/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28585374
>Non KYC:
>Bisq
This, especially.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=og7tqVK8c1E

>>28585374
>monero pumps right after the general is put up
Based

You know what, I love you guys. I'm not here for the gains but the comfiness of this threads are so tempting to hold "unknown amount" of monero

>>28585374
I am the way and the truth

>Be me
>Purchased this shit back in 2015 got in when it was 60cents a coin
>Have 3000
>iamgoingtomakeit
>fast forward to now
>every alt has gone up 100-200% last few months, XMR/BTC has gone backwards
>my one chance in life hitched to a coin that barely moves these days while everything else pops off

why me

>>28586660
>disclosing how much monero you have
anon...

>low fee
it was .01 xmr last time i checked in 2018 when it was 400. 4% is not low

>>28586758
It's a larper

>>28586660
wtf is wrong with you? just sell half and you did well.

>>28586826

just for you anon, ain't waiting for it to sync

poor fag.

>>28586769
If you so much give a damn about low fees, go for NANO which has no fees at all.

>>28586769
.01 is per definition 1%.

Already teetering

LAST TO PUMP
FIRST TO DUMP
CRAB KING CRAB KING
CRAB KING MONEEEEERO

>>28586769
try like 3k piconero

>>28586967
You have $600k, just sell a portion and gamble away, faggot

>>28587678
Always this.

[crustacean noises intensify]

BACK UNDER 200
CRAB KING CRAB KING CRAB KING ULULULULULULULULULULULULULULUUUUUU

>>28586660
weak bait

>>28588056

bait for what? who am I trying to bait with what I said?

>>28586967
>been saving for 3 years, finally have over 25 XMR
fuck me

I bought XMR in bitfinex and other KYC exchanges, am I retarded?
can I still hide my holdings?

>>28588469
take it off an exchange and its hidden

>>28589550
The problem here is that glowies can check out how much XMR he probably owns when he used a kyc exchange.

>>28586660
At least you held on to them, I dumped thousands to pay the bills.

>>28585374
no kyc onramp pls

>>28589669
localmonero

>>28585374
Can you store your Monero related stuff on ALEPH as well?

Hey Chads, need some advice. I'm currently at 60%BTC, 40%XMR and consider to rebalance my portfolio to 40%BTC 60%XMR. I'll keep stacking XMR so in the summer I'd be at 25%/75% hopefully.

Is that a good idea? Does DCA apply to BTC/XMR exchange as well is that only for fiat? I'm still a bit salty/biased because I sold some of my BTC for XMR last October.

Imagine not diverifying some bitcoin as a privacy hedge in this Golden Bull Run.

XMRBTC under 0.04 is a gift of a lifetime.

I live in Denmark and my Korean friend here messaged me yesterday and asked where he should buy XMR. Told him to use kraken as it is the easiest and also said that this is a very long term hold

>>28590774
good advice

When $250 waiting room

Volume is so high, $300 soon.

Noooo, dont moon without me. I only had 2 monero. :(

holy shit it’s actually doing something other than crabbing
say thank you retards, this is because i sold my bag on thursday to go gamble on shitcoins

>>28592209
sell low, buy high it the /biz/ way of doing business. thank you for your sacrifice

>>28592209
Thanks. We don't only buy on dips, we mostly buy from dips (you)

>>28592209
>sell after weeks of crabbing in a bull market
thanks for playing

>>28592209
buy back fagoot. it's going to 1000

I've been waiting 3 days for the monero blockchain to download wtf
Why does this take so long? Is my isp throttling it?
HELP

>>28593218
Just use a lightwallet?

Who else is just enjoying the ride?

>>28593262
I want to run the full node. I really believe in this shit and want to do my part and since I'm not a whale I can't buy stacks. Next best thing is to do what is intended and run a node.

>>28593340

Do you have SSD? If not, it can be a suffering.

