/biz/ - Business & Finance

Good evening OP, dropping by after my meeting at [REDACTED], I'll have your finest bourbon in the meantime.

>>56183848
BBBBBBBASED AS FUCK. THIS IS NOW A MONERO THREAD.
FUCK TARDS
FUCK JANNIES
FUCK INCELS
>>56183855
looks like you don't deserve to know

>>56118645
>Asking OP, is linking MM listings allowed?

You won't find anybody objecting.

>>56081570
basado

>bitmain releases a dedicated monero miner, based devs already thinking of ways to gimp it
>same bitmain which was cucking the competition on bitcoin by owning a government granted monopoly (patent) for asicboost in china
yep, i'm thinking based

>>54941256
Oh no, XMR will have around 46,133,884 circulating supply in the year 2200, what am I going to do? I will be diluted 152.47% to protect the network, oh no, what about my great-great-grandchildren? How will they pay for a $110 USD cup of coffee with their XMR if they got diluted 152.47% of their purchasing power over the next 177 years? How can this be acceptable compared to the USD dilution of 3600% over the same period? watamigonnado?

>>54941256
Oh no, XMR will have 46 000 000 circulating supply in the year 2200, watamagonnado? I will be 2x diluted yo protect the network, oh nonono?whataboutmygreatgreatchildrens? How will they pay for a 300000$ cup of coffee with their XMR if they got diluted 150% of their purchasing power over 170 years? How can this be acceptable vs the USD dilution of 61,318,746% over the next 170 years?

>>54437136
>be monero
>currently used in millions of transactions a month
>known payment method for illegal goods
>buy anything you can want from fake ids to guns people or opium seeds
>gov still can't even stop a minute fraction of the volume
>US literally getting cucked by its own postal system
You're going to tell that even if what's being traded expands to primarily legal goods, should the government choose to try and ban the payment medium itself, they are going to be more efficient at it?
How will you verify my package of books in the mail was paid for by approved means? Being concerned with offloading monero while simultaneously having access to the most vast exotic marketplace in the history of man is peak cognitive dissonance

Tax glowies?

>>53378471

>BTC red
>XMR Green

>>52550706
No excuse required.

>>52447151
>>52447470

Pretty much. We're in the midst of a ruthless information war and certain geniuses actually think we should make the compelling info *less* visible to curious n00bs discovering Monero for the first time.

PRO-TIP: you can filter out the offending posts by image MD5 hash. Problem solved.

According to coin gecko xmr controls approximately half of all "privacy coins" total market cap of 5.8 billion. What are your thoughts when hearing that? It seems to me like
>5.8 is a really low number but won't change for a long time
>xmr is poised to completely swallow all except maybe 1 or 2 competitors
>even if that happens its only a 2x unless the money starts flowing into privacy
Mixed bag for me at the moment I think this tamps down short term price targets drastically but the whole privacy sphere has lots of room to grow overall

>maybe monero
You're so close anon

Based. Remember that fucking dogecoin still has 4X the market cap as Monero - this shit is so undervalued anyone who doesn't buy any deserves to stay poor

>regulations?

You're missing 1

>>49827777
Checked for 1/4 correct answers

>>49817335
>Hacks?

>>49412126
>deadinternetheory.jpg
Im convinced the technology is already there and deepfakes are rampant we just don't realize it. The military is always about 2 decades ahead of what the consumers see - they are gladly letting people pump out examples of shitty ai to hide how advanced it really is

>>30179488
Monero