/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29904581
this monero girl makes me wanna sell. please use actual orginal cute monero-chan. not this huge teet monster.

>>29904680
this anime girl looks like more loyal girlfriend the other one looks like a nymphoniac

Who else here uses bots to buy Monero or other coins?

What algorithm do you use to try and maximize the amount you buy at the bottoms of dips?

Based XMR chads
how comfy are you all feeling?
I am exhilarated ngl
>>29875290
XMR DG expires?
there's already another one

>>29904581
what is that ugly thing. We want real monerochan

Do you guys think it's still going to drop? Most of my net worth is still tied up in Bitcoin and I kinda want to jump ship but not when there will be a better time in the future to do so.

Tried buying some antibiotics the doctors refused to prescribe and found out I could only pay with monero which is what convinced me to switch.

>>29906027
Just DCA and take the stress out of it. It could easily go either way.

>>29906027
>Do you guys think it's still going to drop?
It has a lot of support at the $200 price.

>>29906107
>Just DCA and take the stress out of it.
This. I'm putting in some money twice a week. Tried swing trading crypto and trying to time things perfectly but it never made much difference, especially with the added stress.

>>29905990
cute!
>>29904581
eww

>>29904680
She's really cute.

when buy Newports and Steel Reserve with Monero

>>29903013
So is something like this the safest way if you want to hold?

https://www.monero.how/monero-paper-wallet-offline-cold-storage

>>29906027
>Do you guys think it's still going to drop?
who knows, it could crash or moon any day, but I'm fairly sure it'll go up in the long term. I just give my bot a couple hundred bucks out of my paycheck every month and tell it to buy a little bit whenever the price is good compared to the last 24 hours.

>>29906569
Only for life savings. If you're planning on using it, you're better off with a hardware wallet or just transfering small sums to the supported GUI wallets.

Can I turn a profit mining this coin on these rigs?:

Unused Desktop:
>MSI 1060ti 6gb
>AMD R5 3600 6-Core 12-Thread
>16gb RAM

Craptop:
>NVIDIA GTX 1050 4gb
>(((Intel))) Core i5-8300H
>8gb RAM

One of these fuckers is going to the way of a black man in 18th century Brazil and I can't decide which one I'll send. Been using the craptop for the past few months and I think I've gotten used to it, but I do like the vidya my PC has. Both use Windows 10 because I never took the /g/ pill, so install gentoo is not a realistic option atm. Thoughts?

Here's a fresh edit as payment.

>>29906949
>Can I turn a profit mining this coin on these rigs?
unless you have extremely cheap/free electricity, no

>>29907158
Depends on if it moons or not. Short term is at best cost neutral. Long term: who knows. Still if you have unused computing power, monero is one of the best ways of putting it to use.

>>29906569
A cold storage wallet can be an extremely safe way of storing Monero.
>>29906949
the desktop would get ~4000h/s with that cpu, but you can also make use of the 1060ti and mine Ethereum and then convert that to Monero using Monero Ocean. So I would look into that and figure out the electricity costs.

>>29904581
i hate this version of monero-chan, she looks like a stupid bimbo whore

>>29907158
My electricity is basically free because NEET. Mommies tendies and good-boy points then wagmi. We run A/C non-stop so I doubt having my money-printer will make too much of a dent. Isn't there a way to slow down how much it mines?

>>29907460
Will definitely look into this. From what I understand ETH is very easy to mine currently.

>>29907837
This.

>>29906949
>R5 3600
Can mine and recover its costs in a bit over a year, I think. For this use case, it works better with a static overclock or undervolted.
>MSI 1060ti 6gb
You can mine ETH and convert it to XMR when you see fit.
>laptop
nah, forget mining on that hardware.

I think you should at least install Debian on the laptop. Simple to easy, completely free (as in freedom), no data collection by default, and compatible with most stuff if you're not playing games on it.

>>29906949
Not a bad setup, make sure you tune XMRig well if you do mine though, see the guide at the bottom of OP
Also, look into GPU mining on moneroocean if you can, that card should be good for ETH too iirc

>new monero girl is chubby
Fuck it, I'm all in

>>29904581
I refuse to post in this thread

>>29906460
That'll be the day
Man I wish I could buy loose tobacco with XMR

>>29908193
Too late, anon, you're here forever now

>>29905973
Maximum comfy, going to set up a proper mining up today at my fathers ranch, man's willing to all in on this one

where can i find monero-chan imgs, anons?
is there anyone keeping a record,.,,

>>29908346
>going to set up a proper mining up today
*going to set up a proper mining OP
Only having my coffee now

>>29908378

>>29908346
sounds very comfy anon. take pictures and post specs
>>29908193
you would let her sit on your face like the rest of us, don't lie.

>>29904581
god i need to lose my virginity

>>29908590
Just these guys here and an R815 rackmount lemme get the specs up, just on phone

>>29908651
if you think that'll remove the thirst you're wrong. For me it was like a shark getting the taste for blood, just wanted it more.

>>29904581
XMRchan’s tits need to be bigger.

