/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>59292438
>There's no way using litecoin is cheaper than BTC for swapping to XMR unless you're doing like $5 worth.

I just went to fixedfloat, selected the 10% fixed option, and looked at how much of each it would give for 1 XMR. It offered around 0.00163538 BTC (worth: $158.54) or 1.547064 LTC (worth: $158.88). At the time of writing, the value of 1 XMR is 160.69.

So in this case, it seems really easy to convert to either from Monero, and very similar in price. Fixedfloat is far from the only CEX that will do this swap for you.
>>59292494
>How could it not be? There is no such thing as swapping LTC for XMR, the swap site obviously performs 2 swaps

No, it doesn't. The site just has some LTC and some XMR. When you want to go LTC->XMR or XMR->LTC, it just takes some of the one you have and gives you some of the one you want.
Centralized exchanges have always operated this way. You need to put all kinds of artificial restrictions on things before your statement makes sense. For instance, if you demand your swap be atomic and decentralized, then only XMR<->BTC is going to meet your need. But that's hardly the only game in town.

>>50146271
>had like $500k medical bills for an illness she had about 10 years ago.
such a good place to live.

have the casino owners won again? how so..

>>50001717
Anon, "make it" is more than just 20 mil, make it means that you can live anyway you want and never worry about money again. 20 mil can go very fast specially if you don't know how to reinvest some of it. The "make it" stack needs to be something that even if you don't know how to reinvent you will still be ok. Even 100k is a conservative amount for the make it stack