Quote from: nutildah on October 15, 2014, 07:47:10 AM

Quote from: vuduchyld on October 15, 2014, 01:20:36 AM

We're not really comparing XMR notes with a BBR bagholder, are we?

I hope you're not talking to me. I wouldn't touch BBR for one of the main reasons I don't like Monero -- its got a silly name. Boolberry? No thanks.

Quote from: rangedriver on October 15, 2014, 06:49:21 AM

You remind me of some bum I saw out on the street the other day. He started off by insulting me, then he said I was a "slave of the New World Order".

Shortly after he asked if I could "lend him some money" so he could get a sandwich.

Really? That's weird. I don't think you guys are the new world order at all.

But anyways... speculation... speculation...

If XMR falls to 2 and holds, _then_ I would say it might be a good time to buy. However there are other catalysts, known unknowns if you will (in addition to some known knowns), which may collapse XMR over the long run.

Without fresh blood, real-world integration or the saving grace of a whale, XMR is doomed to die a slow death. Don't worry, so are most coins. Its just that people spent an ungodly amount of time fretting over this one.

Dude come on. There's a difference between being a slave of the New World Order and being the New World Order. I would expect someone coming from the UK to have a better grasp of language.

But anyways... speculation... speculation...

The fact that you're predicting the doom of all coins kinda invalidates your argument. It's true however that there is a lot of buzz around Monero, and when altcoins slide like as is the case now, people seemingly aren't able to make the logical connection between the general slide and a more specific slide. I suppose this is punctuated by lazy investors who really don't have a clue, and when they panic their profits away they immediately look for a scapegoat to blame.