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    March 29, 2017, 02:07:43 AM
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    Apologies for the video quality.

    A thank you to every single person, for anything you have done to make MUE what it is right now.

    Here's to the future

    https://youtu.be/cSrwDyQcazg

    I appreciate the video - I have been mining MUE with a little Baikal mini ASIC for a while now.

    I have a question though, and I hope this doesn't sound disrespectful, but....

    If you are changing to X11 and masternodes, wont that make MUE just a young clone of Dash? Dash has seen great success because it is pretty much what BTC was supposed to be, and it's already really well established and has a huge market cap and community. I also see PIVX doing something similar - but it just looks like a drive to get investors to buy up for MNs to me. Everyone knows that if you had bought into a Dash masternode when Dash was below $10 you would be VERY happy right now, so I think many people will think - "maybe if I get in while it's cheap it'll be a money making machine". Doesn't Dash already have this covered?

    I guess what I'm asking is - what makes MUE different/better/more viable than Dash? What does it offer that Dash doesn't already have covered?

    edit: also I forgot to ask - is there an official date for the swap/fork to X11?

    Crypto currency enthusiast and miner since 2015. Mined approx 200 ETH during 2016 and 2017 and sold it at approximately $US40 each. Then I watched it reach $1000+ each. If anyone bothers to read this stuff pay attention to this: HODL HODL HODL HODL HODL HODL

    I started mining with 1 AMD 7950 and 1 R9-280X. Then I gradually built my AMD operation into 12 R9-290s. Awesome ETH hash but ridiculous power consumption and heat. Over the last year I defected to the Nvidia team. I now use GTX 1070s. They were expensive to buy (probably a bargain now) but awesome hash rate vs. power consumption. blah blah blah blah
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