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January 26, 2015, 10:08:52 PM |
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Febo
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January 27, 2015, 01:01:41 AM |
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Sorry, but due to past behaviour - rpietila or Monero devs are not permitted to post on this thread
Lol why? Monero devs are all so nice about all altcoins. Monero You see, bitcointalk forum community is pain in the ass.
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J1mb0 (OP)
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January 27, 2015, 09:17:13 AM |
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Sorry, but due to past behaviour - rpietila or Monero devs are not permitted to post on this thread
Lol why? Monero devs are all so nice about all altcoins. Monero You see, bitcointalk forum community is pain in the ass. They got really upset having to taste their own medicine!
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January 28, 2015, 11:50:44 AM |
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ROFL - I'm no expert at Crypto Currency trading but it looks to me like someone or a very small group just blew 100 BTC to get Monero to jump just one place over Bytecoin in the Cap rankings. And if you check the recent volume they are blowing dozens to keep it there. That's an awful lot of dosh. I think it is bordering on insanity! No question at all that the Monero market is completely manipulated by a very small group od people, if not, just one individual.
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thelibertycap
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January 28, 2015, 12:15:34 PM |
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ROFL - I'm no expert at Crypto Currency trading but it looks to me like someone or a very small group just blew 100 BTC to get Monero to jump just one place over Bytecoin in the Cap rankings. And if you check the recent volume they are blowing dozens to keep it there. That's an awful lot of dosh. I think it is bordering on insanity! No question at all that the Monero market is completely manipulated by a very small group od people, if not, just one individual.
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J1mb0 (OP)
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January 28, 2015, 04:38:49 PM |
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That's an awful lot of dosh. I think it is bordering on insanity! No question at all that the Monero market is completely manipulated by a very small group od people, if not, just one individual. I agree. Even if a few of the Cult followers over at the self-moderated 'Moreno Speculation' thread threw in the odd BTC here or there the volume bubble we saw just after Monero dropped under Bytecoin in the Cap ratings could only have been 1 or maybe 2 other individuals. They would have to have thrown away 100BTC initially on this insane venture. I know crypto is full of crazy people but for the Monero Whale Messiah to throw large sums of real money at a dying minor clone coin is nothing short of lunacy. We are talking Jim Jones, here!
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January 28, 2015, 05:36:29 PM |
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Here's a real difference that doesn't get much press:
DRK - secp256k1 BCN/MNR - EdDSA
Of course if you really want to know who's winning, just add up the work on the chains. Which one shows the most work?
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0nlyBTC
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January 28, 2015, 09:25:51 PM |
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Sorry, but due to past behaviour - rpietila or Monero devs are not permitted to post on this thread
Lol why? Monero devs are all so nice about all altcoins. Monero You see, bitcointalk forum community is pain in the ass. They got really upset having to taste their own medicine! To be honest, I was interested in Bytecoin, but there was so much hate and FUD from the Bytecoin community toward Monero. It turned me off to BCN entirely.
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January 29, 2015, 01:34:33 AM |
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Sorry, but due to past behaviour - rpietila or Monero devs are not permitted to post on this thread
Lol why? Monero devs are all so nice about all altcoins. Monero You see, bitcointalk forum community is pain in the ass. They got really upset having to taste their own medicine! To be honest, I was interested in Bytecoin, but there was so much hate and FUD from the Bytecoin community toward Monero. It turned me off to BCN entirely. Interesting. My experience on BCT was the exact opposite to yours.
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J1mb0 (OP)
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February 01, 2015, 11:29:46 AM |
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So... the Monero dead cat bounce came and went. The Monero cult followers, encouraged by their 'leaders' with their creepy little self-moderated threads, blew about 300BTC in total to try and raise the corpse. But it was no use. Monero is firmly back under the original Cryptonote coin, Bytecoin. Onwards and Upwards!
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February 01, 2015, 10:00:15 PM |
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Monero is firmly back under the original Cryptonote coin, Bytecoin.
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It is? 20 Monero XMR $ 1,837,481 $ 0.304616 6,032,122 $ 17,053 4.06 % 4.75 % -3.58 % 21 Bytecoin BCN $ 1,657,071 $ 0.000010 169,036,273,692 $ 6,988 -0.12 % 23.58 % -26.68 % http://coinmarketcap.com/all/views/all/
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J1mb0 (OP)
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February 02, 2015, 11:05:43 AM |
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Monero is firmly back under the original Cryptonote coin, Bytecoin.
