/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15118907
decentralization and anonymity has always been a meme. It's all about the money to get the honeys.

>>15118907
who cares I just want to get rich

>>15118919
> Non-Asian
> Western thot

>>15118919
>>15118923
the point is to take money from the moonboys
also local monero . onion

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-08-04/fatf-regulations-end-crypto-anonymity

>"While many users will mourn the loss of their privacy, the bright side of these standards is the ability to integrate the crypto market into traditional financial markets, which can lead to a significant increase in usage and the ability to cash out crypto to fiat within the banking system. "

Cryptocurrency wants to escape the fucking banking system, not be another cog in it's machine that seeks to control everything. Who the hell even falls for the "it stop money laundering!" meme? The richest have always laundered their money, this is just those with power trying to stifle means to circumvent their system.

You believe a technology using a
--public ledger--
had anonimity as it's main goal?

>>15118907
>So what's the point then?
Capital outside of the control of banks and governments.

>>15119165
money has to be fungible
BTC is not
public ledger is a meme
we wanted a crypto currency

>>15118919
Somehow right
But distributed network aren't a meme and how decentralization was ever linked with anonymity, no idea what bunch of brainlets had that idea

>>15118907
>Lower inflation than fiat in less than 300 days
>Global money that can bypass capital controls or regulations not allowing to take your money in planes
>It won't be frozen because paypal thinks you are the new pablo escobar.
>Can be exchanged into any other currency directly
>Can be send to anyone in the world with a click

If you think anonymity was the think pushing bitcoin foward you fell for the boomer fud of all crypto is for illegal transactions.
Most crypto purchases are done that way because it's literally cheaper than credit cards or paypal.

>>15119188
>Capital outside of the control of banks and governments.

Yes, but removing all anonymity removes that, because we have to use their shitty fiat system and they can shut down accounts of those they don't like.
I don't know crypto like some super geniuses here do but I'm pretty sure people wanted it to be anonymous, the kinds of people who unironically say "but it means bad people use it!" are probably the same idiots who think video games make kids violent.

>>15119196
>We

To make money

>>15119231
sdore fo valuu

>>15119246
>assuming
If you don't understand why a public, near non falsifiable secure ledger is an astronomic leap forward, go play with monero brainlet

The point of crypto is and always will be decentralization

>>15119250
all blockchains do that nigger
we have like 100 feasible

>>15119254
distributed isn't decentralized
decentralization in how you mongos try to paint it doesn't exist. It goes against human nature itself, and all empirical data of any system that survived more than two weks

>>15119228
Anonymity isn't important for something like BTC. You can use Monero if you want to buy a sex slave off the dark web.

I know it's a meme buy Bitcoin is basically just electronic gold. Gold needed to be replaced because at some point they'll be bringing down asteroids worth of the stuff and it will be worthless.

>>15119267
buttcorn

>>15119267

>>15119266
secure ones that can't really be attacked by any entity, there are two. All others can be falsified by Liechtenstein if Liechtenstein would like to temper with them. The next leap is getting out of the closed environment and make it possible to link legacy registration systems to the secure blockchains.

>>15119284
>>15119291
>generic memes from 2 years ago
Hi r/eddit

>>15119293
BCH is secure enough and it has proven itself
I ma using the BCH example to trigger you basedboi

>>15119301

>>15119282
How to buy sex slave off the dark web?

>>15119302
No, bch is not secure enough
as why should anyone use a ledger that is less secure than another and has no cost benefits
>I'm gone trigger you
are you 10 years old or are you a mullato?

>>15119282
This is what I mean, not every transaction is inherently evil like the one you described. People just don't want every usage of their money tracked. It's like how Sweden is becoming cashless, so now the state can track everything you do by where your money goes.

>>15119314
use the dark web redit
dreadditevelidot.onion and post a job

>>15119314
Gimme an email I'll send you what you need to know.

>>15118907
>forkdelta