/biz/ - Business & Finance

daily reminder if youre using windows and feel special using the monero cli wallet you are a normie

why am I randomly getting this error? I have another machine running on this network, on a different port, with no issues. And I've run xmrig on this machine before just fine on this port.

I've tried changing ports, rebooting, redoing the config file and letting it rerun the algo test. I'm out of ideas. Sometimes it works, sometimes it does this.

how high is this going in USD in 2021?

>>30169660
>how high is this going in USD in 2021?

$500 - $1K, conservatively.

>>30169660
FUCK. OFF. I hate you faggots so much.

>>30169660
$1000+ IMO

Based and Redpilled

>>30169647
I daily drive Whonix on Qubes with a custom OPNsense box and a Pi-hole with all the lists.

>>30169660

Its going to 800 a coin in August

>>30169779
>disclosing how much monero you own so that someone can kidnap your kid and demand ransom for them

Very bluepilled

>>30169840
>not realizing he is just money laundering in plain site
ngmi

>>30169840
This. He's a Ukrainian politician, it's not like anybody would care if he hid his XMR stack

CRABBA
*BANG BANG*
CRABBA
*BANG BANG*
CRABBA
*BANG BANG*

>>30169657
>why am I randomly getting this error? I have another machine running on this network
That's why. Use xmrig-proxy.

Setup a node on a spare RPI I had lying around. Already had most of the blockchain on an external HDD.

Plugged the HDD into the RPI and started it syncing, it has 1.3 days left :( On my laptop it would sync that in 2 hours.

Oh well, at least once it syncs it'll always be up to date. I always forgot to start the daemon again on my laptop until I needed to send/receive.

>>30169647
What if I change font color to green?

>>30170673
why not just finish the sync on your computer and then use it with the rpi. that's what i did, it went like 20x faster than the pi would have.

>>30170885
Thought about doing that but was too lazy to unplug it

>>30169660
10k sats

4AyWtR7S7f16qriRsFo51mLcoFydsaQ6QAKHvYbx5TYWefAD3LjT8xYj2aNxbghrgr9bkqN761rYrHFixd3zPkA53SADv6f
Can I have some Monero I’m really fucking broke and hate my life

>>30171818
Sent 5 XMR. All the best.

>>30169736
thanks man

>>30171818
Sent the FBI. All the best.

>>30171847
Larp

>>30171818
Sent 13 Doge don’t get too many lambos.

>>30171818
Fuck off faggot

>>30171818
sell signal

report beggerfags

>>30171818
89YLWnzCuQcSeYMA4PmqMFBV2ekJynsifMmrh9yLL23tiVJk8T59kyG2Fz84p6CkSaCs2zUD4Ew3kV8BMeBuWVjy4RPAG6Y

Post it here instead, I'm not as much of a fag

>>30172720
Fuck both these flaming faggots probably pajeets, I could actually use some help.
8A6G33G11piCQGxELt9PBbaVvZZmAmxQSMUjAt7631d68JQp2skyb1oVeNcrACiPtDHHN4Zkpo66tQ7qRN6jRM7VLwCjzE9

I wish I could catch and torture beggars to death and then I would sterilize any children they might have so their genes don't spread

Anyone else getting goosebumps from all this begging? It’s a sneak peak at 2 years down the road when we’re tossing xmr to the masses outside the citadel walls.

>>30172720
>>30172976
just sold 100k

>>30169462
Privacy is not a crime, fuck you OP!

>>30172720
>>30172976
Fuck both of these faggots send some Monero here
8fUCkN1663Rz4ndJ4nn135r3PLy2TH1saddr3S0rY0UrM0n3r0W1LLD1s4pp3arFR0MY0uRW4l137QrndkuSJFklsdfeirjASD5

>>30173283
>when we’re tossing xmr to the masses outside the citadel walls.
kek. I'm looking forward to the weekly blowjobs from formerly well to do housewives.

>>30173298
Fuck all three of these niggers, fuck jannies fuck kikes and fuck you all gimme money now. 88MwZXEGBtw8Jnh1pGLDDeGmux3ZhxS8r3FTuvDtWJctZ3t5GR6Dvn7EqN7R7Pm9zo6hrx7Rht2hAQRUqdXP5QqtFj9h59P

>>30173298
Nice "8fuck" address. Now die.

>>30173283
Not really getting “goosebumps”, just getting massive “we’re at the top” vibes.

>>30173298
I thought they banned crypto in India???

>>30173411
The satoshi equivalent of Monero will be the blowjob for this reason.

>>30173468
>just getting massive “we’re at the top” vibes.
and jannies cant even do their job
clean it up what do you think we pay you for
oh wait

>>30173532
What's janny's XMR address?

I think we can safely say that we should not send any XMR to anyone here, ever again. Even if their mother is dying.

>>30173596
1-800-neckyourself

>>30173616
This shouldn’t be news to anyone on this board who isn’t a newfag lol. This was the same shit that people did in 2017. People make a little money and get a little cocky, then the beggars come out in full force to try to pick up the crumbs.

>>30170501
The ideas for a new monero-chan are
on the beach
with a crab
as a crab
meditating
with a blanket

Any other ideas?

>>30169660
$69k end of right fuckin now.

>>30173616
>>30173715
I've sent over 10 XMR to beggars on here over the past month

>>30169660
2021, ~1k.
2022, 1M USD nominal, 10k USD in constant dollars.

