/biz/ - Business & Finance

How long has Monero been under attack and why am I such a smooth brained retard to only now hear about this? Has any other fake internet money been attacked like this? I'm doing an extremely big think about this rn.

>>23970892
I'm comfy af

Fill my orders bitches

>>21386973
some day you will realize the value proposition in something that cant be taken away from you, and hopefully you do not learn this the hard way like i'm sure many of the more ideological proponents of fake internet money surely have.

>>20745701
>173,003 txns
ayy lmao

this is actually different than the wallet that did it to me. the one i found has been sending transactions constantly for around 90 days. fucking crazy man. i unironically expect the IRS to rappel into my window from helicopters with guns drawn like in the comfy pepe meme at this point even though i dont even have enough fake internet money or move it often enough to have to pay tax on it. ill be sure to tell them to keep up the good work vanning neets instead of going after (((people))) that have offshore accounts in panama before i die of laughter.

>>19291035
>he doesn't provide liquidity
literally just put in some eth/dai or whatever the fuck you think is a good pair to provide liquidity for and forget about it until the next bubble

>>18920759
Hi
>>18921251
lmao get fucked idiot

>>16513091
based

glad you're still at it haven't seen you post in a while

>>16432950
put it on a blockchain nigga

follow your dreams, be your own satoshi, and blow thots the fuck out eternally if that is what you so desire

>>16363266
>made by some merchants with connections
>naturally this means they've made something that could be simple into overly complicated heeb economics
>pitch the ability to change the protocol easily as a good thing when this kind of central control literally the exact thing that's wrong with traditional finance
>dude store of value when supply (probably lol) isn't capped lmao

I know why this shit is pumping but at the same time I don't know why this shit is pumping. I'm not even being that disingenuous with this post.

>>16195001
>It would be better to have global hyperinflation
ok i'll bite. why would global hyperinflation be better than inflation at a constant rate that is guaranteed to never change?

>>16099520
I don't want him to put any money into it. He's been involved with computer security his whole life I just think he would find it really interesting if he gave it a chance. Frankly its bizarre he doesn't have any interest.

>>16099572
I got into bitcoin for ideological reasons rather than the technology initially so I've explained this all to him. He sort of shrugs it off.

I've also explained how it uses public key cryptography to him thinking he would find it interesting, as he is very aware of what it is. Still nothing. It's bizarre desu.

>>16099581
>Owns like 25 still but lost 200+ coins he mined when cryptsy exit scammed

Amusing, as I can relate to this quite a lot. My dad worked for at&t, too.

>>16099686
based

>>16099749
he doesn't actually think its a scam, he just doesn't give a fuck

I haven't been into mining for a long time but might get access to virtually free electricity. The catch is I will only be able to run one or two asics at most. What should I mine? I was considering Monero but all the calculators seem to be broken for that given that the algo changed again, so I'm not sure if it's more profitable.

>>15627421
he's probably right desu

andreas has lefty opinions because hes spent so much time in the UK, its hard to blame him for it after having lived there for a while. the propaganda is unreal. plus they're probably putting something in the water and i mean that unironically.

>>15277065
remember for a moment that the initial use case for crypto was peer to peer cash and it still is very cumbersome for that original purpose. we haven't even hit early adopters yet. the only people who use crypto are fringe lunatics mad about jews/banks/taxes, galaxy brained autists, or some combination of the two. third worlders who are smart enough to understand they can defund their clown governments using crypto will be the early adopters.

my point here is we are extremely early so try to be patient. i actually think your project is extremely interesting but haven't used it because i'm paranoid about getting v&. i didn't realize until fairly recently that this technology essentially means we've entered a phase of humanity where recorded history itself is immutable if we want it to be and no longer written by the winners. imagine for a moment epstein has videos of all the politicians that have been on his plane/island to rape kids and the proof gets uploaded to a blockchain.

>>15212120
the thot bubble did this

no one needs viagra if everyone is priced out of pussy

>>14828236
https://compound.finance/

tl;dr is its a contract that you can lend/borrow from with the end goal of it being entirely just a protocol. i imagine its just a matter of time before more things like this are made, bisq is also another decent example. i guess what i was trying to ask was if you had any thoughts about decentralized autonomous organizations.

>Those who understand and the people who will truly make it with or without cryptocurrency are few and far between and their logical understanding is buried under nonsensical rambling.

>Believe in yourself.

we're all gonna make it. going to sleep myself but i'll leave the thread open and check any other replies tomorrow.

>>14744574
Look up Andreas Antonopoulos. He has a youtube channel and some books. Very good speaker and ironically Greek. He's exactly what you're looking for.

What are the best Eastern European coupe to move to when I make it as gar as lifestyle and taxes etc? I already speak Russian/Ukrainian .

>>14610378
8 were fixed and the last one essentially just means people could steal from exchanges so who gives a FUCK and i hope all those niggers get blown the fuck out anyway

>>14464733
its still fucking gross thinking about how much i left sitting on cryptsy when they exit scammed

>>14311318
>the same way MATIC did

whenever I read "matic" an indian man infiltrates my internal monologue and says "MATIC SIRS" in the thickest indian accent you could imagine before telling me his name is john smith and that he works for microsoft and is here to help with computer.