/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14860059
lol based

>>14860891
financial privacy is something that we have had forever, only recently has bitcoin been the exception. Sure criminals re going to do criminal things with this stuff, but criminals also do criminal stuff with the legacy financial system and cash

>>14861062
because when prohibition happened alcohol got cheaper, and drugs got cheaper during the drug war...

>>14861078
>2. monero gains privacy, but the network is opaque and hard to trust for multi-decade decisions. (ie. they can print monero and hide it)
these are facts

the supply is still provable, and the amounts are verified with pretty simple math. look up pederson commitments

>>14861111
this is kind of a dumb way to think of monero because most likely when you buy something, you're gonna have to pay sales tax too

>>14846091
>Probably true in some regards but the boomer one is different , just look at today hearing about libra on one side they accuse libra of being bad for privacy and on the other side of helping money laundery due to being private.
okay, i see what you mean now

>And that's my point , monero will shine in the late 2020s if people bought inflationary infinite eth then monero future is bright but it will take time.
im willing to wait, are you?

>This is the problem of 100% privacy coin
you can voluntarily provide a viewkey to show your incoming transactions into your account so 100% private? eh, sorta

but anyway, good talk l8r

>>14843226
Low prices just mean I can accumulate for longer :P
also: 1XMR = 1 XMR