/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22888754
>I don't see the downside of using both or investing in both. Do your vanilla transactions on XRP and if you don't want anybody to know about it use Monero. If you're so sure the (((bankers))) aren't going to let us win what makes you think they won't take down Monero under some NWO pretense? DIversify your bonds N
no, true privacy is private by default. by only performing transactions that require privacy with monero and using something else for "vanilla" transactions, you only bring scrutiny to your use of monero. truth is, if you use monero for everything you are free.
> If you're so sure the (((bankers))) aren't going to let us win what makes you think they won't take down Monero under some NWO pretense?
they already are trying to do this, anon. my personal belief is that they will fail. why is the IRS putting a 625k bounty on anyone who can replicate transaction tracing for monero? they are scared.
all of the FUD against monero is IDENTICAL to the FUD against bitcoin in 2014, too. it's really funny. that saying about history doesn't repeat itself but it often rhymes is very applicable.
it will all be clear in hindsight as Bitcoin's regulatory capture is complete and monero takes over. want some fun data to track every week? compare the proportion of btc transactions to monero transactions. the data doesn't lie, anon.

>>21685219

Imagine not holding true digital cash while usage is skyrocketing relative to bitcoin, hash-rate is at an all-time-high, and fees are the lowest they've ever been with a further 25% reduction coming with CLSAG implementation.
Repeat after me: "I am a sheep who buys the top. I will only buy Monero when it is 4-figures."
Baaaah.

>>21063424
we are all-time high hash-rate, boys.
I actually think we are headed for 1k eoy.