aminorex
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August 26, 2016, 02:55:08 AM |
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I recommend against whale worship. Glad to have him; he's very welcome. Let's please leave him be. You pester, you get swatted.
This! wtf? Actually we should congratulate him for finding the right coin to invest... Oh, I do. But I think: If Ver wants financial privacy, I too want him to have it. If he burned his BTC on Monero, and did it well, who could say he even owned any, with confidence? It is up to him and him alone what he shares with the world. I would like our community culture to scrupulously respect that particular form of autonomy. I can't impose my tastes, of course. But I certainly will express them.
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Give a man a fish and he eats for a day. Give a man a Poisson distribution and he eats at random times independent of one another, at a constant known rate.
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mastertrader777
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August 26, 2016, 03:16:50 AM |
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For the record! So this! Haha XMR .01 by Sep 1st! This is the trend reversal conformation! Cheers, MasterTrader777
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aminorex
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August 26, 2016, 03:46:01 AM |
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Give a man a fish and he eats for a day. Give a man a Poisson distribution and he eats at random times independent of one another, at a constant known rate.
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LiskKing
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August 26, 2016, 04:06:29 AM |
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Azael
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August 26, 2016, 04:08:04 AM |
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XMR went from $25M to close to roughly $60M market cap on a DNM announcement. FCT has Department of Homeland Security and a Wall Street firm amongst their clients.
There's a mismatch with the demographic of crypto here and many investors put their idealism before money. The US government and Wall Street are easily in the top 5 of what most crypto people despise and for this reason it'll take some time to reach price discovery. The kind of revenue US government and Wall street can generate stomps any shady DNM.
I like Monero though and hold some but the two should definitely reach parity again at some point.
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Azael
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August 26, 2016, 04:09:20 AM |
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We should make XMR party somewhere if it goes to $50.
Some options:
1. St Kitts Island
2. Ibiza
3. Amsterdam
4. Buy our own XMR island - teach esperanto to peoples - make for big XMR party with biggest stars in Music, - we can hire them - Bono - Wiz Khalifa - Dr Dre ....XMR will get nice press for this as well
Also pick one small poor village and make people life better!
Can't forget Snoop on that list..
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sammy007
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August 26, 2016, 04:18:32 AM |
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I like Monero though and hold some but the two should definitely reach parity again at some point.
Not sure that FCT pumpers have enough fuel to reach parity with XMR.
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Azael
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August 26, 2016, 04:30:51 AM |
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I like Monero though and hold some but the two should definitely reach parity again at some point.
Not sure that FCT have enough fuel to reach parity with XMR. One of the reasons I've kept track of Monero before without doing much diligence on it has been because the two have switched places so many times. I don't believe there is much correlation but it piqued my interest which I am obviously happy that it did now given the recent XMR movements. XMR has had an amazing run so far where do you think it'll be at in a month in three months and in a year?
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Traderbtcc
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August 26, 2016, 04:45:10 AM |
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Time to buy XMR?
I hope it's not another pump and dump coin.
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kurious
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August 26, 2016, 04:46:13 AM |
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I like Monero though and hold some but the two should definitely reach parity again at some point.
Not sure that FCT have enough fuel to reach parity with XMR. One of the reasons I've kept track of Monero before without doing much diligence on it has been because the two have switched places so many times. I don't believe there is much correlation but it piqued my interest which I am obviously happy that it did now given the recent XMR movements. XMR has had an amazing run so far where do you think it'll be at in a month in three months and in a year? $7.00.... $5.50.... $25.00.... Pure guess. Based upon bananas.
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我想要火箭和火车
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Anon136
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August 26, 2016, 04:52:35 AM |
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Time to buy XMR?
I hope it's not another pump and dump coin.
Srsly it isn't. That doesn't mean it will succeed. But its not a pump and dump coin. Read the white paper. Its legit innovative tech. Never before seen. Its not even built on bitcoin codebase. Completely new code from the ground up. Who would do that just for a pump and dump? So much easier to clone btc if its just to pump and dump.
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Rep Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=381041If one can not confer upon another a right which he does not himself first possess, by what means does the state derive the right to engage in behaviors from which the public is prohibited?
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LiskKing
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August 26, 2016, 04:58:52 AM |
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Time to buy XMR?
I hope it's not another pump and dump coin.
Srsly it isn't. That doesn't mean it will succeed. But its not a pump and dump coin. Read the white paper. Its legit innovative tech. Never before seen. Its not even built on bitcoin codebase. Completely new code from the ground up. Who would do that just for a pump and dump? So much easier to clone btc if its just to pump and dump. is new code but also it use some bitcoin tech right? - like similiar idea - satoshi is a good contribute to cryptonote or could cryptonote be here with no satoshi?
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eizh
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August 26, 2016, 05:03:23 AM |
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XMR went from $25M to close to roughly $60M market cap on a DNM announcement. FCT has Department of Homeland Security and a Wall Street firm amongst their clients.