>>28593483
Yes, but I didn't put it there because I didn't think it would matter. How is it suffering?

>>28586660
>Crying about making $600,000 in anonymous currency
You're either a larp or a fucking retard.

>>28593483
I have it on a HDD running 24/7 as full node and it doesn't use the HDD much. Usually idle, sometimes 1MB/s for a short while. It's 100GB, so kind of a waste on SSD.

Took me 3 days to download and build the first time, but after that it's not too bad.

How high are we going this year?

>>28587128
I meant 4$

>>28593806
1500

>>28593806
0.1 XMR/BTC is likely and historically possible.
If Monero gets a lot of attention with atomic swaps, could be 0.2

>>28585374
53 XMR stacklet checking in. Can't wait for 1 XMR to be worth $10,000

>>28586967
>larp.png

>>28594244
>53 XMR stacklet checking in. Can't wait for 1 XMR to be worth $10,000

Wait a while longer it'll be worth $20K and you'll be a millionaire.

>>28586769
It updated the protocol fees are now 1000x smaller. Try transacting yourself

>>28593792
>Took me 3 days to download and build the first time
Glad I'm not the only one. I thought something was wrong.
614782 blocks to go.

>>28593806
$1000 realistically

>>28594612
and if we are being optimistic?

>>28594869
optimistic guess is bejing biden doubles M1 and crypto market cap goes 10x. $10,000 monero

>>28585374
So right before the bullrun ends I am trying to put all my shit coins into BTC, and ETH.
Shill me on the idea of adding Monero in there too. I hear it's backed by something physical?

>>28594973
Labor is the value.

>>28595115
im with ya man. its a meme
and it's about time we have computers do the labor instead of humans

>>28595085
>Shill me on the idea of adding Monero in there too.

How about the fact that its currently replacing Bitcoin as the underworld's crypto of choice?

>>28595115
Nonesense marxist bullshit that has never been even remotely accepted in economic circles.
If you have a water reservoir under your house and there's a huge drought for a decade for some weird reason, you (your land/house) will be extremely valuable, but you will have done 0 work. There, disproved it in 3 seconds, now go read Economics in One Lesson you fucking commie piece of shit

>>28595232
is a car under your house? you just don't get my post, anyway. and I'm not any type of Marxist.

>btc dumps
>monero pumps

>>28595338
Aight, maybe you aren't, but the labor theory of value is cancer and way too popular, so maybe you should reconsider your phrasing because it's misleading as fuck.

ma lil nero stack doin some

>>28593305
Hope you enjoy the ride down.

>>28595441
I just meant in an industrial society. of course, there's a reason China is in Africa, and it isn't for African labor.

>>28595085
Monero has a bright future as things stand, if i would put money on anything being the next bitcoin (which i am) it would be monero.

>>28585374
>Morphtoken
has this worked even once for anyone in the past few months? I think it's time to remove it

>>28595584
industrial/service economy in general

>>28595528
>Hope you enjoy the ride down.

Hodling since 2016 so been there, done that.

>>28595528
cant wait to buy more

>>28587020
Try solana

Not just transactions but smart contracts as well.

>>28595959
I have that in my scope, too. When it dips, I'm going to get in.

>>28588182
>buys 2000 monero for 60 cents each
>waits until present day
>coin is now worth 200 each
"Oh no why me aaaa all the other coins are worth so much oh noooo"

>>28591878
:(

try everything to get a few more my friend

What would be the best way to get monero without any initial assets? Ideally with minimal identity leak.

>>28596875
Use crypto ATMs without KYC.
Use Bisq.

>>28596924
> Use crypto ATMs without KYC.
These sadly aren't available in my country anymore as far as I know.

>>28596875
try localmonero, use the payment method that suits you best

Any euro here that once used localmonero? I want to exchange my euros to some monero but the only option I see is "SEPA (EU)" but it has a German flag next to it. I'm not German though, will it still work?

