/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14405865
it's a tease
i'm super bullish on it though.
DCAing it every month for atleast the next 6 months.

criminal shitcoin
mass delist coming soon, going to 3 dollars

>>14405922
Is this literally it? Is this why it keeps getting flushed?

I'm serious. If people really do think this.......

>>14405865
This coin will save us all in the foreseeable future.

>>14405865
https://hackerone.com/monero/hacktivity

its full of critical bugs

>>14406411
>https://hackerone.com/monero/hacktivity
No shit. It's been like that since forever and it's not even private.

>>14406411
>>14406749
Thats why cool guys mine Montero now.
https://montero.wtf/

>>14405922
privacy is not criminal. Do you leave your house open for public and government? Why do you wear clothing? just go naked, you got nothing to hide, have you?

>>14407126
wow you are right! money laundering is just like wearing clothes! just bought 100k!

>>14407255
Look up for the definition of money laundering before posting, you stupid pice of shit.

>>14407851
it means conceling illegal funds moron aka the only usecase of monero
enjoy your 5 dollar bags brainlet

>>14405865
Low awareness

>>14405922
>>14407255
>>14407929
GET THE FUCK HELL OUT OF HERE, GOVERNMENT KEK!!!

>>14409025
its called being a realist. just because you hate the government doesnt mean they can't and wont fuck you

>>14406177
>>14406177
No he's being a retard
Every alt got smashed the last few days and this is a super good buying opportunity.
Monero has the third highest Dev activity of all cryptos only behind BTC and eth
There's thing in the pipeline like tari (look it up)
I2p to conceal IP

And to the people saying Monero isn't even anonymous and don't provide material for this.....
Stfu
The reality of it is that nothing is truly anonymous, what matters is how much it will cost to de-anonymise somebody and with monero, that cost is extremely high

You can look at something like zcash (which has tons of issues... Ex: trusted setup, devs talking about adding a backdoor for govs... And potentially the biggest one - not private by default.)
When something is not private by default you can use analysis heuristics of the transparent side of things to de anonymise the sheilded pool substantially if not in totality

Privacy is a basic human right and it's being taken away from us but by bit day by day and it's a very scary situation we have gotten ourselves into.

Monero is going to be big I'm seeing the same FUD Bitcoin had in the old days about anonymity...when people used to think that Bitcoin was actually anonymous

>>14405865
unironically Goldman Sachs

>>14409507
>every alt
lmao found the dumbass. xmr got dumped days before the today dump. its days are numbered, when it gets delisted everyone will be selling so fast you wont even have time to unload your bags

>>14409582
Low effort reply
Low quality bait

>>14409614
hope you kill yourself when you get rekt by 95% dump lmao you will remember me

>>14409582
>xmr got dumped days before the today dump
What are you talking about?

>>14409673
look the chart. on thuesday it dumped 10%+ while everything was pumping

>>14409727
>Posts low quality bait
>Posts misinformation
>Posts low effort replies
>Talks about daily movements
Glowing

>>14409830
>angry
>schizo
>dumb
yep, we got a poonero bagholder here

Monero is for ultimate chads.

Its copy paste shit from cryptonight buuh

>>14410314
Wrong and uninformed

>>14405865
95% of the people in crypto are here to make fiat.
Those 95% are going to be fucked in the mid term.
If you have the balls to go balls deep in monero now and hold for ten years, not only you will have made it, but your entire legacy.

>>14405922

Even if is delisted, which wouldn't happen, XMR has the bigger volume in P2P decentralized exchanges, is te only coin that is alredy prepare for delist.

>>14410488
This

>>14410488
yes I am sure ranjeesh will pump your bags with his 100 rupees from a literally who russian scam exchange

>>14409673
>>14409727

This is true, but you are misinterpreted it.
Monero is leading the crypto market, now it was the firs to dump and now the first to recover. It also was the first one to enter te bull marker.
Faced anon, smart money is behind monero, it is not mooning yet because is accumulate stage. btc hyperbolical pump was premature, and therefore they days are numbered.

