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>>52097700

Never forget what this is ultimately all about. (It's about Monerochan)

https://anarkio.codeberg.page/agorism/
https://freedomcells.org/

>Help grow the circular Monero economy: buy/sell goods & services with/for XMR!

https://monerica.com/
https://moneromarket.io/
https://www.reddit.com/r/moneromarket/new/
https://monero.com/marketplace
https://cryptwerk.com/pay-with/xmr/
https://acceptedhere.io/catalog/currency/xmr/

>Live off XMR with Cake Pay (currently US only)
https://cakepay.com/

>or with CoinCards (currently US & CA only, UK, EU & AUS coming soon)
https://coincards.com/


>Monero stickers for guerilla marketing
http://monerosupplies.com/


Say buh-bye to Bitcoin and support the growing number of Monero-only darknet markets/vendors.

# = recently launched, exercise caution

>AlphaBay
>Archetyp
>Asur Market
>Chimera Market #
>Cloud Market #
>Dark Matter #
>Darkmoon #
>FilthyFellas
>Mellow Market #
>Retro Market #
Onion links: https://pst.klgrth.io/paste/fs7ax


Anonymously exchange BTC for XMR using a reputable darknet service

>Kilos
>Majestic Bank
>Elude
>Infinity Project
https://pst.klgrth.io/paste/8cunb


or a reputable clearnet service

https://trocador.app/en/
https://xmrswap.me/
https://unstoppableswap.net/


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http://pokerggxmrvzecuo6afhucjwdljuve5eoavxdxdr6zedyejd6mvz5wad.onion

>XMR Poker
http://xmrpoker3icphjr7c6dgct3by44ph4xvxrds4jzwjkjh7h2owdf6icyd.onion


>Want to support further development? Donate to the Monero General Fund or MAGIC Monero Fund
https://ccs.getmonero.org/donate/
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>Have a particular set of skills? Join a Monero Workgroup and (potentially) earn XMR!!!
https://www.getmonero.org/community/workgroups/

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https://www.monerochan.art/

>>52169433
If I buy into monero I could never reintegrate my capital back into fiat so what's the point?

>>52169661
Typically you use money to purchase capital.
Monero is money. You're not supposed to turn it back into fiat, you're supposed to purchase capital with it. Stop thinking of Monero as an investment. It's not. It's money.

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START MINING IN P2POOL
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P2Pool combines the advantages of pool and solo mining; you still fully control your Monero node and what it mines, but you get frequent payouts like on a regular pool.

P2Pool has no central server that can be shutdown/blocked because it uses a separate blockchain to merge mine with Monero. There's no pool admin that can control what your hashrate is used for or decide who can mine on the pool and who can't. It's permissionless!

Decentralized pool mining (P2Pool) is pretty much the ultimate way to secure a PoW coin against 51% attacks. When P2Pool reaches 51% of the total network hashrate, Monero will be essentially invulnerable to such attacks.


>YOU CAN NOW MINE IN P2POOL DIRECTLY FROM THE MONERO GUI WALLET!

If you have a PC or laptop:

1. Download Monero GUI
https://i.imgur.com/ZGefPef.png

2. Pick 'Advanced' mode
https://i.imgur.com/4c0uSE4.png

3. Set up your wallet
https://i.imgur.com/4lMKh00.png

4. Keep the default Daemon settings "Start a node automatically in the background"
https://i.imgur.com/maACmmT.png

5. Once sync'd, go to Advanced->Mining and pick 'P2Pool'. If you have a laptop or low-end PC (~50 kH/s) pick "Mini" pool, else pick "Main"
https://i.imgur.com/E60JeMG.png


>YOU CAN USE P2POOL-COMPATIBLE REMOTE NODES IF YOU DO NOT HAVE YOUR OWN LOCAL COPY OF THE BLOCKCHAIN
https://xmrvsbeast.com/p2pool/monero_nodes.html


OTHERWISE SWITCH TO A SMALLER POOL, IT TAKES YOU 30 SECONDS AND YOU CAN JUST SOURCE A DIFFERENT CONFIG FILE IF YOU DON'T WANT TO FUCK UP YOUR EXISTING ONE.

Many inexperienced miners think that big pools give better profits which is not the case. Your profits in the long run depend ONLY on your hashrate, NOT on the pool's hashrate.

https://www.reddit.com/r/MoneroMining
https://web.xmrpool.eu/xmr-monero-easy-mining-guide.html
https://monero.hashvault.pro/en/getting-started
https://www.supportxmr.com

*****/XMR/ Monero General Info-Dump*****
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Learn more about Monero's key features and excellent future prospects, have some common misconceptions dispelled and discover the cold hard facts about Bitcoin, Zcash and PirateChain. Also featured is a noob-friendly buying, storage and wallet guide.


>Monero: it's what new Bitcoin users think they bought. Every feature, explained
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org


>Why Monero is so untraceable: a rundown of the powerful stealth tech Monero utilizes
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org#MoneroIsUntraceable


>The Writing on the Wall: Monero replacing Bitcoin as the new standard
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org#MoneroReplacingBitcoin


>Breaking News: no, Monero still isn't traceable
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org/#RecognizingTraceabilityFUD


>Vaporware: why nobody is worried about CipherTrace's magic crystal ball
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org#CipherTraceFail


>Very Clever Math: how we can verify that the XMR supply isn't being inflated
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org/#MuhInflationBug


>Pssst, wanna buy some Monero? Follow these simple how-to guides
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org#BuyAndStoreMonero


>Bitcoin: The Original Non-Fungible Token
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org#BitcoinBlackpill


>Why Monero is Better than Zcash: the "privacy coin" criminals won't touch
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org#ZcashBlackpill


>The Lowdown on PirateChain: why this Zcash clone is considered a scam
https://moneroinfodump.neocities.org#PirateChainBlackpill


>LATEST UPDATES

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- added a new section about traceability FUD

>"Discreet is....LE SCAM!"
>alpha testnet just launched with public testnet coming soon

Boomero cucks are about to lose their pension.

>>52170483
>BSC shitcoin premine
stay in your own thread chang

>>52169433
I want to fondle her ears

>>52170610
1 'nero = 1 minute of ear touching

hey guys, i need to know what the easiest wallet to use on a iphone for monero is.
what about an exchange?

>>52169446
>>52169433
>>52169446
I have no idea what this thing does but tempted to buy because of the hot anime character

>>52170796
it is in my opinion one of the only cryptocurrencies functioning as a currency. Not because it's like, super great or anything, but because everything else is shit and non fungible. Anyone who suggests that a public ledger is suitable for a currency has stated this from financial motivation not an objective overlooking of the facts. Sadly satoshi was a bitch and abandoned bitcoin too early.

tl;dr bitcoins are the original NFTs and public ledgers are terrible for a currency because 1 coin does not equal another coin.