>>28597578
SEPA is available all across the EU, if you live in a european country and you can make SEPA transfers, it shouldn't be a problem

>>28597641
Thank you man, that helps a lot.

No one cares about your shitcoins here stop shilling bots we are here to discuss the one and only true privacy token so go fuck yourself and your scams

>>28597641
Another question, how reliable is the built-in wallet that localmonero has? Should you just immediately transfer it to a private wallet or?

>>28598016
>token

>>28595115
Labor theory of value is a desperate search for a quick solution to the problem of value.

>>28598087
Exchange wallets have no expectations of privacy. Move to private and pay from there.

>>28597412
I use LocalBitcoins (BTC) -> (BTC) Binance without KYC account to exchange (XMR) -> Private wallet (XMR)

It's a bit of a hassle but I've never been scammed on LocalBitcoins and there is a lot of choice.
Plus I think it's less of a flag to buy BTC (everybody's shilling it) than XMR.

I don't want to fomo in. I'm waiting a dip

>>28598439
Just dollar cost average in over the next couple of years. Monero is most likely only going to go up and every crash from now on isn't going to go below the previous top.

>>28598439
It's still hugely undervalued. I wouldn't worry about the current price too much.

>>28598439
We are very close to the all times LOW for XMR/BTC, and Monero is more used today than ever before. If you want in, no point in waiting.

>>28598607
>>28598726
>>28598769
Thanks. I'm decided. Buying and holding x xmr for years to come.

>>28599060
Good decision. You won't regret it.

>>28599060
I'm not saying you made a bad decision. However I advice against just following the advice of random anons on the internet and actually informing yourself about Monero some more so that you can make a truly informed decision.

This is a good entry point: https://youtu.be/aC9Uu5BUxII

Yes I know it's an hour long, but this could potentially make you a millionaire, if you can't sit through 1 hour video then you most likely don't have the attention span to sit through the next decade of slow but steady growth of Monero like what BTC had from 2010-2021.

>>28598087
What this guy said>>28598149

>>28599354
Yeah, thanks. I already watched that video and several other documents, that is why I was watching XMR. But I have never "traded" before (only holding a little bit of BTC since last year), so I was not so sure of buying, and this little run made me hesitant.

>>28585374
Upgrade your Monero to 0xMonero

>>28600219

>>28600219
kys pajeet I will never feed your village

>>28600219
nope. 0xmonero is still vaporware bullshit
just like the last hundred times you spammed it
stop trying to steal from people by lying to them about the capabilities of the project
https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoMoonShots/comments/i27fhk/0xmonero_summary_of_findings/
>>/biz/thread/S24750658#p24755504

>>28600219
Fuck off.

>>28600219
At least come up with more scam coin names if you're gonna go through all the trouble of solving captchas to post. I'll help

>ZMonero
>Mxnero
>Monyero
>Monzero
>MoneroSV
>MoneroGold
>Monstero (with a monster monero chan mascot)
>MonSTARo (with the Monstars from Space Jam)
>mCash
>Montecristo
>Crisco Butter Coin

anyway im just brainstorming if anyone wants to write a fraudulent white paper hmu

>>28602894
MoneroSV
Kek

0xMR

>>28604029

>Privacy in blockchain and crypto is a major concern for users, study reveals

"73% of respondents have either hesitated or completely avoided making a transaction in the past because they were worried about the privacy implications around those transactions (e.g., their wallet address would be revealed and linked to their identities)."

"Respondents disagree that wallet addresses provide enough privacy. One user provided a personal example: “My friend made a lot of money in DeFi. He asked me to guess how much he made. I told him the exact number; he was shocked. It was because he transferred ETH to me before.”"

https://cointelegraph.com/news/privacy-in-blockchain-and-crypto-is-a-major-concern-for-users-study-reveals

>>28595885
lmao same

>>28595085
ETH and BTC will correct after this bull run, drop some of those bags into XMR too

>>28593572
yeah it definitely matters anon. hdd is far slower.

