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Author Topic: [XMR] Monero Speculation  (Read 3313089 times)
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August 05, 2015, 11:05:47 AM
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... harassed ...

Sadly the hard drive with my keys was lost in a boating accident. All I have left to show is a couple of hundred on my (fully validated) poloniex account.  So naturally I will be a dip buyer again.

You're telling us you didn't make any backups?

Thats 1 monerit for aminorex.

i speculate bananas.

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August 05, 2015, 12:42:21 PM
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I am between you and the rest of the community as my IQ is only 106 when I measured it 1 or 2 ago with MENSA's test. However, I am able to study in university of Helsinki at the faculty that rejects over 90 % of the appliciants.

Smartest man I ever worked with was Feynman.  His tested IQ was 125 -- far lower than my own.  Naturally I have  healthy skepticism about the ability of Weschler tests to compact infinite-dimensional mind into a positive bounded integer.  Stupid is as stupid does.

Dropping names huh Tongue

OK you made me look it up  Tongue and while the top 3 search results where rehashing the same info, I found this.

Gleick's bio actually puts it at 125. There are a couple reasons to not care about this factoid:
- Feynman was younger than 15 when he took it, and very near this factoid in Gleick's bio, he recounts Feynman asking about very basic algebra (2^x=4) and wondering why anything found it hard - the IQ is mentioned immediately before the section on 'grammar school', or middle school, implying that the 'school IQ test' was done well before he entered high school, putting him at much younger than 15. (15 is important because Feynman had mastered calculus by age 15, Gleick says, so he wouldn't be asking his father why algebra is useful at age >15.) - Given that Feynman was born in 1918, this implies the IQ test was done around 1930 or earlier. Given that it was done by the New York City school district, this implies also that it was one of the 'ratio' based IQ tests - utterly outdated and incorrect by modern standards. - Finally, it's well known that IQ tests are very unreliable in childhood; kids can easily bounce around compared to their stable adult scores.
So, it was a bad test, which even under ideal circumstances is unreliable & prone to error, and administered in a mass fashion and likely not by a genuine psychometrician.
As the saying goes, the plural of anecdote is not data, and this isn't even a very good anecdote. (I charitably assume that Feynman isn't joking here about the score; Gleick gives no source.)



... harassed ...

Sadly the hard drive with my keys was lost in a boating accident. All I have left to show is a couple of hundred on my (fully validated) poloniex account.  So naturally I will be a dip buyer again.

Sorry for your loss.

Maybe we should start a banana fund.
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August 05, 2015, 01:40:42 PM
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You are all early adopters:
https://twitter.com/XMRpromotions/status/628904857659834368

10 years from now we can all look back and remember the time that we were able to envision what Monero would one day become

Don't buy Monero: https://twitter.com/MoneroPromotion/status/746006420508729344

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August 05, 2015, 02:09:31 PM
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You are all early adopters:
https://twitter.com/XMRpromotions/status/628904857659834368

10 years from now we can all look back and remember the time that we were able to envision what Monero would one day become

Really like what you're doing, Bronero. Keep it up!

If you pm me / add a donation address in your sig I will transfer you some.
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August 05, 2015, 02:20:50 PM
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... harassed ...

Sadly the hard drive with my keys was lost in a boating accident. All I have left to show is a couple of hundred on my (fully validated) poloniex account.  So naturally I will be a dip buyer again.

You're telling us you didn't make any backups?

Can't tell if serious...
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August 05, 2015, 02:30:07 PM
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You are all early adopters:
https://twitter.com/XMRpromotions/status/628904857659834368

10 years from now we can all look back and remember the time that we were able to envision what Monero would one day become

Really like what you're doing, Bronero. Keep it up!

If you pm me / add a donation address in your sig I will transfer you some.

Thank you, but donations are really not necessary. I would rather see them go towards the development team.

My goal is the same as everyone else. I want to see Monero grow as a currency.

Adding more exchanges is a short term goal of mine. If the entire community could rally around the idea of making frequent contact with exchanges that would really help. So would volunteering to fill in the missing areas on getmonero.org.

Don't buy Monero: https://twitter.com/MoneroPromotion/status/746006420508729344

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August 05, 2015, 02:33:05 PM
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You are all early adopters:
https://twitter.com/XMRpromotions/status/628904857659834368

10 years from now we can all look back and remember the time that we were able to envision what Monero would one day become

Really like what you're doing, Bronero. Keep it up!

If you pm me / add a donation address in your sig I will transfer you some.

Thank you, but donations are really not necessary. I would rather see them go towards the development team.

My goal is the same as everyone else. I want to see Monero grow as a currency.

Adding more exchanges is a short term goal of mine. If the entire community could rally around the idea of making frequent contact with exchanges that would really help. So would volunteering to fill in the missing areas on getmonero.org.

Wait, my spreadsheet is on Twitter?

...

 Cool
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Last edit: August 05, 2015, 02:47:35 PM by XMRpromotions
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You are all early adopters:
https://twitter.com/XMRpromotions/status/628904857659834368

10 years from now we can all look back and remember the time that we were able to envision what Monero would one day become

Really like what you're doing, Bronero. Keep it up!

If you pm me / add a donation address in your sig I will transfer you some.

Thank you, but donations are really not necessary. I would rather see them go towards the development team.