>>29908651
Beware sex is nasty fren. Better start of good, eat her pussy and butt. They love it

>>29904581
delete this image now

>>29908346
i set up mining on my office with a few spare machines, it's a mess and it's HOT AS FUCK, but idgaf

>>29908770
I'll have to post pic when it's all set up too
>left
Not going anywhere, primary node and storage server
>middle bottom
Don't remember the specs sadly
>mid top
Ryzen 1700, 8GB 3200MHz RAM, HDD is a swap drive because it kept running out of memory while configuring, RX580 for moneroocean XMR swap mining
>bot right
intel i7, can't remember gen but clocked at 4GHzish with 8 threads, 16GB of ram and a lot of drives for storing extranious nodes for alt coins I want to horde
>top right
Complete clunker, can't remember CPU, basically just run it because low power and autistic levels of tuning

>>29909077
I know how that feels, shit was boiling in here when I was running everything

>>29909126
This beast right here is my crowning achievement though
>cont

>>29909215
R815 running 4 opteron 6276's and 128GB of RAM
Most of the guys I talked to said it shouldn't be able to do over 4KHs and before really tuning it I was only doing about 900Hs, after tuning, kernel configuring and BIOS config it now hits about 9KHs

How safe exactly is it to buy stuff with Monero, I feel like doing so would put someone on a watch list.

>>29906845
>Only for life savings. If you're planning on using it, you're better off with a hardware wallet or just transfering small sums to the supported GUI wallets.
I'm thinking about buying monero with something like 2000 or 2500 euros with the plan to hold it for a long time. I don't have any immidiate use case for Monero, but I believe it has potential and the price will increase. That's why I'm looking for a wallet that's as secure as possible without too much hassle.

Do you think it's a good idea to store a large amount into a paper wallet for holding, and maybe a smaller amount into a GUI wallet for possible use? Should I also get a separate computer for maximum security? This shit is making me a little nervous, because it would suck to hold for a long time only to find out that your funds have been stolen or otherwise lost.

>>29908510
i see
well if you happen to know you know
where to find
me.

>>29909126
>>29909215
>>29909327
fuckin based

>>29909483
Not spent any but since you can't see balances or who sent who what it shouldn't be too bad unless you ship straight to your address
It's not like it's illegal right now, besides, we're already probably on watchlists just posting on this site lmao

Monero holding up great!

>>29909483
>How safe exactly is it to buy stuff with Monero, I feel like doing so would put someone on a watch list.

Monero transactions are untraceable but you need good OPSEC as well. All anybody will know for sure is that you bought X amount of Monero on whatever exchange, everything after that is a black hole.

>>29909592
thanks, you aight too anon

>>29904581
>>29906460
>>29906949
>>29908814
>>29908914
/XMR/ Monero General - Monegros Edition

>>29909813
Monero for everybody

mental outlaw new video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGrMM65QOa8

>>29909873
What is /biz/ opinion of this guy

>>29909933
im a /g/ and /Ω/ fag, and i like him a lot. he shills monero not as a way to get rich quick like other crypto tubers but as a way for a better system and long hold in other videos' mentions.

>>29909933
More of a /g/entooman but I don't mind his stuff, zoomer tier memetics he ham fists are a bit grating sometimes but he's a good resource and usually right

>>29909327
What kind if tuning did you do? Just the stuff at the bottom of the OP? I've got an intel poweredge that I just tested quickly and decided it wasn't worth running but is there something big I might be missing?

Also are you using moneroocean? Those CPU cache sizes are better suited to Wownero so you'd probably earn more algo switching while still getting paid XMR.

>>29909483
Completely safe as long as you're using tor with javascript disabled. It's the only cryptocurrency that's completely private. I used it to buy illegal prescription medicine it works faster than BTC and the fees are basically non-existent. Try it.

>>29909643
>unless you ship straight to your address

How else does one ship something?

>>29908146
Who is this breedsow

>>29909722
I bought my first rig yesterday. Waiting for everything to come in.
Ryzen 3950x cpu so I should get a nice hash rate from it. It's going to be insanely comfy. I've never run a server before so I am probably going to dedicate it to mining and hosting a node. Also going to try out running a pruned node.
>>29909933
bullish video.

>>29909873

BASED & MONEROPILLED

>>29906201
Support isn't real desu

>>29909327
anon- can you recommend a few cheap/good rack mount servers beyond this for mining xmr? I have very cheap electricity.

>>29910073
>What kind if tuning did you do?
Mostly what was in OP, kernel compile configuring and XMRig config changes, I don't remember everything I modified but if I can find the .config once I've got it set up again I'll try to post the XMRig config and kernel .config, also change prefetch settings in bios which bumped me about 1k
>Those CPU cache sizes are better suited to Wownero
I hadn't actually tried that, I'll need to look into that once I have things set up again and see if I can push the system any harder, thanks, might have to edit the tuning guide and repost it if I can get a better hashrate

>>29910177
Nice, that should make for a pretty good hashrate, best bet for running it as a server is to use linux, if you're really new to that you might want to try something like ubuntu server
Also, make sure you have 3200MHz memory over as many DIMMs as possible, good luck

>>29910390
Your best bet is something like I have there, which is an R815 poweredge, you'll probably want to go 2nd hand and buy local if you have a mom and pop computer store near by, I got mine locally from the guy in town here for around $500, I'd shill his place but that'd give away where I live lol
Just check the CPU type first, you'll want something with a good cache size and plenty of cores
Also, Ebay is a great resource for refurbs

>>29909126
Pic related

>>29910618
Based, those little prebuilts are still great for a lot of stuff
I think I still have an old thinkcenter kicking around at my parents somewhere

>>29910564
Interesting, I've heard that RAM doesn't really matter as much outside of having two 8gb ddr4s. I have a pair of 2666mhz. I'll get some updates later next week once I get things running.
I will also be using ubuntu server. I've been using linux for about a year now so I am starting to get the hang of the terminal. I'm actually watching a guide on openssh now as I have never used something like it, but it seems pretty easy.