>>52170796
We're the scary internet drug dealer coin used on darknet markets. We also have a very cute anime mascot.

>>52170796
Best cryptocurrency, true to the original vision of crypto, with drug dealers and a cute anime waifu.
But in exchange, you must suffer endless crabbing as literal shit pulls 100Xs easily while you bleed sats. But you hold it anyways, for Monero-chan.

>>52170796
>the only privacy coin that is actually private and isn't based off of novel, untested technology
>is a community project, not headed up by some "foundation" or formal organization of any kind
>can buy weed with it
>actually also pretty good as a currency without even considering the privacy aspect, cheap fees and fairly fast to confirm for those fees, perpetual block rewards that trend towards 0% inflation over time
>only mined with CPUs, no ASIC domination
>monerochan a cute
>frenly community who will help you

and if you want a juicy financials-only nugget, mcap is only ~$2.7B.

>>52170610
i want sex with monerochan

what's up privacy monerobros, i have an off topic privacy/tech question. what phone do you use or recommend?

i have a pinephone pro and iphone now. pinephone is too slow and iphone is too locked down.

>>52170984
i treat all mobile devices as spyware especially since there is nothing you can do to prevent your mobile carrier from tracking your location.

>>52170996
minimizing using smartphones is wise but the reality is they are very convenient so i end up using it a lot... even just scrolling through 4chan

>>52171040
yes that is fair but I would never put anything important on them.

>>52170796
Based.

>>52170996
Pine phones allow you to turn off satellite receivers at the hardware level I thought

>>52170984
>>52171040
Pixel phone with Graphine OS degoogled. Prepid sim or no sim.

>>52170978
I want sex with monerochan

>>52170978
>>52171522
Uoooh holding monero's bags uuunngh Monero-chan's private view key nnnnngh Montero-chan's dynamic block size

>>52171303
Yes. Pine is the real deal, but its super slow, bad hardwere, also hard to install and run. Not worth it unless your a fugetive. Still safer to have a linux pc, small case

>>52170781
>i need to know what the easiest wallet to use on a iphone for monero is.
monero.com wallet

>what about an exchange?
use localmonero.co for no-kyc exchange.

>>52171755
A pixel phone is safer than modern pcs. Only a librebooted thinkpad with no IME can compare.

>>52171303
Pine phone is good, but the software sucks. Probably best to wait a few years.

It may be time for 'Administrative assistant Monero-chan'
After all, she does have a business side...

Good thread.

>>52169479
"NevEr fOrgeT WhAt tHis iS ulTimAtelY aLl abOUt."

>advertises gambling

>>52173545

>>52172654
>>52172674
Nice

Do we have any Halloween themed Monerochans?

Don’t be surprised when you guys start seeing Russian hookers using
Monero. Screen cap this.

>>52171303
>Pine phones allow you to turn off satellite receivers at the hardware level I thought
Correct, there are small switches on the inside for basically everything except the GPS and cell are on the same one.
>>52171755
>hard to install and run
Not really. If you know how to use a Raspberry Pi, then you know how to flash an OS on a PinePhone. The software support so far is pretty trash though, mostly because software isn't widely being made for Linux with power saving in mind. The DE's are getting better, but they still have glitches like failing to turn the screen back on when waking from sleep and applications not fitting in the screen properly.

I've had a PinePhone Pro (Explorer Edition) since it was released. I like it and it works as a phone (manjaro+Plasma for me) but it isn't something I'd want to carry in an emergency just yet. Once it gets a little more stable and they release an official patch for the cameras (which are currently somewhat working with some hacks, but with a green tint to everything) then I'll possibly swap from Android. Also the chip used for cell service is pretty old and not allowed on all networks, so you're limited on which providers you can use, so I'm hoping that we get something in the future with more support but that may be a little ambitious.

>>52176742
why would they? they probably don't even know what crypto is.

>>52177613

You'd be surprised.

>>52176742
I wouldn't mind scanning the XMR address qr-code on her ass to make a tip.

fellas, i'm gonna be real.. i need xmr....
what do? i really really don't want to SUCK COCK tho
What do?

>>52177787
>Talk to girls that do for a living
>Offer to turn their cashapp money into cash
>they will happily accept since they can barely hold on to a phone long enough to spend all theirfunds
>use their cashapp to send bitcoin to a dex for monero
>give them cash since you're not a criminal

>>52178081
i wasn't talking about kyc my brother

>>52175270
if >>52172654
>>52172674
gave me their fuggn .ckpt we could

>>52177787
fren, i literally just sat a Russian hooker on my lap and explained monero to her. I set her up on a Kracken account and cakewallet. She gave me about $7k in cash and is offering me a 3% fee plus free sex to help her get it into Russia.
boys, I'm in business. It was really easy. Holy shit. you lil niggers finally gave me a reason to get into Crypto.

XMR should be renamed, Never Pump General.
I bet my bag is older than yours

>>52179180
kek. couldnt even bother to fix the timestamp?

>>52179441
>Demoralization post #4472
Monero has outperformed almost the entire market since the start of the bear market schlomo.

>>52179507
She just fucked me for trying to help her. I haven’t even done anything yet for her!

>>52179982
yeah yeah, post pics

>>52170511
Still looking like the coin to surpass Monero. See you in five years when Discreet is the privacy coin of choice for most darknet vendors.

>>52179919
>xmr is the greatest bag
sneed. I would have done better with eth
I probably have more xmr than you too.

>>52172036
true, i put qubes on mine

>>52180479
Discreet has an ICO. Not permissionless means not worth touching.

>>52180758
Aaaannnd, bam, another transaction made using the worlds future leading privacy coin. Looks like the Monero general is wrong yet again. Where will you be one year from now, Monero general? Hopefully, not here.

>>52180916
Ok, enjoy your ICO tokens. This isn't going to be a currency let alone the leading one.

