XMR Monero General

[Anonymous No.25304270]

Welcome to the Monero General, dedicated to the discussion of the world's leading decentralized p2p privacy cryptocurrency!

Monero is secure, low-fee, and borderless, meaning users can send XMR around the globe despite corrupt governments or broken financial systems. Innovative privacy features such as Ring Signatures, Stealth Addresses, and Ring CT (hidden tx amounts) ensure that Monero's blockchain is obfuscated -- the financial history of all Monero users is encrypted from the prying eyes of adversaries on a public blockchain, with the proof of the transactions being possible by a Monero user willingly providing a view key for a specific transaction if needed.

Monero has also improved upon the scaling downsides of the current popular cryptos. To avoid high fees, dynamic block size ensures that the size of the blocks will increase as the amount of txs goes higher. Further, the mining network algorithm Random X establishes that anybody with a CPU can participate in mining, preventing the ASIC miner domination that creates a high barrier of entry. Lastly, the mining network will be preserved by Tail Emission -- instead of the block reward falling to zero like with Bitcoin, the block reward will gradually approach 0.6 XMR in May 2022, where it will forever stay. This constant linear inflation means the inflation rate will asymptotically go to zero while continuing to provide an incentive to miners to maintain the network.

If you still have questions, feel free to ask and a Monero Chad will be with you shortly.


OFFICIAL WEBSITE - https://web.getmonero.org


WHERE TO GET MONERO?

>KYC:
Binance
Kraken
Bitfinex

>Non KYC:
Local Monero
Morphtoken
Bisq
Kucoin
Tradeogre
Crypto ATMs
see: kycnot.me

>Mining
https://archive.is/TWOah


HOW TO STORE MONERO?

>Desktop
Gui/Cli (recommended)
MyMonero
Exodus
Feather

>Mobile
IOS: Cakewallet
Android: Monerujo
NOTE: MYMONERO FOR ANDROID IS A SCAM. DO NOT DOWNLOAD ON GOOGLE PLAY.

>Cold Storage
https://archive.is/DEfsP

[Anonymous No.25304293]

>>25304270
More stable than the US Dollar

[Anonymous No.25304323]

>>25304293
almost everything is more stable than the us dollar currently

[Anonymous No.25304337]

I have btc. What's the best way to covert some to xmr?

[Anonymous No.25304357]

>>25304323
America in freefall.

[Anonymous No.25304380]

>>25304270
Ole id with the bull monero.
Now that’s bullish.
>>25304293
We’ve gained like 25% in usdvalue this month moonboy. Go chase pump and dumps or hold Bitcoin if you want but we are making comfy gains over here.

[Anonymous No.25304698]

>>25304337
Depends on how you define easy, but the OP has a list of exchanges and services that are all pretty straightforward. If you had never used crypto before, i think kucoin would probably be most intuitive. You can also find plenty of vendors on localmonero with rock solid reps and thousands of verified trades from whom you could buy p2p.

[Anonymous No.25304700]

>>25304357
79¢ per can for soup isn't too bad for emergency rations
I stocked up last time. I'm getting more.

[Anonymous No.25304836]

>Monero Thread
*perch*

[Anonymous No.25304840]

>>25304270
what are private coin to coin exchanges that can be used without any auth?
The closest I've got is binance but it still requires a fucking phone number to withdraw

and xmr.to is good for monero to btc, requires nothing at all.

[Anonymous No.25304846]

>>25304270
yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehaw

[Anonymous No.25304911]

>>25304337
I put mine in binance and converted to xmr, only lost like 0.1 USD out of the $150 I had or so, I had some btc left from years ago.
Now I transferred that XMR into my wallet, which I have my own node running via the GUI. Binance still required a fucking phone number to withdraw it from binance, which is stupid.

[Anonymous No.25305032]

>>25304840
Kucoin doesn’t require kyc.
Bisq is p2p.

[Anonymous No.25305062]

>>25305032
Yea I'm looking at bisq right now, looks pretty cool.
I'll check out kucoin but reminds me of binance. I registered and was fully fine on TOR. I did all my stuff, put coins in, transferred it to other coins etc. The second I go to withdraw it starts forcing me to use google authenticator on my phone via an App or use a phone number. I'm afraid kucoin would do the same shit

[Anonymous No.25305158]

have about 5 xmr op, question. Binance doesnt enforce kyc right? was thinking about putting it on binance to convert it to something else

[Anonymous No.25305192]

>>25305158
If you transfer it off "withdraw" they require google auth on a phone or a phone number (in this case you can use a burner phone technically)

once you put it on binance you can't take it off, in any form. without that
(just did it this week)

[Anonymous No.25305258]

>>25305192
appreciate you.
is binance secure enough for me to trust leaving it there lmao? coinbase id trust but ive never used binance.

[Anonymous No.25305313]

>>25305258
I'd trust binance more than coinbase desu. Coinbase has always locked people out of their shit and they gotta upload their passports and all kinds of random crap.