>>29909873
Good stuff

>>29910618
I can just imagine when Monero has a decent pump and suddenly it's lucrative to mine on almost every CPU. So many people will get involved with Monero. It would be a craze.

>>29910849
Memory speed is less important with older CPU models from what I've heard but if you're going with ryzen it's defenitely worth the investment, as for DIMMs it's mostly so that XMRig can access more memory at once, I don't think think you can go smaller than 4GB DIMMs though
2666MHz is still pretty decent, should still pump out a good hashrate
Ubuntu server's a good place to start with server distros and that's even where I started for server hosting, I don't like UBT desktop but their server distro is pretty alright
I mostly run arch now for mine but I also build a custom kernel on install, SSH should be fairly simple if you know how to use the terminal already
One thing I'd recommend is looking in to crontab to launch your miner on boot, that or creating an init script for systemd, it may sound complicated but it's really not too bad
Oh, and give zsh and 'oh-my-zsh' a shot

>>29911055
Sell shovels, anon

>>29911055
I can barely reach 12Kh in total with those machines that are mostly 4th and 3rd gen i5 and i7 + my R7 2700X but I believe in it!

what would be a good power-hungry processor for mining that would be found cheap used?

>>29911329
Give the guide in the bottom of OP a look, you might be able to tune them to run a lot harder

>>29911439
Opterons are good, 6276 is decent but really anything that's that or later tends to be pretty good
1st gen ryzens are great too, not as powerful but great on electricity

>>29910564
I'll have to try changing those p settings. Didn't know about that.

Yeah you will probably double your hash rate with wownero, whereas for example a 3950x has the same hr on both algos since it has 2mb cache for every thread. Moneroocean algo switching version of xmrig would suit your rig.

>>29911909
>Moneroocean algo switching version of xmrig would suit your rig.
Yeah I've been thinking of giving it a shot since I started adding GPU mining to my setup, I'll have to actually get it running on the rig
Once this is all set up and I get some real testing done I'll have to update the OP guide

>mfw unknown amount of monero in unspecified offline wallet
I just hope it crabs long enough for me to reach my personal make-it stack goal. Right now that's still cheaper through purchases than mining.

>>29911545
From what i'm seeing, the only things i'll be able to do is disable security mitigations.
Hope that helps

>>29912452
You can also try changing your config up for XMRig, depending on your CPU it can do a lot for performance

How much to make it?

I'm seriously pondering whether I should start accepting crypto, specifially Monero, as a freelancer.
I think some people will be interested. Thoughts? I'm a programmer, currently paid in USD and I absolutely hate giving my personal info and a portion of my work to PayPal.

>>29912639
I would go for it, you'd have to convert to USD if you want to use it for most things still but if the price jumps like it might in time it'll be worth having

>>29912639
Fuck motherfucking PayPal, the used to rape me with fees when I sold odds and ends on eBay.

To newcomers looking to get in. Just DCA. Don't fomo in.

This project is for the future to ensure governments can never seize your assets unlike with other cryptocurrencies. We don't know what the price will do in the short term. It might crash to $100 tomorrow or go to $500. We don't know and don't care what the price does in the short term.

All we care about for now is to have a system that is COMPLETELY private and untraceable so that funds are permanently hidden from governments forever.

We think because Monero is the only coin capable of doing so (as evidenced by Monero being the only project with a government bounty on it).

This means that in the long term Monero is going to outperform Bitcoin, yes. But we can't predict when and how pricing will develop in the short term.

Treat it like a retirement fund. It's guaranteed to go up in value in the long run but don't expect short term moon missions. Go to another project if you want short term speculative gains.

Monero is stable because it is propped up by actual usage on the darknet. It's why it doesn't dump like the rest of the market right now. Because people don't stop buying drugs, weapons and cp from the darknet during bear markets.

It also means Monero pumps slower because we actively shun moon kids and speculators towards the hottest new shit like ADA currently to chase short term speculation gains.

If you do some research and decide that the Monero project is indeed Important for the future of mankind and financial privacy then you're welcome.

Watch the video in the OP for an introduction.

>>29908770
based

Guess who just joined the club

>>29913791
You have acquired something most people will only dream of having in the near future.

>>29913791
Based

>>29913791
welcome brother
never reveal your holdings
basic opsec
DCA to unknown amounts bro, it will only get comfier

>>29913791
How did you get that purple/pink BG in cake?

is there a free pre-configured mining OS for Monero?

>>29913791
NEVER disclose how much you hold. That said in a couple of years biz will call you a larper for claiming you own a whole Monero.

>>29913887
>>29913912
>>29913946
thx babes
Used to like litecoin, but now its just yet-another-speculative-asset

I'm so bullish about Monero it's not even funny.

>>29913791
Very nice, keep that stacked, will be worth it

>>29913791
this shit wallet literally never syncronizes it has to start from 2mm blocks away every time and it takes 1h to do like 100k blocks wtf

Whats your prediction for ath this year?
im calling 1500-2000$

>>29913791
Here's a welcome from MoneroChan for you

Am I going to make it Monero bros? (I have 10 more still on Kraken)

>>29913946
>>29914037
noted and applied
more acquiring happening

>>29914037

Monero is going up for sure wish I got into it earlier

>>29913791

You did good

>>29909483
Honestly nobody is really giving you a solid answer, you can safely assume that it's almost impossible to escape dragnet surveillance and that your hardware, firmware and/or software is backdoored. And law enforcement isn't great at preventing things from happening, they just deal with it after the fact. So it really depends on what stuff is and how much of a shit they give about you.