REMINDER TO MINE ON P2POOL MINI
>REMINDER TO MINE ON P2POOL MINI
REMINDER TO MINE ON P2POOL MINI
>REMINDER TO MINE ON P2POOL MINI

Hello Monerochads. Reminder to mine on P2Pool Mini (if you have a regular computer/laptop/CPU it's recommanded).
You will receive daily bits of XMR and will help the network decentralization.
It's easy to set up. Don't be afraid to start mining on p2pool. By following any of the first 3 tutorials you'll be able to mine within 10 minutes max (even though real Monero chads mine with a local full or pruned node so it takes longer to set up)

Basically to mine on P2Pool Mini you need:
>a local full or puned monero node, or being connect to a remote node
>a monero adress used only for mining
>p2pool (just decompress a zip)
>xmrig or any other miner (just decompress a zip)

Here are important ressources to start:

1) Video tutorial with the GUi (Linux/Windows) -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbxbRu-2GWI

2) Tutorial for Windows with/without the GUI and a simple script to launch everything once it's set up -> https://pst.klgrth.io/paste/8zews [RECOMMENDED FOR WINDOWS USERS]

3) P2Pool Get started FAQ (for P2Pool Mini also read the above tutorial and don't forget to add a mini_config.json file in p2pool folder) -> https://p2pool.io/#help

4) Monero Bash for linux users -> https://github.com/hinto-janaiyo/monero-bash

Other ressources:

5) Remote P2Pool nodes -> https://xmrvsbeast.com/p2pool/monero_nodes.html

6) You can calculate your estimated shares/day here -> https://mini.p2pool.observer/calculate-share-time

7) P2Pool Mini observer: https://mini.p2pool.observer

>>52181035
Whats the difference between regular p2pool and mini?

>>52181297
pool hashrate. mini has less total hashrate so is more suitable for smaller miners

>>52181368
Currently mining 7khs on regular . Should I switch ?

>>52181402
Ill also add that I'm running p2pool on a server so I care more amount total earned on average then regular quick income

>>52181497
I think suggested for mini is below 10kh/s. The reason you might want to switch is because your payouts will be in smaller chunks on the main p2pool instance so there will be more fees to consolidate your mining funds. if your hashrate is low then on mini you will get funds less often but they will also be more at once since you have a larger proportion of the pools hashrate.

long term there should be no difference in profitability only in fee's from consolidation.

>>52180916
I would screen cap this to troll you or I could look through the archives in all the other instances you've shill this trash. Sad.

>>52170483
"Does Discreet use Mimblewimble or zk-SNARKs or CryptoNote to achieve privacy?

No. Discreet uses Bulletproofs+ for range proofs and Triptych for our signatures, with compatibility with Concise Linkable Spontaneous Anonymous Groups (CLSAGs) and planned multi-signature support."
-- https://discreet.net/faq#Technical

Monero can't even do Bitcoin level scripting (and if it could, then that would mean a larger attack surface), but they want us to believe that Discreet, using the very same tech, can handle EVM-compatible smart contracts: https://discreet.net/roadmap ?
X to fucking doubt.

>"Discreet is....LE SCAM!"
Yes.

Happy Halloween, /XMR/!

>>52182345
Happy Halloween, fren!

the only 3 viable holds right now

>>52178701
I think I'm going to avoid sharing ckpt files, as it can be a security concern. I don't want Monero-frens to develop bad habits and open themselves to an exploit. Since I'm just a random anon I don't want to ask people to download my stuff. Maybe a respected community member can host a signed/versioned ckpt file for people to use, but some care should be taken.
I am happy to share training data, methods, and tools. It is incredibly easy to generate your own ckpt using Google Colab or similar resources. Takes just a few minutes to setup.

why cant i connect my phone wallet to my local monerod node? i tried 2 different wallets and every port listed or likely. here is monerod command "/monerod --zmq-pub tcp://127.0.0.1:18083 --disable-dns-checkpoints --enable-dns-blocklist"

>>52183513
You need to learn basic networking anon

>>52183513
I will explain like you are baby.

Your router has a public IP address, it connects out to the broader internet (the wide area network) things like futa porn servers or other monero nodes.

all devices connected to that router have private IP addresses (typically will look like 192.168.X.X) This is known as a local area network.

If your phone and node are on the same local area network, you can enter the local IP and port number of your node (you need to manually bind IP and port and confirm external bind in a config file or command line options) and connect to your node on your local area network.

To connect a device that is not on the same local area network, you would need to instruct your router that all requests made to it on port 18081(or another port) are meant for the device with whatever local IP your node has, then you can punch your routers IP address into cakewallet and connect.

>>52184321
YES, you need to forward the p2p port if you actually want to contribute to the network. IF YOU OPEN P2P PORT, SET IN PEERS/OUT PEERS LIMITS AND RATELIMIT IT. NETWORK'S THIRSTY AND IT IS REALLY EASY TO RUN UP A BILL.

>>52171755
>>52176810
Wow holy shit this sounds interesting! So how untracable is a person with this shit? Can you use GPS, and search for your local McDonald’s or Starbucks and post and interact with the internet with a good amount of anonymity?

Are Monero devs/community still globohomos and deplatform anti-vaxxers from speaking at their summits?

>>52184496
>GPS
>Anonymity
no

>>52170180
>>52182345
Happy Halloween, Wireyboi.
^-^ <3

Fuck the spam filter

India launched its own cbdc today.
>>52185876

thinking about swapping my 0.1 BTC into XMR

>>52185941
comfiest hold.

>>52185897
i don't think so, afaik p2pool can't be 51%'d so it's not an issue

>>52169433
Is lizzy a troon?
I refuse to believe moids can into coding...

>>52187100

Really makes you think.

>>52187140
Totally a dude

>>52187100
Ugly ones can code

>>52187100
That is a female.

>>52187100
Checked.
Defs a bloke.

KEK.
LN got broken. Is this your god, bitshits?
https://nitter.it/sethforprivacy/status/1587407369784508416#m

>>52187453
Report on this issue:
https://www.nobsbitcoin.com/second-critical-lnd-bug-in-a-month/

>>52187453
LN is a total shitshow and nobody actually uses it outside of pointing at it when someone mentions how broken L1 BTC is.
Hilarious.

>>52187140
is this pantsu?

>>52182647
this
>Monero: anonymity
>BitDAO: self governance
>Ethereum: OG dApps

>>52169433
>dynamic block size
Does this mean monero can do orders of magnitude more transactions than btc? Are people publishing novels and building twitter clones on top of monero like they do with bsv?
Also, what does this mean in terms of the concerns btcers have re: centralization that makes them what to keep their block size limited so that anyone can run a node. For that matter, what does running a monero node even mean when you can’t audit the blockchain because the transactions are anonymous?

>>52170781
>monero
>on an iPhone
Lol talk about defeating the point no offense anon

>>52169433
Anonz your participation needed:

>>>/pol/402457799
Global Hyperinflation General /GHG/ #129
Poast monerchans and wownerochan.