I know the real reason behind all of these, but you faggot don deserve to know it.

>>14410650
>-33% in one year
>making it
Someone is deluded.

>>14410597
In a few months, when US debt bubble crush the American Economy, you will begging for some pajeet, rus or chink, to pump your bags with real fiat currency backed by gold.
blame Nixon, and prepare for the civil war.

>>14405865
were up like 7-8% in sats right now what are you talking about?

Exchanges are getting pummelled by government taskforce (think FATF, SEC) to delist privacy coins. A number of exchanges have already compiled. More to come.

>>14410757
early stage, maybe you don{t understand that bro.
Sorry I don{t have time to explained to you.

jews

>>14410882
this means monero will be hard to obtain and will skyrocket. prove me wrong.

>govs basically admitting monero is a threat
>crypto is meant to be a threat
>monero is the most true crypto of them all
literally fulfulling it's purpose.

>>14410806
None of those currencies are backed by gold, loser.

>>14410894
Denial is hard...

>>14410940
You are looking at things wrong.
The winning crypto won't "skyrocket", you will just have all fiat collapsing around it.

All the volume from exchanges banning it will flow into Bisq and localmonero making those 2 actually liquid for the first time. Monero holders pray for them to delist it because they want those two places to have more volume

>>14410940
If it's not on exchanges how will anyone buy/sell it?

>>14410952
there will always be speculator buying xmr and it'll be so easy to mine with CPU's now if it gets banned everyone will start mining it and trading it on DEX's like Bisq

>>14410984
it will be, but it'll be on the exchanges right now that have low volume and the DEX's that cannot be shutdown. this will actually be a good thing because monero being on centralized exchanges actually makes monero more centralized. the goal is 100% decentralization so volume flowing it decentralized platforms will be a fantastic thing for it. it'll become what bitcoin was supposed to be

>>14410940
>4
oh yeh it will be hard to obtain
like this
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/unobtanium/#markets

it'll be so rare you won't even be able to sell it

>>14405865
Zcash. The backdoor that monerofags blabber about is libellous.

>>14411042
this is why chads hold monero and incels hold "approved" coins

you are literally bending over and taking an ass pounding to your overlords. you aren't free or chad enough to hold monero. enjoy your taxes and goodluck cashing out when they KYC you and think your gains are suspicious so they block it

not enough drug dealers

>>14411005
>"buying" xmr
You do realize that until we have people exchanging goods and services for it the whole project is worthless, right?
Suppose that crypto really reached its objective, it won't be something like "Now you can buy this whole town for one buttcoin!" but "Last year this house was 30 btc and $300000. Now the same house is 29BTC and $300000000."

>>14405865
I guess there is a limit to the pedo market

>>14411160
people will buy it after it's banned for a multitude of reasons. no one was really that interested in guns until they were even thinking about banning them and gun/ammo prices shot through the roof and became rare overnight during the obama attempted gun ban.

people want what they can't have and speculators looking to make money will likely buy some just to see what happens.

there is men, and there is you

>>14409507
>Monero has the third highest Dev activity of all cryptos only behind BTC and eth
lmao. what metric are you using to create that statement?

Monero is the only coin that empowers the individual. the average person needs no coin other than monero. it doesn't help them one bit. defending a fundamental human right (privacy) is necessary or we lose everything and become permanently enslaved.

>>14405865
Trump shut down a shit ton of human trafficking networks

do the math, desu

>>14411338
https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2019/06/11/bitcoin-is-the-most-popular-cryptocurrency-on-reddit-followed-by-ethereum-and-monero/

well it's the third most popular that's for sure

>>14410952

>None of those currencies are backed by gold, loser.

Hahaha. Yuan not backed by gold, sorry anon you are deluded.
Also you probably think Perfidious Albion is American ally. Why do you think Brexit is all about? Do you know what those guys are doing?
Faced, US supremacy is in their final stage, you can profit of that.

>all those weak hands
Pls sirs keep fuding while l do the needfull. I'l buy all the goats in my village while you post pink wojaks.