Made 50% profit after my initial buy a month ago. Never selling. Buying more soon. Would love to keep slinging the shit with you fellow XMR-chads but gotta go now, Based department is calling

>>28595085
It does something pretty important which ETH and BTC neither do, which is privacy.
Also atomic swaps. It's as good a coin as those and definitely under valued. Imo better than BTC, objectively. ETH is another thing but overvalued imo

>>28602894
MConnect

Monero threads always unite the intellectuals in /biz/

>>28593572
>>28604793
>>28593340
I downloaded the full node on my SSD and moved it on an HDD. Now I just run the monerd-daemon in the background and it automatically syncs the blockchain whenever there is new stuff. Only downloading it initially is really slow. After that you can keep it on a HDD and shouldn't be a problem afaik. Correct me if I'm wrong plxs

>>28605082
>atomic swaps.
You negros keep talking about atomic swaps but I still think having XMR integrated into REN or if not making a ren like decentralised custodian is a better and more tangible idea imo

>>28603643

MoneroFluffyPony

>>28605305
how is relying on pumpcoins better

>>28585479
Nice video, thanks for sharing. Have a (you)

>>28598087
FAG

So. XMR chads. If I transfer XMR from my binance to exodus wallet no vpn etc, will the tax jews be able to track it?

>>28605676
Take it to Exodus then take it to MoneroGUI and they won't be able to probably won't even care at this point if they're gonna track Monero they got bigger ideas

>>28585479
can someone explain what atomic swaps bring that bisq doesn't? genuinely curious

>>28594973
based pic. PMs and XMR could not be comfier

>>28605676
crack what?
withdrawing Monero from an exchange to your own personal address is like withdrawing cash from an ATM. Even if you are being watched they have no idea what happens after.

>>28605305
Atomic swaps are not needed now, because you can freely trade on Binance and other big exchanges.

If some government bans their exchanges (registered and centralized business subject to regulation) from trading XMR, the best alternative is on-chain atomic swaps.

Doing it with some off-chain contract is possible, as is with wrapping, as you only have to trust REN for the duration of the contract, but not optimal.
The world trusts the Bitcoin chain and the Monero chain already. Why add a third party?

>>28605676
They know you cashed out some XMR.
It's up to the tax man to choose if that is taxable or not. At the moment, it isn't because it's not a gain.
In the future, it could be considered tax avoidance and taxed as such.

>>28605006
chad

>>28586660
$216 right now
3000x216=$648,000
I'd love a stack like that right now

>>28605835
They're quite different.

Bisq is usually used with fiat money (USD, EUR,...) on one side, crypto on the other. The part using fiat is usually disclosed to the seller and starts from a Know-Your-Customer audited source (wiretranser, sepa = bank, visa, paypal, moneytransfers...).
It requires a third party escrow to block and refund the transaction if one party doesn't come through.

Atomic swaps are trustless and on-chain based on partial hashes. No third party, you only have to trust the chain of your coins. You don't have to disclose anything other than the public address.
https://academy.binance.com/en/glossary/atomic-swap
They doesn't work with fiat money because you don't have a crypto wallet for it. You could always use some stablecoin, but at the moment BTC is considered the preferred counterpart by the Monero community.

You can convert coins in many ways, including chatting and sharing keys on telegram.
Bisq is a lot like telegram in that is trust based and off-chain exchange.
Atomic swaps are more like using your own private wallet.

>>28607131
forgot a link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdPgAl3nBH8

>>28605305
Wrapped XMR (kinda like what REN does) already exists
https://blog.btse.com/introducing-wrapped-monero/

>>28589620
shuffle between wallets. hiddden

>>28590170
yes

>>28592209
thank yuou. i sold some to gamble, got scared and bought back in lol fk shitcoins>>28593340
i

>>28593340
i run a full node on my shitty laptop. i save the blockchain on an external harddrive, saves my pc so its not so laggy. initial download takes a day ish, just leave it on to sync during sleep or while ur at work. once its fully synced its bueno

>>28593572
if on ur comp main memory, gonna drag everything down with it. put on external. i mean re install it on an external.

