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[Anonymous No.14178658]

MOTHER
FUCKING
DAMN IT
I BOUGHT NEARLY 500 OF THIS SHIT
WHY IS IT STILL SUB 100
WHAT THE FUCK DO PEOPLE NOT GET ABOUT PRIVACY BEING IMPORTANT REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[Anonymous No.14178679]

>>14178658
30k $ soon

[Anonymous No.14178686]

>>14178679
Fucking when? I've been hearing that shit for years now! Nobody gets it!

[Anonymous No.14178714]

>people post the most intimate details of their lives all over the internet for likes
>Thinks privacy is a feature people will want

[Anonymous No.14178731]

>>14178658
Soon.

[Anonymous No.14178734]

Support was 0.001 BTC in last bearmarket, it couldnt break that. It just couldn't. It stayed there for MONTHS. Untiul the pump started and you got a 0.04 BTC monero.

Now support is 0.01 BTC. What are your plans faggot?

[Anonymous No.14178739]

>>14178658

You dumb. Buy more.

[Anonymous No.14178762]

what exchange has liquidity that americans can use? i dont wanna get a bag and unable to sell it once binance closes.

[Anonymous No.14178818]

>>14178658
the jews dont want to allow this coin to succeed because it would undermine their control.

[Anonymous No.14178820]

>>14178762
poloniex, kraken, bittrex

[Anonymous No.14178837]

I didn't buy this coin just to piss OP off

[Anonymous No.14178838]

>>14178734
buy at 0.01, sell at 0.4

[Anonymous No.14178859]

why does everyone pretend like bitcoin mixers arent a thing.

[Anonymous No.14178861]

>>14178714
lmao this.

maybe 1 out of every 10 000 people care.

[Anonymous No.14178873]

>>14178859
mixers dont do shit
they why people pretend they arent a thing

[Anonymous No.14179228]

>>14178859
I've heard reports of exchanges discriminating on mixed bitcoin already, or even just bitcoin bought off of DEXs like BISQ. Bitcoin Taint is a real issue that's going to end up either fucking Monero's ecosystem up or helping it. Can't tell which yet.

[Anonymous No.14179264]

>>14178859
>>14178873
>>14179228
The same reason everyone pretends bitcoin mixers are good enough

[Anonymous No.14179369]

>>14178658
>hey look, wallet 4858cj485830xjeueubdy373774828.!;$ has a million dollars haha we all know how much money that guy or maybe girl has hahahahaha they should have got minero instead!!!

Crypto was never meant to replace money. It was meant for two purposes:

1) store of value for FIAT
2) securing data via decentralization

Don’t need privacy for either of these things, it’s just a nice to have. Nice to have’s don’t make for a product. Especially not a nice to have for a “digital money” which isn’t even a thing anyone wants.

Invest in bitcoin, ETH, and decentralization enabling utility tokens. Everything else is trash.

[Anonymous No.14180114]

>>14179369
>>hey look, wallet 4858cj485830xjeueubdy373774828.!;$ has a million dollars haha we all know how much money that guy or maybe girl has hahahahaha they should have got minero instead!!!
>lets find out who that is and rob them.

[Anonymous No.14180143]

>>14178658
monero has been performing better than most top cryptos the past few days what are you crying about?

[Anonymous No.14180151]

>>14179369
Crypto was designed to be peer to peer electronic cash. It can’t function as such without basic privacy. Your joke about the wallet address is bullshit since one link of that pseudonymous wallet to a bank account or credit card reveals everything about the owner in the case of bitcoin.

[Anonymous No.14180512]

>>14180143
it should be ten fucking times where its at

privacy = fungibility, why the fuck can't people see this
Even devs of the major chains have their heads up their asses with this
https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/bitcoin-ml/2018-April/000702.html
>Finally, I think allowing users the unhindered ability to
(optionally) join their transactions provides the perfect level
of privacy and fungibility for Bitcoin Cash. If we go
"too dark" like XMR, there will be greater hostility
from governments and other entities under state and social pressure.