>>30173742
doing yoga

>>30173742
In a cute spacesuit on Mars

>>30173742
Stepping on Bobo.

>>30173742
>>30174166
Doing yoga as a crab and her laying eggs that look like little xmr logos and she protects the eggs because she is very matronly.

XMR gets fucked by nicehash. anyone CPU mining on nicehash mines XMR and it auto sells it and buys BTC. this is part of the reason your coin falls lower and lower BTC/XMR pair

The only reason Monero is going to be used worldwide in a near future is because of Monero Chan. The fundamentals of Monero itself are way, way less important.
Mathematics, strong encryption, being audited, blablabla... Boring.

>>30174643
You're the shittiest beggar out of all of them. Kys.

>>30174379
One of these is a useful currency that can compete with international banks. Weak FUD.

>>30174706
>Mathematics, strong encryption, being audited, blablabla... Boring.
These things dont tend to lead to pumps and dumps.
But they are what allow a project to stand the test of time.
And bitcoin has shown the power of being patient, methodical and standing the test of time (for a crypto).

>>30174643
Cant begging get you banned?

>>30174379
based, more cheapies

>>30169660
Probably around 600 ish

>>30169779
Based for owning but retarded for telling how much he has

>>30174799
Only if anons report it.

i remember sending btc through a 3rd party tumbler back in 2015 before it went to a dnm in minecraft, and for that reason, among others, im in. i sent some btc to kraken and converted to xmr and it all cleared. how important is it to send it to something like gui if i just want to hold it? same risk as other crypto exchange storage?

>>30176082
I pulled all my xmr and pushed thru a first GUI wallet and then into a second one where I won’t touch it for at least 10 years

>>30176082
Yeah definitely don’t keep it on an exchange. Always withdraw.

Took you long enough, jannies.

Are there any good 25-word stainless steel cold wallet options out there?

>>30176210
>>30176370

why did you not just send to a second one first? and yeah i feel like it's especially important with xmr seeing how much government is trying to fight it. i never see it mentioned around here but apparently Electrum is still alive and kicking. what do you guys think of it?

>>30173468

Some of the pajeets are Indians living in canada

>>30174379
Yeah this is why it's good the block reward keeps falling. We need a Nicehash that pays out in XMR, it would be huge for the price. It would be better for miners too since you could get faster payouts and also keep more of your income due to lower fees. You're also getting a better currency which can actually be used and protects your privacy. Moneroocean.stream is good but we need something more normie friendly. Nicehash makes it so easy.

>>30169647
I use the GUI on windows and feel like an elite NSA hacker

>>30173742
Monero-chan Mars mission. (maybe a set)
>Mars re-entry with sweaty, semi-nude Monero-chan riding a Starship(re-entry is hot)
>composition similar to picrelated

>>30177627
>picrel but portrait and going right-to-left

>>30177627
>>30177666 satan trips check'em
Found another image.

>>30177627
>>30177666
>>30177719
Pose is very close here, maybe could be repurposed.

>>30170107
Guys I'm accrabulating

>>30176687
Because the feds could follow me to my first wallet, but not the second one.

>>30178205
yes of course didnt think of that.and upon further research apparently it seems electrum is just a btc wallet. you probably have to use something like gli due to the nature of xmr huh. do all cryptos require their own wallet program? i wonder if current versions of TOR have GLI/CLI implemented now along with electrum

>>30177627
>>30177666
>>30177719
>>30177773
>Monero-chan in a skin-tight spacesuit, passing the Moon.
>It's not a Moon mission.
>SHYM
>citadel.jpg
>??? XMR
>usual 4chan propaganda
CHECKING >>30177777 GET

>>30169462
cool but it's a hyperbubble just like any other crypto so you can fuck right off cringy steampunk nigger

>>30178482

>>30178482
>SHYM
>should have ysed monero

Man, the FUDbots are really running out of ideas. Steampunk Monero? I shudder to think at the mechanical babbage machine required to calculate a block in less than a year.

>>30178545
>noooooooooo i'm in a thread i dont like and i saw content i dont like REEEEEEEEEE
poo.init;()

Monero chan is so hot and she makes me want to acquire unspecified amounts of Monero

>>30169462
>Black market commerce
Free market commerce

>>30179576
DAS RITE

>>30169788
Holy fucking based virtualizationposter

i just went 14 and 10 in csgo and i feel amazing
finna even out my stack to a nice round 1 XMR tomorrow.
bless all you lads

still try to get income with this erc tax?
what a tard, use BSC systems, hold SWG and see bonuses every day

>stop spending your time with trashtokens

What are peoples real mining rates for their hashrates? I've seen information conflicting with calculators

>>30180408
what are you mining with?
With a few simple mods I am getting what the estimated rate on betterhash.net is.

>>30176591
ColdTi. https://coldti.com/
>titanium
>unbranded
>credit card sized
>24+1 fields
>stamp or engrave your seed
>anti-tamper stickers
>durable
>cheap
>permanent

>>30173824
I'M GONNAA.....BEEEEEEEEG

Is this the shittiest shit coin that ever shitted?

Worst investment ever, has missed the bull run entirely and ratio has been shredded since November.

>>30181813
>investment
Anon...

>>30181961
99% of people who purchase crypto see it as an investment, hate to break it to you.

>>30181813
>>30181961
this kind of thinking makes me extremely bullish on xmr
comfiest hold ever.

