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Re: delete
by
rpietila
on 23/09/2014, 09:39:43 UTC
Maybe there is a third person involved, trying to profit and buy cheap.

This aspect should not be forgotten. Basically, the price of 1 XMR was 361-366 before the attack. Before the debacle, it actually was around 400. Using these as a baseline, just evaluate what is the % risk that Monero suffers from the attack, and how much, or is there even the chance to emerge out stronger.

To further make the trading easy, the last 3 days seem to have the same volume-weighted average price of 316. That should be enough for successful trades. As usual, trading out of boredom only loses you fees and slippage.