/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14378080
>Tell me something bad about Monero.

I still don't have any :(

Monero price gets suppressed until it can't anymore, which unironically makes it the Chad graph coin. Shakes out the newfags

>>14378080
Its so anonymous plebs don't realize it has a circulating supply of 21000000000+inflation. Best scam of them all.

my only FUD is what happens when fiat gateways are either shutdown or extremely hard to exchange into other cryptos due to being a money laundering paradise used by the mafia

>>14378080
>>14378080
XMR is hostile toward ASIC and most superwhales want to exert power over their coin's economy. They don't like XMR and as a result don't bother with it, which seriously hinders the amount of inbound cash.

>>14378880
Its BTC value rises? Or it goes to 0

>>14379288
>its value either goes up
>or down

Thanks. I don't know nearly enough about Monero to make an educated guess myself

>>14378880
You are too stupid. Privacy is a human right. It cannot be banned.

>>14378930
this is the most probable imho

>>14379387
Yes, Privacy is such a human right that we're all required to undergo extensive KYC (ID, proof of residence and proof of income) that it's never going to happen. Holding Monero can't be banned anyway, but exchanging it in extreme cases can be or at least red tape it so much that you wouldn't go through the trouble.

>>14378080
Monero is the last guaranteed mega moon. Trade accordingly.

>>14379498
why do you lock you house door? Just let it open for public and government. Just go naked to work. You have something to hide, don't you?

>>14378080
imagine being this dumb and naive to think the government will just let everyone a free tool to money launder and tax evade. when this gets delisted it will crash to 2 dollars

>>14378080
There is no ease of use.
No marketing effort.
They think tech is all that matters, when unironically, sales and distribution matters more. Even Satoshi knew this when he created bitcoin, focusing heavily on community development and building his own forums.
If they had a few hard workers like Roger Ver onboarding people and pushing for the software to be easier, then they might have a chance.
As it is, it will stay a useful tool for buying drugs for the technical elite,
And Bitcoin Cash will take over because it's community actually has the will to get crypto used irl.
The classic conflict.
Nerds vs Salesmen

>>14380214
kek

>>14380214
If you are not able to use wallets like monerujo, then you should blame yourself, not monero.

Chad coin

>xmr at .008
Should i all in my fiat that's on the sidelines?

>>14379746

buying opp

I have been trying to figure out why XMR isn't the most popular coin for a couple years. the answer is that there is no gimmick to it. It is just a means of exchange with privacy being paramount. No dividends, no "will be integrated into (insert market)", no snake oil front-men. It just IS. So, it's not attractive. Until everyone realizes it's exactly what they need.

>>14378220
Brainlet that can't understand linear inflation versus exponential inflation. Tail emission will have negligible effect on the total supply

>>14380625
do it

>>14378080
It's worse than XCASH because of the mining issue.

>>14378080
You misspelled it: it's Zcash.

>>14381361
no one cares about your pajeet coin faggot.

why is it the only thing taking a shit today?

Did they solve the blockchain size yet?

>>14382319
they got blockchain pruning now

>>14382319

>>14381313
no you misunderstood his point, his FUD is that monero's existing supply is massively understated and that someone back in the day printed billions of them that they are slowly dumping. it's probably the best monero FUD since it can't be disproven

I will personally start shilling Monero after the crash. It has the best P2P potential.

>>14382654
after what crashes? Fiat? BTC? XMR is pretty much as low as it has been for years vs BTC

>>14380214
Hahaha imagine believing this.
Salesman do not create. Salesman will eventually find Monero once this bullrun is over and they will sell it. Just a matter of time.

>>14382319
>>14382508
Pic related will do privacy about as well as XMR but without the scalability issues

every alt is shitting the bed,some more than others for different reasons, but 99% of coins are doing worse than bitcoin.

look at litecoin, it's under 0.01 still at $135. it's a cycle and right now it's bitcoins turn, once it's alts turn xmr will pop back over 0.01 with a 30% gain along with litecoin, xrp, xlm, bch, bsv, etc

it's going to be the only CPU mineable private currency with super cheap transaction fee's, trust me there's a good sized market for that.

also, XMR has the highest number of BTC maximalists holding it so a lot of them swapped for BTC until it slows down then they'll jump back into XMR

DCA'ing into XMR is a smart idea right now, it's at 3 year lows in sats

>>14381748
Guess you don't know how XCASH is related to XMR. Your loss.

>>14378080
>>14378930
This. Also, the current bull run has shown that some big cryptos decoupled from BTC, most obviously XMR. That's a big fucking deal. I hold BTC, ETH, and XMR so it doesn't matter to me which way this all goes, but I did not expect it this soon. I didn't expect the next run for another year or so either.