>>14411372
>implying criminals aren't using cash

most criminals won't be using xmr till 2025-2030

>>14410940
It will plummet to the ground as this market is still 99% speculative. See: Link. No one cares if monero is the best alt

>>14411476
nope. banning it will bring a shit ton of attention to it and make awareness about it go way up resulting in more buy volume at places it can't be banned

>>14411746
This

>>14405865
I don't see any problem?

>>14409947
>monero
>bagholder
lmao dude have you missed the point of the whole coin?
nobody holds monero retard

>>14413073
I may or may not hold an unknown amount of Monero

Idiots fudding with "muh crime coin"... All crypto can be used untraceably, Monero just makes it extremely easy and bullet-proof. You can use bitcoin untraceably too, it's just more burdensome and takes more time and effort.

>>14407929
No. Money laundering is giving money from illegal sources a legal origin. You may launder money if you have a restaurant.

It's so good that people think it'll be banned.

bullish

This is pissing me off
ZEC is doing better but raped in satoshis
SHOULDVE JUST STUCK ALL OF IT IN BTC

>>14414524
>buying an NSA backdoored coin

never gonna make it

>>14414504
This. So hard

1. You are travelling through parts of a country with a medium to high violent crime rate. You need to use some of your Bitcoin to pay for something. If every person you transact with knows exactly how much money you have, this is a threat to your personal physical safety.

2. You are a business that receives a payment from a supplier. That supplier will be able to see how much money your business has, and therefore can guess at how price sensitive you are in future negotiations. They can see every single other payment you’ve ever received to that Bitcoin address, and therefore determine what other suppliers you are dealing with and how much you are paying those suppliers. They may be able to roughly determine how many customers you have and how much you charge your customers. This is commercially sensitive information that damages your negotiating position enough to cause you relative financial loss.

3. You are a private citizen paying for online goods and services. You are aware that it is common practice for companies to attempt to use ‘price discrimination’ algorithms to attempt to determine the highest prices they can offer future services to you at, and you would prefer they do not have the information advantage of knowing how much you spend and where you spend it.

4. You sell cupcakes and receive Bitcoin as payment. It turns out that someone who owned that Bitcoin before you was involved in criminal activity. Now you are worried that you have become a suspect in a criminal case, because the movement of funds to you is a matter of public record. You are also worried that certain Bitcoins that you thought you owned will be considered ‘tainted’ and that others will refuse to accept them as payment.

Monero solves these privacy issues by automatically applying privacy techniques to every single transaction made. You can have confidence that it is not possible to own ‘tainted’ Monero. This is a concept in economics known as ‘fungibility’ and is historically considered an important characteristic for any currency to have.

The Bitcoin community has attempted to solve these problems by introducing ‘mixing’ features. Their solutions have been described as ‘a band aid over a stab wound’.

>>14415393
Aka optional privacy
Also there's not telling for example if some sort of algorithm gets good at unraveling the mixing services sometime in the future...and since it's public record forever this threat will always exist

>>14415393
What about that fat faggot Fluffypony tho?

>>14406391
It’s the only reason I have it
If I get Crypto rich, nothing like keeping it in Monero
Your own Cayman Island bank

>>14416136
>doesn't care about looking good for women
>eats WHAT he wants
>WHEN he wants

BASED

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>>14410597
Welcome to /biz/ sir. I didn't know you were among us.

>>14411399
>most popular cryptocurrency on reddit
ahahahahahaha

So how do you stop people from using the exodus or cake wallet to do in-wallet transfers of monero with any other coin? requires no kyc

>>14416336
This is what i'm wondering also.

How are the CIA niggers going to stop me from laundering money there?

>>14416836
plus atomic swaps coming in the next xmr update so it will be essentially decentralized exchange in the GUI wallet. this shit is unstoppable.

>>14416836
>Banging a 40 yo roastie, tattooed, photoshopped
Not gonna make it

>>14417446
>Implying I've ever had sex in my life.

>>14405865
buy the dip.