edit: got one, thanks guys!

anywhere I can download the whole blockchain?? pm me

syncing takes foreverrrrrrr

better yet if there is a lite client yet?

placed decent sized bid for wavesgo at .01799 waves on the DEX

just a heads up if you want some liquidity.

Any Sha256 coins I can point my old asic at?

Looking for projects that seem promising but aren't yet listed on exchanges and have people actively trying to get them listed

Name a few and I'll research myself

Looking for projects that have valuations/money supply/marketcap under 70K that you think are promising.

Name a few any why, and I'll research myself

didn't notice this from the auction at first! Might get one

"affordable"

Nice to see some new products

awesome awesome, I'm back fellas

Now that the Monero train is near levels where I sold at the beginning of the last rally

I'm saying that the database bullshit isn't going to be available for a long time, a GUI isn't going to be available for a long time, many people don't want to use mymonero.com as a web wallet. MyMonero and other projects simply sidetrack the core developers

and so if I actually want to USE monero for financial privacy, I can still do that whenever I want to, but I don't need to speculate on it.

A lot of people had hoped this rally would coincide with a missive that contained software updates making monero more usable, but it did not.

directly correlated to the lack of bid support or newcomer interest at all to support a rally. I know exactly where the syndicate bid will be. Those bids were not part of mine. So you have to think of it more like this narrative "hello? hello? well fuck you guys, SELL" nobody answered the call, my syndicate is ORGANIZED not just some random bids placed in the middle of whatever Risto is doing.

Cognitive dissonance

Those buy walls were twice the size yesterday. Looks like I'm pretty good at this. The people here contemplating their Monero trades aren't thinking "the person that sold at a loss is a troll", they are thinking "maybe I'll get stuck in this again like he was" "maybe I should lower my ask" "maybe I don't want to add to my position because then I won't be able to sell easily"

These are truths whether I say them or not.

The Monero trade was 5 figures, yes. Monero volume over the last couple days does not translate into a decent 6 figure sum by any estimate. So naturally, my contribution in this volume would be less. As would Risto and his arbitrary amount of assets under management

The point of me talking about it actually isn't arbitrary either. It is to reveal Risto's solo contribution to the price action. It reveals that people should expect liquidity to dry up when he and only he gets bored. It is to let the price naturally gravitate back down to .001 so I can accumulate there again if I feel inclined to do so, instead of at .0014 , it is to point out the realization that there is no aggregate market force supporting the current price, just Risto. It is for other larger holders to contemplate dumping while the liquidity is there instead keeping their ask orders high above the bid.

This asset is still worth .0010 just like it was a month ago.

You not replying to my syndicate bid PM actually was part of my decision to sell. I realized that the people that owned enough bitcoin to make a difference in this rally weren't interested or were not coordinating with Risto or anything. And if they were coordinating with Risto and not me, then we were all too fragmented to have a rally, because one of us would inevitable sell first or simply remove liquidity and it would tank from small miners selling.

My syndicate participants, Risto, and you, are enough to hold the prices up and make markets. If we really had any conviction and agreed on a value

Labcoin, ASICMiner and Anoncoin were all good trades. This is what you singled out, from my bitcointalk post history trying to prove some evil you still struggle to find. They weren't bad trades, my life isn't miserable, my investors are happy, I still get to talk about financial stuff and people still listen because I do opportunistically get out of "dead assets". I also told you that I sold Monero below my cost basis, this means "at a loss", that means "not a good call". I'm not even trying to make up tales of glory, except for the eighth  time thanking Risto.

the reason is lack of conviction from other market participants.

I think Monero is worth a lot more, buttt not right now.

So when I realized that this thing wasn't going up to my cost basis in Risto's rally. I thought "hm I could sell now and use capital in other places" or be stuck in a position when Risto gets bored. Monero has bounced around to these price levels before, so this time, with the unparalleled liquidity, I decided to hop out. Thanks Risto.

Taking the loss also will help my tax situation, offset gains in other assets.

exactly

Nobody ever said "Fontas you are a godsend", people try to sell before he does!

This is how you should treat Risto, instead of trying to psychoanalyze his [obvious] motives

haha it was a pretty big position, the volume hasn't been 300 bitcoin just because Risto was trading back and forth. so again like I said, thanks to Risto for the liquidity. (I guarantee he was selling too, you could tell by how some of the sell walls acted)

You should get mad at the pumper.

I'm still doing the syndicate bid when Risto's bs fizzles out, and monero development gets further along in actual consequential usability

How? Nobody filled .00161 , that wasn't my order, I sold deep into the bids, you probably got a partial fill from me.

I judged the strength of Risto's pump, set a target, saw that there wasn't any strength. Some people use charts to see their arbitrary breakout patterns, I look specifically at the orders. Anybody can print a higher price on a chart, take a screenshot and say look my technical analysis is coming true. But to judge continuation in the trend you have to see how the orders are acting.

The missive had nothing to help with the rally or with Monero's potentially new found attention, and I decided that there isn't a reason holding this right now. When Risto disappear's I can't sell.

If someone did fill that order at .00161 I would have still filled the order at .0017 and kept the rally going. But it fizzled because it was bullshit, just Risto

so ultimately, my group is getting better returns in other assets in more established markets (not crypto!). Monero is still on the radar but it turns out that we can unlink our transactions whenever we want without needing to hold thousands of monero in the meantime. When we want to do that, we'll pick up some more Monero , no matter where it is in development or exchange rate.

Those were actually all very good trades?

I sold the Monero position below my cost basis. It was actually a lot. If Risto disappeared then I couldn't sell without crashing the market. The volume was several hundred bitcoin, the last couple days, and my sells didn't crash the market, they were eaten up very well.