/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28755026
>>28755338
My b, his pseudonym is certainly the most memorable though
>>28755045
I'm feeling extremely comfy, thanks for asking!
>>28755533
The whole point of Monero is privacy. Exchanges are the least private place you could possibly store it. Also, crypto exchanges have a history of disappearing, but they're better these days

we need xmr chan artist to bless us with some OC.

Last chance to get in before $250

any monero chad man in?
keep spending them (on minecraft) what am i like aha

Why is it pumping now?

>>28614631
I wasn't shilling it, anon, I was mocking it.

>>28415937
It's not deliberately "suppressed". The reason why Monero doesn't pump is that it's actually used. Get that in your head: Adoption isn't bullish, it's bearish. People spend their crypto right away instead of holding it.

does anyone have the screenshot from twitter where someone offers $100 if they can trace a ZEC shielded transaction and someone post's the origin address?

>>27980458
>>27985415
> 14. The blockchain cannot be audited to see if there were additional coins minted or double spends.
Minting is public on the chain, double spend is cryptographically impossible.

> 15. Original devs have left to other projects, one dev contributes the majority of code and instead of working on fixing the node and wallet issues, is focused on atomic swaps.
Different teams work on differnt aspects. Atomic swaps are done by 3 groups, the main group has three developers full time for a year working on it. Wallet is continously improved by other people.

> 16. Inflationary with an infinite supply.
Tail emission causes linear increas in supply and thus a decreasing inflation rate. Get your math straight.

> 17. Banned in most first world countries
Don't call your shithole "first world".

> 18. Delisted from major exchanges.
One tiny exchange delisted it, but likely for economic reasons.

> 19. Mining software has viruses inside.
High processor load is seen as unwanted behavior and reported by av software.

> 20. Most dark markets do not use Monero, they use Bitcoin.
More and more switch to monero.

> 21. No smart contract functionality.
No boatware on-chain is a plus.

> 22. Slow transactions.
2min block time/ 20min until spending is enabled is bad for real world purchases, but sufficient for online shops.

> 23. Blocks cannot scale to be used as a real currency.
Block scaling is build in; fee/reward structure is designed to disincentivise unnecassary large blocks and empty transactions.

> 24. Larger cap cryptos are launching privacy functionality (Etherum/0xMR) thereby eliminating the need for Monero.
0xMR is a shitcoin with a tiny marketcap. Etherium is a bloated mess without any privacy at it's core, the randomX mining algo and much, much more.

*ahem*
fuck btc
fuck eth
and fuck the janny and fuck niggers

>>27648121
>>27648131
>>27648307
the normies are arriving, strong bottom signal

>>26995744
based

>>26899048
BTC just started going up though, maybe it's all the euphoria from the recent market action but let's wait and see

>>26898704
still based. this means it works as intended

>>26709544
>I'm not trying to evade taxes or wash dirty money

then don't waste our time. go back to giving your money to the jew.

>>26452367
>>26452374
Monerochads, forgive these faggots, for they do not know what they are fudding. One day even theirs, the smoothest of brains, will understand the value of fungiability and privacy.

>>26415674
based.

>>26292225
plot twist: Bob may or may not have used XMR to buy child porn, no one will ever know

>>26267233
>Darknet stablecoin

>>26158002
Bitcoin started from the darknet markets, but now it's been replaced, does this mean we are already seeing the birth of the Bitcoin killer ?

>>26119350
fuckin based and criminalpilled

>>26028153
HODL or just sell and kill yourself now because you will most defiantly being pulling that trigger when BTC is setting at 50K or more

>>25997936
>>25997953
>>25998663
RENT FREE

>>25989034
i was comfy but now im the confiest