>>30181813
Ratio is at the bottom

How high does monero go before it's illegal to own, and then how hard does it crash

>illegal to own
anon I...

>>30182011

The other guy was saying Monero isn't an investment and yet you are saying this thinking is why its comfiest hold ever?

What?? explain this logic

>>30182157
honk honk

>>30182393
Yeah I thought so, your logic was retarded and contradicted itself.

>>30182157
He's not wrong, you know.

>>30182021
Privacy is not illegal.

>>30169462
The growth of the XMR community in recent months has been amazing. I'm so bullish monerobros...

>>30173206
Strange way to spell indians

>>30180308
God damn, a whole 220$? Big spender

Beginning of November .0115

Beginning of March .0042

That's what Monero has to show for this bull run, would have to be one of the worst performers?

Imagine having a sleeping giant before you, like monero, and not even noticing it.

>>30183187
>Measuring performance in BTC price instead of transaction growth
you do not belong here

>>30183187
>Oh no my coin didn't do a x20, therefore it must be worthless

>>30183187
What a retard. The fact monero doesn’t pump is a good thing. It’s not some piece of shit project that is used for short term profit trading.

>>30183503
never said it was worthless I said it has undoubtedly been one of the worst performers (maybe THE worst??) this bullrun.

Tell me I'm wrong??

rly funny to check their BUYBUY shill
dumpers want to fuck you with all this trash spam on biz

don’t trust if you don’t want to lose your purse
I get bonuses every day with YVS staking, 1.330 $YVS just from staking

>>30184210
I can smell you through my montior, Vinay.

>>30169779
BASED
I knew this was the coin of choice for us racist redpilled anti-semitic KINGS

so im guessing its better having my bank on this than just sitting on home nation's fiat currency? first time posting, I've got on idea on any of this.

>>30181722
I’m not ashamed to ask for help it’s those who try to stay poor are the ones who make their own misery, 4AyWtR7S7f16qriRsFo51mLcoFydsaQ6QAKHvYbx5TYWefAD3LjT8xYj2aNxbghrgr9bkqN761rYrHFixd3zPkA53SADv6f helping people isn’t a bad thing if it goes to good causes, if anyone can help me every dollar I’d used to improve my life and ability to maintain jobs and keep my shit together thank you guys even if I am a faggot who some KMS

>>30184653
Is it better to have all your money in an asset that while promising is still at best speculative to a degree?
The answer is a certain yes only if you're a criminal that wants to hide all his money and buy drugs or something. You should always diversify your investments, though imo. Monero is no worse choice than some ETF and it's certainly better than common stocks (just my opinion)

>>30184701
Dude stop fucking posting. You've posted the same address multiple times with a different sob story every time. FUCK OFF.

>>30184995
probably a bot.

>>30184847
tanks, I'll look more into things

>>30184701
No. Pay me.

>>30185189
If you're new to crypto I recommend buying a small amount of Bitcoin (whatever is pocket change to you) not with the intent of making money but just with the intent of watching your 20$ or whatever rise and fall and learning why. Don't be afraid to trade to other crypto currencies with it as well. Due to how new and loosely understood this market is, there's a severe lack of literature and first hand experience is really the only way to get any worthwhile knowledge.

>>30185189
yeah np
Luckily investing is easy. It boils down to "buy what you know" and "don't pay too much"
Right now monero is certainly undervalued and if you understand cryptos but don't want to invest in monero you're out of your mind.
I suggest ETFs for easy investments into the stock market.

>>30185380
>>30185406
-appreciate the hospitality. I've made a note of all that

Do we have some drawfag who could draw Monero-chan doing a dab like pic related? I want to post it into all those threads where people cry about getting ass raped by the IRS and they can't do ANYTHING about it because >lol public blockchain

>>30184653
Just saying that money in bank should just barely cover your living costs. Invest the rest. 50% in stable stocks or metals and 50% in speculative. 50/50 is pretty risky, but doesn’t ruin you financially, if your speculation isn’t correct.

>>30173824
Fuck you.

>>30186997
get out tranny

>>30187043
spare some change?

>>30169647
daily reminder that if you use monero you're a chad no matter what your setup looks like. upgrade to gigachad if you feel like it

>>30169462
Just talked to some people irl (yeah I know it's disgusting) and just want to confirm and remind you that XMR is what people still think BTC is.
Have a great day fellow XMR chads.

Surprised how much this has crabbed in a bull market with it's amazing fundamentals. I talked to some dumb normies on the street and the impression they have is government hates it so I will stay away.

Comfiest hold in crypto.

>>30188525
>I talked to some dumb normies
...but you are the normie.

>>30183099
Don't diss him. That 1 XMR is going to make him rich by end of decade.

>>30181813
I went all-in into monero April last year. I've almost 10x my life savings in just 10 months.

Jumping into monero has been the best financial decision I've ever made.

>>30189501
>Jumping into monero has been the best financial decision I've ever made.

You aint seen nothing yet, anon.

I just started mining xmr, and at 120 h/s, I'm looking forward to make my first dollar in a few months :)

>>30189501
That's awesome to hear, anon!

>>30188525
That's a good sign. That was also my reasoning for not buying bitcoin in 2014.

Monero is a long-term hold. Treat it like a retirement fund and compare it with stock market performance, not opportunity cost from speculative assets like Bitcoin.

It's the internet bubble. Do you want to invest in yahoo (bitcoin) pets.com (Ethereum) or Amazon (Monero)?

