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>>30287937
>what's the current comfy stack size?

18.7 XMR - sui

50 XMR - comfy

100 XMR - make it

New thread: >>30089924

Also DASH is like 30% of Other

>>29927931
>>Is this "Monero "BADCACA" - XMR Tracking Project" FUD real?

Legit mental patient with a grudge against the Monero devs.

it's not even a competition. Half the people using Zcash don't even know how to use the privacy feature.

>>29559307
Just treat is as a challenge. You can't fix the past. You've wallowed in it enough, so cut it out. Do you have your health? That is something money cannot buy. Do you have youth? Do you have family? If so, you are richer than many here. Now begin anew. Work out a debt payment plan. Get a local job with training to move up. Make sure you find a non-exploitative boss and make it clear you are willing to learn to improve. Once your debt is paid down, you can start to make solid long term investments as your pay grades increase. Maybe get a masters degree.

Just stop thinking about the past, move forward. You'll be dead someday anyway, might as well play the game of life and maybe you'll find success and happiness before you die.

Still the comfiest hold in crypto.

If Monero was banned from online exchanges, how would one buy Monero for USD? Or convert their Monero for USD? Would it have to be some back alley drug deal type situation with cash?

>>25170434

You've sent me message a few weeks back requesting information on a cryptocurrency that had huge upside potential with very little downside risk.

Does that ring a bell?

The reason for the call today is, something just came across my desk.

It is perhaps the best thing I've seen in the last six months.

If you have 60 seconds, I'd like to share the idea with you. You got a minute?

The name of the coin, Monero.

It is a cutting edge high-tech privacy coin out of the dark net awaiting imminent broad market adoption on the next generation of privacy technologies like RingCT, stealth adresses and Dandelion++ that have both huge military and civilian applications now.

Right now, the coins trades over-the-counter on LocalMonero at 111 dollars per coin. And by the way, our analysts indicate it could go a heck of a lot higher than that. Your profit on a mere $27.000,00 investment would be upwards of $1.080.000,00!

One thing I can promise you, even in this market, is that I never ask my clients to judge me on my winners. I ask them to judge me on my losers because I have so few. And in the case of Monero, based on every technical and fundemental factor out there, we are looking at the last grand slam home run.

>>21287843

Did you miss my milkers anons?

Hey Monerobros, should I start adding more info in the OP for these generals? I was thinking about cooking up some sort or paste bin with an FAQ.

>>18408508
monero uses zero knowledge proofs called bulletproofs. And Monero's privacy set is far larger than every other privacy coin, so don't really know what you are referring to.
>>18408163
I unfortunately lost all my monero keys in a tragic boating accident :(
>>18408451
yeah. I think Ethereum has a lot of smart people working on it but the amount of scams is such a turn off.
>>18408892
yep. Anything under $100 is black friday super deal. Monero is absurdly undervaued.

>>18297264
that's why I make a general to keep all the Monero posting in one thread. We are nowhere near the amount of shilling of the pajeet scams of the month or Link. We are slowly building a nice community on here.
There's no shill team. I just happen to be an anon who really enjoys the tech behind this project. Fwiw, I've been making these generals for a month and you are the first anon to say anything.

>>18283956
>But where BTC never took over was men hedging against divorce, people in borderline countries hedging against collapse etc.
>I think XMR has a real chance of taking those markets.
You're 100% right on that anon. IMO, the "swiss bank" concept is something that over time will become realized as adoption increases.

>>18270000
What cryptocurrency will have a lower inflation than monero over the next few decades? Pro tip: there are none
>>18270034
Wrong. Bulletproofs uses pedersen commitments to confirm that inputs match outputs. It's just more complicated because there is high level math involved, but you can google the Bulletproof research paper pdf and read for yourself. That protocol went through three external audits to prove it's security.
>>18269804
hey anon, next time ctrl+f for a monero general. I already have one going and I don't want to clog the board. But I'll just post here instead of bumping the other one :)
>>18270060
You could do worse than zcoin, that's for sure. But it's sitll so far behind Monero in terms of size/community/prestige. Not worth the investment.

>>18250597
Bisq is decentralized and p2p
>>18250999
https://www.viewbase.com/inflation

>>18129418
Budget money every month and put a little aside to DCA. Don't worry Anon, you are going to make it.

Sup lads? Who else is comfy on this fine saturday?

Let's discuss cryptos only fungible currency. The only rules are no stinky pajeets and no glownegros.

>>17384482
Unlike Naomi Wu's giant plastic tits, I want to hold on to my Monero for a few years at least. (((Bloomberg))) projected $20K+ in 2023, right?

>tfw fungible

>tfw fungible