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September 15, 2017, 04:14:25 PM |
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XMR is just following XBT. The real question is why XBT went up.
XBT went up because traders bid at MA20.
Edit: shit BNM, you beat me to it. You posted while I was typing!
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There are several different types of Bitcoin clients. The most secure are full nodes like Bitcoin Core, which will follow the rules of the network no matter what miners do. Even if every miner decided to create 1000 bitcoins per block, full nodes would stick to the rules and reject those blocks.
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Nathan047
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September 15, 2017, 10:52:49 PM |
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I got also some PMs that I can get "DeepOnion" coins for free. No thanks.  Yup, they are free if you wear the signature and do nothing but act as if OnionCoin was the only coin ever worth something. They sure have a pretty annoying way of trying to get the word out about their coin. |
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ozkraut
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September 15, 2017, 11:58:54 PM |
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Rather bullish. Seems there is a bit of awakening. The sleeper is stirring. |
Monero - Wir sind die Leute vor denen uns unsere Eltern gewarnt haben!
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LennyCarl
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September 16, 2017, 12:30:49 AM |
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Rather bullish. Seems there is a bit of awakening. The sleeper is stirring. I feel it in my bone! |
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saddambitcoin
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September 16, 2017, 01:32:08 AM |
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I am one of those who rage quitted Monero after the fake fluffy pony "announcement" 3 months ago. I have since been trying to re-enter hoping for that elusive major dip. Hoping today is that day though price seems to be exceptionally resilient to the big China FUD. Oh well, going to watch dumb and dumber today... need to relate to something.
Today is a good day to Monero. A very good day, only wish I had set my bids a little lower. One must be patient like the condor as you say. Cheers to a successful hard fork. |
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September 16, 2017, 02:03:04 PM |
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If we truly believe we might be entering a bear to 3800 or 2800 or beyond... why would we stay in Crypto? It is far more profitable to sell for USD, pay the taxes and buy back in next year at 70% cost or perhaps half price.
Honestly, because it's a pain in the ass, and there any many opportunities within the cryptospace to accumulate more XMR and BTC with greater profit outcomes than by going through FIAT. |
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September 16, 2017, 02:12:58 PM |
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Monero is the only cryptocurrency I see use besides bitcoin. Future looks bright.
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cAPSLOCK
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September 16, 2017, 04:02:56 PM |
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If we truly believe we might be entering a bear to 3800 or 2800 or beyond... why would we stay in Crypto? It is far more profitable to sell for USD, pay the taxes and buy back in next year at 70% cost or perhaps half price.
Honestly, because it's a pain in the ass, and there any many opportunities within the cryptospace to accumulate more XMR and BTC with greater profit outcomes than by going through FIAT. I agree with this, and another point... once you are used to the liquidity freedom of crypto, it's addictive. You are in control of your money moving back into fiat is painful as you introduce slowness, fees, and counterparty risk. As someone who lived through the great BTC trough of 2014-17 I just feel very twitchy about the current bitcoin price action. |
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kurious
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September 16, 2017, 06:28:17 PM |
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If we truly believe we might be entering a bear to 3800 or 2800 or beyond... why would we stay in Crypto? It is far more profitable to sell for USD, pay the taxes and buy back in next year at 70% cost or perhaps half price.
Honestly, because it's a pain in the ass, and there any many opportunities within the cryptospace to accumulate more XMR and BTC with greater profit outcomes than by going through FIAT. I agree with this, and another point... once you are used to the liquidity freedom of crypto, it's addictive. You are in control of your money moving back into fiat is painful as you introduce slowness, fees, and counterparty risk. As someone who lived through the great BTC trough of 2014-17 I just feel very twitchy about the current bitcoin price action.You are not alone, it's not the dumps I fear, it's the long, long wait for us to get back to a price I know we've already reached. After the 2013/14 Gox crash, it was years of waiting for prices to get excited about again... Mind you, I found Monero along that dull grind back to where we are now. |
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September 16, 2017, 06:59:00 PM |
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kurious
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September 16, 2017, 08:19:23 PM |
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Justin is not going to the UK? Any reason why not..? Will support something, but I wanted to support this. No UK though, once again we get missed out - seems a little odd. I am sure I am not the only UK based Monero fan. |
我想要火箭和火车
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September 16, 2017, 09:50:22 PM |
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Some interesting comments on multi-sig and also on Dash. Apologies if this is old news to everybody. https://arxiv.org/pdf/1709.02489.pdf |
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September 16, 2017, 09:56:08 PM |
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If we truly believe we might be entering a bear to 3800 or 2800 or beyond... why would we stay in Crypto? It is far more profitable to sell for USD, pay the taxes and buy back in next year at 70% cost or perhaps half price.
