xmr rich list?  lmao reeeeee

Indeed.  It's really well done and shows people better how quickly they can get personal data. Such a visualisation is much better than a long text.
It would be nice if this advertisement were shown on TV. Preferably during the super bowl.

per your video ....u watch the end? great reset suck my ballzzz wheres my bug bounty?  hoot

Hi, monero-gui-v0.17.2.2 not visible balance and history transaction if old key import.
Impossible restore wallet from seed, next button inactive.
Wallet often freezing.
OS: Debian9.

Wish that developers of monero can evolve this coin into a 2.0 version smart contract type of cryptocurrency. Its privacy attribute makes it really stand out from the rest of more popular blockchain application. But it is also good that it will stay this way as a store of value, a really excellent alternative to bitcoin.

Maybe this has been already answered, but... why isn't there a reward for running a public Monero node? (on both TCP ports). I have read somewhere that there are only around 1000 Monero nodes, including many fake ones, those are banned automagically.
I know upload rate can be limited, and I have limited it to 10 Mb/s and it made 30 GB upload per day. I don't want to see how far can I go before my ISPs FUP comes in so I have to lower the upload rate. I was just thinking that if the network is struggling with low number of public nodes, then it would be good to motivate people to run a node, no?

No I didn't. I have only read a blog post about setting up a public node, where this number was written and I took it as "low", I think there was a comparison with other popular cryptos but can't remember, it was a longer time ago.
But I know that syncing from scratch takes very long even if you have a fast computer with blockchain on SSD drive. I know there is the bootstrap file to be downloaded separately, but that is also capped to 3 MB/s download (you can speed it up by using a download manager with segmented downloading, though) and importing it also takes very long and requires additional drive space, and is more laborious/advanced (however, this approach has nothing to do with the number of public nodes).

Looks healthy to me.