>>28585374
Monero: because people actually believe in its utility

fuck the feds

>>28595085
btc will either die or rise and be fully controlled by gov banks and institutions. monero is true btc. black swan

>>28607131
thanks anon, that makes sense.

>>28607131
How do you use fiat on bisq?

Average transaction fees of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Monero

>>28609205
Is this just because of monero is less popular or is the technology actually making transactions cheaper?
t. genuienly interested

>>28609205

>>28609205
now plot the transaction count as well

>>28609166
Not a frequent bisq user, but here's the FAQ
https://bisq.wiki/Payment_methods
You don't pay BISQ in fiat, you pay your P2P seller like any "old school" financial transaction. You could be transferring money from your bank account to a known drug dealer, ofc.

>>28609521
monero has a fee algorithm. Event the tx count is at btc or eth levels, moneros fees will remain cheap.

I need it to dump - I don’t wanna pay full price

Think this is the new floor? Or major pullback coming?

>>28609473
a bit of both right now, but monero does have a dynamic block size that would reduce the tx fee regardless

>>28609761
How cheap roughly?

>>28609761
I know. I wanted a graph to have a graph proving this.
>>28609834
This is uncharted territory anon, I would do some DCA if you plan on holding long term

>>28609949
how does 0.01$ sound
https://www.monero.how/monero-transaction-fees

why go up i jus wanna accumulate more im toopoor

>>28609473
Monero's dynamic block size means the block size will get bigger if there are more transactions. There will be no fee market like with Bitcoin.
>>28609521
>>28609949
check out this write up on reddit. The post was made 6 months ago so transaction size has gone up, but it demonstrates how dynamic fees work:
Currently, Monero's median block size is for simplicity roughly 30kB and we have 0.1 tps over the day, dynamic block size & fee kick in only above 300kB, so up to 1.0 tps fees stay the same (they fall a bit every block with the block reward, but that's not relevant here).
If we had 50 tps, block size without any further optimisation would be around 15,000kB and the formula for the base fee (only valid above 300kB median) is something like this:
base_fee = block_reward * min_block_weight / median_block_weight
So after dynamic block size settled at 15,000kB, fees would shrink 1/50 of current fees.
These are very simplified estimations, not counting in protocol improvements like the coming CLSAG signature scheme which will cut tx sizes by ~25% which will lower fees directly, without hitting the dynamic block size, but then accordingly 50 tps would have 25% less weight which would be 11,250kB and dynamic fee would be roughly 1/37 of the base fee.

>>28600219
thank you for doing the needful, sir

>>28605676
1. why are you selling your XMR?
2. sell it for cash

>>28586967
so your initial investment was $1800 and you're calling people poorfags?

>>28597412
there isn't really an issue with KYC right? As soon as you transfer out it's untraceable.

>>28595528
>1 post by this ID
I can never understand why people go out of their way to come into xmr threads and say negative shit unless they are literally a fed. But even then I don't get it, I don't go out of my way to shill for my employer, and I don't go out of my way to fud in threads for random shitcoins that I don't hold.

here's my XMR story
>buy 25 at 30
>sell at 400
>buy at 90
>rgiht now have 10

>>28612595
Mine is similar but I have 45 now. I’m trying not to be greedy but I want more.

>>28612901
it's hard not to be when you genuinely believe in it

>>28612595

I bought an unknown amount. Then I bought an unknown amount. Then again. Today I'm going to buy an unknown amount of monero.

>>28612990
based

god dammit my wire transfer took 3 days from fucking Kraken and now the price is like 40% higher fuckkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

>>28585374
Upgrade your Monero to 0xMonero. Unlike XMR, 0xMR cannot be tracked, shorted, blacklisted, banned, or delisted.