>>52190224
>Does this mean monero can do orders of magnitude more transactions than btc?
Yes. Nothing hitting the limit and throughput anytime soon.
>Are people publishing novels and building twitter clones on top of monero like they do with bsv?
No. This is money, not some meme platform that is suppose to the everything "decentralized" but actually does nothing well.
>Also, what does this mean in terms of the concerns btcers have re: centralization that makes them what to keep their block size limited so that anyone can run a node.
Literally nothing. They are bunch of retards that don't understand how things work.
I would say monero is one of if not THE most decentralized crypto projects due to CPU mining only.
>For that matter, what does running a monero node even mean when you can’t audit the blockchain because the transactions are anonymous?
Just because you don't know the exact answer doesn't mean you can't audit things are working properly.
I would say running a xmr node is the same as any other crypto but I haven't tried running nodes for other cryptos.
Running a monero node != mining monero.

how do i turn this in 5000 xmr? its all the money i have right now

>>52190854
>how do i turn this in 5000 xmr?
By not disclosing.

>>52190980
tell me

>>52191020
>???
>???
>???
>???
>PROFIT!

>>52191020
Tell you what?
that you are a faggot?
Get XMR by mining, change fiat or by earning..
It is not wise to have your entire NW in XMR.. have some liquidity for the rainy day..
This way you will not be shaken out of your holdings and end up making a distressed sale.
Pic related.

>>52187100
Her voice is hot and female
while >>52187140 has a dudes voice.

>>52191073
?
>>52191083
i cant mine i have a shitty laptop, i can use $3000= 20 XMR to put into a shitcoin right now THOUGH

I cant trade into fiat either because profits would be too low and i hate waiting

>>52191115
>i hate waiting
See this is the problem...
It will take more than a decade for XMR to be adopted by the cartel/CIA..
In 2033 you can get a bj from a petit 18 yo hooker for one centinero.. isn't it not a good motivation to be patient?

>>52191181
i need money now, not later. I dont want to wait my good years waiting

>>52191198

>>52190854
Based double digit holder.

>>52191181
>more than a decade for xmr to be adopted by the cartel or the cia
Ndrangheta are already using it, plenty of DNMs are monero-only (how do you think some of those listings are so well stocked and have bottomless supplies behind them?) also, if the CIA were using it, we probably would never know, they tend to have good opsec.

>>52191209
i dont need some fable i need money now anon
tell me what shitcoins to buy some i can get some more xmr
>>52191217
thanks anon

>>52188200
she requires monero logos on that witch-hat anon-chan

>>52191514
Why are you in the xmr thread asking what shitcoins to buy. You won't get rich overnight unless you're smart or lucky and yours neither based on your posts.

>>52169433
XYTECH ACCEPTS XMR NOW.

>>52192004
>tether scam gets discount yet xmr doesn't
Why?

>>52192004
he has been doing so for a while now. not news.

>>52191514
The only shitcoin I know of is bitcoin.
as for making money, you should be in luna, _ should have been.

>>52192004
Anything special about his thinkpads? Never heard of him. I know about librebooting old hardware. Just wanted to know about this guy.

>>52192193
Yeah, kind of lame.

>>52192276
I figured last year that when jwise didn't accept crypto that Xytech didn't either, but I'm really glad that's not the case.

>>52192774
Among other things he uses 51nb (Chinese Thinkpad Forum) crowdfunded motherboards for builds and I believe some of the cooling solutions he offers are his own custom designs. Does good work as far as I know, though for my X2100 I went through jwise due to shortages at the time. No complaints.

>>52191514
You sound like an impatient moonfag, you don't deserve shit

>>52182647
why the fuck would you not also hold BTC? fuck ETH. Etherum is a useless protocol. The only thing I hold is XMR and BTC

>>52193504
Monero trends towards zero.

No value accrual mechanism.

All utxo based cryptocurrencies have this problem. Bitcoin, Cardano, Monero, etc

>>52193198
You are a cult leader x3nu and you're creepy

Monero bros try to make it seem like there are a bunch of you. Its just a close knit group of less than 10 brainlets

>>52194212
you're on the left of the iq chart buddy please calm down
or could you explain what the fuck a "value accrual mechanism is" and why Bitcoin is $20,000 if it's supposed to trend to 0?
the value accrual is the continuous degradation of the social contract and tightening financial regulations which will inherently increase demand for hard-to-censor digital assets as parallel shadow economies must thrive
what do you think happens next if cash is banned?
>https://www.imf.org/en/Publications/WP/Issues/2018/01/25/Shadow-Economies-Around-the-World-What-Did-We-Learn-Over-the-Last-20-Years-45583
where do you think linkrel liquidity will go? those markets will just dry up?

>>52194249
The general consensus among normans is that all of organized crime is going to go
>pack it up boys, we had a good run but it's over
once cash is phased out and CBDCs take over.

>>52170483
If this was a real product, wouldn't they be selling you coins on their own fucking chain? Or at least tokens that are plausibly anonymized, like railgun claims to be?

Why would you buy BSC tokens that they CLAIM will one day be anonymized? That's literally the sketchiest thing on Earth.

>>52194249
Fuck you, that's my name! You know why, Mister? Cause you drove a Hyundai to get here tonight, I drove an eighty thousand dollar BMW. That's my name! (to Levene) And your name is "you're wanting." And you can't play in a man's game. You can't close them. (at a near whisper) And you go home and tell your wife your troubles. (to everyone again) Because only one thing counts in this life! Get them to sign on the line which is dotted! You hear me, you fucking faggots!

>>52182340
With zero knowledge proof, you don't have to trust your password to the system, Privacy protocols that make use of this obviously are using modern and a more secure tech

>>52196167
But seriously if cash is banned theyll use bitcoin backed stablecoins on the internet computer...

Let me help you out here bud.

>>52196181
Store of value is just one boring application of cryptography
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=znBEnkk0QJk

>>52196230
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/X3rHYpV3EA4

>>52196246
Olaf carlson-wee has funded atom cosmos, loopring lrc, and many more.

He dumped all of those. He's still holding ICP though.

Btw, cosmos will also have bitcoin backed stablecoins.

>>52196287
Oh he also funded an anonymous layer for solana.

https://medium.com/light-protocol-writings/announcing-our-4-2m-raise-3f19f5d3f66f

Monero is a fucking joke

>>52196301
>Fucking joke
>Literally the crypto of the underground economy.
Cope.

Cope

A Jeet and his money are easily parted.

angry-bois in the thread

>>52197035
>yeah so basically uhh *burps* monero will just be on icy pee in a few years
>icy pee is all you need to hold

Let's just look at this chart and- yep, still -99.5% from ATH. Still an utterly useless chain.

