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Dude just buy monero, thats it. Stop gambling on premined centralized public shitcoins and buy the future worlds currency.

>> No.24674560

>>24674550
based

>> No.24674578

Monero is only good as a currency, not trading for gains.

>> No.24674600
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Monero 1k$ when

>> No.24674659

https://www.btctimes.com/insight/michael-saylor-on-bitcoins-next-billion-hodlers

>“Stop talking about regulatory arbitrage. Censorship-resistance, privacy, and tax evasion are bad ideas. We hate that.”

>The conversation began with a huge letdown. I had asked Michael Saylor what could motivate greater institutional investment in Bitcoin—after all, if Bitcoin is going to the moon, we’re gonna need a lot of deep pockets to climb on board.

>“People with billions of dollars don’t want to invest in crypto networks that support anarchists,” Saylor explained.

>Anything that advertises privacy and freedom from government theft becomes a direct enemy of the FBI, Interpol, and every law enforcement agency on the planet.

>> No.24674665
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>>24674550
Important links:

WHAT IS MONERO?
https://web.getmonero.org/resources/about/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8quGD9W7B2I&vl=en

HOW TO STORE MONERO:
https://cakewallet.com/ < A simple, phone friendly wallet

https://www.getmonero.org/downloads/ < Full GUI wallet

WHERE TO GET MONERO?
https://localmonero.co/?language=en <(Always look for vendors with lots of good reviews)
https://coinatmradar.com/bitcoin-atm-near-me/ <Crypto ATM locations
https://kycnot.me/ <Exchanges and services with no KYC requirements
https://web.getmonero.org/get-started/mining/ <A brief introduction to PoW Mining.
https://moneroblocks.info/stats/transaction-stats < Monero Daily Transactions

>> No.24674834

>>24674659
Ah, yes, the ethical billionaire problem. That is why there is no money in so-called "tax havens", and that is why business elites never use the same banks as criminal organizations. Right? I'm not sure why there's $10 trillion USD floating around these tax havens, but it can't be because rich people like privacy or anything like that.

>> No.24674838

You're unironically actually fully retarded if you think this shitcoin has a 0.00001% chance of becoming a global currency.

>> No.24674878

>>24674550
Why the crown has 3 hexagons?

>> No.24674971

>>24674838
Whatever you say glownigger

>> No.24674993
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>>24674578

>Fulfilling the only three purposes of coins (decentralization, privacy, currency) is a detractor from its value.

Imaging being this retarded

>> No.24674997

>>24674550
My only concern is it getting regulated in to oblivion

>> No.24675092

>We must do everything possible to make sure the currency monopoly remains in the hands of states.

https://www.reuters.com/article/g7-digital-idUSKBN28H1Y6

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>>24674550
The day will come when the sanhedrin sends anyone who ever got close to this coin to a Federal rape gulag.

You better make damn sure we win.

>> No.24675325

>>24674550
>Dude just buy PirateChain, thats it. Stop gambling on premined centralized public shitcoins and buy the future worlds currency.
FTFY

>> No.24675365
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>>24674838
>shitcoin
>monero

>> No.24675519

Monero is an overpriced fork of Bytecoin that can be tracked, use 0x.Monero or PRV.

>> No.24675605

you have to be delusional to believe both that Monero is a shitcoin and that Monero will be the future worlds currency.
In all practicality, everybody should at least have a hitmans fee worth of Monero for a rainy day. Anything less is retarded and anything more is overkill.

>> No.24676471

>>24674550
But anon, I already did!

>> No.24676528

>>24674838
hi moishe

>> No.24676532
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24676532

>>24675519
Good evening, India!

>> No.24676559

>>24675605
sure raju, i'll listen to people who shit in the street

>> No.24677175

>>24676532
>>24676559

What the hell.

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>>24674550

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>>24674665
knowledge is power anon
>>24674838
fucking glowie
>>24674550
based

>> No.24677516

>>24675605
I disagree. I think Monero is one of the strongest long term investments in crypto at the moment, if not the strongest.
The dark net markets moving towards Monero is a bellweather. Monero's built-in privacy has convinced a group of people to turn away from transparent chains to opaque ones. In doing so, it signifies the first shift in this emerging asset class towards privacy, and it shows the prelude towards an adjustment from normal users who are currently unaware of the terrible privacy that blockchains like Bitcoin have in lieu of chain analysis. As more regulations come into place -- and more regulations will come about, it is inevitable -- more people will seek financial privacy. So to say that investing heavily in privacy is a bad idea, especially in a sector that has laughably atrocious privacy, is in itself retarded.

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24677538

rappaporting in

>> No.24677709

>>24674550
based af.

>> No.24677867

>>24674550
moonero.

>> No.24678613

>>24677538
Based

>> No.24679588

>>24674550
based

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>>24677538
Mining on my single Ryzen 3900XT.

comfy af

>> No.24680457

>>24674997
How can you regulate something you can't trace?

>> No.24680495

Bros can we be sure that Monero cant be traced ?
I get the value of privacy, and i mean if the shitcoin called Bitcoin can go to 20k Monero should def also be able to.

>> No.24680645

>>24674665
>>24674550
I don't understand the point of Monero.
When you are going to buy or trade some other crypto you will deposit Monero to your Binance account who has all your personal information.

>> No.24680847

>>24680495
There are many people who could profit millions and millions of dollars off breaking Monero so I have strong confidence in it

>> No.24680879

>>24680645
Just don’t use Binance then?

>> No.24680967

>>24680645
i made my basednance account in 2017 and i've never had to give them my id.

>> No.24681296

>>24680645
Monero is like cash. Once you withdraw it from an exchange it can't be traced. This is different than something like Bitcoin, which can very easily be traced with today's chain analysis technology once it leaves an exchange.
What is happening right now is every KYC exchange has the information of wallets that people have sent their Bitcoin to off of an exchange, and these wallets are monitored for things such as tax evasion or sending funds to "blacklisted" wallet addresses.
Once a wallet address is linked to your identity every future transaction associated with it will be known by the feds. There are numerous stories already of people attempting to cash out Bitcoin and having their accounts frozen for "suspicious activity". Sometimes these people are innocent but they fall victim to a prior Bitcoin user that used the Bitcoin for something bad.
So you are correct that the exchange will know if you withdraw or deposit Monero at certain times, but they have no idea what you do with your Monero once it is in your personal wallet. You could hold on to it forever, or you could spend it weekly. Monero is what we call "fungible".
>>24680495
If you take the time to study Monero you'll realize that, with the exception of metadata, Monero ensures untraceable transactions. Wallet transactions don't appear on the block chain, amounts of obfuscated, and ring signatures show decoy transactions that an adversary won't be able to differentiate. The math behind it is a little complex so I'd recommend reading "Mastering Monero" if you want to read up on it (it's free).