Why do privacy coins pumping rn?

>>28613074
if you are thinking long term, as in 10 year long term, 50% fluctuation this low in price shouldn't matter

>>28613150
Your post reeks of curry seasoning

>>28613261
people cashing out gains from other cryptos trying to dodge the tax man

looks like Sentinel is the Monero Killer™ of CURRENT_WEEK

>XMR doesn't offer network level privacy on demand, any blockchain can implement sentinel and hide IP of all their users, and sentinel simply will become a better monero, as it will offer anonimity to ANY blockchain included BTC, eth for a way cheaper price then any competitor

>xmr offers blockchain level privacy on a single chain
sentinel offers blockchain level and network level privacy to all chains through the cross chain protocol

>the moment you realize sentinel is a better version of monero, is the moment you realize whats the real fair valuation for sentinel

>>28613603
Tor is a thing already anon

>>28613603
post hand

>28613603
Like all Monero Killers of the week, it does nothing, it's a pajeet scam and noone will buy your bags

Guys I'm scared it keeps going up

>>28593682
obvious larp dude

>>28613603
pajeet

>>28614631
I wasn't shilling it, anon, I was mocking it.

>>28585374
I'm never investing in the mexican cartel coin, no thanks. I don't care if it's gonna 1000x

>>28615855
Monero is inevitable.

>>28615855
Good goy. You have nothing to hide and certainly will never need private payments for anything at any point in the future.

>>28614650
>>28609834
It's very weird right now. Price is going up but shorts are increasing drastically while longs are slowly rising. Somebody or something is definitely trying to supres XMR.

I am guessing the price will need to go pretty high before they get liquidated.

Source: https://datamish.com/xmrusd

>Nothing is known about the original author of CryptoNote, "Nicolas van Saberhagen."[3]

how likely do you guys think Nicolas is really Satoshi?

>>28615855
You realize that most illicit transactions are done with USD right?

>>28616058
>I am guessing the price will need to go pretty high before they get liquidated.
let's make it happen

Fuck... guys stop buying. My stack is too low

>>28616540
Yeah, (((now))). More and more are made with this piece of shit.

bros..

>>28616058
Get ready for more government interference

I don't like where this is going reeeeeeee

I kinda miss the stable little shift and shakes already.

Big fluctuations hurt my belly.

>>28616618
this

Post Monero-chan!

>>28616199
There was some study that analyzed the writing styles of various early crypto people, and found that those two were more similar to each other than either were to anyone else.

>tfw I missed my chance to accumulate
XMR will never dip, huh? I'm going to kill myself if the price keeps increasing.

>>28617773
I've got a buy order to catch the CRAB KING CRAB KING when he inevitably begins to burrow again

>>28617773
You still have time.

>>28615957
It's unstoppable

>>28615855
ok fed

>>28605676
Firstly, don't use Exodus.
Download MyMonero if you don't want to deal with running your own node. then create a wallet that will be used for interacting with binance and only use it for that. Transfer your funds from that wallet into another and from that point on it is untraceable.

Ok why is it going up so fast what the fuck 10% in like one hour again

>>28617899
How much time? With how things are going, I won't be able to get as much per month.

>>28616880

yeah me too this whole privacy coins pumping thing doesn't have a concrete reason other than grayscale's investments

Wondering if I should swap my 50 DASH to add up to XMR stack since DASH just had an insane run up.

What do my fellow Monegros think about Mimblewimble-based coins? I'm thinking of diversifying into other privacy coins once Monero is done mooning. Can the anonymity be improved by building on the protocol?

>>28607198
This video needs to be remade with a non-ESL narrating what happens. The guy presenting is obviously technically competent, but the delivery probably lost some of what he was trying to convey.

>>28617988
I used Exodus for XMR in the past.
Now I use MyMonero and recommend it. The full GUI was interfering with my anti-rootkit software (cant add exception in that one).

