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Can this coin be 20$ in 10 years? I have 14081.59990099

In ten years anything is possible. It sure would be nice. I just mined my first 1000 RVN.

not sure about 20$ and project perspercitve in 10 years, but i`m almost sure that the price might increase a lot this year. the diff is probably to skyrocket in few months because of FPGAs spreading

if somepme will made a fpga for this then no more gpu mining for this to . as it worse than asic . do you think its possible for this algo ? maybe hard but i read that it can be done to bed its only asic proof and no fpga proof or am i wrong ?.

You are correct that x16r is ASIC resistant, but there's not much that can be done to make it FPGA resistant at this time.

Suppose it`s already exists or very close for release; not sure where that guy got the hashrate, but:
X16R: 2 cards daisy chained get 600MH/s total (1 card worth around 4-5k USD)
(link here - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3459858.msg36162701#msg36162701)

8k for 600 mhs lol , add on top of it all the work you have to do and custom cooling setups since these things have no heatsinks or fans

i can do 500 or so mhs of x16 for like 6k , now the huge difference could be the power savings though

with what setup you can do 500 mh with 6k?
the power consumption is also the key, as 2 FPGA runs around 300-400 wh, while any other setup for same hashrate will have x15-x20 power consumption