/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30351948
>pic related

Nobody cares about the price if not hodling, LTC is useful because its faster and cheaper than BTC and can be exchanged for XMR.

>>30129510

The Monero virus is spreading.

>>28406520
>In any case, what do you think will happen to the price of said coins once governments begin to ban them, one by one?

Demand + scarcity = higher price.

>>25975766
>>4. "Dealing" XMR would be as easy as printing out paper wallets, folding em up and handing em out like crack vials.

Yeah, you create and print out fixed-amount XMR wallets for $25, $50, $75 and $100 amounts.

Normie rolls up, sez "yo dawg, I need a fiddy" and he hands you $60, the extra $10 being the premium he pays for the convenience of buying direct.

Easiest $10 you ever made.

Normie goes home, regenerates wallet, sends funds directly to DNM and seamlessly orders some prime hash.

Everybody wins.

>>25931284
>I always wondered if they hold or if they sell immediately.

Knew a guy that was a DNM dealer ages ago, they'd sell as soon as possible due to BTC's volatility. There were actually cash-out vendors that would send cash in the mail in exchange for BTC.

>>25836493
>everything crypto does can be just done with fiat money

You can't use fiat on the darknet, crypto is required.

>>25802954
>So we never cash out with monero?

Once atomic swaps are operational you can just swap for BTC/LTC/whatever and cash out as usual.

>>25788029
>1 XMR = 1008 grams of cocaine