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It is? 20 Monero XMR $ 1,837,481 $ 0.304616 6,032,122 $ 17,053 4.06 % 4.75 % -3.58 % 21 Bytecoin BCN $ 1,657,071 $ 0.000010 169,036,273,692 $ 6,988 -0.12 % 23.58 % -26.68 % http://coinmarketcap.com/all/views/all/Thing is, every time Monero slips below Bytecoin either; The Monero whales throw 50BTC in daily in an attempt to keep the Monero carcass floating or The Monero cult followers are expected to throw 1BTC in. You know like scientology! The second scenario is sad but, truth be told, de rigour for the Bitcointalk Alt world. The first scenario, especially if we are just talking about one person is even more scary!
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J1mb0 (OP)
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February 02, 2015, 12:15:03 PM |
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with 50 btc, bcn prices would go up several x000% thats exactly what you want, thats excatly why no one with money is buying.
No, I am more interested in a steady organic volume and a stable price, actually. but anyway, i really dont care. the xmr vs bcn is looong over, just boring. i made my decision long time ago.
Maybe you should tell that to the one-liner-newbie-shills who constantly spam BCT ALT with their self-moderated Cult Monero threads.
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February 02, 2015, 06:13:16 PM |
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You all seem to care about BCN vs. XMR. Please somebody calculate the total work on the chains for me. Total work ~ sum_over_all_blocks (block_difficulty) For the sake of comparison you don't have to convert it to total cryptonote hashes. Same time per block I assume. Who wins? Thanks
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J1mb0 (OP)
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February 02, 2015, 06:17:45 PM |
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You all seem to care about BCN vs. XMR. Please somebody calculate the total work on the chains for me. Total work ~ sum_over_all_blocks (block_difficulty) For the sake of comparison you don't have to convert it to total cryptonote hashes. Same time per block I assume. Who wins? Thanks Well, Monero is definitely winning the total hash rate - by a factor of 16 atm.
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J1mb0 (OP)
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February 04, 2015, 05:54:54 PM |
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Monero is firmly back under the original Cryptonote coin, Bytecoin.
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It is? 20 Monero XMR $ 1,837,481 $ 0.304616 6,032,122 $ 17,053 4.06 % 4.75 % -3.58 % 21 Bytecoin BCN $ 1,657,071 $ 0.000010 169,036,273,692 $ 6,988 -0.12 % 23.58 % -26.68 % http://coinmarketcap.com/all/views/all/I am afraid so. 19 Bytecoin Bytecoin $ 1,874,160 $ 0.000011 169,158,686,092 BCN $ 5,466 14.32 % 20 Monero Monero $ 1,676,905 $ 0.275826 6,079,575 XMR $ 14,027 -5.21 % http://coinmarketcap.com/all/views/all/At least they have both moved up a place!
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February 04, 2015, 06:30:47 PM Last edit: February 04, 2015, 06:56:03 PM by ArticMine |
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Monero is firmly back under the original Cryptonote coin, Bytecoin.
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It is? 20 Monero XMR $ 1,837,481 $ 0.304616 6,032,122 $ 17,053 4.06 % 4.75 % -3.58 % 21 Bytecoin BCN $ 1,657,071 $ 0.000010 169,036,273,692 $ 6,988 -0.12 % 23.58 % -26.68 % http://coinmarketcap.com/all/views/all/I am afraid so. 19 Bytecoin Bytecoin $ 1,874,160 $ 0.000011 169,158,686,092 BCN $ 5,466 14.32 % 20 Monero Monero $ 1,676,905 $ 0.275826 6,079,575 XMR $ 14,027 -5.21 % http://coinmarketcap.com/all/views/all/At least they have both moved up a place! But there is still the horribly low trading volume relative to market cap that has plagued BCN since its creation, and I am not even taking into account any claims of fake BCN trading volume that others have made, such as in this response to one my of my posts. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=583449.msg10313811#msg10313811. Seriously the low trading volume relative to market cap of BCN is a red flag to anyone making an objective analysis of BCN, and serves to provide independent market confirmation of the allegations made in this thread; https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=740112.0. By the way it is not just XMR that BCN had to be concerned about here. Another Cryptonote, Darknote XDN also beats BCN in the volume game. 38 DarkNote XDN $ 472,737 $ 0.000069 6,816,150,107 XDN $ 8,217 -3.96 %
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February 04, 2015, 07:43:26 PM |
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Since the collapse of Monero, the original Cryptonote coin Bytecoin has emerged as the only cryptonote challenger in the private and anonymous cryptocurrency field. http://bytecoin.org/Darkcoin currently holds the top position - it's well developed, has a strong community and a good daily trading volume. Bytecoin is the challenger - again well developed, strong community (though not on BCT) and is not a clone of any previous coin. They both have fast blocks, however Bytecoin has a much larger total supply. It will be interesting to see how the competition between these two develops. Sorry, but due to past behaviour - rpietila or Monero devs are not permitted to post on this threadNo offense but Monero has 3X the volume BCN has. 5K in volume of any crypto is laughable. Monero's volume is also laughable compared to Darkcoins. Which is laughable compared to litecoins. I'm a cryptonote fan ... esp Monero. But it seems to me that all cryptonotes are losing the economic race.
