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16660662 No.16660662 [Reply] [Original]

What's the problem with Monero? Still new as fuck to this, but to me it seems useful if you're planning on buying drugs or some shit. Not very good for making bank off, though.

>> No.16660668

You are black, correct?

>> No.16660670

It’s the only crypto that’s actually fungible.

>> No.16660675

>>16660670
>he thinks fungibility matters when no one does peer to peer transactions anyways

>> No.16660676

>>16660662
Monero will be blacklisted soon from all big exchanges. It has already started

>> No.16660681

>>16660676
Who cares when you have DEX's

>> No.16660682

>>16660662
>useful if you're planning on buying drugs
i think i found your problem

>> No.16660684

>>16660675
P2P will skyrocket as the banking and monetary system collapses.

>> No.16660700

>>16660676
Zoomers will be smart enough to figure out how to use dex's and the boomers will die off soon

>> No.16660706

>>16660662
tracing attacks

>> No.16660716

>>16660681
>>16660700
Times running out. XMR liquidity will be complete garbage soon

>> No.16660752

>>16660662
The actual answer is that normies are scared off by the tech and the “shadiness” of the coin.

The real ones recognize that monero is a literal upgrade of bitcoin, and the crypto with the highest ceiling. The monero grass roots community has a Linux vibe, where they aren’t seeking profit but instead are working on improving the tech. It’s an extremely safe hedge with the potential to one day be the dankest Swiss bank the world has ever know.

>> No.16660819

>>16660752
Yeah, that's why I don't get why people tend to shit on it. It seems like the kind of thing internet libertarians would suck off non-stop.

>> No.16660835

>>16660682
It was an example.

>> No.16660840

>>16660819
Yep. Accumulate while it’s still cheap, learn the tech (I recommend mastering monero), and convert bitcoin friends.

>> No.16660868

>>16660840
Since I only started paying attention to this shit yesterday, I'm pretty certain I'm being a complete retard about everything, so I'm just using whatever GPU and CPU power I'm not actively using to mine it. If it goes well, I might buy a rig.

And, yes, I know I should go kms.

>> No.16660955

I have a small bag on Circle I want to dump for fiat. When moon sirs?

>> No.16660988
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16660988

best picture but scammers wont understand

>> No.16661006

>>16660684
as the "banking and monetary system" collapses you can be assured that your XMR will become completely useless as you will no longer have access to the internet.

>> No.16661023

>making bank off
The problem is that you want to profit on everything and blame shitcoins like XMR that already has an established use case (CP, drug, money laundering etc).

>> No.16661055

>>16661023
Did you read my post? I said I *don't* care about not being able to make bank off XMR.

>> No.16661068

>>16661023
this comment is a pretty great example of how normies react to Monero. Because they unknowingly fetishize the surveillance state, they will parrot whatever pro big goverment propaganda they can to act like fungibility and privacy is a bad thing. Notwithstanding the fact that those three things mentioned are paid for on a much, much larger scale today with Fiat or even Bitcoins.

explain to me why the attributes of privacy and being fungible are bad anon.

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16661260

>>16660662
XMR is the comfiest hold