/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57778658
>something you can’t do with XMR because it’s not backed by solid energy and appropriate difficulty adjustments.

"solid energy and appropriate difficulty adjustments" don't keep my ass out of prison when the feds audit my colorful BTC TX history.

Monero does. And that's precisely what gives it value.

>>55864158

Hail to the One True King.

>>54695812
>>fuck off deranged old man, you're irremediable

Does Monero going from 0% to 65% of "Buy Giftcards with Bitcoin" US sales in the span of 18 months make you feel anxious?

>>53010310
>buying a warehouse full of generic CPUs

The thing about Ryzens and such is that there is significantly greater demand for them OUTSIDE of the mining scene, so its not like you can just roll up and buy 50K units like you can with ASICs, you'd trigger a bidding war and drive the price to fucking Mars.

>Marathon Patent Group Purchases 70,000 S-19 ASIC Miners from Bitmain for $170 Million
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2020/12/28/2150886/0/en/Marathon-Patent-Group-Purchases-70-000-S-19-ASIC-Miners-from-Bitmain-for-170-Million.html

>>52435620

>Very Clever Math: how we can verify that the XMR supply isn't being inflated
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org/#MuhInflationBug

>>51499962
>never held zcash, but it was sad, because zcash's anonymity is much better

It's not "much better", it wins points for not leaving outputs on the chain like Monero currently does but loses points for leaking the sender's IP address.

>>50602264
This one?

>>50440997

Yep, there's been like 3 more Monero-only darknet markets that have launched recently and another one has just been tentatively announced.

Bitcoin is slowly but surely losing relevance as Monero keeps gaining real-world market adoption. The Flippening is well and truly underway.

>>50119942
>Monero will replace Bitcoin
It's that simple.

>>49656185
>For buying shit, not for holding.

This is the latest maxipad narrative, they can't ignore Monero anymore so now they're desperately trying to limit its prospective use cases.

>>49301156
>>49302530

>>49302209

Yeah, bugs happen. This particular bug has long-since been patched, dipshit.


>Why would anyone, especially exchanges, ever want to use multi-sig wallets? Complete mystery.

Yes, once it actually works right. Do you see any darknet markets using XMR multisig? No, because its not practical yet.