Yahoo and pets.com were valued way above amazon during the internet bubble.

>>30189945

Fundamentals > hype every time.

>>30189945
>That was also my reasoning for not buying bitcoin in 2014.
Sorry for your loss. When did you first buy Monero?

>>30190740
April last year. I'm not touching my monero until at least 2030. Look at the 1 year graph for monero it has only been trending up and I feel like this place has been getting more popular but the only reason people aren't jumping in is because of BTC outperforming Monero in the short-term. I think that means that once that isn't true anymore. Monero will start attracting every moon kid out there like what happened with chain link over the last year.

>>30190979
I hope you're right.

>>30190979
>>30191165
That's my plan. If/when btc tops its ATH, I'm cashing out a quarter of it and putting the rest into xmr and maybe a few more oz of silver

Sorry for the dumb questions I’m a complete noob
>I can download the GUI wallet from the monero website, the app allows me to create a wallet
>I buy coins on localmonero.com and transfer them to the GUI wallet
>they‘re safe there until I do something with them
Is that correct so far? How do I set up that 20 word seed phrase? And would a physical wallet in the form of a ledger be a good idea, could it even replace the GUI wallet?

>>30191560
Correct. Also the word seed get generated by GUI when you create a wallet for you to write down. It's easy to use.

>>30191308
This is why I am bullish on Monero in the medium term. Everyone agrees that Monero is great. Most crypto blokes say Monero is their favorite project. And their main reason for not holding is short term financial gain.

This points towards medium term adoption of Monero once the short term situation changes. Long-term almost everyone besides the most hardcore bitcoin maximalist thinks Monero will perform great.

Morning US bros, are you guys buying directly off of Kraken or are you getting coins elsewhere and exchanging
Also, I want to fug your mascot, Monero-chan

comfy thread

>>30188233
based
everyone is welcome

>>30191560
>would a physical wallet in the form of a ledger be a good idea, could it even replace the GUI wallet
Yes, a hardware wallet is always a good idea.
It will replace your seed/private keys being stored and decrypted on your (online) machine. The wallet software will only act as an interface when using with a physical wallet.

>>30181300
This is cool as hell

>>30189920
I started mining @ 1.3kh/yesterday. Thinking of getting a prebuilt gamig rig with ryzen processor I and just get it for free using amex points thatd get me around 20kh/s. Im viewing it as youre not getting much money out of it initially but youre accumulating XMR essentially passively and continuously so if youre mining 2 monero a year now isnt a big deal but by 2030 the 18 you accumulated passively will be a very big deal while durring that time you can just keep buying more for your stack.

>>30174755
>fud
>-90% in sats

>>30193134
Zoom out

>>30189501
Jumped into xmr at around the same time, I wish I had the balls to go all in back then. Got overall like 40% return on all my holdings (inlcuding cash) but it sill stings a little.

>>30192801
Agreed but don't buy a prebuilt. Build it yourself also hardware is expensive now

how much monero is a good makeit stack? i always "used" this coin but never actully picked up a sizeable stack and i want it

>>30193716
>how much monero is a good makeit stack? i always "used" this coin but never actully picked up a sizeable stack and i want it

Depends on what your needs are. Assuming Monero hits its oft-cited $40K projection by decade's end, your potential stack would be worth:

10 XMR = $400K

25 XMR = $1 million

50 XMR = $2 million

75 XMR = $3 million

100 XMR = $4 million

>>30193793
cool thanks, i'll pick some up

>>30193845
>cool thanks, i'll pick some up

>>30169462
what do you guys think about piratechain? i am not a shill for this coin. i checked out their website and it is gull of buzzwords and social media whih tells me it's a shitcoin, but i am wondering about other anons' opinions.

>>30194838
Shitcoin.

>>30192801
>>30193349
Anon can maybe save one monero buy building. Not worth it when you consider parts available right now. You can still get 3060s and 3070s in prebuilts that you can't get otherwise. Those will churn out one monero in less than a month.

If you literally just want to mine monero only a 3900x is reasonable priced for building your own but what gpu do you pair it with? Nothing reasonably priced or available.

>>30194838
>what do you guys think about piratechain? i am not a shill for this coin. i checked out their website and it is gull of buzzwords and social media whih tells me it's a shitcoin, but i am wondering about other anons' opinions.

No darknet adoption = safely disregard.

>>30193793
I remember an anon posted a screenshot of a 3,000 XMR stack a few months ago.

>>30194838
>what do you guys think about piratechain?
I don't.

>>30192294
Both, either. Binance.us is sketchy af but has lower trade fees than anywhere else. Buy ltc there then swap it with morph or changenow. There's a couple other swap sites.
Or just buy on kraken. I don't leave my hodls on custodial accounts for long because I just don't trust them when there are all sorts of wallet options in my control.

>>30194876
>>30194922
that's what i thought. ignore my typos, pls. i don't use spell check and i have been drinking an [unknown amount] of alcohol

>>30195005
I remember a /g/ anon showing his 2000 btc wallet in 2011. I wonder if he ever held on to it or just cashed out when it reached $1million in total value.

>>30195095
i spent more than 2000 btc on acid and molly back in 2011-2013

>>30188525
Tone of their discomfort would change if the government would start to hate them. Monero while having negative effects has huge positive potential.

>>30195180
Was it worth it?

