/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53821701
market performance != utility, and this has been the case since 2014

>Zero Knowledge (shills polkadot but good)
>Into the ether (latest on ethereum, obvious bullish slant)
>POV crypto (BTC vs ETH)
post'em

request: privacy focused podcast

>>24053597

Crypto:
$3600 in XMR
$1600 in ETH
$778 in NEO (+$70 in GAS)
$412 in LTC
$380 in BTC
$352 in WABI

Non-crypto:
$715 in some sector ETFs (water, utilities, IT, and real estate)

>>14756472
Not fungible, not scalable. As money it is unusable, therefore it well not be the world's reserve currency.

>>13390233
Bitcoin maximalism stems from deep-seated insecurities about the underlying, unscalable tech. Adults can calmly respond to criticisms. Maximalists' signature move is to freak out, brigade, and try to shout down all perceived naysayers, which betrays their insecurity. Long gone are the days of "free market money".

Years and years of dithering over hardcoded block size limits, still no privacy, still no fungibility, still not a safely usable financial instrument. Pernicious, toxic garbage.

Bitcoin wasn't even a great innovation in 2008. How anybody believed a blockchain could scale to be the infrastructure of global finance is pure delusion. The failure to admit and address its fundamental flaws, over so many years, is the true hallmark of that project.

>at least 35% of my portfolio is in XMR
>only 20% is in BTC

Feels good man.

Linking these relevant posts here because it sends like no one can refute them.
>>13087113
>>13133249

>>12274522
>serpentza
Based

>>12274594
Please stop. This is a nothing video that's completely unrelated. It's reverse fud at this point. Stick to pick related.

>US market is going to crash, causing people to lose confidence in the current financial system (again)
>people are being deplatformed off Patreon and even PayPal

Is this the beginning of a perfect storm for another crypto gold rush?

XMR holders are going to make it once adoption is a go and people recognise the value of true financial anonymity and untraceability.
once we can buy groceries and cars in XMR we don't need to cash out or get our money into the bank. the question is whether the state is going to forbid legitimate companies to sell their products for XMR. Sooner or later that seems rather likely.

I only bought a small amount of monero because this pic made me laugh

Bitcoin Private rich list:
https://btcp.blockexplorer.link/richlist

Monero rich list:
https://moneroblocks.info/richlist

Any questions?

>paying rent in BTC

>banning Monero

Good luck. lol

>non-fungible cryptos
lole.........

*anonymously moons*

Privacy coins are the only choice for actual currency use.

>Monero
>C

>pay for dinner
>restaurant can now see your entire bitcoin wallet balance and every single transaction that has gone in and out of it

Use Monero.

>anon finally makes it
>finds out his local Taco Bell now accepts Bitcoin and a few other cryptocurrencies
>pays for his taco in Bitcoin
>Jamal working the cash register sees anon has over 150 BTC in the public ledger
>anon enjoys his taco and walks outside
>Jamal and his homeboys knock him in the back of the head and drag him into an alley
>they beat him to near death until he gives up his wallet and keys
>they're niggers, so they kill him after, anyway

Get your Monero wallet today.

>>6193598
>lol the actual richest (((people))) don't have their wealth public.

They all use Monero?