/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58163280

Problem?

>>57812864
>fentanyl

Monero has memetically been associated more with cocaine than anything else due to XMR actually being used in transatlantic coke shipments.

>>56557507

Updated.

>>54639969
>A thinking man does not buy crypto.

He does if he wants to score some blow on the darknet.

>>54603463
>>Can an XMR chad explain how a coin with an infinite supply can ever become valuable?
>>54603628
>but if a retard like me is scared by the infinite supply, you can't expect any mass adoption by the rest of the world's population (also retards) unless there's a simple explanation for why it would ever be valuable.

The moonfaggotry....its all so tiresome.

Monero is valuable because it can be exchanged for an ever-increasing number of goods & services in the underground shadow economy. That's it. Muh immaculate conception, digital scarcity and related memes have no real-world significance and therefore have no bearing on true value, its all about UTILITY. If your crypto isn't useful to NON-investors, its a glorified ponzi token.

Bitcoin merely has the illusion of value because of speculative hype and temporary FOMO. That's it. With every Monero-only market that launches that's one less market that accepts BTC. Eventually there will be no more black markets that accept BTC, leaving it ENTIRELY dependent on mainstream economy adoption, which will never happen because govt-issued CBDC Fedcoins will inevitably be given a monopoly to ensure mass adoption.

TL;DR:
>can't spend BTC on the darknet, can't spend BTC on the clearnet = BTC is effectively worthless.
>can spend XMR on the darknet, can't spend XMR on the clearnet = XMR has actual value.

Or even simpler: as long as you can buy cocaine with your coin, it has demonstrable value. Otherwise, ya dun goofed.

>>52817977

Hookers & blow are the future.

>>52428665
>so, my bet is on monero

Betting on Monero = betting on black markets, cocaine & money laundering = comfiest bet.

>>51521608
3/?

>>51452634

There are already 2 separate Monerocentric DEXs in development, and they in turn will be forked off into many more.

>>51452662
>for me, a guy who refuses to ever use centralized exchanges, bisq is my only option. and it will take me hours if not days to figure out how it works and i'm lazy.
>>51452697
>for a guy with some bitcoins who just wants to buy some monero without using a cex and without having to learn how some complicated stuff like bisq works there aren't many options. no point in calling me a retard, i already know i am one.

Just use one of the darknet swap services listed here: >>51452584

>>51364958
Based.

>>51076059
>Absolutely pathetic.

Do a line or two, it'll make you feel better.

>>51057181

>>50888899
Checked.

>>50873693

>>50786644

Transatlantic cocaine deals aren't "low-level" activity.

>>49801206
>when will this heroin coin stabilized ?

Cocaine coin, not heroin.

brb mailing silver coins to my darknet cocaine dealer