>Strategically, if our goal is worldwide adoption, that's an important consideration.

What in the fucking fuck?

[Anonymous No.14180544]

>>14180512
>If we go "too dark" like XMR, there will be greater hostility from governments and other entities under state and social pressure.
He's right though

[Anonymous No.14180615]

>>14180544
He's not wrong, but he is wrong in the implication that a public crypto can succeed by getting government approval, explicitly or implicitly. They never will. It doesn't matter if you are totally open or totally private. So why gimp yourself trying to appease them?

[Anonymous No.14180763]

>>14178658
it will get delisted from most exchanges
you wont be able to convert them to fiat
all normies will dump it. enjoy your 1 dollar bags

[Anonymous No.14181028]

>>14180763
If you have to KYC at every exchange, why would they care?

[Anonymous No.14181218]

>>14178658
Imagine paying to go to prison for years. This is essentially what you are doing buying this government backdoored privacy coin

[Anonymous No.14181250]

>>14181218
>government backdoored
proofs

[Anonymous No.14181288]

>>14181250
check the open source code retard

[Anonymous No.14181313]

>>14178859
Look up what a bitcoin mixer does and then think about why people dont bother using them.

[Anonymous No.14181326]

>>14180615
This. Governments will only accept state backed coins anyways so my as well go full Monero

[Anonymous No.14181356]

>>14180763
Normies don’t hold xmr they hold litecone

[Anonymous No.14181373]

>>14181288
if it’s right there in the open source then how come no ones found it but you ?

[Anonymous No.14181377]

>>14180763

If it gets banned I think it will get more valuable.

If you HAVE TO transact privately you have no other choise, either you buy or you get swated

[Anonymous No.14181386]

>>14178658
Who here ubt cult?

[Anonymous No.14181396]

>>14181373
no one is smart enough to look for it and find it. you think people on this board or on plebbit actually review code and dyor? kek, you will stay poor listening to them

[Anonymous No.14181409]

>>14181377
if it gets banned it will be considered a threat to governments which will make it more desirable among anti-government individuals

[Anonymous No.14181431]

>>14181396
>no one in the entire world except me as found out the backdoor which is openly and plainly displayed on their github
>no one in existance has ever posted this on reddit or telegram or any means of social media
>me, anonymous 4chan poster has figured it all out

[Anonymous No.14181488]

>>14181431
others know you dumb fuck, there is just no reason to share it when we can still make money pumping it to dump on newfags. if it was actually 100% private you think the market cap would still be at ~$1.5billion? wow you people are stupid

[Anonymous No.14181490]

>>14178686
they'll get it when they face consequences from using a transparent ledger

[Anonymous No.14181510]

>>14181488
>im in some secret whale pump and dump group who knows about moneros secret backdoor and we exploit it to dump on people

you realize monero is one the most stable coins out there right? it literally never pumps and dumps. it has steady growth. your fud is hilarious

[Anonymous No.14181557]

>>14181510
stay poor and in prison. tried to save a couple anons, hopefully some listen. but you can get locked up for all i care

[Anonymous No.14181571]

>>14181557
>getting locked up for private currency

i guess everyone who holds US dollars is going to prison then too eh? it's even more anonymous than monero

DUMP YOUR DOLLARS EVERYONE!
lmao

[Anonymous No.14181594]

Man just wait until governments start banning Monero and exchanges delisting it, and sell on some DeX. Easy 100x at least.

[Anonymous No.14181618]

>>14181571
i love when this argument gets used. it just really shows how retarded you are. cash is becoming obsolete due to everything being digitized. cash will only be used by 3rd worlders

[Anonymous No.14181639]

XMR is good for drug dealers and terrorist. Normis dont need too much privency. Bcash/ltc is perfect for them

[Anonymous No.14181641]

>>14181618
>financial privacy is bannable, enforceable, and will result in jail time

imagine believing this

[Anonymous No.14181658]

>uuooXUew
This fucking faggot is in every monero thread

[Anonymous No.14181668]

>>14181639
normies dont have any money like whales who want privacy do

staceys mom and her friend jill who are throwing 100 dollars into litecoin aren't pumping shit.

rich criminals with too much money and no where to put it will pump monero

[Anonymous No.14181670]

>>14180763
>>14181218
+15 rupees bsv shills.

