/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57924469
I had like one slow tx and then it went back to normal. Good job, fag.

>>57920376
Monero is just better than other cryptos for internet commerce, let alone fiat. If your target audience can transact in XMR you save like 10% just in payment processing, more if you go full gigamonerochad.

>>57541970
It's true. Bitcoin didn't spike in price until well after chain analysis was developed, which suggests it's a giant liquidity trap to keep non-dollar flows either in traceable coins (BTC) or traceable stablecoin dollar equivalents that support Treasuries demand (Tether, USDC). There's a reason China banned mining and now fucking 38% of hash rate is in the US under OFAC controls. Ethereum also cucked out to US government pressure by going PoS, with the SEC at one point claiming legal authority over the entire blockchain because a majority of Ethereum validators are in the US. The US and EU even have pressure on Binance. What did they do with that pressure?

They delisted Monero, because it works.