Every cycle we end up with like 7 new smart contract chain cults, this board exists in a time loop where it learns nothing.

>>52196963
Day of The Flush SOON.

>Want to buy monero with in-person cash
>Nobody is selling that way in my western-european country

I looked at both localmonero and Bisq. Is there anything else you'd recommend?

>>52182647
I have high hopes with Monero and eth, sylo inclusive, a hidden Web3 project with potentials and can be staked too!


>>52193504
>fuck ETH
I'm already loving Ethereum :)

>>52197035
Background on this one reminds me of North Korean propaganda posters.

>>52190224
Yes, dynamic blocksize is magic. Solves all scalability, monero chads won. Now go buy your midwit coin

>>52197999
Try getting another cryptocurrency with the same method, then use a non-KYC crypto exchange like sideshift.ai or TradeOgre

>>52194212
this is some of the dumbest shit I've ever seen on this board.

>>52196230
>Being a currency is just one boring application of developing a cryptocurrency

holy fuck you people are too stupid to be in crypto. the entire point is to make a currency and this is not good enough for you. truly shows why everyday a new bullshit "smart contract" chain pops up to drain "people" of their money. People is in quotations because humans are learning creatures and they clearly do not learn from their mistakes.

>>52193504
how is ETH useless? if anything it has more utility than BTC
Ethereum based projects like BitDAO are working with universities to help teach students how to be become Web3 builders
tell me if BTC can ever do something like that

>>52198513
>how is ETH useless?

Is ETH truly permissionless? Because if not, then you might as well just use a centralized solution that is faster, more convenient and provides consumer protections.

Can someone recommend me some good crypto cards?

monero holder here.
always wondered, what happen if it gets delisted from all the exchanges?

i guess its price will drop, and that's the reason why my xmr bag is not as big as it could be

>>52199527
>always wondered, what happen if it gets delisted from all the exchanges?
My theory is a massive price drop from speculators dumping followed by a slow crab up as darknets, organized crime, etc. use it to circumvent surveillance and CBDCs. It's too useful for criminals to ever die even given a mass delisting event from CEXes, the economy would just move over to Bisq, LocalMonero, offshore non-kyc exchanges, etc.

Sort of like how Australians still manage to obtain and use Monero even though all the normie exchanges in their country have it delisted.

>>52199527
Short term dump but long term we will have atomic swaps and decentralized exchanges.

I'm excited to see what's ahead.
It is probably time to start using Stable Diffusion to produce general Monero media, such as incorporating the logo into scenes/landscapes.
Might get to it this weekend, there's lots to do.
If any Monero-frens are considering trying it out, you absolutely should.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVl7RdTxGOI

>>52199816
>It is probably time to start using Stable Diffusion to produce general Monero media, such as incorporating the logo into scenes/landscapes.
Creative idea.

>>52196246
>/shorts/

Just btw, for anyone looking at the Stable Diffusion images that are being posted who thinks "that looks kinda rough," keep in mind that these tools are going to improve rapidly. So will the people using them.

>>52192004
>XYTECH ACCEPTS XMR NOW.
this shit is going to be huge, I tell you, clearly becoming acceptable and moving at a speed of light, one of my biggest holding, same as Sylo, i see it riding same wave
>New Zealand users can use it to buy coca cola.

>>52199971
Can't be bothered correcting the latest Youtube stupidity.

>>52200304
>>52199816
>>52197035
How are you guys using stable diffusion to make monerochans?

While you are at it, can you create a monerochan doing something schmexy.. liike donating a bj or something?

>>52169433

Anons your participation needed, post advices and monerochans

Global Hyperinflation General /GHG/ >>>/pol/402581731

>>52201126
I'm still testing various methods, and haven't settled on a single approach yet. I'll think about posting guides this weekend to help get people started.

The only thing I hold is Monero btw.

>>52201868
Pijamas are a psyop. Sleep naked.

>>52202004

So anyway, we figured money out with monero.
now... what are you producing to offer to the monero economy ? well

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MCdesYNj1E

I make food and healtcare

>>52202230
I work for the bank overlords to earn living and hopefully own a small land one day.
Any excess fresh produce will be sold for monero of course.

Wow there is quite the angry pajeet in this general. Sad.

>>52202064
Sleep naked, work in pajamas.
Fuck the system.

>>52202727
Based. Become Ungovernable.

>>52170957
have been lurking biz for quite a while now and always got interested in monero, just haven't taken the time to invest in it cause of the perpetual crabbing.

Should I buy a stack or just use this as a way to transfer my gains further in the future? Why should I hold this instead of using it only as a transfer medium?

>>52203580
nice pic, anymore like this? i don't like anime style, looks too cheap imo, so this one is very appreciated.

>>52169433
cbdctracker.org
imagine seeing this and thinking, "Psh I still don't even need 1 stinky monero coin as insurance!"
people are fucking retarded.

>>52204006
>I have not taken the time to invest in it because of the perpetual crabbing
Big time fuck up that was.

A QUALITY asset crabbing at a low price for months is a textbook buy signal. It would have taken you maybe 2 hours of collective lurking /XMR/ to begin to realize what Monero is.

>global black market did over 16T last year
>Monero has a market cap under 3B
>The network processed 8.65 million transactions in 2021
>Just between January and February of 2022 it processed 20 million.
>there are currently dozens of monero-only dark net markets

Don't speculate, if you get into Monero, learn to run a node and mine and do it on your own hardware. Dead weight is fucking useless to the network.

>>52204006
>Should I buy a stack or just use this as a way to transfer my gains further in the future? Why should I hold this instead of using it only as a transfer medium?

>>52204819
you sure have some fancy numbers in there anon. how much are you hoping 1 monero will cost in 2030?

>>52205200
Crabbing at $150 I reckon

>>52205200
1xmr = 1xmr

>>52204819
Great points there. Did not put the time to lurk into these threads to learn that. Thanks for the QRD anon will dive into the op to learn more about it.

>inb4 read the OP

I suppose I shouldn't buy it in CEXes as any other crypto right?

>>52206313
most of them are KYC so if you don't care that they know you bought some monero then i guess its ok.
just make sure to get the monero out of the CEX as soon as possible to your personal wallet, then you will be untraceable.

