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+ 100% to the price, from November 1, not bad ... but to buy yourself a bit of a monero, I think we should wait for a rollback of at least $ 120. Or do you think that the price of $ 120 in the near future we will not see?

Can you suggest in which areas this coin is actually applicable? Or while the main area of application is speculation?) Grin

I think we will rather see XMR over 200 USD then around 120 USD. Coinbase will introduce 2018 new coins, my bet is on XMR and maybe IOTA.
Honestly, what else is left? Small market cap coins? No. NEM, DASH, XRP? Or Bitconnect? lol NEO? Maybe.
If you go through all those available coins only those 2 remain as high probability for introduction into Coinbase.

XMR would be so available to people new to crypto and to bigger investors, as Coinbase wants to make the entrance for those buyers easier.

With the coming storm into crypto we could see XMR prices above 500 USD.

I highly doubt coinbase will touch XMR, it will turn into a money laundering off ramp and a legal/PR nightmare for coinbase if there is any hint they are involved with darknet money.

May even potentially speed up the scenario where Monero is banned from a government level.

That's dumb.

Monero makes their kyc obligations all the easier. And governments trying to ban any crypto gives it that more legitimacy (as well as being unenforceable).

Great counter point - "That's dumb" ..

And yes yes I've heard of the streisand effect in regard to crypto but you would have to be beyond-gone-delusional if you think it wouldn't be a massive blow to Monero (or cryptos in general) if they had to be taken off certain exchanges that operate in specific countries or couldn't be accepted anywhere or the worst of all not being able to cash it out in any legal way when lets face it I would say 80-90% of people in crypto are in it just to simply make a profit.

I did ask you before if you actually have any Monero. You didn't answer.

But then it seems you only have this account to troll Monero (whoever you are), so I guess you aren't really interested in benefiting at all, simply just trolling.

Why? Sociopathic tendencies? Deep issues / resentments? No friends? Seriously, you should consider professional help.

Yes I own Monero, not sure how that's relevant.

But bringing up a very legitimate and plausible scenario now is considered trolling?

I haven't talked about anal raping people or called them 'moroneros' like that past illiterate individual and I'm labelled the same as him and it means I have deep resentment issues ..? People in this thread sure are a touchy bunch.

I guess to fit in and appease the masses in here I should preach nothing but a great and prosperous future for Monero, $500! no wait $1000 by the end of the year!

OK, then you are not 'only a troll' and I am prepared to take that back. When you did not answer about whether you even had Monero, I assumed you were just trolling. We do get trolls here as you will have seen, just here to abuse.

Having Monero is relevant, of course it is.

Raising worries is possible. However (in spite of the current strength) you started by saying you thought we needed to roll back to $120, rather than going up to $200. That is possible, but since then Monero has risen a lot in USD terms recently - and still is, it seems a little negative.

Following this by asking for suggestions for 'areas where this coin is applicable' (if you know anything about it) is not exactly an endearing comment either, nor is it a good question. Of course Monero has applications - its superior privacy is its main USP! If you don't think privacy and therefore fungibility is an issue, you are missing the point.

As for suggesting that it might (by being added on Coinbase) help 'speed up the scenario where Monero is banned from a government level'?

That is not a plausible scenario in most people's opinion here, so it is odd that you might raise this. OK, no one can say Coinbase WILL add Monero, yet - but if they do add it, then the privacy is obviously not an issue for them, if they don't add Monero, then it's not an issue either. Monero is not going to change. Why would it lead to a ban? Monero is already on a lot of major exchanges so it is not seen as an issue by others. If you sincerely think Monero may be banned (and that it is a problem if it is) then feel free to sell the XMR you have.

Yes, you can comment, and no - this place is not just an echo chamber. However, we tend to be pro-Monero and have been attacked by all and sundry for a long time... we now are starting to feel vindicated for our long-held belief in Monero. Do you not expect us to defend it?

So if you want to raise issues, you can - but don't expect to be welcomed with open arms if your comments are objectively almost wholly negative.

Lighten up, you might find us far more welcoming.