Let's go ahead with my short list of promising crypto assets. It was five weeks ago when I told you that the Monero (XMRUSD) remained in great demand after it suddenly spiked above $375 and then stepped away by more than $100 back. Buying it at around $270 at the end of April would have had Monero at $350 by May 12, after which it peaked almost to the sacred number of $420 on May 25-26. Well, I am congratulating myself (and, probably, many of you) on a good and fast speculative run. As I hope that all winners fixed their profits in time, I will now say that the next rollback of Monero by more than $100 took place again, just several days ago. And it allows all buyers to return to the game. The next rising wave began and raised the quotes of this gaining token by 7.5% after the weekend. Yet, the difference between the current levels just above $350 and potential leap to $420 still forms an attractive discount to ride this Monero horse again. The fundamental background behind this asset has not changed significantly. Hackers continue to practice their adoration of privacy-focused tokens aimed at protecting user transaction details, let's fairly call them anonymous, of which Monero is one of the most capitalized to date. Only one example. If one gives a qualified programmer your Bitcoin wallet address so that somebody could send you a payment, the person immediately compromises his or her privacy, as your transaction partner I can easily see how much money you have in your Bitcoin wallet. And this could be dangerous when travelling or if you have big business, as your new partner may be able to determine how many customers you have and how much you charge them. You can find out much more from the official website www.monero.how, why should I retell all their stories. Monero also prioritises decentralisation by enabling CPU mining, unlike Bitcoin. Who is smart enough, it's just time to draw your conclusions. Oops!…I Did It Again? ... You see, my problem is this, I'm dreaming away.