It is all just speculation. I would assume that after the fork it would be possible to blacklist all related ip addresses or limit max acceptable mining hashrate per node
As a result of complete privacy, Monero is the top choice for criminals as well as a top target for regulators. I’ll definitely be using Monero in the future but I don’t think it’s a good investment
Tbh I don't get the points of Mordinals other than being complete bullshittery. Do you want to own personal banks also to store files besides managing your own money, wtf? I want my own personal bank to become BEST at what it does better. For storing files and other crap there are better ways.
Mordinals made a big difference for the whole monero community. We have been pushing and pointing that tx_extra and ring signatures are the weakest part of Monero for years now, to no avail.
yes, Im no expert but the fees are low but thats probably because use is low, compared to bitcoin anyway. If it reached the scale of bitcoin the fees would likely be higher because privacy has some cost. I could be completely wrong. If so I hope someone corrects me.
The only thing I want from Monero is a seamless, easy to use GUI that feels solid and intuitive. The GUI is very unpleasant to use in my humble opinion. It feels laggy and crashes frequently. I’ve tried it on various computers the experience is the same.
Whenever I have doubts about Monero's future, certain thoughts come to mind. I don't consider myself to be a conspiracy theorist, but this was one weird chain of events.
I agree with you that $160k is totally possible for bitcoin, but not before next halving. I disagree about xmr@$10k. Even during bull run we will see suppression and lack of liquidity. I bet on ~$1100 as next ATH for XMR
I would also assume that less than 10% of bitcoin holders have their coins distributed between several addresses, so one could apply the 10% correction to all the numbers listed
I must add that "owning" bitcoin assumes having it in self custody, whereas millions of people buy bitcoin and keep it on exchange. Which in this regard means that the exchange is the one who still owns those coins
I'm officially all in. Yolo
Congrats!!
Thank you. Monero community is the most adequate, intelligent and supportive I've seen in crypto.
Patch it
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Very cool tech, but 10% premine is a dealbreaker for me
❌ OKX is empty again:
XMR Deposits ✅
crypto isn't fun anymore, that's all.
Keep it fun (gible)
Is Eth a shitcoin?
Binance withdrawals worked
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Two points.
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It is all just speculation. I would assume that after the fork it would be possible to blacklist all related ip addresses or limit max acceptable mining hashrate per node
Just deposited a very unknown amount of USDT to Binance.
Breaking $250 April 18th.
April 18th 2024
Nice. Can't have a boating accident without a boat.
Pray for
Saw that the other day, I've been linking it to newbies since it basically tells you step by step what to do
How did you trigger those downvote bots? It's getting ridiculous
tweet
Someone is getting fired haha. I bet for XMR its same but the bot is shorting 24/7
I bought more just now, so get ready for the dump to 0.003
As a result of complete privacy, Monero is the top choice for criminals as well as a top target for regulators. I’ll definitely be using Monero in the future but I don’t think it’s a good investment
Same was said about bitcoin in 2013
Tbh I don't get the points of Mordinals other than being complete bullshittery. Do you want to own personal banks also to store files besides managing your own money, wtf? I want my own personal bank to become BEST at what it does better. For storing files and other crap there are better ways.
Mordinals made a big difference for the whole monero community. We have been pushing and pointing that tx_extra and ring signatures are the weakest part of Monero for years now, to no avail.
0.1 is fair price for Monero after Seraphis upgrade
yes, Im no expert but the fees are low but thats probably because use is low, compared to bitcoin anyway. If it reached the scale of bitcoin the fees would likely be higher because privacy has some cost. I could be completely wrong. If so I hope someone corrects me.
Monero has adaptive block size to reduce fees and confirmation times when usage spikes
What time are y’all withdrawing? I’m thinking Midnight Eastern time on the 18th I think that’s when I did it last year
The moment Monero was born, 10:49 UTC.
I'm running p2pool on another machine on my LAN. This error appears for a few minutes every day. Any idea what causes it?
The only thing I want from Monero is a seamless, easy to use GUI that feels solid and intuitive. The GUI is very unpleasant to use in my humble opinion. It feels laggy and crashes frequently. I’ve tried it on various computers the experience is the same.
monero-wallet-cli is old school, sexy, powerful and fast. Get used to it in a week and you'll never switch back.
Whenever I have doubts about Monero's future, certain thoughts come to mind. I don't consider myself to be a conspiracy theorist, but this was one weird chain of events.
The rock fans of BTC are still having their way:
They always forget Monero has view keys.
The driving force in Monero is organic demand no matter how much naked shorting takes place by state actors via Binance.
I agree with you that $160k is totally possible for bitcoin, but not before next halving. I disagree about xmr@$10k. Even during bull run we will see suppression and lack of liquidity. I bet on ~$1100 as next ATH for XMR
If Monero grows at a 35% annualized rate for the next 35 years the market cap will be $55 Trillion in 2058. seems reasonable to me
We will be so old by the time 💀 But perhaps our children will go scuba diving and luckily find those private keys lost in countless boating accidents
Broke: using Monero to protect your wealth from evil governments
Provoke: using Monero and rogue AI to disrupt evil governments
Is there some good estimate of distribution of coins?
You don't have to make any assumptions for BTC distribution. It's all there in plaintext. Check out
I would also assume that less than 10% of bitcoin holders have their coins distributed between several addresses, so one could apply the 10% correction to all the numbers listed
I must add that "owning" bitcoin assumes having it in self custody, whereas millions of people buy bitcoin and keep it on exchange. Which in this regard means that the exchange is the one who still owns those coins