>>52202004
>The only thing I hold is Monero
Not a bad idea, after all Monero is far from a shitcoin, and who knows, it might explode.
I’m also mostly into ALICE/ETH/SYLO/XMR
STMX/DOGE/MDX are my lesser holding/gambling coins

>>52204156
Got ot from monero.observer.

https://nitter.net/IzakAsimov/status/1584680082420879360#m

>>52207710
ewwww

>>52204006
using it to take profits is a good idea. I would also just hold it because it actually works as a currency unlike 99.999999999% of crypto "currencies" which are focused on selling jpegs to man childs.

bump
Fuck other cryptos.

I like monerochan. I like monero. I like all of you.

bump

>>52211748
Oh, now this one is very good, very tasteful indeed.

Saved.

>>52206313
I bought from a KYC CEX (Kraken) and I'm fine, but I wouldn't do it if you think your country may sanction it. In general, a CEX is cheaper to buy from

bump

>>52199816
Can you repaint the hand because the rest is really good

>>52212060
>I bought from a KYC CEX (Kraken) and I'm fine, but I wouldn't do it if you think your country may sanction it. In general, a CEX is cheaper to buy from

hey niggers i made a little money longing btc and i want to buy xmr for the first time. i will be sending it to my ledger but im wondering if there is a browser wallet or something i can use with ledger so i dont have to use ledger live every time i make a tx?

>>52213954

he's not wrong, but u are.

>>52214260
>he's not wrong, but u are.

>>52214047
>hey niggers i made a little money longing btc and i want to buy xmr for the first time. i will be sending it to my ledger but im wondering if there is a browser wallet or something i can use with ledger so i dont have to use ledger live every time i make a tx?

>>52214332
i dont like ledger live and im not using a hot wallet plz kys you retarded faggot nigger.

>>52214047
ledger live doesn't support monero

get the desktop monero GUI, it has larger support, and use that as your savings account

get monerujo or cake on your phone as a spending account. Transfer mony between them as needed

>>52214380
>i dont like ledger live and im not using a hot wallet plz kys you retarded faggot nigger.

>>52214513
thankyou

>>52213666
Here's a quick inpainting to make it look less awful. I don't have enough skill or the right tools to make it correct/perfect. People are actively working on specialized inpainting tools for hands, so maybe this can be revisited later.
I'm currently looking for 'touch up' artists who can get the images through the last 5% or so, I think that is the way to get these things finished for now.

>>52181402
Compare yourself:
https://p2pool.observer/calculate-share-time
https://mini.p2pool.observer/calculate-share-time

I do fine with 10k/s on the default pool. Payouts about every 2~3 days. One problem with mini: You will be mining shares more often (every ~3h), true, but a lot of them won't translate to a payout. That's because the mined block only pays out for the shares in the last 6h window. Mini's current total hashrate is low, average block time is 9h 45m. Meanwhile on the default p2pool, you will be mining a share every 2-3 days but that share almost certainly won't miss a payout window thanks to 35m average block time.

You said it's a server and you're patient so you can just use the default pool. In the long term both should be same though, it shouldn't matter. Default p2pool is just more consistent in capturing your shares and 3 days wait is not bad at all.

>>52181859
Fees? What do you mean by consolidating fees? I don't think coinbase blocks have transaction fees.

>>52210836
I wish other cryptos were this fuckable

>>52215458
My hashrate is between 900 H/s och 1200 H/s depending on how intense i use my computer.
I'm on P2Pool Mini and i sometimes don't get a singlre payout in like 6 days or more. But it also happens that i can get three payouts in a row within less that three hours. It varies very much.
Intel core i5
Mobero GUI wallet.

>>52215652
considering your hashrate, it sounds plausible that you may not get a payout for days.

>>52170984
https://replicant.us/ but as >>52170996 said avoid them if you can

>>52198513
>bitdao
all of this utility and they’re still on ETH, imagine the added utility once their L1 is finished developing

>>52182340
ever heard of EUTXO and circom? Discreet will literally make your 16 anonset network vaporware, sorry chuds.

Angry-bois in the thread.
Maybe in the future they'll be smart enough to learn the definition of vaporware.

Reminder to do your civic duty. Buy with Monero, get paid with Monero, run a node, and/or mine on p2pool

>>52217710
Wow it's so organic that everyone has come in to shit on Monero to pump a fake coin with a testnet only that is unbelievable selling tokens that they minted on the binance scam chain- with the promise that later they will premine their own blockchain and exchange the scam tokens for premined coins, and also magically they will use the same tech Monero has, but somehow it will be better and able to do what ethereum does without compromising privacy which would be a big deal if they actually came up with it in a provable and serious fashion (and also Monero would just copy it if it were real, which it isn't).

Super real and organic and genuine.

>>52190224
>>52190756
To add some:
- Dynamic block size is just a way to limit block size more flexibly, without relying on an arbitrary hard limit like BTC. We're not claiming some gorillion TPS whole world muh Visa throughput. That's still an unsolved problem in crypto. But when a proper solution comes, in Monero hard forking is a regular thing, not a civil war. We can improve things.
- I run a pruned node and mine. Pruned blockchain size for me right now is 52GB. Pruning in Monero means storing a 1/3 of the blockchain. The network still has the whole blockchain even if everyone prunes. Arguably we can prune even smaller, especially if we grow and more nodes come online. Blockchain size needs to be dealt with, sure, but it's just not some urgent problem. Network bandwidth also becomes a consideration BTW.
- Thanks to RandomX CPU mining and working P2Pool, mining decentralization should be a lot better. To have any hope of mining bitcoin, you need to buy a specialized expensive hardware that is ASIC and join one of few huge pools. Meanwhile I make profit from my 2 home computers. I recognize if Monero gets big the earning will be diluted, but it should never become as hopeless as BTC.
- A funny idea of "auditability" the nomoneros have is snooping through everyone's balances and transactions, no thanks. In Monero only emission amounts are public. The rest is mathematically guaranteed to check out. You need to trust that math and code, yes. A very nice side effect of that is nodes and miners can't censor transactions. They can receive a transaction, calculate its validity, yet they can't tell the involved addresses or the amounts. Bitcoin and Ethereum's OFAC compliant block bullshit does not work on Monero. Actual censorship resistance, image that.

Good vibes mode, engaged

>>52214513
Is cake KYC?

>>52220305
Like buying stuff through cake with a credit card? I've no idea, likely depends on the third party they use for conversion. Just using it as a wallet doesn't take anything at all, of course, that's totally free and private.

>>52219651
Discreet is a scam, Monero is a scam ,cardano is a scam, ripple is a scam

All shit tier coins.

These threads just need to die.

Monero is an old dead coin.

Your only good researcher has left, no one even cares about the roadmap at this point

>>52222127
>Monero is an old dead coin.
Kek. Either deliberate FUD or you have no idea what you are talking about.

