New Monero release is huge!! Buy orders are picking up fast.

What's exactly happened?

>>3390287
Some highlights of this release are:

major synchronisation speed-up

massively improved the blockchain import function

changed terminology from "mixin" to "ring size"

add a –fluffy-blocks option to relay blocks as fluffy blocks if possible

allow for password verification without loading the subsequently unencrypted wallet into RAM

reduced privacy leak risks when using untrusted remote nodes

added an Esperanto wordlist

decreased memory demands for the getblocks RPC call

added a "fee" command to display fee information

add average seconds per block in bc_dyn_stats

added an on_get_alt_blocks_hashes RPC call

enabled support for ppc64le architectures

added an Italian translation for the CLI

return the per-tx amount in the transfer_split RPC call

switched to readline for the CLI

added a histogram to poolstats

enable support for macOS smart mining

added the ability to build a Snap package

added a Vulnerability Response Process, with bug bounties available viaa dedicated HackerOne portal

added support for payment proving via key derivation instead of tx key reveal

changed output selection for ring signatures to heavily weight newer outputs

added a sweep_below function to sweep small amounts

moved the mempool to a database on disk instead of keeping it all in memory

fully enable iOS and Android full node support

added the ability to create wallets via RPC

added cold-signing functionality, and a relay_tx command / RPC call

transfer CLI command allows for tx fee selection

better AC / battery power detection for Linux smart mining

getblocktemplate now indicates the expected total reward

as always, loads of bug fixes and performance improvements

>>3390301
This is basic shit FFS!

>>3390257
sold at 129.5 and not regretting it.

+30? What year is this?
Monero is way past 100 m8

>>3390331
I think he means 0.030 btc

>>3390325
ok, now i regret it.

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>>3390570
You sold after you saw that huge spike in volume? Geez...This ain't no toy coin

>>3390257
i wonder whats gonna pump this time.
Also anon, it could be a headfake or a spoof.

Whales can game the order book to make it look like it's pumping.

Please see this document as monero is also mentioned and it points to the potential star of future

https://btcmanager.com/three-reasons-it-is-vertcoins-time-to-shine/

>>3390257
>Now concerning the times and the seasons, brothers, you have no need to have anything written to you. For you yourselves are fully aware that the day of Monero mooning will come like a thief in the night. While people are saying, “Bitcoin is peace and security,” then sudden destruction will come upon them as labor pains come upon a pregnant woman, and they will not escape. But you are not in darkness, brothers, for that day to surprise you like a thief. For you are all children of Monero, children of the private blockchain. We are not of Bitcoin or of the public blockchain.
>1 Fluffypony 5:1-5

>>3390325
>>3390570
top kek

>>3390257
not gonna happen

>>3390257

Nothing special, like another anon said: This is basic shit.