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>>30137427
Yeah I was gonna say this: >>30137857

You don't need to wait for the full block confirmation

>>29304964
those "pumps" for shitcoins is artificial demand manufactured by whales/exchanges. It's all a scam. it's not like institutional support or legitimate use is pouring into those cryptos. It's stimulated pumps that crypto noobs see as moon pumps and then they buy at the top, only to get dumped on over and over again.
So, why doesn't Monero pump like that? The answer lies in the subtext -- Monero doesn't pump with everyone else because these whales want more of it. This manipulated market charade, for whatever reason, is seemingly ignoring the fastest growing cryptocurrency in usage, with the objectively best privacy features, and a massive grassroots community which is most certainly not looking for attention.
Without that context, It would make sense for whales to pump Monero with the rest of the alts and then dump at the top. But of course that isn't happening. You need to realize that this demand is fake, and if you understand that, then Monero's decoupled movement begins to make more sense.
Monero is a long in every meaning of the definition. Just buy and hold. Eventually this overshorted market will reach it's breaking point and the pent up demand will shoot up like a cannon. It'll happen at the drop of a hat, likely when Grayscale announces Monero buys, or with the creation of atomic swaps, or with the eventual Coinbase listing. And when it does happen, the fomo will be insane.

>>29192381
based

>>28923787
It's just an absurd how monero is undervalued at the moment, being as useful and as solid as it currently is. And after 5 years people are finally taking notice of how serious this project is. It's really mind boggling when you stop and think about it for a second.

The intelligent move is to just go XMR. And BTC if you really want to diversify. Unless you're trying to day trade, then whatever just go for the pump and dump coins.
Serious money will go to XMR for the long run.

>>28873084
There's a 3 minutes snippet of the presentation on the front page of the monero subreddit.

But you should watch the full thing when you have the chance, on his youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/SweetwaterDAC

bump