/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50953748
Are you sure about that anon?

>>50953748
Tornado cash left the chat

>>50953748
>Private finance
Hell yeah

>>50953964
Y'all know this was coming right?.

>>50953964
They wont be missed, monero still holds the crown.

>>50953748
Yeah. I have a few privacy alts in my stash. I would like the growth over the coming years.

>>50954274
Kek, At what point exactly will you realize that Monero is fucking outdated

>>50953748
Sounds crazy but I'm bullish on privacy tokens right. This kind of pressure does nothing other than to amplify the relevance of privacy based utilities in the first place.

>>50954280
Coming years? Expected "coming months"

>>50954239
Expected it. This is not the first time anyway

>>50954274
XMR maxis joined the chat

>>50954111
I guess everyone likes a level of privacy on their business and assets. Even in crypto.

>>50953748
The use cases for privacy systems probably needs to be defined better. I wonder why it's hard for people to understand that privacy is a right and everyone, irrespective of their class is entitled to it

>>50954274
Tell me how I can stay anonymous without buying XMR

>>50953748
Wondering how privacy works anyway.

>>50955663
Not sure you can. It's token gated

>>50954410
Still on top.

>>50955989
Still on the top?? Sure about that?

>>50954461
No lies there's even more influx to the privacy niche after the sanction, goes to show the niche just needed some spotlight.

>>50955758
First, you have to understand how the public blockchain ledger works

>>50954111
Privacy in crypto is a long shot. Many people don't even know their transaction histories are wrongly visible for anyone to look

>>50954274
About to displaced by Railgun. A privacy system that works across multiple chains on Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain and Polygon is likely to make long-term impression, as long as privacy in crypto is concerned.

>>50954995
I won't say that considering the way privacy coins get banned.

>>50956299
Kek, the public ledger has people's transactions out in the open. Kind of flawed if you ask me.

>>50956558
How about legitimate traders who are innocently interested in staying private with their finance. Whatever ban threats there is, it's not long-lasting.

>>50955663
There are so many privacy solutions in the space anon. Take a closer look and pick the best one.

>>50955663
Actually, you can't afaik.

>>50955965
Not a fan of token-gated system. Although, the logic makes sense to me; tying the value of an utility to a token

>>50953748
Picture you being a target cause anyone can trace your wallet balance to you. Ain't that some BS.

>>50955758
Which century are you newfag? Privacy can be achieved on blockchains with zkSNARKS, Mixers, or ring signatures. There are even protocols that enable privacy in defi too.

>>50953748
I've always been big on privacy chad. It would be great if I could shield my NFTs as well.

>>50954239
Cope

>>50956627
>Take a closer look and pick the best one
Hmm I wonder which one that could be

>>50954239
Cope

>>50954995
Privacy is right and its needed in almost all sector including finance.

>>50954410
At the point where it's compromised/breached, which has yet to occur

>>50955124
The usecase is well defined, privacy protocols are meant for PRIVACY and SECURITY but just like every other system there will be misusers and challenges.

>>50953748
What two men do in the privacy of their own home does not concern us

>>50956867
Don't even get started on mixers. The security using mixers is very questionable

>>50956914
Limited privacy solutions actually support NFTs

>>50955663
Monero is token gated I guess. The only non-token gated platform I know in the privacy niche which is Railgun.

>>50956795
Perhaps someone is doing that already

lmao did railgun hire a jeet marketing agency? thr absolute state at the "shilling" going on in this thread

>>50956331
I dont think the shot is that long anymore, there's been a major awareness in the space since the ban.

>>50953748
>>50952561
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>>50956409
I thought Railgun launched on solana recently.

>>50956616
Its absurd to think that one sanction will wipe out the whole privacy niche, when privacy is actually what we need to curb the recurrent hacks and exploit.

>>50957361
Fuck you

>>50957276
Trying to spot out the "shills". Your interest in railgun might be personal. Go check yourself, anon.

>>50956726
Some platforms only care about securing the space with their services hence why they offer ease of access like Railgun. Token value can always be achieved from community involvement.

>>50957361
You don't deserve to live, jeet. Only retarded fools like yourself will fall for this scam

>>50957276
Smart move, faggot. I can see how you're trying to shill Railgun in the most organic fashion imaginable

>>50956299
It's fucking straightforward. Every single transaction you make can be tracked on the explorer. It's built to be public anyway

>>50953748
Why are we even talking about privacy? Shouldn't it be a norm in the first place

>>50957276
Cocksucker. Not pumping your fuckin bags

>>50956409
>About to displaced by Railgun.
Tell me how it betters Monero

>>50956627
It shouldn't be a matter of choosing a best. What matters is that privacy solutions is easy and enabled for users to access, regardless of the chain in which their assets are held.

>>50957361
Go to hell, motherfucker

People often make the mistake that privacy is meant for criminal activities

>>50956588
Flawed but atleast, there is a solution.

ITT jeets actually think they're being subtle

>>50953748
I've heard this before

>>50957211
Smart contract privacy protocols does

>>50953748
Yes.

