/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56812693
>Non-compliance may not be any better, but at least there's a fighting chance.

Non-compliance is based and the only way to maintain a shred of credibility.

>>54364716
>>financial institutions will soon pull the plug on the experiment

Yep, the party is over the moment CBDCs are rolled out and governments begin marginalizing crypto and forcing it underground.

And pretty much only Monero is designed to thrive under such conditions

>>53755328
>We're in for a hell of a fight.

Never felt comfier.

>>52309299
>bitcoin
Cringe

>>52241766
>BTC
No
>ETH
Yes
>GRT
Yes
>XPR
No

You forgot xmr

>>50874892
>war on privacy is beginning

Finally!

>>50842350

2 things worth pointing out.

1. Bitcoin not being banned along with Monero would officially confirm its not actually a threat to anybody i.e. not truly censorship resistant.

2. Unlike the bootlicking Z-fags, the Monero camp has been preparing for a potential governmental crackdown since day one:

>there is no corporation or hierarchy to target, most of the core team has obsessively maintained its anonymity, they don't even submit code directly.
>ASIC resistance means there are no mining farms to target, no specialized hardware that can be slapped with an importation & sales ban
>P2Pool is now bundled into the official GUI wallet and adoption is growing, once it hits 51%+ dominance Monero essentially becomes immune to 51% attacks
>DEXification has been a top priority over the past year and now there 2 separate ones on the horizon, Haveno & Serai, both of which will be forked into many more iterations.
>official atomic swaps are nearly done, Farcaster team is weeks away from making a formal mainnet launch

TL;DR: Uncle Sam & Friends can't kill development, can't hinder mining, soon won't even be able to mount a 51% attack and absolutely won't be able to halt trading since other cryptos are set to become the on/offramps, CEXs not needed.

So bring it on, fedcucks, cypherpunk extremists have been itching for another war with the state since the previous one in the 90s, a war Uncle Sam lost btw.

>>50806012

Bring it on.

As if darknet commerce and transatlantic cocaine dealing weren't already enough, looks like we're now moving into the underground arms dealing business as well, boys!


>Ukrainians sell weapons to NATO through Poland - investigation

NATO-style weapons can be bought quite freely on some sites on the dark web.

When searching the dark web, we found a site selling weapons, where they posted an ad "UKRAINE ARMS", written in Russian. M4 rifles are sold here - according to the site's statistics, more than 32 transactions were made through this ad. Price - from 2400 dollars, geolocation - Kyiv. Separately, we note that the official cost of M4 assault rifles, according to Pentagon estimates, varies depending on the modification - from $600 to $1200.

They (the seller) described the conditions and scheme to us: "The deal will look like this: we invite an administrator to our chat, and in his presence we discuss the details.

1. When we agree, we both write in the chat that the terms of the deal suit us. You deposit $400,000 in cryptocurrency through the Monero XMR system into your account.
2. Then I send the goods.

https://sputnik-by.translate.goog/20220804/ukraintsy-prodayut-oruzhie-nato-cherez-polshu--rassledovanie-1065447279.html?_x_tr_sl=ru&_x_tr_tl=hr&_x_tr_hl=hr&_x_tr_pto=sc