>>29914268
will take a bit but yeah, don't go listing your holdings though

>>29911055

Monero doesnt need a pump people actually make online transactions with it

>>29913791
Welcome

>>29904581
Damn, the XMR redpill is getting a lot of views over the last few weeks

>>29904581
Can I store monero on an Exodus mobile wallet?

>>29914583
I think so, seem to recall a friend of mine doing so

Is it a sign?

>>29914650
I just heard somewhere that it deletes your xmr after 90 days. I doubt it’s true but I’m not taking the chance. I read on their site that you have to update the software or something after 90 days

>>29914773
>I just heard somewhere that it deletes your xmr after 90 days
That sounds like FUD but yeah, I would be cautious
I would just use monero GUI if you can do desktop, not sure about mobile though

anyone else got cucked by trying to deposit XMR to this chink exchange? my deposit still hasnt shown up after 6 days i've triple checked all addresses

AAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

>>29914896
id always test a small transfer first.

>>29904581
https://www.patreon.com/deadenddraws

https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/760541

>>29914936
i know, i literally used the exchange to transfer nano a week ago so i thought it would be all good fuck

>>29914896
Where are you depositing from?
If you're doing your own node or monero-guy, there's always a chance it got blocked by a firewall, you'll wanna flush transaction queue if so

>>29915066
>monero-guy
monero-gui*

>>29915066
i sent from cakewallet app using a remote node
whats flush transaction queue??

>>29915365
>i sent from cakewallet app using a remote node
So is that a public node, your node or a node for cakewallet?
>whats flush transaction queue??
It's a function on the monero node that drops all transactions you're trying to send, I had a similar issue when my network went out as I was trying to send a transaction
Do you have access to the node you are using?

>>29914583
>Can I store monero on an Exodus mobile wallet?
yes i do use it, works fine so far

>>29904581
WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT OP??

>>29915470
i'm using the default node on cakewallet

>>29906726
dont suppose you want to help anons out and point towards some resources for how to do this?
ive heard of making raspberry pi nano relays and how they can be made to run code to trade, but i dont know the how or how to get into how

>>29915671
You probably need to rescan your seed after manually connecting to a public node.
Follow instructions here (not cake wallet but you should be able to use the info) https://www.getmonero.org/resources/user-guides/remote_node_gui.html
Once you connect, create a new wallet with your seed and rescan. It should appear.

>>29915671
Alright, so it might not be an issue there then
Can you see transactions sent on cakewallet?
If you can get the transaction ID from there you can check it's status on https://localmonero.co/blocks to see what's going on

>>29915793
This too

>>29913791
Scaddosh now they're mine.

>>29912575
18.7 sui 100 ygmi

monero is the next link for biz

>>29915913
and this time it's not a useless shitcoin for once

>>29915913
Except Monero is actually used in the real world and isn't based purely on speculation.

>>29909517
i've got a bunch of pics of her anon
https://anonymousfiles.io/5MUql7Im/

>>29915793
what would be the point of this? i've already sent the txs successfully with 3266 confirmations
>>29915839
yes the tx id appears on the blockchain but it doesn't appear on the exchange's deposit history

>>29916352
oh I thought you were saying you are not receiving any Monero.
If you are getting fucked over by an exchange then that is a customer service issue.

>>29914843
ok thank you

>Tfw have 10 dell servers at my disposal

should i start the farm

>>29916352
Yeah, if it went through on the chain then you should 100% get in touch with customer support, seen a lot of people online complaining about them though
Just don't stop pestering them until they do something

>>29916590
100%, just make sure you configure everything right so you can get good rates

>>29916015

Thats the reality you can use monero

Just like you can use BTC for transactions its more the a speculators crypto currency

>>29915913

I cant buy shit with chain link

I can buy stuff with monero

>>29916015

I would love to travel to a Asian country and impregnate 6 women that look like that

>>29916520
>>29916614
AAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
>customer support
all i get are pajeets "please wait we're fixing the problem sirs"

>>29915913
It would be nice to see them jump on something actually worth while

>>29916909
well, if it's a decent sum of cash it'd be worth putting up with it and pulling everything from them once you get your coin back
your best bet to avoiding that is keeping your XMR in a local wallet

Love to see that BTC/XMR ratio crabbing upward, I wanna see .01 again this summer

With atomic swaps, will blacklisted BTC wallets be able to swap into XMR?

>>29904581

Hey OP we need a daily Monero general

>>29909483
What do you mean "safe"?
It's legal in most countries, but check that it is in yours, and it's literally anonymous and untraceable.
I bought stuff with it and no issue whatsoever. It works as well as regular XBT does.

It's as safe as can be.
Now if you try to buy a slave on a Libyan market, maybe you'll get in trouble.

>>29916999
checked
it was 5% of my stack, wanted to trade it for another coin, apparently there was another person with the same issue on telegram that sent 300+ XMR
any suggestions if this case delays longer?

>>29904581
FUCK THIS UGLY FUCKING ART. I AM SELLING ALL MY BAGS AND NEVER COMING BACK TO THIS GENERAL. I DONT WANT TO BE PART OF A COMMUNITY FULL OF FAGGOTS WITH NO TASTE OR CLASS. FUCK YOU FUCKING FAGGOTS FOR POSTING THIS DISTASTEFUL PIECE OF SHIT.

