no rage

Agree, nothing more than simple profit taking and moving funds around to take advantage of forks. This coin is coming back to $20 plus ( IMO this week). Since this is a store of value coin not depending upon events to happen there will be a flow back into MONA for another leg up. The only downside from here would be Japan banning crypto currency and that's not going to happen. Its just the opposite, the whole country is full steam ahead with Monacoin.

All targets were hit in the first two months of this campaign with 1000 yen ( $8.90 USD) being a main goal as retailers think of it as a $10 bill. The response has been so good from consumers not only has 2000 yen been hit but expected to be the next store of value level.  Monacoin IMO is Asia's LTC to BTC and was the first coin to use Segwit, keeping that in mind and how LTC is doing this is by far my top long term hold for 2018.

best of luck !! 

its still a good time to accumulate more mona !

I am speaking for me but I was in communication with Japanese consumers a retailer and event host in Tokyo first week of October. If you see a post from me Ive done my homework. I don't spin up stories its as factual as I can get it. If you're late you're late.

The Akihabara campaign downtown Tokyo , objective mas media exposure of Monacoin as something much more than a gaming coin.

https://monapo.com/lp/akiba2017/

translated

From October 25th to 31st, 2017, Monacoin promotion video will be aired on Akihabara UDX and Akihabara Radio Kaikan 's large display
!
Besides, computer shop arc and or sticker you get in's
lots to be fun! Please check with askmona for details .

Akihabara Radio Hall ... 1 hour to 4 times a day 56 times 10 pm from 8 am
Akihabara UDX ... 1 hour to 11 pm from 2:00 times a day 26 times the morning 9
during the period, computer shop arc 's If you shop at the original sticker will be given!

............

was a lot of fun

That was just one guy who goes by the name Tanaka (田中) who commissioned a promotional video from his friend for this, rented ad space in the two locations, and worked something out with Ark to advertise. Lots of people cooperated and were looking forward to it, but the campaign itself wasn't "targeting" anything with regard to Monacoin price like you're making it out to be. Also I don't know if you missed commas in your first sentence, or if English isn't your first language - either way it would be nice if you'd post these "communications" you had with said retailer and event host. I'm especially curious about this "retailers think of it as a $10 bill" that you didn't enlighten us on at all.

FYI, I'm the one who did a legitimate translation (and not the google translate thing you seem to have posted) for this back in October, even (so I'm hardly "late"): http://askmona.org/5563?n=1000#res_280 (bitcointalk: https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/392436.msg23033264#msg23033264)


You should use the Monacoin community-maintained miner: https://github.com/Nanashi-Meiyo-Meijin/ccminer

The error you posted shows an issue with some shell script, likely because of the ccminer you're using might have different run procedures, so I can't help you much there.

Let's keep a cordial tone on this thread.

We all reckon that MONA is becoming increasingly visible in Japan and that should soon be reflected in its value.
As to when and how much, nobody knows and everybody is free to post its own view.

I also believe that MONA has the potential of becoming the Litecoin of Japan. Its tech is as solid as LTC. Its network is less developed but it could grow very fast in Japan. That's why my target is 50$ by mid-2018 and a long term target of 100$

lol I'm just trying to keep people from spreading misinformation because there is a lot of misinformation going around in the English-speaking world on Monacoin. Like those "ATMs" people keep talking about? Those were never physical ATMs, those were people/businesses who signed up on Zaif to act as brokers for exchanging currencies without needing the end user to register or show ID - and this platform had to shutdown because Japanese law would have required them all to register as exchanges with the government.

If it reaches $100, why would that make it not easily spendable? I bought bitcoin at 2000 USD and I bought some at 11 000 USD, because I believe in it and I believe that more people will come later and buy so the price will go higher and higher. So it doesn't make sense to say that people will stop buying if the price will be 100 USD.
Just look at Litecoin. I remember not too long ago when the price was 60 USD, ok that is under 100 but now it is 300 USD and people keep buying.

I'm curious, subscribed to the thread