>Your only good researcher has left, no one even cares about the roadmap at this point
Sarang completed his work on Triptych and moved on to other things. We got other good researchers came in and brought their expertise.
Koe is working on the next big possible network upgrade, Seraphis (you should look into that, it's great).
Also, here's the updated roadmap (click on the "Future" tab):
https://www.getmonero.org/resources/roadmap/

While we're busy conquering the darknet the Z-chads have gone and conquered the dark continent itself! How can we ever recover from such a humiliation???

>>52222709
kek

>>52202230
How can I buy food off you, anon?

>>52221331
anything with a credit card is KYC

>>52219651
Monero's tech is fucking obsolete and token gated. Must I be exposed to price volatility to enjoy privacy? Swine fag

What can I even buy with this shitcoin other than illegal stuff in the deep web?

angry-bois got no style.

How does this make you feel, anon?

>>52225189
In reality, privacy platforms weren't built for illicit activities to be carried out by criminals like you, but to shield legitimate investors and users from tyrants such as you

Surprised the Mega isn't linked. So much art.

https://mega.nz/folder/JSYUlZrY#CxTF5PTJKcWIPt7qzduHzQ

I keep trying to download a pruned blockchain with "./monerod --prune-blockchain" but my computer just hangs after a while, and if I try to download it again it says the data is corrupted and I have to start over again. What do? Memory and CPU on Task Manager seem normal.

>>52226025
Have you already downloaded the Blockchain and are trying to prune it? If not, delete the database and retry.

>>52226025
aha, oh noes looks like you've gotta sync a full node and also forward p2p ports, terrible bug, very sorry sir! Hey, no hard feelings. You're doing a good thing lending us some bandwidth.

>>52226025
>task manager
Don't use windows

>>52227167
I think people are still under the impression that linux is spooky, cumbersome nerdware.

>>52225035
"token gated" what does this even mean? every cryptocurrency has coins so what is your point?

>>52225555
makes me laugh that people are buying an ICO scam on the binance scam chain

>>52170996
Buy a refurb pixel 4a off amazon.com (or wherever) and you can use webusb to unlock the bootloader and install graphene os easy as shit. I remmever to flash ROMs on droids having to do CLI shit, its way easier now.
The 4a has a shorter support life but no 5g radio. Its sim card slot is fragile so don't drop it. I have like 5 of them and the ones I need sim usage on I don't touch unless talking or texting or tethering on the go.
The beater ones just have WiFi and they are tough except for that bullshit sim slot.
Scores good on all the web fingerprint testing websites, etc. Graphene is great.

>>52172036
how does a pixel phone (de googled) compared to an iphone (with icloud disabled) for being secure / private?

>>52228809
apple is proprietary and that is all you need to know to make your decision.

>>52228809
kek.

>>52217166
its pumping like crazyyy today
wtfwt???

>>52202089
cute cow baby.

Sats have been recovering.

>>52192004
Sell me on xytech Anon, what make it different from others laptop reseller.

>>52230626
>what make it different from others laptop reseller.
Xytech gets used thinkpads and refurbishes them. Thinkpads are basically the best computers from a computing privacy perspective, because one can remove/disable the Intel ME chip within them. (If you don't know about Intel ME, look it up, it is horrible).

Xytech also seems to upgrade the default hardware that comes with the Thinkpad X220 models. Among the upgrades he puts is the Full HD screen mod, which is very good as the default screen on Thinkpad X220 is an eyesore.

Apart from that, he accepts XMR and ships from Singapore.

There is also nitropad refurbished Thinkpads, which come with hardware mods similar to those of Xytech's, but they don't accept XMR yet (you guys all should write an email to their support and get them accept XMR). And they ship from Germany.

>>52230725
Thanks, I want to buy one now but its a little expensive for my poorfag ass.

>>52230725
Can't for open hardware commercial PCs/laptops. RISC V, Power9/10 for the win.

>>52230914
Same here. I added the bookmarks to those shops, for the next bullrun.

>>52230974
>RISC V, Power9/10 for the win.
Show me a commercial product that's accessible to me, and that I can run debian on, that uses whatever tech you are talking about.

>>52230974
>>52231001
Sorry, I meant to say "can't wait".

There is this raptorcs.com, but it's like 5 grand. kek.

>>52169433

Anons your participation needed, post advices and monerochans

Global Hyperinflation General /GHG/ >>>/pol/402863565

>>52225555
not impressed

I'm new to monero, just got a few tokens and am mining the solo and p2p pool. One of u autists info dump me all the info you have on XMR so this autist can learn

If I am a shop owner who wants to accept monero for my onlineshop, how do i do it without using any 3rd party API? For bitcoin there is btcpayserver but what's the equivalent to accept monero?

>>52232086
Anon on the monero gui wallet I know there is an option for businesses to accept XMR. I've never used it but I know it's there

>>52169433
making out with the monero-chan!

>>52232115
I know that, but how do I implement that on my online shop to automate the payment process of the costumers? Preferably without Javascript

>>52232047
>>52170258
The general info dump is good for a lot of basics. If you're an autist you will live obscure (but helpful) economics research into behavioral finance and game theory.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REC5V7d3pqM

>>52232086
Doesn't btcpayserver support xmr as well?
I though i read somewhere it does.

>>52232505
You're right, it does. Didn't know that, it's new.
https://sethforprivacy.com/guides/accepting-monero-via-btcpay-server/

>>52215203
You're doing God's work AI art anon. I'm not familiar with that kind of stuff but once there's a guide or something similar you'd best believe I'll be mining Monero-chans 24/7/365

shut up parker you stupid fucking jannie nigger

>>52232919
> I'm not familiar with that kind of stuff but once there's a guide or something similar you'd best believe I'll be mining Monero-chans 24/7/365

Proof-of Waifu: miners have 2 minutes to generate hyper-realistic Monero-chans, the hottest one (as judged by horny AI) wins the block reward.

Would this work?

>>52232209
Huh never seen this talk amd I'm fan of him.
Good stuff.
Any wise anon here could recommend where I could learn more game theory stuff?
This seems more like a psychology than a economics field of research.

>>52233371
>This seems more like a psychology than a economics field of research.
Not really, it's something very common in videogames for example, with thé concept of meta and all.
The only difference is that you need to take the Law into account when applied IRL.
You dont need to be smart or educated either, migrants going to the EU and leeching whatever welfare they are given is them gaming the system and ideological stance of the EU too.

>>52233564
The fact that the higher the stakes the higher the chance on party snitches on the other in prisoners dilemma seems like psychology to me, or that losses hurt way more than gains and why is that.