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February 04, 2015, 09:34:45 PM Last edit: February 04, 2015, 10:15:18 PM by ArticMine |
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No offense but Monero has 3X the volume BCN has. 5K in volume of any crypto is laughable.
Monero's volume is also laughable compared to Darkcoins.
Which is laughable compared to litecoins.
I'm a cryptonote fan ... esp Monero. But it seems to me that all cryptonotes are losing the economic race.
What is important here is not the absolute volume number but the ratio of the volume to capitalization rate. Furthermore this needs to be looked at during both bull and bear markets in the coin. a Healthy ratio is above 1% and is a market indicator of a widely distributed actively traded coin. Take DRK, BCN, and XMR for example 10 Darkcoin DRK $ 9,435,633 $ 1.85 5,099,019 DRK $ 64,759 3.55 % vol/cap = 0.69% fair 19 Bytecoin BCN $ 1,959,401 $ 0.000012 169,166,153,197 BCN $ 5,747 24.74 % vol/cap = 0.29% poor 20 Monero XMR $ 1,783,404 $ 0.293232 6,081,887 XMR $ 19,525 4.67 % vol/cap = 1.09% good I have seen BCN's volume/cap well under 0.10%. This kind low volume/cap is indicative of a coin where most of the coins are held by insiders, massive pre/ninja/insta mines etc. It is also very common in scammy POS coins. Even Ripple falls into this trap in a big way 2 Ripple XRP $ 417,857,061 $ 0.013489 30,978,075,200 XRP * $ 682,874 3.57 % vol/cap = 0.16% very poor. Yes it is worse than BCN, under this market snapshot, when it comes to control by a group of insiders. Edit: 18 SuperNET Unity $ 2,060,489 $ 2.52 816,061 UNITY * $ 2,006 1.96 % vol/cap = 0.097% extremely poor. Ouch! Boolberry BBR another Cryptonote is part of SuperNET. Remember Boolberry? 127 Boolberry BBR $ 58,121 $ 0.019412 2,994,083 $ 127 -0.60 % 4.96 % 4.88 % vol/cap = 0.218% poor Maybe BCN will overtake UNITY
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J1mb0 (OP)
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February 05, 2015, 01:49:48 AM |
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Since the collapse of Monero, the original Cryptonote coin Bytecoin has emerged as the only cryptonote challenger in the private and anonymous cryptocurrency field. http://bytecoin.org/Darkcoin currently holds the top position - it's well developed, has a strong community and a good daily trading volume. Bytecoin is the challenger - again well developed, strong community (though not on BCT) and is not a clone of any previous coin. They both have fast blocks, however Bytecoin has a much larger total supply. It will be interesting to see how the competition between these two develops. Sorry, but due to past behaviour - rpietila or Monero devs are not permitted to post on this threadNo offense but Monero has 3X the volume BCN has. 5K in volume of any crypto is laughable. Monero's volume is also laughable compared to Darkcoins. Which is laughable compared to litecoins. I'm a cryptonote fan ... esp Monero. But it seems to me that all cryptonotes are losing the economic race. Well, I would say 2x rather than 3x - The XMR volume pumped a lot just after Monero dipped under Bytecoin initially. Question is; If the many self-moderated Monero threads are generating the extra volume - who is selling? I agree about the CN volumes generally - however CN is still nascent compared to BTC - I don't think it matters much what happens to volumes and market price in the medium term - more so development. Monero, BBR have been more active on that front but none of it is blow your socks off stuff so far. Thanks, (and to Arcticnote) I'll take a look at Darkcoins - I must admit I didn't take much notice of new CNs after the initial 'Notomatic' post by cryptonote team.
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