>>28618288
>Wondering if I should swap my 50 DASH to add up to XMR stack since DASH just had an insane run up.

Monero has a more secure future.

>>28618331
Is the cryptospace really going to call Litecoin a privacy coin now?? There is one privacy coin.XMR IS KING!

starting to care less and less about trying to get this damn coin. can't buy it conveniently if you value your privacy. you have to rely on shady p2p or cash-in-mail methods just to get it, and I don't have a service/business where I can accept monero donations/purchases. Just gonna invest in going off-grid or something instead.

>>28613275
I am thinking long term and that exact thought crossed my mind but it stings is all. Although this will definitely pass ATH and once I accumulate more I will start shilling hard core

paycheck in a week feelsbadman. i believe we’ll see 200 again though.

>>28585374
I have no idea how Monero or any cryptocurrency works, but I’ve heard that Monero is good for anonymous and potentially illegal transactions. How do I go about buying this and how can I be sure the government doesn’t kick down my door if I buy any black market goods with it?

>>28618531

CRAB KING

>>28618701
I think so too but I am gonna dca a bit and hold a fat wad for cash for that moment

>>28619063
It's literally in the OP.

>>28617602
Yes.

>>28595232
To realize that value, labor must be applied to the reservoir. Capital cannot perform labor, it only points labor in directions where it sees that it can reproduce itself

>>28619063
Read more. But the "tl;dr" version is that as long as you use Monero from a personal wallet, you're ok.

>>28618531
Not talking about Litecoin. You can still trace sender/reciever with mw. I'm just wondering if using mw with other privacy techniques can make a coin as anonymous as Monero

Considering jumping in. This is the coin that got absolutely fucked by the SEC right? Hows it holding up? Is it a good time to get in?

>>28619844
>This is the coin that got absolutely fucked by the SEC right?

what? no, thats ripple

>>28585374
I have monero on bittrex, where can I put it to safe keep it? Bittrex is stealing the coins in a couple days if i dont withdraw.

>>28619063
>>28619844
newfags are in
bullish I guess

>>28619796
Built from the ground up I can see the answer being yes. Implementing MW years into a project no.

>>28618038
like a couple of years, everyone is busy with their defi toys to notice the real cryptocurrency on the table

Does anyone know where I can find the whole collection of these?

>>28619916
your own wallet retard

download the gui and copy the seed to a paper and keep it safe

>>28620056
Just become addicted to the daily general and you'll soon have them all!

>>28619916
I just moved mine to poloniex and carried on trading there

>>28619932
>>28619901
Well I am new to Monero yeah.

>>28620056

here is a SUPER RARE one

>>28620383
cursed

>>28620443

the curse of the CRAB KING CRAB KING CRAB KING

ULULULULULULULULULULULULULULUUUUUUUU

>>28599060
I’ve known about crypto for years but only really looked into it recently. Monero is one of the only projects out there that I can really get behind. Of course it starts pumping right before I buy but my plan is to buy often and to hold it for years and see what happens.

Monero bros... you remember in 2017... monero also lagged in the pump right?

>>28620932
Is history repeating itself? Will Monero hit 500 again?

>>28620932
IIRC just as monero finally began climbing, the whole market shat the bed

desu I think monero climbing is actually a sign of an imminent collapse, its climbing as people start using it to bail out of the market

>>28621083
short bitcoin?

>>28621074
yes and then...
>>28621083
i am thinking the same thing

Do you know how i know this will go bigger? Monero is actually legit untraceable. The companies that can take all your info from a locked iPhone, the guys that can trace every bitcoin transaction? The Israeli cunts that work with every police in the world? They literally admitted to me last week that they could not track Monero and were still working on it. This is a criminals wet dream coin. I’d known this for a long time, but ever since the Jews at Cellebrite admitted it, i knew it was the real deal. Im bummed i never got into it, you fuckers are lucky.