There's a mismatch with the demographic of crypto here and many investors put their idealism before money. The US government and Wall Street are easily in the top 5 of what most crypto people despise and for this reason it'll take some time to reach price discovery. The kind of revenue US government and Wall street can generate stomps any shady DNM.
I like Monero though and hold some but the two should definitely reach parity again at some point.
The DHS awarded Factom $199K and the Wall Street firm in question is a Florida-based startup with $500K in seed funding. Sure we can abstract away and add gravitas by calling it 'US government' and 'Wall Street', but the details matter. After all, Monero's rise was due to the largest DNM adopting it, not merely any DNM.
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Anon136
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August 26, 2016, 05:25:34 AM |
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Time to buy XMR?
I hope it's not another pump and dump coin.
Srsly it isn't. That doesn't mean it will succeed. But its not a pump and dump coin. Read the white paper. Its legit innovative tech. Never before seen. Its not even built on bitcoin codebase. Completely new code from the ground up. Who would do that just for a pump and dump? So much easier to clone btc if its just to pump and dump. is new code but also it use some bitcoin tech right? - like similiar idea - satoshi is a good contribute to cryptonote or could cryptonote be here with no satoshi? This is correct. Cryptonote would surely not exist without satoshi. Hail his high holyness.
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Rep Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=381041If one can not confer upon another a right which he does not himself first possess, by what means does the state derive the right to engage in behaviors from which the public is prohibited?
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Azael
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August 26, 2016, 06:21:46 AM Last edit: August 26, 2016, 06:33:05 AM by Azael |
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XMR went from $25M to close to roughly $60M market cap on a DNM announcement. FCT has Department of Homeland Security and a Wall Street firm amongst their clients.
There's a mismatch with the demographic of crypto here and many investors put their idealism before money. The US government and Wall Street are easily in the top 5 of what most crypto people despise and for this reason it'll take some time to reach price discovery. The kind of revenue US government and Wall street can generate stomps any shady DNM.
I like Monero though and hold some but the two should definitely reach parity again at some point.
The DHS awarded Factom $199K and the Wall Street firm in question is a Florida-based startup with $500K in seed funding. Sure we can abstract away and add gravitas by calling it 'US government' and 'Wall Street', but the details matter. After all, Monero's rise was due to the largest DNM adopting it, not merely any DNM. I could write an essay but who wants to read more than a few paragraphs in a speculation thread? Not me. Details and backstory are easily found in Google I just put together the interesting parts in comparison to Monero. And DHS is actually a client for Factom not just "here have some money". Some IoT thing with blockchains who cares I don't care about IoT but they're supposed to develop this thing for DHS. And DHS is a part of the US government so there's nothing wrong in calling it that. I don't care about DHS or what they do, I only care that they are from the US government not like I am gonna learn every US agency and what they do or what they are called and I don't expect other non US citizens to either. Same goes for one of many analytic firms on Wall Street..
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iCEBREAKER
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August 26, 2016, 06:34:59 AM |
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wtf? time to buy ads on sputniknews! j/k dinosaur media (wsj/forbes/nyt) will be chattering about XMR in the 9/4 Sunday paper.
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August 26, 2016, 06:49:42 AM |
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XMR went from $25M to close to roughly $60M market cap on a DNM announcement. FCT has Department of Homeland Security and a Wall Street firm amongst their clients.
There's a mismatch with the demographic of crypto here and many investors put their idealism before money. The US government and Wall Street are easily in the top 5 of what most crypto people despise and for this reason it'll take some time to reach price discovery. The kind of revenue US government and Wall street can generate stomps any shady DNM.
I like Monero though and hold some but the two should definitely reach parity again at some point.
The DHS awarded Factom $199K and the Wall Street firm in question is a Florida-based startup with $500K in seed funding. Sure we can abstract away and add gravitas by calling it 'US government' and 'Wall Street', but the details matter. After all, Monero's rise was due to the largest DNM adopting it, not merely any DNM. What is it just like storing merkle tree hashes of your company data in the blockchain? From a cursory glance that's what it looks like. They need 700k in seed funding for that?
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August 26, 2016, 07:04:39 AM |
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Now mining only 13 blocks on average per day, with the new diff increase i'll be lucky if i do 10...
What kinda hardware do you do that with? I have a gtx 980. I wonder if I could ever get any blocks with that. I remember in 2011 when I could have mined Bitcoins but would 'only' get one or two a week. They were only worth a few dollars each so it really wasn't worth my time.
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August 26, 2016, 07:18:33 AM |
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From Google trends (search term Monero) If you search for xmr you see the same data but by region it gets interesting - Canada is going hard for XMR. Noticeable also that there's still not much interest from Europe or Australia - so big markets still to get on board.
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August 26, 2016, 07:43:02 AM |
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Last 7 days totally looks like monero chart, lol.
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