My goal is the same as everyone else. I want to see Monero grow as a currency.

Adding more exchanges is a short term goal of mine. If the entire community could rally around the idea of making frequent contact with exchanges that would really help. So would volunteering to fill in the missing areas on getmonero.org.

Wait, my spreadsheet is on Twitter?

...

 Cool

Is that okay? If I knew what your Twitter handle was I would have given you credit for it. Nice work!

Honestly I think it is important as emission schedules clearly impact distribution and supply/demand over time. Although I like the gradually changing emission schedule of Monero vs the block size halving of others currencies I still think 50% pre-tail emission will have some impact.

As people start to view Monero as becoming more and more scarce the demand from buyers will start to outstrip the (gradually shrinking) supply miners wish to sell. When this happens the only logical result is that prices must rise to keep the supply/demand in balance.  Such changes can be very gradual or sometimes abrupt depending on a number of factors.

Don't buy Monero: https://twitter.com/MoneroPromotion/status/746006420508729344

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August 05, 2015, 02:43:14 PM
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Is that okay?

Perfectly. Wink
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August 05, 2015, 06:19:04 PM
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while bcn is pumping like crazy, somewhere deep in the fog xmr is slowly creeping up.
one only needs to compare the network hashrate to immediately find out wich chain holds more value. if you average it down the numbers will be even more extreme i guess.

good to see some bid support people, huge times in front of us Kiss

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August 05, 2015, 06:21:39 PM
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while bcn is pumping like crazy, somewhere deep in the fog xmr is slowly creeping up.
one only needs to compare the network hashrate to immediately find out wich chain holds more value. if you average it down the numbers will be even more extreme i guess.

good to see some bid support people, huge times in front of us Kiss


With BCN its likely mostly the premine holder(s) trading amongst themselves to entice noobs to buy in.

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August 05, 2015, 06:32:30 PM
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yes, also transactions on the chain seem to be made by bots sending to themselfs, at least to me. no way to tell with CN anyway, but looks synthetic.
but lets not start a bcn discussion i think we allready had enough of those. sry i brought it up lol Cheesy

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August 05, 2015, 07:00:42 PM
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The above posts made me go look at coinmarketcap, even though market cap means little to me, I know it has some use (at least in this thread)

and then I had some fun with paint. This is what we should see if the "filter nonmineable and premined" function actually worked properly, but lets not bug the poor guy again.



Crazy to think that Monero, a bastard coin that is apparently a "scam" due to its lack of "development" (a.k.a. a GUI), is #6, standing with these giants

#1 - first cryptocurrency, ever
#2 - first successful alternative chain
#3 - first friendly and fun chain (?)
#4 - I assume this is the oldest POS
#5 - first successful chain as service
#6 - Monero

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August 05, 2015, 07:08:04 PM
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It's getting hard to get bids filled below 0.0021, bid side is slowly getting stronger and weekly MACD about to turn green.

I've been daytrading a bit with my margin long, so far managed to get my 0.00207 entry down to around 0.00195.

However my strategy for now is build up a bigger position under 0.0022 since it seems we're going up the coming weeks and until now it's has been pretty small increases in relation to previous rallies.

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August 05, 2015, 07:49:20 PM
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It's getting hard to get bids filled below 0.0021

XMR market depth on polo https://i.imgur.com/VXiFUcP.png
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August 05, 2015, 07:50:22 PM
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I have a special surprise for when we get here. Any guesses when that will be?

Or should I hold my surprise for "sandwich parity"?

 
  
Judging from the chart you posted, it looks the surprise is you dumping 1,000,000 Monero.  Cheesy Wink

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August 05, 2015, 07:53:27 PM
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I have a special surprise for when we get here. Any guesses when that will be?

Or should I hold my surprise for "sandwich parity"?

 
  
Judging from the chart you posted, it looks the surprise is you dumping 1,000,000 Monero.  Cheesy Wink

Or he is Satoshi and did really move his coins Cheesy :p
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August 05, 2015, 07:58:03 PM
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Crazy to think that Monero, a bastard coin that is apparently a "scam" due to its lack of "development" (a.k.a. a GUI), is #6, standing with these giants

Another worthy screenshot - this very thread is #2 in all time Views for this subforum, likely on track to become #1.

No doubt about it, Monero is a popular coin.

There are two converging groups, one being the growing userbase, and the other being the miners with constantly decreasing block reward.

Eventually these two points will intersect, and I believe the result is B.O.O.M.™





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August 05, 2015, 08:13:00 PM
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Saddam that's amazing, great job! 
 
I had no idea we had so many views on this topic.  It really shows just how many Monero lurkers there are out there waiting. 
 
Honestly, I haven't acquired all the Monero I want yet so strictly on a self-interest basis I should probably be FUD'ing the coin...  But I'm an idiot so I'll say this....  Do you think the people that bought bitcoin at 75 cents are angry because they missed the bottom at 65 cents? 
 
Just to put our situation in perspective...  Honestly, anything under $2.00 is ridiculously cheap....  I really can't believe that our 'market cap' is under litecoin.  I think it's strictly as a result of shitcoin fatigue and people not understanding that Monero really is something different. 

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August 05, 2015, 08:24:52 PM
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Honestly, anything under $2.00 is ridiculously cheap....

I'll sell you some XMR at $1.99. How many do you want ?
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