>>30195400
i can't answer that question

>>30195055
checked

do any of these exchanges (besides bittrex) accept SEPA (EU) bank transfers? I know they don't sell monero, I'm trying to buy another currency and having trouble getting verified with bittrex.

Also, why does bisq drive my cpu so hard? I've tried using it on my desktop pc and it crashes it. I can use it on my laptop but it's extremely slow and becomes unresponsive often. How does BlockDX compare to bisq?

https://www.realvision.com/shows/the-interview-crypto/videos/monero-privacy-oriented-digital-cash

bullish

where can we see transaction growth?

>>30195400
Going through life as a human not experiencing an heroic trip on psycaedelics is like staying virgin all your life bro. Ofc it was worth it. That shit is priceless.

>>30196523
https://www.monero.how/

Best way to do it is to just trade someone cash for it. I just drive 2hrs to [REDACTED] and spend [REDACTED] every time and its worth it. Probably the most anonymous way I've found so far. Useing LocalMonero but now I know the guy so were just communicating via email with PGP.

I’m glad we’re crabbing again, number going up is cool and all but I’m always worried about the dump

>>30196612
>Going through life as a human not experiencing an heroic trip on psycaedelics is like staying virgin all your life bro. Ofc it was worth it. That shit is priceless.

Shrooms or acid?

>>30196612
Cringe

>>30196033
worth watching?

I have two unused Dell poweredge t20 servers at work with high bandwidth but no GPUs. Would it be worth for me to start mining with them?

>>30198369
not really
bullish since xmr on realvision

>>30199190
considering all you need is a CPU, yeah.

Some darknet marketplaces only accept monero because the transaction fees for btc have become too high. Bullish.

>>30199801
>Some darknet marketplaces only accept monero because the transaction fees for btc have become too high. Bullish.

Not just because of the fees, XMR-only is much safer for vendors.

>FBI traced Bitcoin Transactions to a dark web vendor’s apartment

https://darkweblive.net/fbi-traced-bitcoin-transactions-to-a-dark-web-vendors-apartment/

>>30197996
I prefer shrooms personally, never liked synthetics. As an /out/ kind of person I felt more connected chewing shrooms.
Acid is more fun for urban trips/big parties, make sure to eat well before, and filling up with some yoghurt during the adventure. Don't want your belly ruining the superfun times now. And bring a babysitter and some toys.

>>30169462
I really, really like Monero.

>>30198297
Have sex first, then come back.

Bump

Daily reminder that people think of BTC as what Monero is.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5319713.msg56424625#msg56424625

oh boy just got my tax refund and everything is dipping today.

>>30202510
Fuck, I gotta file my taxes. Refund is going right into XMR.

>>30193793
>oft cited
where has it been cited other than that sweetwater report?

>>30202510
>>30202710
Based department

>>30203054
Satis report.

>>30203054
>where has it been cited other than that sweetwater report?

https://research.bloomberg.com/pub/res/d37g1Q1hEhBkiRCu_ruMdMsbc0A

>>30203521
>that pic
Kek

Holy shit these fucking wicks lmao

>>30202510
Billy is going to make it.

>>30193793
$40K is FUD hahah

>>30181300
i went with coldTi as well

>>30204775
did you stamp or engrave?

>>30181300
>>30204775

I gotta get me one of those.

>>30204550
>$40K is FUD hahah

Well, the longer black money keeps flowing into Monero the greater the likelihood of 6 figures, dare I say 7.

>>30199460
One interesting bit at 1:00:22
>We have benchmarked monero [...] at some crazy numer, I think it was like 150k tx/s.
This was referring to a best-case benchmark on a local network.

https://mailchi.mp/5cc60ecb8adf/corporate-update-on-strategy-and-current-investments

>Cypherpunk Holdings is pleased to announce a purchase of 1,780 Monero tokens for CAD $500,000

>>30206202
>Cypherpunk Holdings

Founded: 1995

Interesting....guess these guys also see the writing on the wall.

>>30204910
I stamped my ??? XMR on 3x 2/3 backups for security and redundancy. I keep one in my physical wallet and I cached the other two at separate undisclosed locations.

>>30190740
>>30173742

So I just started mining on a PPLNS pool where they automagically set the difficulty based on my hashrate.
Shall I just keep on taking their "low" difficulty jobs, or is it better to increase it manually to get more per share? Is there a golden ratio for this setting for maximizing the payout?

>>30194838
>>30194876
>>30194922
I actually think it's unfair to say "Monero has adoption therefor it is better". That is the same pitfall bitcoin maximalists fall into.

That said Piratechain doesn't have close to the privacy features of Monero. Which is weird since they could have just chosen to fork the Monero git code and rename it piratechain.

>>30173742
This could use a Monero Chan edit

You can now use Monero to book private jets. So we're all taking a trip right?
https://twitter.com/monero/status/1367517344210247683

Also I mined my first whole XMR today. I wonder if I should store mining logs just to show future /biz/ posters I essentially got rich off of just running my CPU.

>>30208203
Working on it

>TapJets Instant Booking Platform Now Accepts Monero

HOUSTON, TX – March 3rd, 2021, since its formation in late 2015, TapJets has offered clients an option to pay by cryptocurrencies. They are presently accepting Bitcoin ($BTC), Ethereum ($ETH), and Litecoin ($LTC). Now TapJets ads Monero ($XMR) as a natural evolution of ensuring total privacy for clients who fly private and don't want their travel to be leaked and published in public media. The decision also removes Ripple ($XMR) from payments accepted by TapJets due to recent de-listings from several exchange

https://www.tapjets.com/article/private-jet-pay-with-monero

>was the biggest illegal marketplace on the darknet [larger than whm]
>[only] 140 million euros ($170 million) were exchanged
>muh darknet
>BTC market cap is close to $1 trillion & volume in the past 24hrs $60 billion
https://apnews.com/article/europe-470dc85ecf77311657c291a566baed6d
what did they mean by this?

