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>>18596645

anyone else frustrated that ppl seem to be very resistant in understanding the importance of fungibility? It seems to me to be an obvious requirement for sound money. It would be quite annoying if everyone piled into bitcoin without knowing that their finacial privacy is now worse than if they kept their purchasing power in a legacy bank!

I'm getting back into the crypto game, /biz/

Bought in 2016 and cashed out in 2018 fall. What did I miss?

>>9557844
nice fud, think i'll buy some

>>5891934
Monero gonna have the first open source hardware wallet. It supposedly going to be super cheap too. Like $20

>>5319020
I love you Monero, together we will make it babey

Still cheap. XMR will be worth 10,000 goybucks next year

>>5150814
Truly, the king of crypto.

Ethereum reached ~380 after its first massive bull run. What fueled the run is speculation that it was going to be the "next bitcoin"

Ethereum has 96 million coins in circulation.

XMR only has 15.4 million coins in circulation. XMR has been following what ETH did on its bull run to 380.

96/15 is about 6. Therfore I am concluding that XMR is going to reach 6 * 380 which would be 2280 per coin.

ONE SEVENTY

>>3658606
> If you are currently unable to give please consider upvoting this post
Upvoted bro

God, XVG shills are the fucking worst.

>>3288171
Buy Monero my /biz/bro
You will not regret it

On the road to $100
You can do this Moneyero

First to get dubs determine how much I invest in XMR

Monero is the best, we're going to lamboland soon boys.

>>2984240
Where we're going, we don't need PIVX.

ITT we shill what we believe to be the best long term hodling coins that are actually solid and won't fall after a year to be worth literal shit.

***No posting of the typical shit coins you see here, not going to mention their names because they'll get caught by /biz/bros who have (wisely) muted them out. They're threads you see posted by a certain... Indian character...

For me, it's Monero. I'm extremely bullish on this coin because of its fantastic anonymity features, great community support, intelligent dev team (mostly PhDs) and of course, the enormous scope for opportunity in the dark web - on AlphaBay, about 2% of transactions were Monero. The next big marketplace to actually stay up will have to be predominantly JUST Monero. I also like the coin because I support the movement behind it, as it truly is liberating for its users, unlike some other good coins like BTC.

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>>2911643
I hope you are right Sir

5 XMR, please

>>2861290

so wat? they can't censor transactions (unlike bitcoin) and they can't rewrite the past (unlike bitcoin).

>>2824242

its progressing as expected.