>>29916590

Yes farm monero if you can the coin is very needed for shady overseas transactions

>>29917395
If you get too fed up with it, threaten legal action
If that doesn't work start throwing a massive public shitfit anywhere like reddit, if you can hurt their public image it'll get their attention

>>29917260
>With atomic swaps, will blacklisted BTC wallets be able to swap into XMR?

Blacklisted BTC will be the first coins in line lol. But we can at least scan for the super-toxic ones on the OFAC list before committing to the swap.

>>29917454

Please sell all your monero if you have i need to buy more

You can choke on your chain link I Dont want it

>>29917454

>>29917454
How else are you gonna buy your crush porn, faggot? Fuck off for good.

>>29912639
I'm a freelancer too and would love to be paid in crypto, but people are not interested because the transaction cannot be justified to accountants and therefore cannot be included in the tax break of the company.

>>29917260
>With atomic swaps, will blacklisted BTC wallets be able to swap into XMR?
Yes, and that's my number one hope for XMR, it will make the crypto of choice for laundering black bitcoins that have been sitting for a long time in wallets on watch.

Not that we have any idea if and when it will happen AFAIK.

>>29917540
thanks anon heres a pretty girl for u

>>29904581
That picture is a attack on the monero network unironically.

Will monero ever support smart contracts?

>>29917454
I thought that dog was dead until I looked closer, silly boy’s just passed out from gorging himself on berries :)

>>29918105

I want to impregnate her

>>29916679
>BTC
>Not speculation
Lmao

>>29918253
>Will monero ever support smart contracts?

Kinda. https://www.tari.com/faq/

>>29918253
We don't need a bigger surface of attack. Monero is about safety and privacy first.

>Farcaster: Community update February

https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/lunc23/farcaster_community_update_february/

>>29918105
Thanks, she a cute

>65% if Monero transactions are tracked
OH NO NO NO

>>29919292
>source: dude trust me

@29919292
I wonder who anti-Monero shills are, honestly.
Cui bono?

>>29919858
I legitimately think the anti-monero shills are the biggest believers in Monero ITT just trying to accumulate as long as possible while they still can.

>>29920022
N-No

>>29919848
watch the Breaking Monero series on Jewtube
>>29919858
buy Ryo

>>29918829
I don't understand much about the mumbojumbo, how far along is the project? Do we have anything close to an ETA?

>>29920145
>fireice
lmao, this has to be bait

>>29920022
It's just one person. I think the answer is simpler: someone is bored, and our best reaction is to not feed the troll.
>>29910177
>>29910849
I also have a 3950X. It's fantastic for mining Monero, but like the other anon said, getting better RAM is crucial. Yours gonna get bottlenecked by the 2666Mhz sticks.
See if you can get 3200CL14 sticks. Those aren't THAT expensive and have good speeds out of the box. If you like overclocking, you can easily make them work at 3600CL14, which should increase the hashrates.
I haven't benchmarked myself but with my RAM overclock, I was in the top 25 of some site by looking at their users' hashrates.
You can also easily undervolt it to increase hashrate while reducing power comsuption. You can add a -0.075V offset to core voltage and it will work just as well for 99% of tasks, including game and mining, even if this fails certain stress tests like P95 because the voltage gets too low with very specific workloads.

>>29920145
Fuck off, this isn't reddit. Either give us a sound argument as to why it's not private or go away.

>>29915913
I've been saying this for a few months now. XMR is the new link except people actually know what it does and it's also BTC in 2015. Distrust in governments is at an ATH and xmr's genuine enthusiasm and adoption is growing,

>>29920454
you are emotional, like a woman

>>29920222
>I don't understand much about the mumbojumbo, how far along is the project? Do we have anything close to an ETA?

They just started coding, apparently still on track for a Q4 release. Pic is an approximation of how the swap process will look like to end users.

>>29920780
you are gay, like a faggot

>>29920898

Continued.

I want eve RYO ne to have privacy
>>29921009
seethe

I didn't really get an answer to my question before: Is it good to get a separate computer for managing a wallet for long term holding, or is that overkill? Or should I just simple create a paper wallet with tails?

>>29921216
cope

Unfortunately, the Farcaster logo they picked looks like retarded McDonalds Golden Arches.

keeek
what are you waiting for?
still don’t know about fucking best JustLiquidity??
>how dare are you? how can u use staking on ERC?
Check modern yield staking on Binance Smart Chain

>>29904680
>>29905990
>>29906233
>>29907837
>>29909004
>>29915554
>>29917454
monero-chan will remember your loyalty

>>29920389
well I already had the 2666mhz sticks so I'll just work with what I have for now.
But once I get everything assembled, it's going to be weekly optimizations until I find the sweet spot.
Do you have any good reading material or video material on performing the type of optimizations you are talking about in linux? I'm a noob to things like undervolting and overclocking.
>>29921237
>Is it good to get a separate computer for managing a wallet for long term holding, or is that overkill?
why would you need a separate computer? Are you talking about an airgapped one?
>>29921294
I think the bitcoin logo in it is clever but I think it could be improved. Not sure how. Maybe it's because there is too much grey?

>>29919858
Guess

Anyone got the screenshot of the anon who had some sort of hex editor or something, showing how monero wasn't private at all? This was all the way back in 2017-2018.