>>50958091
The list is a long one
>Composable on multiple chains.
>Does not require the token to use its privacy system
>Nifty altcoins permissible i.e. can be anonymously swapped or traded on it.
>Prospectively supports NFTs

>>50958519
Financial surveillance. A fucking nightmare

>>50957231
Censorship: the biggest threat to security.

>>50958334
It's a shallow way of thinking. Imagine saying the internet is meant for fraud only. Things like privacy are for universal use. Whatever anyone decides to do with it should be their fucking business

>>50957276
Were you at the last DeFi conference at NY

>>50957187
There is a reason why relayers are considered to be more secure compared to mixers

Not a mention of Aztec. Waste of time

>>50956131
Who the fuck wants NFT support? That shits fucking retarded

>>50955124
Because people like to take the easy route. It's not that they don't think privacy is a right, removing the doors from their homes would cause serious concerns, but that they don't care if you know who they are as long as they can get a slight convenience from it. It's for the same reason that so many people (especially here in the U.S.) choose fast food over cooking for themselves, it saves them a little bit of hastle. To them online/financial anonymity is only needed if you're involved in something you be, because this justifies their laziness in their own eyes.
>tl;dr
It's an excuse they use to prevent doing their own research and taking life seriously. It's easier to remain ignorant and hope for the best than it is to fight for a better system

>>50958838
>if you're involved in something you be
something you shouldn't be*

>>50956131
Oh it has a check mark for "private" on a marketing sheet designed to make the competition look bad by padding with useless crap. I trust Railgun entirely now.

>>50957941
That's the whole point of privacy based solutions. Information about transactions is meant to be private, even if the blockchain ledger is public.

MONERO (Ticker:XMR) Is the one and only true privacy coin, no one is buying your bags of whatever shitcoin you're shilling pajeet faggots

I've never used any fiat gateway to onboard crypto so I'm pretty much safe

>>50953748
Bobos don't understand the importance of importance of privacy and data security.
They'll rather allow whatsapp spy over their dick pics than use a safer and better messenger option like Sylo.

>>50958966
I know biz fags are stuck with XMR bags so I understand you

>>50959190
How do you now buy and sell crypto anon?

>>50959249
lmao.. I really won't use it if the only thing it protects is my dick pics
want to believe you're joking

>>50959321
Heard of something called p2p?

>>50959267
xmr, icp, two dead project that they all don't want to admit.

>>50959404
It goes beyond that brainlet, decentralized messaging, non custodial crypto and nft wallet, access to web3 and the open metaverse, list goes on

thoughts on Secret? i have some bags

>>50958921
I have no issues with privacy but protocols offering anonymity are the reason why we won't gain adoption.

>>50959249
whatsapp and fb has been charged with data bridge many times in the past and I'm sure they didn't stop selling users data either hence why having a decentralized substitute makes a lot of sense.

Privacy has always been here. You faggots don't just realize it

>>50958366
You're right anon. There are privacy solutions that can take peoples business off prying eyes. My favorite is Railgun which integrates with defi and smart contracts.

>>50959444
Peer to Peer. The risk is fucking crazy

>>50959635
I thought anonymity was the whole point of crypto, And how can you have privacy without being anonymous?

>>50953748
I can see bizfags are finally catching on. I recently made a private swap on the Railway DEX and I feel euphoric. Privacy is going nowhere.

>>50958767
The projects in attendance kicked ass

>>50960552
why are people promoting this scam.

>>50960343
Privacy is under threat, moron. especially in decentralized finance. At this point, I guess it's everyone's responsibility to maintain private balances and wallet. At least, there is no excuse; there are several privacy solutions that are quite straightforward to use.

>>50960867
source? Or you're just talking out your ass

>>50960867
Your definition of scam is definitely twisted. In case, you don't know, it is backed hugely by DCG. Next time, before you label anything a 'scam', do a search and see what it's about.

>>50961003
He's probably one of those retarded jobless jeets lurking around different boards in search for attention

Haha, u're wasting yar cash on the shit and then cry on 4ch on every topic. Be smarter, kids, check Life Beyond

>Massive Multiplayer Online game
>Doxxed Team
>Upcoming NFT Drop

>>50959612
Do a better research. I bet you'll find more convincing projects

>>50961134
No one will fall for it, fool. Go to hell

>>50958966
Kek, keep living in the past, dumbass.

>>50960867
>>50957276
To dump on uneducated newbies. You can tell it's like a couple of pajeets shilling the same "project" and talking points while changing IDs to portray that it's a larger group (which it isn't). Just disregard these retards.

>>50959460
>says xmr is a dead project
We can tell you're not very bright anon.

>>50960867
>>50957276
>>50961280
Samefag. You basically just described what you do

>>50953748
Do you understand the implication of what happened to Tornado?

>>50961280
Kek, another retard obsessed with XMR. You're clearly just bitter that your bag was not mentioned enough as you want it to. You need to understand something: Monero is fucking outdated. Go Kys

>>50958223
Why do I think this is still a problem, I only know of a few available on more than 2 chains and multichains compatibility for privacy protocols is very important for adoption.