>>30208297
Congrats!
Big rig or just tenacious?

>>30208050
>pool
>*tee-hee* Don't you want to secure my network, anon?

>>30208147
>I actually think it's unfair to say "Monero has adoption therefor it is better".

>How is Monero’s privacy different from other coins?

Monero uses three different privacy technologies: ring signatures, ring confidential transactions (ringCT), and stealth addresses. These hide the sender, amount, and receiver in the transaction, respectively. All transactions on the network are private by mandate; there is no way to accidentally send a transparent transaction. This feature is exclusive to Monero. You do not need to trust anyone else with your privacy.

>>30208456
2000h/s so I think tenacious fits better

>>30208500
To be fair small pools that are officially recommended by getmonero like moneroocean are harmless and it's better that people mine using a small pool like that than not mine at all.

>>30208385
I know you mean well but I kinda hate posts like these because they remind me of 2017-era pump & dump speculation based on random news.

>>30208444
In case you don't know bitcoin is trying to be a store of value akin to gold (21 trillion market cap in total, not per year but total for all time). Monero is trying to be the transaction method of the global dark economy which is 40 trillion PER YEAR and growing 3-5% annually.

So if both Bitcoin and Monero reaches their goals 1 BTC would be worth ~$1,500,000 permanently and 1 Monero would be worth ~$3,000,000 in year one then ~$6,000,000 in year two etc etc

>>30208985
I know. I just hate basic criticism like "Monero is already adopted by DNM" as dismissive of other projects. It's the retarded bitcoin maximalist logic. A project should be fundamentally the best and argued on a fundamental layer. (Turns out Monero is still the best, but that isn't the point).

>>30209012
>2000h/s
how long did it take you?

>>30208444
poo.init;()

best coin zero doubt about that

Solo-mining at 600 H/s here.

>>30208385
Very nice
>>30209012
I see what you are saying, but this is more just 'good news' than a pump attempt. Use-case being realized.

Has anyone tried to monitor the popularity of different crpyto on dnm?

>>30169462
9.5kh/s decent on a 5800x?

>>30209167
I don't remember but more than a couple of months. Keep in mind that the rewards were higher when I started mining as it's continuously dropping until June 2022.

>>30209107
>I know. I just hate basic criticism like "Monero is already adopted by DNM" as dismissive of other projects. It's the retarded bitcoin maximalist logic.

The darknet's love affair with Monero is based exclusively on fundamentals, there is no "muh brand recognition" or "muh network effect" bullshit on there, the ONLY thing that matters is "does this tech help keep me out of prison?"

Therefore, if a truly superior alternative privacy coin ever becomes available it will inevitably displace Monero just like Monero is currently displacing Bitcoin.

Conversely, if there already exist alternative privacy coins yet the darknet continues to ignore them, then that is saying something about their lacking fundamentals.

TL;DR: the cream rises to the top.

>>30209618
>Keep in mind that the rewards were higher
almost unpleasant

>>30173616
if i didnt have principals id be making up sob stories every other day in an attempt to swindle some XMR from some idiots who react to sob stories.

>>30208203
I want to fuck Jill

>>30209847
I was considering making up a troll sob story about how my HDD was fried so I was all out of CP and how my gay brother stole my meth to use in his gay fisting orgies.

But then I realized I rather not shit up the thread, not even with fake ironic begging.

>>30180308
if thats what your working with, aim for 1.87 or better yet, just 2.

>>30208240
fluffypony's cam exit yacht party is sceduled for sometime in 2023 iirc, we all need a way to get there

>>30209012
Gold's mcap is around 10 trillion, which would put btc at 476k. And of course xmr, and crypto in general isn't going to replace fiat in the black market economy. My point was also that btc was still the default at the time of that article, maybe nothing has overtaken whm yet in only a month but either way the transaction volume of the dnm is so low that it probably has no effect on price action.

>>30208311
blessed

>>30184185
your only looking at hype and number go up. you dont care about fundamentals. your a fomoer. go be a moon boi else where.

>>30210007
I want Jill to make me a Bad Touch

found out my old man is a monerochad

>>30200405
>and some toys
n-nani

>>30211592
how did he get into it?

Monero is garbage in financial performance.
That's not necessarily a bad thing.
The thing about Monero is that it's been an utter shitcoin for gains because it's just been quietly grinding fundamentals. The good thing about that is that it remains cheap for accumulation and will be prepared when it finally starts marketing/getting normie attention. There will be no incidents holding it back. No Mt. Gox, no ETH Dao fork, etc. Once all eyes are on XMR, it's just going to sit down at #2 in the marketcap beside BTC and quietly await its inevitable crowning #1.