Just purchase some gold and silver from https://veldtgold.com/ using monero
no idea how long the backorder is but feeling comfy using my monero to buy stuff, especially after we've seen banks hand over statements to the FBI without at warrant: https://nypost.com/2021/02/05/calls-for-bank-of-america-boycott-grow-after-data-given-to-fbi/

who knows when they will come after you for buying [arbitrary item that is legal]. Feels comfy using Monero

>>29904680
This. The OP girl just looks embarrassing.

>>29904581
Am I going to make it?

>>29904581
pic source?

>>29921549
>I think the bitcoin logo in it is clever but I think it could be improved. Not sure how. Maybe it's because there is too much grey?
For some reasons, it looks like a drunk guy to me. I'm not a sure a like the asymmetry.

>>29921549
>Do you have any good reading material or video material on performing the type of optimizations you are talking about in linux? I'm a noob to things like undervolting and overclocking.
>Do you have any good reading material or video material on performing the type of optimizations you are talking about in linux? I'm a noob to things like undervolting and overclocking.
Sorry, don't have much to share, most of what I learned was by reading forums where other overclockers discussed how to take the most out of the chips back when Zen 2 launched (not in English).
All of that stuff is OS agnostic - you can just set up values on BIOS. On GNU/Linux, you might have to look for different tools to do stress testing but that's about it.
What I recommend is that whenever you're looking for guides/threads in forums, always sort out by date and avoid anything from 2019. People were still learning how Zen 2 worked back then, and there's a lot of information that was later discovered to be plain wrong.
The sweet spot will be unique to your chip (silicon lottery) and your cooling system (Ryzen tolerates higher voltage if you give it more temperature headroom). It takes time but imo it's worth it.
Enjoy your CPU, the Ryzen 9 3950X is a beast and I don't regret buying it. Only the 5950X is faster than it on mainstream sockets. Sure, the next 12-core Zen 3+/Zen 4 will probably outperform it in multithread, but I've been enjoying this performance for a year now, so no regrets.

>>29922351
scolexxx

My old PC is sitting gathering dust. Would it be worth mining XMR?
>i3-4330
>R9 280
>8GB DDR3

>>29907896
>We run A/C non-stop so I doubt having my money-printer will make too much of a dent.
Man you have no fucking idea. Unless your parents are rich, which I doubt they are since you are here trying to make money, then the increase in electricity cost WILL be very noticeable by your parents. It's quite expensive really.

>>29922513
BASED

>>29922611
worth giving it a shot, might not pull amazing rates but should put out something

>>29922440
Adding to this, one thing that I've seen working for every Ryzen 9 was undervolting the CPU by between -0.05V and -0.075V. It receives less voltage and ends up performing faster since it gets more heat/energy comsuption headroom to boost clocks higher. The downside is that this will probably be unstable on some very specific workloads.
Here, it never crashed in heavy usage (compiling huge projects, running multiple VMs, etc.) nor gaming (even CPU-bound games), nor "light" stress tests (like Aida64's). But it fails instantly at Prime95 Small FFTs.
Since it's stable for everything else I threw at it and makes the CPU even cooler, this has been my daily setup for mining Monero while using my PC.

Note: lowering thread count on XMRig won't lower your energy usage, since the Zen 2 CPU will pump more voltage to get higher clocks on the cores you're using. So, if I try to use half of the threads available (16), I end up getting higher power draw than when using all 32 threads, despite not being what you'd expect.
You can keep 2~4 threads available for light usage while mining with the rest, and the computer is perfectly usable. You can free more cores if you want to play games (I can mine with 16+ threads and play Dota 2 at 144fps+). This processor is amazing and the core count comes in handy.

>>29922733
>about to implement atomic swaps with doge

>>29920145
Actual schizo

>>29904581
PUMP IT

>>29921216
pajeet shitcoin

>>29922611
Your cpu wont produce that much and it would take ages to get just 0.01 XMR. Better to mine ETH with your graphics card and swap it for XMR.

>>29920145
>monero isn’t private
>buy this shitcoin instead
Fuck off

>>29922822

So did you mine out any monero coins or did you just waste your electricity?

mining on windows... dumbest thing ever or am i overthinking things

>>29921216
kek

>>29923208


There's nothing to pump and dump

Its a legit coin

friendly reminder
>Monero is NOT Jewish
>Monero took control of dnm after (((Bitcoin))) died & killed the jewish "privacy" coins who were using the names 'Verge' and ‘Zcash’
>Monero has killed an undetermined number of Jews
>Monero has its own form of libertarianism, which is not the same as the jewish form (which aims for world domination - NWO).
>Monero is the lesser of 2 evils. If Monero does not take over, the jews will inflict much more harm and deaths on the non-jews.
>Some jews in the USA are at war against Monero (Jewish IRS offering to pay $700,000 to anyone who deanonymizes Monero - GOOD LUCK!).
>Monero supports BDS and is planning on destroying Zionist Israel.
>Jews gloat about supposedly defeating Monero in their writings.

>>29923699
Not a big deal but you can do stuff on linux like kernel configuration and get away with using fewer resources

>>29923787

>>29923787
Do you realize we have ids in this board?

>>29923699

I Don't think monero is as easy to mine as monero claims they probaly just say it is so people waste electricity mining

>>29923787

Zcash it very Jewish it says MIT on it

>>29904581
What happened to localmonero?