[Anonymous No.14181717]

>>14178658

Its Sub 100 , because is that the focus right now is on Bitcoin.
There is also not a huge demand for Anonimity coins. I guess there will be a Huge demand when bitcoin reaches 6 figures , because most of the volume would be traders hiding their assets in stable well known anon coins from the gov.
Dunno what the Gov will do then. If monero should reach 30k€ im gonna cash out and get every single of my 21 XMR taxfree cuz i live in germanistan

[Anonymous No.14181740]

>>14181641
imagine not believing this and posting frogs
>>14181658
someone has to warn anons. I'm proud to say that not all the warnings are me, others are posting what i post because they are realizing what is happening

[Anonymous No.14181751]

>>14178658
>he thinks privacy exists in 2019

[Anonymous No.14181786]

>>14181740
they gave the same warnings about bitcoin pre-2014 they said it was gonna be banned. the fact that monero has the same fud as bitcoin did is super bullish

>>14181751
then how much xmr do i have? ill give you my address

[Anonymous No.14181860]

>>14181740
>someone has to warn anons
Most can think for their own. You sound as you have a short position running bad.

[Anonymous No.14181891]

>>14181740
Proofs or gtfo Craig's bitch.
Also :
> being that retarded to think that if governments ban something it will become cheaper, not skyrocket in price.

[Anonymous No.14181922]

>>14178714
Honestly this. In a world where people genuinely don't care about privacy until the news tells them to, and it's increasingly more expensive to stay connected and maintain a semblance of privacy, Monero is doing the right thing for the wrong people

[Anonymous No.14181942]

>>14178859


>move money from one back account to another, to another, really fast
>Spend my fresh clean new private dollars on whatever I want
>Pic related

[Anonymous No.14181960]

>>14181557>>14181594
>Man just wait until governments start banning Monero and exchanges delisting it, and sell on some DeX. Easy 100x at least.

So what if they ban it?
The devs gonna Split Monero then , one privacy and one public coin.
Probably gonna implement some other shit to it then.
Also Monero would get so much public atraction then.

[Anonymous No.14181970]

>>14181641
It's not funny, it's sad

[Anonymous No.14182069]

>>14178714
but people dont post their bank statements online

[Anonymous No.14182598]

>>14182069
No, but with bitcoin they do. Here is a copy pasta why this is bad:
You are traveling through parts of a country with a medium to high violent crime rate. You need to use some of your Bitcoin to pay for something. If every person you transact with knows exactly how much money you have, this is a threat to your personal physical safety.

You are a business that receives a payment from a supplier. That supplier will be able to see how much money your business has, and therefore can guess at how price sensitive you are in future negotiations. They can see every single other payment you’ve ever received to that Bitcoin address, and therefore determine what other suppliers you are dealing with and how much you are paying those suppliers. They may be able to roughly determine how many customers you have and how much you charge your customers. This is commercially sensitive information that damages your negotiating position enough to cause you relative financial loss.

You are a private citizen paying for online goods and services. You are aware that it is common practice for companies to attempt to use ‘price discrimination’ algorithms to attempt to determine the highest prices they can offer future services to you at, and you would prefer they do not have the information advantage of knowing how much you spend and where you spend it.

You sell cupcakes and receive Bitcoin as payment. It turns out that someone who owned that Bitcoin before you was involved in criminal activity. Now you are worried that you have become a suspect in a criminal case, because the movement of funds to you is a matter of public record. You are also worried that certain Bitcoins that you thought you owned will be considered ‘tainted’ and that others will refuse to accept them as payment