/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57490137
>if these trends continue it's almost a certainty that from sheer volume alone non-default privacy hacks sitting on top of bitcoin or ethereum end up providing plausibly deniable privacy better than monero can today.

Lurk the darknet OPSEC forums awhile to learn why you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.

>>56571450

"won't be able to", "tainted XMR" lol we're talking about the black market here, numbnuts, legality and regulations are meaningless.

The only question that matters is: are my coins accepted here?

>>56079123
>I'm just posting the un-cropped version back at you. It's obvious you don't understand how markets work.

wait, you're the wetbrain that keeps insisting there is no manipulation and now you're citing a paper that unequivocally concludes there *is* manipulation!

lolololol

>>55530978
>Deploy on tor and I’ll join your forum. Fuck i2p.

>>55374150
>I pull out my monerujo wallet, open the wallet, and I'm sitting there waiting like an idiot while it takes forever for blocks to sync.

You're supposed to keep your hot wallet online so its always fully synced, genius. I've been using Monerujo this way for years with zero issues.

>>55329473

Fluffypony isn't a dev, retard.

>>54976605
>The $125k was claimed.

So, the awarding of the contract makes headlines.

But the awarding of the bounty doesn't.

Makes sense.

>>54905547
>ASICS are one of bitcoins greatest strengths,

lol just become dependent on specialized hardware you need to import through State-controlled borders, bro!

>>54567731
>>it takes 20 minutes for a transaction to confirm
>
>Small negative.

Zero-conf is near instant, first confirmation takes up to 2 minutes.

>>54438973
> can't they just track these large blockchain events to pin point which address requested and received a large amount of data to secure the NFT?

What part of "there are no addresses visible on the blockchain" is confusing for you?

>>54198760
>BTC will be an international settlement layer.

How about Bitcoin retakes the darknet first? Gotta learn to walk before you can run.

>>53824523

The BSV niggers are out in force today railing against Monero.

https://twitter.com/BSVSyd/status/1627323969497108480

>>53456132
>this site is lame wheres all the cool shit like funs and stuff? isnt the whole point of monero to be for illegal shit?

that's a clearnet market, numbskull, the illegal shit is on darknet markets.

>>52985705
>Still living in the past instead of preparing for the future.

>>52900958
>is also why XMR will never pump, and is a simple currency that will never be traded on the CME

>Monero is too effective and useful to ever achieve significant valuation.