>>50958334
People dont know better, privacy is mostlikely the only security we've got on-chain and for every system there are bound to be bad actors.

>>50954410
>literal bond villain money
I'm ready

>>50958600
>Does not require the token to use its privacy system
Now that's a project focused on service, I guess this is peculiar to Railgun.

>>50961325
>one/one ID
You've fallen right into my trap, fool. I didn't promote anything. You're doing the same thing.
>>50961420
>You're clearly just bitter that your bag was not mentioned enough as you want it to.
Thank God it's not mainstream, I need to accumulate more. It is mentioned through grass roots and organically, unlike the railcucks
>Monero is fucking outdated.
Explain why it is outdated then, since the darknet markets are going Monero-only from now on. Perhaps you should tell them that *insert pump-and-dump shill "project" here* is better than XMR. See this picture >>50961640 for further evidence of how retarded you are.

Now, for both of you I propose a challenge - keep the discussion with me with the same IDs. Protip - you cannot.

>>50959590
Quite similar to Ore protocol except for the decentralised messaging feature. Identity management, web3 access, asset security are all features of ore protocol too.

>>50956131
Oasis will check all marks once Saphire is out.

>>50953748
Most definitely. Good thing the crypto space is slowly getting saturated with privacy solutions cause it's high time assets and transaction history stop being public information.

>>50961134
NFTs are based anon. I'm looking forward to Ore Network NFTs and what the use case would be.

>>50958815
Aztec uses rollups and in centralized chud. I think a decentralized privacy protocol using zkSNARKS is the way to go.

>>50959590
NFTs would lead to an increase in global adoption of crypto and asset security concerns might come in. I just know of one privacy protocol that would integrate NFTs and give users access control plus private auctions.

>>50955663
You'd have to use a non-token gated privacy protocol chud. It's that easy.

>>50953748
Good point. Although I feel more attention should be giving to asset management and security pleb. Platforms that focus on it would thrive.

>>50956409
Everything else this guy has been a part of has rugpulled. This won't be any different.

>Railgun
Forever fucking rekt by Bucc.

LMAO
Imagine having a team member say this in the project's Trannycord
I'd fucking sell

>>50966712
I agree with you. They are already making great strides, like freeway. In general, asset management platforms have good passive income systems and rewards. Security in DeFi can't be undermined. It should be prioritized at every level and aspect of DeFi.

>>50965933
It is good that XMR has been upgraded, but the use of multi-chain would be a better idea, just like other privacy solutions that don't need bridging or are not token-gated.

If you used Tornado Cash before, 0xMonero is a good alternative.

>>50959612
Secret has a whitelisted token bridge. They do not support all tokens so their ecosystem will not grow. Tomo did the same gated bridge and look at them now, nobody invests in Tomo or its ecosystem.

>>50953748
>be anons friend
>take anons picture for social media
>caption: "my friend anons so cool, he's like a super hacker and has crypto!"
>privacy btfo

>>50953748
Y'all privacy jeets need to fuck off. What has the likes of monero done? Other aspects of the blockchains like data efficiency and multichain need more attention. Tired of this shit.

>>50954410
Based. Only a matter of time before it goes extinct. Paying more attention to the likes of Geeq and their ecosystem running nodes and building dApps.

>>50970409
The clampdown doesn't makeit a good alternative to use. I like how privacy solutions in general are not backing down due tothe setback that could result in a major one accompanied by fud. This shows how relentless and strong they are.

>>50971305
>The clampdown doesn't make it a good alternative to use
I mean doesn't make it a bad alternative

>>50961576
You must be living under a rock. Heard of PoH consensus and multi-blockchains? Go educate yourself.

>>50965718
The only thing that would lead to increased adoption are products that work in the real world like geeq data. Every other thing is vaporware.

>>50960867
Because this is a painfully obvious pajeet thread. These pajeet faggots constantly try to swarm this board with ‘natural’ discussion about privacy just so they can shill their railgun and geeq scams.
If you can’t spot this then you are a clueless newfag who will lose all their money

Hallo, that's great! Everybody understands that crypto is the future, but have you tried Life Beyond?

>Fun action gameplay
>Open Alpha Reward Program
>CEO, Benjamin Charbit, was the Game Director for Assassin's Creed: Blackflag
>Upcoming NFT Drop

>>50971399
Hang yourself, pathetic scum

Syscon has always on my watch list. They have been busy with their recent developments and also listed on top exchanges! Now waiting for coinbase listing

>>50971378
Go home, Dave. Your daughter needs you.

>>50955663
you should have nothing to hide

>>50968048
Bridges have always been susceptible to hacks. So, naturally, any privacy solution functioning without them would be a safer choice.

>>50972340
>Bridges have always been susceptible to hacks

This is not the case with privacy solutions, be it multi-chain or not, but it is a good feature that all privacy solutions must have and support.

>>50959635
‘Ndrangheta have adopted Monero payments so I'd say it's actually a pretty critical feature.