>>30204910
I stamped, it's a bit extra for the punches and such, but i felt it was worth it
i guess if you already have a dremel engraving would be fine too, though

>>30169462
Hey bros I was told if I wanted to get into Monero I just need to ask you guys and post address 896PaV1fqoQFaD9PLr2VcvLTzcZ2qarKyG1CpjvRQqzNUJjoJ59EkUzHTxXnwK4LRz8WyDCKHdBANHes11c7sSQfVRMZnSm

I think I’m being trolled but the stock market general said you guys help people

>>30212232
Monero is almost perfect for people like us. It's staying stable in price so knowledgeable people like us can keep accumulating it since moonbois/line up type people stay away.

Then when it finally goes up it will be the steepest growth ever seen in cryptopia. Making us all filthy rich.

>>30184847
From what I've been told it depend on how much money you have
>more than 10k initial
You can diversify.
>Less than 10k initial
All in on 1 coin or 80%Shitcoin that you think has long-term value and 20% Bitcoin

>>30212531
sent ;)

>>30212108
supposedly he just stumbled across it, liked what it had going with it and saw a great future for it.

>>30208297
Log files can be subpoenaed.

We need another Monero style coin that you can ONLY EARN FOR STAKING MONERO.
NO TRADING NO EXCHANGES ONLY STAKING

>>30214612
the fact that your xmr address would have to be linked to something introduces vulnerabilities

>>30214612
how do you get hold of it if the only way to get it is to stake?

this whole staking yield farming shit is ponzi bullshit, xmr is a real cryptocurrency

>>30214612
if you want to stake so bad go join my homie Vlad down in Romania

I still have my wallet from 2017. To upgrade to the latest GUI wallet do I have to make a brand new one and transfer it over, or is there a way I can keep my current one and just update it?

Also, is there any reason not to use the old GUI wallet from 2017? I've been out of the loop for several years.

>>30214998
>Also, is there any reason not to use the old GUI wallet from 2017?

There have been a few hard forks, an old version can't fetch new blocks

>>30214787
>>30214961
>>30214966
I am ignorant about Monero. I just know that its safe and untraceable if you aren't a normie that uses windows

I do want there to be another full on privacy coin that would work well with Monero in a way that brings even more privacy.

>BTC down 6%
>XMR down 2%
Monero continues to demonstrate its resilience

>>30215305
Why should using windows matter?

>>30215359
Doesn't windows give data whenever the government asks for it?
They call up the internet company and see what websites you've been on.
All they need is for you to (((UPDATE WINDOWS))) and they will have copied your whole hardrive.
That's why a lot of people here talk about Virtual OS to keep (((UPDATES))) from happening

>>30184653
Of your savings:
>14% on ammo, guns, and supplies
>14% buying FDs
>[Age]% on Silver
>(72-[Age])% on Monero
>keep some extra cash in a safe

>>30215812
>monerochan11
>11
post 1-10

>>30169462
>Mining
Can antminer d3 19.3 ghs mine monero and how?

>>30215632
If Windows sent that much data to Microsoft with every (or even a single) update that would be impossible to hide. It's not too hard to analyze the packets on your own network and watch what goes out, and to where.

You can block telemetry data to Microsoft (or any other company) with a Pi-hole.

>>30215359
Piece of shit poo.init;() pajeet unreliable bloated OS. No good reason to trust Kill Gates. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaF-fq2Zn7I&t=235s

>>30215907

>>30216308
Saved from this general and archives.
#2 >>30173752

>>30216308
I downloaded the program my address is long as hell is this right? 88kGMDzW6ijTnjuaicFadCDeAerFisautTRH51eFfCytcfGaEqiTTbMBYq7pZRhSaMcN5y9hzQmG9Bw59euNk4mcEH9kbec

Seems way longer than a normal address also how do I buy it? I can afford like half of one but there is no option to purchase it...

Guys, what's the best way to swap ETH for XMR? I feel like Changelly fees were too high.

Captcha is being ass today. You can find all these in archived threads.

Someone please post all the monerochan nudes and lewds

>>30217043
anon this is a blue board

>>30217235
janny won’t know if he no one reports them

>>30216833
xmr adresses are long (compared to other cryptos) because they store more cryptographic information. your adress looks normal
don't re-use any address, this helps prevent off-chain tracking
you can buy monero at several places, see op
you can also use cake wallet to swap from other currencies to monero, see pic

>>30217625
i think he's just trying to beg for free shit without saying it outright

Do you guys leave the Monero daemon running? Does it destroy SSDs?

>>30169462
i bought drugs with btc
on the site there was an option to 'encrypt message', but that couldn't have encrypted the message from my machine to the server (only from server to vendor) because noscript
lol!

>>30217824
yeah, likely. I hope nobody here is stupid enough to fall for that.
Might be a brainlet post though with ledgit questions, why not post short answers

>>30218011
SSD can be read infinite times, only write is limited. Old blockchain data is never overwritten, so the SSD should last a long time

>>30215956
yeah the d3 mine moneros X11 algorithm at 70,000KH/s
you should invest into getting as many d3s as you can before its too late
dont listen to the other anons they just dont want you to know

>>30200405
This is the most beta way of doing psychedelics there's less body load when you don't eat too much also lsd is derived from ergot so it's semi-synthetic you nonce

>>30215812
FD?

>>30209107
I agree with this. Network affects definitely play a large role, but a sufficiently better technology will eventually make headway. Just because Monero is currently the coin of choice on the DNM, we shouldn't rest on our laurels. Luckily, the dev community is amazing and keeps up with all of the latest cryptography developments.

>>30218630
Fat Dick

>>30219261
>Fat Dick

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEFMi7WA-B0

Why does Monero use the public key directly as the address rather than a hash?