>>28621083
people keep saying this, but if that's true that just means those people are retarded because that doesn't work for dodging taxes. At least in the US, crypto to crypto is a taxable event so you would want to buy xmr BEFORE you make any gains. I don't think people who have enough money to move the price are so retarded that they don't understand how taxes work, so I think this is just a recovery from the collapse on the ratio.

>>28621241
If I had any real ability to time the market, I'd be throat fucking my highschool crush on a yacht, not making poor market analysis on a belarusian yacht-bound throatfucking forum

>>28620383
kek

>>28621563
So you're gonna wait forever and keep regretting? Kek

>>28618553
Go to a Bitcoin atm and buy some litecoin, send it to the cake Monero wallet to convert it

>>28621814
Of course not. Once I liquidate some of my other assets I will move a percentage into Monero.

>>28621669
Correct

>>28585374
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>>28617696
This is bullish and alluring.

https://www.monerooutreach.org/stories/satoshi-van-saberhagen.html

>>28622047
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

dont you love crabbin with monero chan?

>>28622132

>FOR RELEASE ON APRIL 1, 2020

I wanna believe.

WE ARE CRABBING BACK

Shitty fucking $240 stablecoin.

Bros I forgot my CakeWallet PIN, I havent been checkin in with my lil xmr stock for a long time
wtf do i do

>>28624077
>not writing seed down

>>28624167
there was only an undisclosed amount of XMR in there so its not that great of a deal fren but would be nice to regain access anyway
not sure how many tries i have before im locked out forever

>>28622465

>xmr_general.gif

>>28624077
You’re gonna have to remember it.

>>28624077
I've got the opposite problem. Found a saved file with a seed in it just called "wallet password". No idea what coin and what wallet though lol. I do almost everything on the exchange though because YOLO, so its probably empty. But who knows, maybe I left a bit of a hedge behind.... back in 2014

>>28585374
wtf is happening?

>>28586660
u kidding annon right ? 3000. omg i wish i would have some.

send a bit for a poorfag

41qBtCNVWytMrosMcXC5BSAe4psic7SLgf7ea6owyGvWR4mdGGa5RrHc2cWBEtdY3KPhpziTh7c8CUZiUbaxGi6oUNNbXsa

https://fixedfloat.com/

>>28625112

NO BEGGING

JANNIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSS

>>28625112
RIP you

>>28625112
I got you senpai

>No paycheck until next week
>Highly likely it will never go down $200
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

$250 waiting room faggs

>>28625660
I know that feel

>>28626434

$225 waiting room

ah it's good to be back

>>28627422
Please go to $135 again

Lads WGMI

>only bought 1 monegro below 200
I hate myself for being such a pussy

everyone just chill the fuck out, a crash imminent

>>28629280
based

>>28629280
Post a screenshot of your order to short XMR then.

>all I hold is BTC, ETH, XMR, LTC, BAO, and GFARM2

Holy fucc it feels good to be comfy.

>>28585374
I’m seething i didnt buy at 150. I meant to. Shit popped to 250 to fast

>>28625660
the difference between buying at $200 and $300 will make little difference in 5-10 years

>>28630315

>little difference between 2 mil.$ and 3 mil.$

>>28620383

>>28630932
This. It's not a $100 difference between what you paid and what you could have paid, the percentage spread is always there. That kind of "little difference" could mean the decision between retiring and not retiring.

>>28622132
>https://www.monerooutreach.org/stories/satoshi-van-saberhagen.html
>>28623192
so is this legit or a great april fools joke

>>28630315
>>28630932
>>28631097
>little difference between $20M and $30M
>little difference between $200M and $300M
>little difference between $2B and $3B
>calling a $1B loss "little"
I don't feel so good

>>28622132
>>28631137
it's a joke, obviously
that being said there's some effort put in it

>>28630932
>>28631097
>>28631265