/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9535497
That’s the beauty of crypto, and especially Monero, it works for payment, whether allowed or not.

Humble 800k watch merchant.

>>9535497
How is Fiat even allowed?

>>9535497
the jews and globalists want cryptocurrencies because then money will have sovereignty and they can buy up the remaining parts of the world they do not yet own. This plan might work but it is still unknown

>>9535497
if monero captures even a fraction of offshore, hidden wealth, it will be a $12-1300 coin. and that's conservative.
safest 2-3y moon mission out there imo. works as advertised today... not many coins can say that. pic related.

>>9536603
not only does it work as advertised today, with bulletproofs it will do it for 1/5th the tx cost and size.

I have a small bot that mixes XMR to increase the overall TXO pool

>>9536603
thanks just bought an unknown amount of monero

>>9536603
Problem is anyone looking to offshore their money isn't going to settle for some volatile crypto.

>>9536702
I laughed out loud irl

As a massive monero hodler looking to hedge, what's the next best privacy project?

>>9535497
how are you?

>>9536866
give it a few years. SCREENCAP DIS

>>9537563
don't invest yet. I'm building a crypto platform right now.

It will be safe, using state of the art ECIES with EC-keys, and SHA256-EC signatures which AFAIK is the most modern security stack of any crypto right now.

It will be immutable, distributed, scalable (fucking obviously, that's the point of distributed software), allow smart contracts and have a proof-of-livelyness model where you get rewarded for staying active in the network. All of which is written in java, including the smart contracts in a way so simple ethereum in comparison will seem like assembly to javascript.

There is no public information about it right now. It's my graduation thesis for my Master's degree. The algorithmics are mostly done (e.g. it does what it's supposed to) but the whole building of the network is yet to come.

>mfw unironically writing a crypto platform
>pls invest in me I don't want to wageslave

>>9537664
Wow anon, that seems to be amazing desu.

>>9537664
>All of which is written in java
D R O P P E D

>>9538257
this

>>9537589
Probably older than a lot of people here, and he might remember what happened to other alternative currency projects and their creators before Bitcoin.

The problem with monero is its untraceable nature

The drug dealer you sent it to can just say it never arrived and you can't prove you sent anything and now he wants to fuck your shit up

Can you give me a quick rundown on the how to avoid taxes with monero meme?

>>9538877
Step 1 dont pay taxes

>>9538884
Yes, and then?

>>9538896
????

>>9538865
ESCROW FAGGOT- HEARD OF IT?

>>9538877
They say you can easily buy luxury goods (like limited edition watches) with Monero, and then with some magic tricks unknown to me you can liquidate your investment without paying taxes. Not advice.

if you are invested in crypto and don't own some XMR you probably aren't making it