>>29923861
Dont mind taking a small hit on performance, just thought I should put an old laptop to use

>>29923976
Not fussed about the elec costs

>>29921549
>why would you need a separate computer? Are you talking about an airgapped one?
Can you create a wallet without connecting to a network at all? These are probably really stupid questions, but I'm new to this and I'm trying to figure out the most secure way for long term holding.

https://www.outlookindia.com/website/story/india-news-jaish-ul-hind-claims-responsibility-for-placing-explosive-laid-suv-outside-ambanis-residence-says-big-picture-is-yet-to/375668
monero involved in another terror attack. smdh.

do you have any money in monero? if yes, this is the company you keep.

Ok I just had a mega retarded idea. Grab a bunch of old android phones/tablets. Look on craigslist for boomers/crackheads getting rid of their old shitty phones and get xmrig running on them. Then, go on alibaba or someother chink site and look for cheap solar phone charging banks and leave the phones mining outside.

>>29924541
>>29924625
You're right, money is often used by terrorists

>>29924541
>>29924625

BASED. Now all we need is organized crime to get on the bandwagon and we're golden.

>>29904581
sauce on the bimbo?

>>29924625
>>29924541
bullish
>>29924523
yes you can create a wallet without the internet. go here: https://moneroaddress.org/

>>29924812

Do you like "Research Chemicals" AKA Drugs from asia?

Do you like bootleg Ukrainian Ak's if you do Monero is the right coin for you

>>29924241

Will your old lap top even be capable of mining Monero?

It doesnt hurt to try

Keep us informed on your progress

>>29923697
I mine on a pool. Won't give much details, but I make 2~2.5x what I spend on electricity.

>>29924625
........how do i join bros?

>>29904581
>>29907837

i love this version of monero-chan, she looks like a stupid bimbo whore

>>29908346
Do you think i can mine with a R9 390x or a gtx 970?

>>29924709
How viable is my retarded idea?

>>29922440
>the Ryzen 9 3950X is a beast and I don't regret buying it.
yeah I was going to go with the 3900x but last second I said fuck it and went a little higher. I want my mining operation to hold up for at least two years before I have to upgrade a cpu. Fuck I am so excited, it's going to be hard waiting the next week :D

>>29926185
If you've got over 4GB of VRAM maybe, IIRC the 970 doesn't
You can still try something like raven though
Can't mine XMR on GPU however, well, you can but it's not as effective as CPU mining

>>29926247
Didn't know that. What's Raven?

>>29926308
Another coin, not super profitable but if you use something like moneroocean you can mine altcoins on your GPU and it converts that to XMR hashrate then pays you based on the exchange rate in XMR

>>29926396
Based thanks.

>>29924709
>>29926219
not viable at all fren, those chips cant mine for shit
>>29926308
it's the best GPU minable coin if you don't have the VRAM for ETH

>>29926471
any time

>>29926486
>>29926490
Sorry last question, are we talking about RavenCoin RVN or Raven Protocol RAVEN?

>>29926639
ravencoin
should be RVN

>>29924962
>yes you can create a wallet without the internet. go here: https://moneroaddress.org/
So I basically just need to store the 25 words safely? And after that I can just send monero to the wallet address, and the day I want to use that monero I will have to just recover the wallet on some machine?

It seems so simple I almost don't believe it.

>>29923787
>Some jews in the USA are at war against Monero
great, I was about to buy 1/3 of my portfolio of Monero... probably not gonna do it anymore.
Riding piggyback on the kikes is the best way to get rich, they always win unless there is violence involved

>>29926785
That is correct.

>>29926785
yeah. your seed is your private key.

Is this accurate?

>>29927015

>>29926995
fuck off race traitor
>they always win unless there is violence involved
Jews are the most violent race of people by far, I hesitate to even call them "people"

>>29927331
>Jews are the most violent race of people by far, I hesitate to even call them "people"
There's a reason why they are overrepresented in organized crime.

feels good to resist the temptation of swinging
monerochan
decoupled from the btc dump and comfy as fuck

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5286887.0

Is this "Monero "BADCACA" - XMR Tracking Project" FUD real?

>>29926785
Yeah it's pretty great.

>>29927931
Yes. Monero is compromised. Buy Ryo.

>>29927931
no, it's some salty dramafaggot that claimed he could tie IPs based on transactions but didn't actually do anything other than post a list of IPs, addresses and absolutely no information linking either

>>29927931
>>Is this "Monero "BADCACA" - XMR Tracking Project" FUD real?

Legit mental patient with a grudge against the Monero devs.

>>29928166
who is this whore? where can I get a big titty monero gf like this?

>>29928409
You'll need at least a 10k stack

>>29924625
based islamic terrorists

>>29924625
Bullish. Very bullish.

Im jewish and my family as well as I all own monero

>>29928828
People screeching about jews and chinese are just low iq or haven't lurked long enough to lose the excess /pol/

>>29928956
post nose

>>29928956
t. Chinese Jew

>>29929000
shalom rabbi

>>29915766
>dont suppose you want to help anons out and point towards some resources for how to do this?
Sure. Making a basic trading bot is really easy. Just learn the basics of basically any programming language that supports floating point math (I wrote my bot as a Z-shell script on my RaspberryPi) and read up on how to use the API of your exchange of choice. Every decent exchange has an API.

CoinMetro has a demo mode where you can try out and debug your bot without your actual portfolio getting rekt:
https://help.coinmetro.com/en/articles/2812410-how-to-use-coinmetro-s-trading-api

Now if anyone here wants to chime in with interesting algorithms or some actual research on how to optimize the timing of when to place orders etc., feel free to share.

>>29925264
FYI old laptops running linux and self compiled xmrig can pull off barely 1kh/s

>>29929247

Has anyone successfully mined a Monero coin with a old lap top?

