/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58279959
>Does anyone here have a coherent forecast of what'll happen to XMR once (If?) the Tether scam ever implodes? It'll be apocalyptic for Bitcoin, but how much has the printer pumped up Monero? We going to single digits roflmao?
Depends on how much of the demand for XMR originates from outside the clown market. A Tether collapse would obviously devastate or outright destroy this batshit clown market and result in an epic selloff, but that only applies to speculators/investors.

Non-investors who regularly buy/earn XMR to spend it on goods & services wouldn't give a fuck and life would go on as far as the real-world Monero economy is concerned. So if we can minimize the number of HODLtards and maximize the number of actual users (spenders), the fallout should be reduced.

In any case, Monero is more difficult to manipulate on account on being much less available on CEXs and having significantly more regulatory uncertainty.

>>53119394
but it's using a CEX.
>>53119442
>'3' means a 3rd party is involved
>>53119477
>lmao, why are you so retarded

CEX = a 3rd party is ALWAYS involved and ultimately decides whether or not the trade happens.

DEX = a 3rd party is RARELY involved and ONLY if there is a dispute. CANNOT prevent the trade from happening if buyer & seller are in agreement.

If you don't want even that scenario then just use direct atomic swaps.

>>51077181

>>50597893
>Once we see Monero listed everywhere then we will know they are actually making progress.

Once? The exact opposite is happening.

>>49906590
>Monero maxist will shit at their pants as they begin to see exchange delist the coin.

lol Monero has been getting delisted for years now, no big deal. And a lot of us are accelerationists who actually WANT Monero fully delisted, using centralized exchanges defeats the purposes of owning a privacy coin.

>>49877698
>people on the darknet will always have your best interests in mind
>That is unexpected and very nice of them.

Oh its all done for selfish reasons, the DNM admins are the ones pushing for Monerofication because it keeps them and their customers safe.

>>49637326

Pretty much, they want the backend to be as idiot-proof and noob-friendly as possible to make Haveno a viable alternative to CEXs.