/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57295129

>>57237920
>money and currency are two different things
fucking lold. back to bitcoin forums for you
>>57236617
agreeing with you anon, i dont mind holding it either since the utility is endless

Whats your excuse for not holding a sui stack?

>>55450999
you looking for sum privacy, heh?

>>55389742
I actually believe it, it's the same story all over. I don't get how people can not understand that, lol

>monero is the best currency that exists
simple as really

Monero is the only currency where I've sold a lot of digital and physical stuff on moneromarket.io. Yes, completely normal and legal stuff, just like I would on Ebay.

Monero is the only currency I actually use, and hold as it moves pretty much same as Bitcoin these days.

Monero is the only currently for which I run a node. I run it at home on my own regular PC hardware, on own internet connection. Compare to shit like Ethereum the "decentralized" nodes of all run on AWS and shit.

It's the only currency for which I mine. No need for ASIC. No need for giant capital, nor for an ultra high availability server you can't realistically host at home without slashing risk. Oh and I mine on P2Pool which is a decentralized pool. Just one of those real "decentralization" things that actually exist and work on Monero unlike every other currency. Funnily enough, like many things, the idea was originally on Bitcoin/Litecoin/Dogecoin, but there, it's flawed abandonware, whereas in Monero, it actually works. Says a lot about who actually gives a fuck about decentralization.

It's the only currency where I can give one address to the open public with my name on, one address to the kinky porn shop, one address to the black market, one address to the children's lemonade stand, and not worry about anyone snooping around my transactions, let alone tying the addresses together. It's absolutely incomprehensible to me how Monero is the only internet currency that takes this assurance, and the peace of mind it brings seriously.

I simply cannot take any other form of internet money seriously. Like, transparent ledger? Hello? Are fucking serious? Do you even internet? Holy shit.

>>54294031
ofcourse anon.
check kycnot.me
also friendly reminder passing trough monero kills tracability of funds

>>53168928
>I dont need to know the basics of monero to know that its too controversial as a privacy platform.
Imagine the cure for cancer exists but not wanting to go near it because it is "too controversial". Being human isn't controversial and neither is using a phone to buy tendies privately. Jfc

>up 106% against BTC
>130% against ETH
>54% against BNB
>153% against LINK
Is there any doubt Monero is the king of the bear market?

some paranoia can be healthy but you're increasing the risk of user error by sending to the wrong address. unless you're paranoid about ring signatures you can just repeatedly send funds to your own wallet, which has the added benefit of increasing your available funds after a spend.

beyond that, a cold or hardware wallet and a hot/mobile wallet for everyday transactions seems like the sweet spot to me. people don't really store cash anywhere other than their wallet and their bank right?

>>27110855
1 XMR = 1 XMR

monero is fucking awesome, sad to see it fall behind shit like XRP and DOGE but this means we still have much to grow from here

the king

>>26207872
based.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aC9Uu5BUxII

>>25783741
You should've bought it yesterday, you should buy it today and you should buy it tomorrow. in short you should replace your usual money for Monero

Alright listen here faggots

I've been in crypto since 2015. Bought btc at 300$

Buy the dip. Buy the top. Buy tomorrow and buy yesterday.

The whole point of this fucking game is to DCA in once a week for life. Every paycheck put in as much as you can afford. Easy money. We are witnessing the launch of the great monetary reset. Crypto is the key.

Monero is the only one.

>>24667636
>right
Wrong.

>>24670000
Checked and upvoted.

How many XMR to make it?

>>15816502
>I REMEMBER WHEN BTC WAS 50$
And now you missing out monero at 55$