Honestly, because it's a pain in the ass, and there any many opportunities within the cryptospace to accumulate more XMR and BTC with greater profit outcomes than by going through FIAT. I agree with this, and another point... once you are used to the liquidity freedom of crypto, it's addictive. You are in control of your money moving back into fiat is painful as you introduce slowness, fees, and counterparty risk. As someone who lived through the great BTC trough of 2014-17 I just feel very twitchy about the current bitcoin price action. You really think we're going back to crypto dark ages? |
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cAPSLOCK
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September 16, 2017, 10:43:20 PM |
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If we truly believe we might be entering a bear to 3800 or 2800 or beyond... why would we stay in Crypto? It is far more profitable to sell for USD, pay the taxes and buy back in next year at 70% cost or perhaps half price.
Honestly, because it's a pain in the ass, and there any many opportunities within the cryptospace to accumulate more XMR and BTC with greater profit outcomes than by going through FIAT. I agree with this, and another point... once you are used to the liquidity freedom of crypto, it's addictive. You are in control of your money moving back into fiat is painful as you introduce slowness, fees, and counterparty risk. As someone who lived through the great BTC trough of 2014-17 I just feel very twitchy about the current bitcoin price action. You really think we're going back to crypto dark ages? No. I do not. I think we are in a different era for crypto. But the unknowns are still large. |
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September 17, 2017, 12:28:23 PM |
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Genius! TPB never ceases to amaze me. Hail hydra! |
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September 17, 2017, 12:45:35 PM |
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If we truly believe we might be entering a bear to 3800 or 2800 or beyond... why would we stay in Crypto? It is far more profitable to sell for USD, pay the taxes and buy back in next year at 70% cost or perhaps half price.
Honestly, because it's a pain in the ass, and there any many opportunities within the cryptospace to accumulate more XMR and BTC with greater profit outcomes than by going through FIAT. I agree with this, and another point... once you are used to the liquidity freedom of crypto, it's addictive. You are in control of your money moving back into fiat is painful as you introduce slowness, fees, and counterparty risk. As someone who lived through the great BTC trough of 2014-17 I just feel very twitchy about the current bitcoin price action. You really think we're going back to crypto dark ages? If price of BTC was $600-200 back then and now might be $4000-1500, that dont mean are the same ages. It is a huge difference. But yes for those that acquire BTC in 2017 will be same as for those of us that acquire BTC in 2014. Crypto dark ages. Such periods will happen 100%. There i snot even 0.001% chance that will not exist. Because there is no logic that BTC can only grow till infinity. At current value of $ price can hardly go over 1 million. And for that many many things (that might never happen at all) needs to happen. |
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September 17, 2017, 03:22:21 PM |
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Monero is the only cryptocurrency I see use besides bitcoin. Future looks bright.
if I correctly understand, then monero is the most anonymous crypto currency at the moment? Or is there still? |
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September 17, 2017, 03:38:25 PM |
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If we truly believe we might be entering a bear to 3800 or 2800 or beyond... why would we stay in Crypto? It is far more profitable to sell for USD, pay the taxes and buy back in next year at 70% cost or perhaps half price.
Honestly, because it's a pain in the ass, and there any many opportunities within the cryptospace to accumulate more XMR and BTC with greater profit outcomes than by going through FIAT. I agree with this, and another point... once you are used to the liquidity freedom of crypto, it's addictive. You are in control of your money moving back into fiat is painful as you introduce slowness, fees, and counterparty risk. As someone who lived through the great BTC trough of 2014-17 I just feel very twitchy about the current bitcoin price action. You really think we're going back to crypto dark ages? If price of BTC was $600-200 back then and now might be $4000-1500, that dont mean are the same ages. It is a huge difference. But yes for those that acquire BTC in 2017 will be same as for those of us that acquire BTC in 2014. Crypto dark ages. Such periods will happen 100%. There i snot even 0.001% chance that will not exist. Because there is no logic that BTC can only grow till infinity. At current value of $ price can hardly go over 1 million. And for that many many things (that might never happen at all) needs to happen. Yes of course there is a correction coming (or a Dark Age). That is a very clear trend in the BTC (for 6 years), and now other Crypto charts. Lots of ppl pretend it won't happen, and they will suffer the most with lack of preparation. Each huge wave up is followed by a retracement to just above the previous high. In this wave up, the start was around $300 on BTC, the high looks like $5000, and the previous high was $1200, which is where it is heading now, and will mark the floor of this current downtrend. The waves last a couple of years on average, but there is a wide variation. As for XMR, which is what we are talking about here, the price will also fall, but relative strength or weakness will reveal where it is going in the long term. |
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