I know ~2 years ago binance got hacked or something and they paid for all the coins people lost https://www.wired.com/story/hack-binance-cryptocurrency-exchange/ (didn't read this article but looks related

I guess they're "trustworthy" however I wanted my shit OFF of their site so I converted to monero and put it in my personal wallet on my personal node. I don't want it on anyone's site.

[Anonymous No.25305343]

The year is 2029, you're just signing a document for the acquisition of a penthouse apartment in central Budapest.
>You seem to have forgotten to give me an account number to send the payment to
You thought you were going to break your straight face, but you managed to keep a serious expression.
The owner and the broker break out laughing
>Bank account? Where are we, in Uganda?
You chuckle with them
>Of course we will be taking monero as payment, if you really insist we might consider bitcoin too, but that will be an extra 8% for the inconvenience.

You check out the daily news
>Netherlands declares martial law, 73% of the population homeless with their homes underwater
>The sovereign state of california hardens their borders after yet another wave of attack from the surrounding lawless territories
>Canada granted approval to join the european union

You decide to take a walk
You feel thirsty, so you go buy some water in the nearest shop you see
At the till, you grab your phone from your pocket
There's a 500 euro note stuck to the back, you must've not worn these jeans for years.
The cashier lets out an exhausted sigh
>Sir, do I need to call security? It's been months since government regulated currencies have been phased out when the war began, there's no need for you to get aggressive, there's nothing I can do. (god damn it, not another one)
>Sorry about that, it must've gotten stuck in these pants, haven't used it in a while.
you tap your phone on the counter and grab your water
The cashier's eyes widen
>Hold on, is that a note from before the printing?
You nod
>Tell you what, you can have one of these snacks for free if I can have it, just for nostalgia's sake.
>Thanks but I think I might keep it, it will be a nice reminder of the old days. Have a good day!
You walk out and take a sip from the bottle.
You look around
>It's such a beautiful day
You think to yourself, as you sit down on a bench admiring the branches hanging above your head.
Sorry I can't sleep

[Anonymous No.25305394]

>>25305343
liked and subscribed

[Anonymous No.25305412]

>>25305258
Not your keys not your coins

[Anonymous No.25305434]

>>25305258
Good fundamental rule of crypto is: not your keys, not your coins. Unless you plan on swing trading, it's a much better plan to take your XMR off an exchange. You can hold it in a lightweight wallet, or with the Monero desktop GUI.

>>25305062
Kucoin will require an email and Google authenticator for withdrawal, but won't do any further KYC unless you're trying to withdraw a large amount (IIRC it's either 2 or 5 btc daily).

[Anonymous No.25305455]

>>25305343
>the wake-up horn blares
>"good morning citizens, are you ready to Build Back Better today?"
>the fog of sleep clears, and you drag yourself out of your WEF assigned bunk in communal housing facility #4794
>if only you hadn't sold your Monero for 0xMonero in 2020, but the spammer was so convincing

[Anonymous No.25305498]

>>25305455
Kek

[Anonymous No.25305506]

>>25305394
I wish I hadn't ran into the word limit. Also I wish I was asleep at 7am.

>>25305455
Damn, this is better. I need to start reading distopian scifi novels again, they're so comfy for some reason.

[Anonymous No.25305551]

>>25304700
Make sure you’re rotating dates. I donate everything that’s within 2 months of the date to food banks. Feelsgoodman.

[Anonymous No.25305645]

>>25305434
yea that's pointless if it requires google auth / any smartphone at all. It's fully tied to you and your identity. Might as well send them my passport while I'm at it
At least binance allows you to use email / phone number both which can be gotten completely anonymously

[Anonymous No.25305722]

Every day paid russian shills promote Monero here. Who is paying them, the US government, Fluffy Pony, White House Market? Don't fall for their scam, buy 0///x///Mo-ne-ro.

[Anonymous No.25305772]

>>25305722
please leave, india

[Anonymous No.25305927]

>>25305645
If optimum privacy is your goal then local monero is your go to, IMO. Just involves more communication and dealing with somebody else's schedule rather than just interacting with an exchange interface.

[Anonymous No.25305969]

>>25305927
Yea I'm just mining it now. I can use xmr.to to buy stuff if it requires bitcoin so that's a no problem there. The fact the transfer is like $10 right now is fucking retarded and a good reason why bitcoin fucking sucks.

I don't really buy shit though, I don't drink or do any drugs. I just like to pretend I am to piss off the government.

[Anonymous No.25306036]

>>25305969
Extremely based, Anon. Godspeed.

[Anonymous No.25306181]

>>25305258
I left my Linkies and the airdropped EOS shit tokens on Binance for almost 3 years, going as long as 16 months without even signing in and nothing happened to them. Heard the news they had to stop serving us customers and just sent it to my Kraken/MetaMask/Ledger (thanks for the hack, ledger!)

[Anonymous No.25306328]

>>25304270
I use Monero, but I dont hold monero. Actual darknets are dropping Bitcoins and using Monero. Itll always have a use case.