>>52169433
how do i anonymously exchange my ethereum for monero

online, i don't go out of the house that is

>>52234357
Use burner ETH wallet and tor. Swap on fixedfloat

i wish monero had a stable coin on its chain

>>52234403
Silver is my stablecoin.

>>52234403
My balls are a better peg than the fucking (((d*ollar))).

>>52234357
>how do i anonymously exchange my ethereum for monero

Linux newfag

Is it safe to install the Monero GUI Wallet from the Mint package manager?

>>52234754
Compare the source code.

>>52234401
>fixedfloat
thx

>>52234754
Install it from the getmonero website and check the binaries.

>>52229206
STILL PUMPING HARD WTF

>>52169433
https://files.catbox.moe/xw0ixw.mp4

>>52235341
>and check the binaries.
Im not so good with computers.
What does this mean? Or should I just install it on W10? Probably saver for some noob like me. But thanks anyway

>>52235942
No. Please. No windows. Yes, it's ok to install from Linux Mint repo. The beauty of open source is that people can check the code. If there were any shenanigans, ppl would notice. Just keep your fat main stack on a paper wallet. The seed (24 words) is the most important thing. There are tons of easy to memorize ciphers. Linux (mainstream distros) is very noob/beginner friendly, some are even designed for windowsfags to transition. Linux being this complicated super hacker os is a myth. Fuck William Fence.

can someone explain this to me in lehman terms?

"12 minute readNovember 4, 20221:06 PM EDTLast Updated 3 hours ago
Crypto exchange Binance helped Iranian firms trade $8 billion despite sanctions
By Angus Berwick
and Tom Wilson
Illustration shows representations of cryptocurrency Binance and Iran flag
Illustration shows representations of cryptocurrency Binance and Nobitex logo
Binance logo and stock graph are displayed in this illustration

[1/4] Representations of cryptocurrency Binance are seen in front of displayed Iran flag in this illustration taken November 3, 2022. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration

Summary

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$7.8 bln of trades were via Iran's biggest crypto exchange Nobitex
Revelations come amid U.S. Justice Department probe into Binance
Binance says is not a U.S. company, but has taken proactive steps to limit exposure to the Iranian marketplace

LONDON, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Crypto giant Binance has processed Iranian transactions with a value of $8 billion since 2018 despite U.S. sanctions intended to cut Iran off from the global financial system, blockchain data show.

Almost all the funds, some $7.8 billion, flowed between Binance and Iran's largest crypto exchange, Nobitex, according to a review of data from leading U.S. blockchain researcher Chainalysis. Nobitex offers guidance on its website on how to skirt sanctions.
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Three-quarters of the Iranian funds that passed through Binance were in a relatively low-profile cryptocurrency called Tron that gives users an option to conceal their identities. In a blog post last year, Nobitex encouraged clients to use Tron - a mid-tier token - to trade anonymously without "endangering assets due to sanctions.""

https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/exclusive-crypto-exchange-binance-helped-iranian-firms-trade-8-billion-despite-2022-11-04/

>>52236793
"Three-quarters of the Iranian funds that passed through Binance were in a relatively low-profile cryptocurrency called Tron that gives users an option to conceal their identities. In a blog post last year, Nobitex encouraged clients to use Tron - a mid-tier token - to trade anonymously without "endangering assets due to sanctions.""

>>52236812
wow Monero AND Zcash are shitcoins.

token not needed lol

this is back in 2020

https://twitter.com/zkWrapper/status/1310107835284385794

>>52194212
>>52194232
>>52196167
>>52196181
>>52196230
>>52196287
>>52196301
>>52222127
>>52236793
>>52236812
>>52236877
Nigger dumbcunt peace of shit. You dysgenic inbred puss and maggot filled blown out sphincter. Shut The Fuck Up. KYS.

Amazing to see all these people who can't stop paying attention to Monero. I guess it is pretty hard to ignore a project that is going so well.
Happy Friday.

>>52237068
Happy Friday, m8.

>>52236812

Some people just gotta learn the hard way.

Infinite supply shitcoin, sell and buy BTC instead while its still cheap.

>>52234754
Run cli in linux like the chad you are
https://youtu.be/wMY_Sx3o26k

>>52237332
>Infinite supply shitcoin

Try again.

>>52237364

lol what kind of cope is this? This shitcoin inflates forever, dont even try to deny it.

>>52237332
see tail emission and how ideal monetary policy should be

Funny how you think that a limited supply is advantageous for a supposed currency ( 1xmr = 1xmr, while btc isn't)

>>52237498

Printer go brrrrrrr. No thanks, I'd prefer my holdings increase in value over time.

>>52237461
>It inflates at a pre-established rate you tard

>>52237573

inflation = inflation = inflation, genius

>>52237546
Until 2040-01-20 there will be less monero then bitcoin, so make of that what you will.

Rationality wins in the long game

>>52237053
ouch it actually looks like I have some good evidence to back-up my believe that Monero is a scam coin

>>52237644
>ouch it actually looks like I have some good evidence to back-up my believe that Monero is a scam coin

Yeah, we know. Be sure to spread the word.

>>52237604
>inflation = inflation = inflation, genius

>>52237653
my advice

literally buy anything in the top 10 that is not a meme coin

This leaves ...
Solana
BNB
Ethereum

Monero was once in the top 10

ask yourself why it is now out of the top 25

>>52237621

So you're still just making excuses for having endless inflation. Gotcha.

https://petertodd.org/2022/surprisingly-tail-emission-is-not-inflationary
Monero is pretty cool.

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>>52234401
how would this possibly work? you just connect the wallets together as the same person.

>>52237461
>lol what kind of cope is this? This shitcoin inflates forever, dont even try to deny it.
he doesn't even understand the basics of a currency. should we tell him?

>>52169433
got my first xmr today
thanks bros

>>52238179
So because two wallets interacted it means one person owns both?
>>52238453
Welcome friend

Monero is de-facto deflationary.
Not going to elaborate why, but if you know, you know.
Last post for this thread I guess.

>>52228573
It means that you have to hold the token to use the platform which is a deficiency

>>52239759
>waiting til the thread ends to answer simple question
also,
>It means that you have to hold the token to use the platform which is a deficiency
That means literally nothing, what are you even saying? If I just wanted privacy for myself, and didn't care about "tokens", then I would use TOR, I2P, or any other darknet.

Or hell, I would just use an end-to-end encrypted connection if I wanted to do that, don't need a darknet for that if I don't care about being not anonymous.