch of the equation. The first one still is an easily usable wallet by everyone. So, I think I'll wait. If I'd spend those 3.5BTCs that would be for getting some more XMRs. Wink

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