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What most think bitcoin is.

Hope you guys got a few tickets, this is going to quad digits

>> No.17064551

>>17064279
Sure, mate.
The new RPC payment makes my wet dreams come true.

>> No.17064555

>>17064279
>this is going to quad digits
I'm more interested in XMR:BTC ratio

>> No.17064589

>>17064551
red pill me on RPC payments

>> No.17064785

>>17064589
Monero allows offchain micro payments.

>> No.17065772

Monero is king

>> No.17065877

>>17064555
Me too. I think the ratio is going to settle between 0.08 and 0.1
>>17065772
Based and redpilled

>> No.17066121

>>17064279
Monero and some of its forks are the only real cryptocurrencies!

>> No.17066150

Any of you guys hear of white house market? Seems like the darknet is finally getting smart about cryptos.

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>>17066150
redpill me on white house market

>> No.17066174

>>17064279
>barely used in less than 1% of all crypto transactions
Bullish!

>> No.17066190

>>17066172
His daddy had JFK killed and installed Johnson who expanded the glowniggers while implementing Welfare for niggers. The downfall of America.

>> No.17066196

>>17066172
it's a new dark net site that deals exclusively with Monero. Hearing it's name a lot now that Apollon went down.

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17066199

>>17066190
yeah but donald rumsfeld was pretty based

>> No.17066202

>>17064279
>a few tickets
okay summerfag

>> No.17066204

>>17066199
Off to the chambers you go.

>> No.17066218

>>17064279
Monero IS the real Bitcoin. All the maximalists and BSV toddlers are seething

>> No.17066227

>>17066196
a monero exclusive market will get a fulltime glowy ddos

>> No.17066265

>>17066227
yeah they have rotating mirrors, but this is the reality. They have a very nice PGP security protocol as well and because the XMR usage is mandatory it is a welcome shift. I think we are finally going to take over the darknet usage.

>> No.17066285

>>17064279
Government might put their foot down on it eventually.

>> No.17066306

>>17066285
How? Im sure the CIA could bug all computers to attack the blockchain but Monero team is incredible and would likely fork it before it happened. So an atomic bomb attack as well might be needed. But even then I put the monero team ahead of the CIA, unless the CIA Clintons the whole team.

>> No.17066329

>>17066285
Which government?
I can definitely see an authoritarian government banning (or attempting to ban) Monero, which would be bullish as fuck.
But the American government moves painfully slow so I really doubt we will see any "banning" for quite some time, and even then they would have no way of enforcing it.

>> No.17066363

>>17066306
>>17066329
Mainly talking about limiting access to it by regulating exchange platforms. But other than that you are right there is no way to "ban" it in that sense and yes, US and western governments move probably too slow for something like that for the forseeable future. However, I think that even just limiting access would be enough to seriously damage the coin.

>> No.17066365

>>17066174
>>barely used in less than 1% of all crypto transactions
Bullish!
lmao there is absolutely, literally ununironically NO way to know that as transactions are 100% private.
Monero MCAP? no way of knowing.
Top wallet holders? no way of knowing.
etc
Monero is so beautiful.

>> No.17066367

>>17064279
Yep, mining this on your pc right now, thanks

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17066371

>>17066329
>>17066363

>Think the pools can't be shut down.

Better go with anti-pool coin like Nerva.

>> No.17066373

>>17066367
kek

>> No.17066383

>>17066363
Realistically, I think we are AT LEAST two years away from any thing happening to Monero. It's probably closer to the 5-10 range. We need at least one more bull run and an increase in adoption and education. But at that point, the more educated base of Monero supporters will know how to adapt to any inconveniences. So even if some exchanges are pressured, for example, I think it would just push people to the non KYC exchanges, or to decentralzied exchanges.

I also don't see how you can even ban Monero in america, considering it is computer code. It seems like a first amendment issue more than anything else.

>> No.17066413

>>17066371
we went almost 30 posts without a stinky pajeet. why'd you have to ruin it apu?