/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57958854
>sold my XMR for BTC and now do swaps whenever I need a bit of XMR to transact.

Perfect. Hoard BTC and spend XMR. :D

>BTC appreciation

Uhh.....

>>55372274
>>NGU because NGU
>That's the way most people think, there's no helping it, might as well work with it.

>Yes, I know its mathematically unsustainable in the long term but what the hell!

>>54867734

Never disclose.

>>54605739
>So users count is growing but transactions count... going down. Where is the logic?

Where do most users typically spend their XMR?

>>54312347
>I noticed that zzz.i2p is dead now, is that due to the infighting anon was talking about in the last thread?

Its unclear, homeboy peaced out without warning.

>>53507499
>Kilos is exit scamming pls remove them from the copy paste next time

Source?

>>53435902
>How can more people know about MM?

Spread the word.

>>53186597
>What’s stopping the US Federal Government from just raiding all the XMR devs, sending them to gitmo, then compromise the coin?

Most of them are anonymous and don't even submit code directly.

>>52827997
>If there is going to be some kind of crypto regulation, XMR is the first to get banned.

TRANSLATION:

Monero is actually fungible and censorship resistant enough to qualify as a ban-worthy threat, which therefore gives it low value.

Conversely, not being fungible and censorship resistant enough to qualify as a ban-worthy threat gives surveillance coins high value.

This is consistent with the age old /biz/ wisdom that: "the more useless it is, the more valuable it becomes."

>>52765990
>This general is cope central lmao

Constantly invoking "cope" is cope, fucktard.

>>52408940
>Monero is crypto for people who fucking hate crypto.

that's a really apt slogan