>>30216833
Don't talk about how much XMR you own, can afford, plan to sell, or anything else. Use "???" and "unspecified amount."
That's a normal address length.
The most private exchange is https://localmonero.co/, where you can buy XMR with cash. https://www.binance.com/en supports Monero as well. Fuck Coinbase, fuck jannies, and fuck the feds.
>>30217043
Anyone have the uncensored version of pircrelated?

>>30219566
Previous thread

just converted almost all my remaining crypto earnings into [undisclosed amount] of xmr. holding onto a couple thousand usd to purchase gold and silver over the next few weeks as we ramp up for inflation.

>>30219765
extremely based

>>30219765
>just converted almost all my remaining crypto earnings into [undisclosed amount] of xmr. holding onto a couple thousand usd to purchase gold and silver over the next few weeks as we ramp up for inflation.

Comfy as fuck.

>>30219966
>>30220541
if anyone here isn't also in /pmg/ I'd highly recommend taking a peak; the fed is going absolutely haywire, and all signs point to a collapse of 40 years worth of debt. the US Dollar is about to have a VERY bad next few years. I'm not sure about hyperinflation, but I'd be shocked if we don't see at least one instance of >10% yoy inflation.
of course, monero, with it's preset creation rate, does not have this problem (though I do expect to see a short term drop of monero to at least $150 nominal dollars).

>>30219014
Nigger monero is the sufficiently better technology. Pirate chain is fucking shit.
Monero isn’t even the majority of dark net trades. We still have a ways to go.
Though I agree that we can’t just worship Monero, the reality is there isn’t a privacy community that comes close to Monero.

>>30220761
i stack gold, silver, and goldbacks
i stack goldbacks because they're money and their acceptance is growing in the state, so i think in the next few years grocery stores will have the fiat price and the goldback price

>>30220761
Listen to this anon, precious metals have been the standard since 10,000 years before your great grandparents were conceived.

Not only that, in a hyperinflation scenario you will expect food to become much less accessible and far more expensive when it is, most of you don’t have the space to raise livestock so I’d recommend growing some veggies and hoarding flour. Yes I know I sound schizophrenic but I don’t want you guys to be assed out, starving and willing to do crazy desperate things just to eat if the dollar goes tits-up

https://youtu.be/gh8gHPucNvA

>>30220761
Based.
Hopefully pmg respects Monero. I know a lot of them hate crypto. But shiny rocks are very comfy.

monero (the height of technology) and precious metals (absolute grug tier moolah) are the ultimate combo
anything considered currency after the year 1,000BC and before the year 2008 is worthless

>>30220761
Originally wanted to invest into gold last march, but then I "discovered" bitcoin and monero, bought them instead and they've been doing much better then gold.
My main issue with gold is that I rely on a dealer to take my shiny rocks back and the difference between buy and sell is quite high (a couple of %)

>>30219696
link?

Based crab coin is immune to the market crashing.

>>30221661
nm >>30150110

>>30221814
I'm pretty sure there's at least one other nude floating around, though.

>>30221646
gold and precious metals are more of a hedge, think of them like an emergency parachute or extra savings account rather than an investment

>>30221506
From my observations it’s the same kind of person who would stack PMs as would hoard XMR, it’s just analog vs digital. Boomer vs. Zoomer.

My piece of shit antivirus keeps blocking the monero daemon

>>30221624
I agree. Some amount of precious metals are prudent to have. Precious metals have the advantage that they don't need a constantly running network to store value. Crypto is a hedge against economic collapse, but overall societal structure continuing to function. PMs are a hedge against total societal collapse.

If society collapses to the point where fiat is worthless, and cryptocurrencies aren't viable, then my closet full of guns, seeds, and bullets would be worth far more than a bunch of shiny, unusable, metal.

Shit the metal in my engine block would be more useful than silver or gold in that situation.

>>30221646
I'm not a huge silver/goldbug, it's just that market conditions right now are primed for huge gains. crypto is the future of finance for sure (and monero the monetary standard for it) but it's going to continue to be almost pure speculation for another few years.
also, if you want to invest in PMs without dealing with physical, buy PSLV and PHYS etfs, which are 100% backed in vaults. very low fees. alternatively (and the better idea if you want massive gains), invest in miners. you can check /pmg/ for individual ones, but for ETFs I'm invested in SILJ for silver and JNUG for gold.

>>30222103
Yeah I had to just shut mine off, straight rawdogging the internet right now.

Aha pls don’t steal my cryptos Mr. Black hat :^)

>>30221986
How many % of your portfolio do you have in pms?

NEW THREAD: >>30222381

The problem I have with Precious Metals is their high inflation rates and them not being future proof.

The amount of circulating gold increases by 2-3% a year, For silver it's between 4-5% a year. Over the next 60 years time the amount of gold in circulation will increase 10x.

That is without taking into account innovations in AI guided prospecting and mining, Astroid mining or high energy transmutation of gold and other precious metals.

Meanwhile cryptocurrencies are designed from the ground up to be scarce. Monero currently has an inflation rate of about 1% which is lower than both gold and bitcoin.

For me it makes absolutely no sense to hold precious metals as it is only bleeding money. Sure it is bleeding far slower than fiat. But it's still bleeding.

Cryptocurrencies have replaced Precious Metals because they retain value better over time and ironically enough Monero is less volatile than the price of gold over the last year.