/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55880670
XMR maxi seething.
We can never be friends.
Economic privacy is a winner-takes it all.
DIST will be listed on exchanges that has VISA cards. DIST takes 5 seconds to propagate.

You will fail.

>>55877518
>>55877341
Nice XMR fud
Good to know you're shitting your pants

>>55830413
Some sizechad just purchased 3 eth worth of DIST (11,000 DIST). That's a nice 1/3 of a sui stack.

Like literally 5 minutes ago
>https://etherscan.io/tx/0xcffdfa4a31907df09a2f801332a49ebdc27e252239456dd033c41e3e9ff38115

>>55830595
Yes it's a L1, it already works, they're working on Aurem, then they have listings with big, liquidity-heavy CEXs, and literally, just on account of being a L1, you can assume a 10x. Sadly that's the world we live in, but I think the TG got it right

"Impossible to predict the future, but i like to think of Monero as the Bitcoin of privacy, will likely always maintain its first movers advantage. In saying that, I’d like to see Discreet become the "Ethereum" of privacy, which I think it has a good chance of doing so."

- Sheikh

>>55816515
>him
Who the fuck is freddy?

>>55815825
DIST is gonna be the next Kaspa.

>>55634874
Half DIST
Half XMR
Bag secured

>>53274978
it's a pretty comfy hold desu, i watch alt coins pretty closely and have a fair share of DIST in my portfolio. the last "good" pre-sale was Aleph Zero which yielded a 20x, but they're listed on a cucked non-fiat exchange, so the volume is low. DIST is looking like its gonna be listed on some of the top 5's that has actual volume, so id be surprised if we didnt see a 30-50x within months depending on market conditions.

>>52732254
some old tired fud that goes on everytime someone mentions Discreet, if he wants to make it look like jeets, this is probably the worst way to do it.

t. DIST/XMR chad, idc about LINK

>>52723978
>buying this is literally a fedcoin
Kek, back to QAnon conspiracies you go.

I am content to have my finances remain private. Fuck public ledgers.

>>52666311
Monero isn't impacted by this right?

All I buy are discreet and monero
Will I make it?

>>52627628
>oh so why not just use monero
it's not winner takes all, few realize, it is exciting that this is early though.

>>52583116
XMR and DIST both have valid seperate usecases

>>52567985
I think it's fringe retards who actually is like DIST vs. Monero, they've helped each other plenty in the past, privacy is not a zero sum game.

>t. DIST and XMR holder

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>>52524770
I can Jack off and look at charts

>>52456426
It's funny, there's always like 1 fudder who will just shit up these threads constantly, never any critical questions, just oblivious shit about the ICO, the cycle never ends. Can't tell if just dense whiteknights or actual fedposting, but either way. XMR and DIST aren't actually competing. The intersect between the interests are completely different, DIST is meant to be fast, XMR is meant to be the darknet go-to. This infighting about "muh chains better" leads to nothing good.

>>52458803
15 posts by this ID. LOL.

>>52406675
Next up: XMR-bros edition. Goal is same, not a winner takes all game, coins have different purposes

>>52393587
FAQ:
>telegram
t(dot)me/DiscreetNetwork

>why is the presale on BSC if its a layer-1
the bsc stuff works as a ledger to keep track of whats owed on mainnet once its launched

>when listing on CEX
along with mainnet, Bittrex confirmed, Binance likely.

>team
scandinavian, no stinky jeets

>why is it superior
SCRT is DRM-tier privacy.

>what consensus
confidential proof of stake (anonymized staking) with hotseat comittee

>>52366214
Whyy do you keep posting this. XMR and DIST holders unite.

Why can't we get along?

I hold XMR and DIST and I know I'm far from the only one. There is no contradiction, it's not a zero sum game. Don't lose track of what we're up against. A strong Monero fosters Discreet vice versa. This infighting is stupid.