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Who's accumulating this piece of gem here?

>>5490230
what do you think about xmr

shill me on Monero.

Fucking help guys, I started mining monero on my old laptop, I kept it up n' running for like 6 hours. It's been half a day now and my account balance on mymonero is still 0 xmr.
Did I set it up incorrectly? How much time does it take for it to transfer to your account? Will it not show up at all if I don't mine a significant amount? Thanks in advance.
It was xmrpool.net, by the way.

Guys, i just thinking about invest 800k USD or a equivalent as 3MM of Brazilian Real, to build a enterprise and start to mining monero.
For start, i think we can get a total of 1603200/hs.

inmy project i expect earn 70KK dolar by month, is this profitable?

Why is Monero shitting the bed?
I bought at ath and fuck this shit

What the fuck is happening with Monero? It has never been so unstable.

Give me ONE good reason why I should not go all in on this coin?

> Moons organically

>he hasn't bought Monero
A lot of gains have been made with bitcoin cash. Who wants everybody knowing that?

We are going to see a pump and a half. Get in.

Monero 0.11.0.0 "Helium Hydra" Released

NEW PROJECT RELEASE. YEA IT IS MOONING RIGHT NOW.

When will it moon again?

For those of you not familiar, aminorex is one of the more highly respected posters over on bitcointalk.org. He is and has been extremely bullish on Monero since before the latest price explosion as he believes a new wave of DNMs will catapult Monero into the heavens:

"Those comments are predicated on the notion that all crypto are created equal endowed by their creator with certain natural rights which are common to all but this is not true. In fact all crypto are created very unequal, some endowed with marvelous potential which has yet to be realized, others with Ponzi fatal flaws, many of which have already fallen by the wayside. Monero will not fall by the wayside, because of the capabilities of its community of developers and supporters. Even when a serious flaw in Monero has appeared in the past it is always been dealt with in a disciplined and orderly manner, allowing Monero to overcome hazards which would have rapidly strangled any lesser coin in its crib.

Today 40 XMR make 1 BTC, but when the economic potential of Monero is fully realized 40 BTC may make 1 XMR. "People" may not care about privacy, although they are fools if so, but they do care about fungibility, whether they know it or not. They also care about extortion, taxation, theft, embezzlement, and kidnapping. Monero protects you against these things while Bitcoin does not.

If I were to produce a physical Bitcoin today the obverse would bear a vivid image of Cazes hanging by his neck in a Bangkok jail cell. So, yes, I am expecting 200 to 300 this year simply on the basis of speculation discounting future fundamentals, and 1000 sometime next year on the basis of the emergence of a new functioning darknet economy, and furthermore expect fomo to rapidly push that up to 2500 before that bubble pops."

Source: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=753252.msg21348513#msg21348513

For those of you not familiar, aminorex is one of the more highly respected posters over on bitcointalk.org. He is and has been extremely bullish on Monero since before the latest price explosion as he believes a new wave of DNMs will catapult Monero into the heavens:

"Those comments are predicated on the notion that all crypto are created equal endowed by their creator with certain natural rights which are common to all but this is not true. In fact all crypto are created very unequal, some endowed with marvelous potential which has yet to be realized, others with Ponzi fatal flaws, many of which have already fallen by the wayside. Monero will not fall by the wayside, because of the capabilities of its community of developers and supporters. Even when a serious flaw in Monero has appeared in the past it is always been dealt with in a disciplined and orderly manner, allowing Monero to overcome hazards which would have rapidly strangled any lesser coin in its crib.
Today 40 XMR make 1 BTC, but when the economic potential of Monero is fully realized 40 BTC may make 1 XMR. "People" may not care about privacy, although they are fools if so, but they do care about fungibility, whether they know it or not. They also care about extortion, taxation, theft, embezzlement, and kidnapping. Monero protects you against these things while Bitcoin does not.
If I were to produce a physical Bitcoin today the obverse would bear a vivid image of Cazes hanging by his neck in a Bangkok jail cell. So, yes, I am expecting 200 to 300 this year simply on the basis of speculation discounting future fundamentals, and 1000 sometime next year on the basis of the emergence of a new functioning darknet economy, and furthermore expect fomo to rapidly push that up to 2500 before that bubble pops."

Source: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=753252.msg21348513#msg21348513

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bdeizHM9OU

Wtf??

I thought I'd just let you know I'm upset at this shitcoin.

I sold 0.30 BTC for this shit coin, but kept some BTC off to the side. If I would have kept the 0.30 BTC with the BTC I have now, I'd have $7,482, instead of the measly $6,169 ($7,172 counting XMR) I have now.

I'm triggered. How do I cope?

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What's the consensus on Monero here?

>most secure coin out there
>blockchain only displays the time of the transaction, it doesn't show the wallets, nor the amounts
>minimum tumbling of 2 people for maximum anonimity (not pseudoniminity)

It's currently skyrocketing on Bittrex, already went through the 0.02 barrier, are you seriously telling me that you didn't invest on the soon-to-be no 1 coin of the Darkweb, which is already accepted on the biggest markets?

Will this coin be worth it to buy and hold? Or will this coin just keep on the level its on now for the coming 6 months?