/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26314861
this
you either let it grow within the dark web and illegal spaces or you accept it in the mainstream. it's a win-win.

>>26287474
>xmr is replacing btc
>where can I read more about that? Where do I look? Because if thats true thats my buy signal.

>>26172326
>I used to buy adderall on darknet and maybe 1/10 vendors accept XMR. it's still btc everywhere.

Go here: https://www.reddit.com/r/darknet

And do a search for "Monero"

Then do a search for "Bitcoin"

Report back with the results.

>>26115676
>Why are you bullish on XMR when all platforms with smart contracts support anonymous txs? (already available on ETH and XTZ)
>No to mention, PoW is inherently centralized and weak to attacks from botnet and other groups with a lot of computing power.

If any of that was actually the case Monero wouldn't be overtaking the darknet and blackhat realms right now.

>>26114139
>Nothing will EVER flip btc

XMR is currently flipping BTC in the darknet and blackhat sectors.

>>26113116
>Monero definitely has a use case as a grey market currency

And full blackmarket and blackhat too.

>>26091318
>>shitcoin vs shitcoin

A shitcoin that is replacing Bitcoin.

>>26075828
>why is monero so cheap?

Because n00bs buy into the FUD about delisting and are blissfully unaware of the atomic swaps protocol in the works.

>am i missing something? is it really a shitcoin?

When you consider its so good its actually replacing Bitcoin in the darknet and blackhat sectors, nope.

>>26061568
>there's no ecosystem to it

Uh, ever hear of the darknet? Its literally replacing Bitcoin.

>>26050356
>What’s with the monero dick sucking in biz? Monero is not the next Link. It’s a privacy coin in a sea of privacy coins.

lol Monero is so good its literally replacing Bitcoin and being used as actual currency.

Why does Bitcoin keep being replaced by Monero?

>>26019322
>What makes this different from all the other shitcoins?

Its private, fungible and is currently replacing Bitcoin as means of payment.

>>25936380
>I can't wait until that first mainstream media fear mongering article about the new cryptocurrency that has taken over the dark net. It will be insanely comfy.

They've been reporting on it for a few years now.

>Monero OK TIER

lol XMR is currently replacing infungible "God Tier" BTC in the darknet and blackhat sectors and is actually being used as digital cash every day.

>>25933180
>Underworld still clings to BTC for now.

That is changing, XMR is steadily replacing BTC in the darknet and blackhat sectors.

No Monero? lololol

>>25886568

>my friend says that it doesn't matter about the technology behind crypto, what matters is the culture and ease of access.

Atomic swaps IS ease of access. It means you swap the BTC you have directly with a XMR holder without any middlemen, fees, etc.

>most people don't care about what the best tech they care if its popular and if it makes money.

Those kinds of people end up broke. Not caring about the fundamentals and chasing short-term speculative gains is prime bubble territory.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulip_mania

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dot-com_bubble

Monero is set apart from most other cryptos because it is seeing ever-increasing EVERYDAY use as actual currency, the others are just hyping up promises of FUTURE returns. Big difference.

>most normies won't neccessarily use some fancy p2p tech to exchange crypto if its easier to just use public exchanges

Ever used a Bitcoin wallet? Thats where atomic swaps will be integrated, nothing complicated.

And they'll use AS because of 0 trading fees and no regulatory bullshit.

>>25880418
>Monero
>>b-b-b it's crypto
>yeah except it's nothing like buttcoin or other cryptos

Most likely candidate, its currently replacing BTC in the secure cryptopayment sector and is actually fungible.

Good call on Monero, its currently replacing BTC on the darknet/blackhat periphery and continues to see record daily TX. Definitely a winner.

BTC is currently being replaced by XMR on the black market and related periphery.

>>25834440
>It's XMR.

Yep. Pretty much the only crypto seeing ever-increasing use as actual currency.

>>25833930
>Its the only crypto that I can't actually see going to zero and that actually has a use case rather than "Muh Digital Gold". Illegal usage of xmr is ironically based.

Whether we like it or not, XMR is inevitably going to be hoarded and widely used by criminal and assorted dodgy elements. But as they say, "don't blame the tool."

Always bet on the inevitability of black markets, tax evasion and money laundering.

>>25800837
>ZEC 500 EOY MONERO FAGS GET FUCKED

Report back when you can deliver headlines like these.