>>29929317
maybe when it was a lot easier to mine a long time ago

>>29929219
shit that's pretty based anon.

>>29925473

I wish you would go into detail on your success of mining Monero

monero price better come down tomorrow when my bank opens or I'm gonna freak

>>29929616

Its at 214 right now Dont pay more then 230 unless it seems stable at a 230 price

Dont pump the coin its not a speculators coin even though it goes up in value its a form of currency

WHY IS IT GOING UP. I NEEED TO ACOOOMULATE MORE. JUST A FEW MORE DAYS PLEASE.

>>29924541
"The message further read to threaten Ambanis about ramming the SUV into their kids if they did not transfer them money via bitcoin to a Monero address."
>Transfer Bitcoin through an XMR address, lmao what.
Pretty sure they found out they had BTC and are threatening to give it to them. But this is literally a BTC flaw not an XMR one.

>>29929890

This I Dont want it to pump because I got to buy more for my self

I m going some of you can mine it

The last thing I want is for the news to talk about Monero getting people dumping 30k into buying up a lot of the coins.

>>29929890
It is crabbing as usual?

>>29930293
Just checked. Yeah it won't break 220. Just trend down to 200 and then back to 220. Ad infinitum. Until something happens.

>>29921294
Looks like bunny ears, and if you rotate it looks like a ballsack

>Until something happens.

If I run xmrig for an hour everyday should I be concerned about my power bill? Mining with a ryzen 1700

>>29930366
you forgot to look at the btc ratio.

>>29930366
>>Yeah it won't break 220
>Just checked and it's 221
Uh bros? Something happened.

>>29924625
is this supposed to be fud? I'm buying more.

>>29930589
Buckle up

>>29930589

Who's the cocksucker that posted about Monero on Reddit

Stop it

stop i need to mine more
YAMEROOOOOOOO

>>29904581
nigger

Don't post about Monero on normie sites

Wait until we have enough full coins amongst us all


All it takes is a few boomers buy a lot of it to screw it up for us

>>29930975
The genie is out of the bottle. I saw three unrelated non-crypto youtube channels talk positively about Monero and how it will kill bitcoin. Strap in. It's going to be the next GME/Dogecoin.

>>29931140

No doge coin is garbage you cant even transfer doge coin out of a robin hood account


Monero you can use like a western union over seas money wire

>>29931140
> It's going to be the next GME/Dogecoin.

>>29931268

It better not get pumped artificially

I have to use monero to order Viagra with out a prescription overseas

Since my bank flags all over seas transactions

>>29924625
just bought 100k

>>29931396

Fuck you Dont inflate the price my disability check doesnt come in till tomorrow and I needed to buy another coin

>>29930975
I was told about monero in early 2016 by a 60 year old lifetime heroin addict. Far from a normie but I really should have listened to him back then, as I didnt actually find out about monero by myself until mid 2017.

>>29930975
Exactly - stop with the XMR generals for a bit maybe. Too many ppl are starting to “get it” and I def don’t have the make it stack yet

>>29914762
Das furer says yes

>>29931731
>oy vey shut it down the goyim are finding out
we really have become the jews

>>29924625
Based just bought 10k

>>29931971
kek

>>29929582
There's not much to begin with. Get a fast and efficient CPU (Ryzen 3000 or 5000) and keep it mining, it will pay for itself in a year if your energy costs aren't prohibitive. Here's the kWh costs like ~ 0,17 USD

>>29931493
Only reason why Monero is worth anything is because BTC got to open for the public to see transactions

>>29931731
Same here I Dont have a stack but have been using it like a moneygram

And I m not in the financial situation to buy what some boomer can buy and sit on

>>29931396
>muh "bush did 9/11" meme
I have a big redpill for you my friend http://dancingisraelis.com/

>>29932285

Thats the problem there really is not much monero out there

>>29904581
women say yo quiero when they see my monero

>>29932107

Eat shit

Don t buy that much at once some of us have to wait to the 3rd for our SSI checks to buy more.

>>29923876
kek don’t tell him, it’s funny seeing shills shit their pants and pretend like they are legitimate

>>29924625
>If I use money that was used to buy drugs at some point I’m a friend to drug dealers
kys

>>29931971
this. shut it down. stop posting generals and letting other people know. let's stack it first and then try getting normies on to it.

>>29930975
don't worry, I got you

>Fluffypony A.K.A Riccardo Spagni
>Fluffypony is the lead maintainer of Monero. He started his career as a software developer and started his own import/export business that gave him the freedom to experiment with Bitcoin in early 2011. He joined Monero before it’s launch in 2014 and has become its main spokesperson. He is the founder of Globee, a multi-currency payment processor and co-founder of Tari, an open source blockchain protocol, built specifically for digital assets. He also loves playing with LEGO.
https://www.magicalcryptofriends.com/about
fucking CRINGE

you've had time to accumulate. your time is UP. the rocket ship is leaving and you didn't have enough foresight to jump on while you could, choosing to gamble on shitcoins instead. too late - pack your bags with what you can and let's start this mission to Mars.

>>29932947
Lmao this guy made monero? Just sold everything.

dump everything while it's high. $225 will be its peak. Regulation coming in across the EU next week. Monero is over.

>>29933603
>dump everything while it's high. $225 will be its peak. Regulation coming in across the EU next week. Monero is over.
Source: ops ass leaking of cum aids

>>29932947
b-bros?