[Anonymous No.25306415]

>>25306328
I've been doing:
random coin -> xmr -> my personal xmr node -> xmr to some other coin to buy shit coin (on newegg btc for them)

I hope there are more and more (((bankers))) suiciding because of the loss of control

[Anonymous No.25306564]

>>25306328

Now imagine what happens when narco cartels and the like discover the advantages of using XMR.

[Anonymous No.25306605]

Decent mining pools?

[Anonymous No.25306656]

>>25306605
This, I need to be obtaining XMR in every possible fashion.

[Anonymous No.25306688]

>>25306605
moneroocean.stream is comfy. My computer is shit and can only do at most 2kh/s but I mine a few piconero every once in a while just for fun.

[Anonymous No.25306698]

>>25306564
Liquidity issues most likely wont allow for it.

Cartels dont need crypto anyway, they have entire cartel blackmarket departments dedicated to banking.

[Anonymous No.25306794]

>>25306698
>they have entire cartel blackmarket departments dedicated to banking.
They work hand in hand with the same (((banksters))) who smear crypto as criminal

[Anonymous No.25306828]

>>25306605
>>25306656
>>25306688
I've used supportxmr.com for a few years and they've been fine. But the places say to use the smaller pools so maybe I'll try this moneroocean.stream

https://moneroocean.stream/uptimes/

this link is pretty good breakdown of them, thanks for the moneroocean link

[Anonymous No.25306919]

>>25306794
Its a direct competitor, Americans got a knife shoved up Ghaddafis ass.

Libya had the highest standard of living in Africa. Obama armed the "moderate rebels" islamic supremacists witb Operation Timber Sycamore... that revolutiin spilled out and caused the Arab Spring and Refugee crisis.

[Anonymous No.25306941]

>>25306698
this. there are entire countries which have tweaked their banking system to be perfect for money laundering bc the cartel has such a huge demand for it.

[Anonymous No.25306966]

Every day paid russian shills promote Monero here. Who is paying them, the US government, Fluffy Pony, White House Market? Don't fall for their scam

[Anonymous No.25307000]

>>25306966
You posted this twice.

[Anonymous No.25307011]

>>25306966
Nice pasta

[Anonymous No.25307033]

will i make it? :)

[Anonymous No.25307117]

>>25307033
DCA more ETH and hope ETH2.0 launch comes fast and is relatively smooth. That’s like a year plus out, though.

Very nice, though.

[Anonymous No.25307158]

>>25306698

Modern banking invariably leaves a paper trail. You can obfuscate but you'll always leave something that can be detected and followed up. The news is full of this kinda stuff:

>Mexican drug cartels turned to shell companies to launder millions of dollars through an intricate scheme

>Mexican drug cartels have turned to shell companies to launder millions of dollars, through an intricate scheme that involves national and international money transactions.

>Legal documents indicate that criminals use straw men to create these companies, including real state companies, jewelry stores, and consulting services; all these companies made transactions that do not match their tax returns. Furthermore, the money laundering network uses housewives, students, and bank employees.

https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/english/mexican-drug-cartels-used-these-shell-companies-launder-money

Using crypto is a no-brainer for these kinds of dealings. With atomic swaps in the works its just a matter of time, we're already starting see things moving in that direction:

>Cali Drug Cartel Member Arrested for Crypto Money Laundering

>According to some estimates, in 1996, the Cali Cartel generated about $7 billion in annual revenue from the US alone. To launder its money, the Cali Cartel had a complex structure of more than 50 businesses. When the authorities captured its ringleaders in 2006, they agreed to pay a $2.1 billion forfeiture.

>But considering the modus operandi of this mysterious character who is believed to have helped set up this complex criminal structure, perhaps Interpol is relieved that privacy coins like Monero didn’t come about until several decades after Cali Cartel peaked.

https://decrypt.co/47740/cali-drug-cartel-member-arrested-crypto-money-laundering

[Anonymous No.25307205]

>>25306794
>iran on everything
feels good to be them

[Anonymous No.25307222]

Started mining xmr recently when I had read it mines with cpu and they are fighting the Asic market, fucking shits so expensive CoE is just impossible for the average Joe. I suppose I could wagecuck another part time job at McDonald's for a few months to get one. But then I remembered I wasnt in high school anymore and trying to stop feeling like I want to kms.

Considering buying a secondary Ryzan5 3600 for a spare MB I've laying around me and a bud did a little math and at 200bucks for the CPU and at current value would only take 16 months to pay for itself. Should do it?

[Anonymous No.25307377]

>>25307117
appreciate it fren. lots of fud on monero making me want to exchange it for eth.

[Anonymous No.25307383]

>>25305722
>a black market is exposing itself to charges of conspiracy to commit money laundering and facilitate drug trafficking in addition to other things being done at said black market
Yeah you are a retard.

[Anonymous No.25307412]

>xmr thread

[Anonymous No.25307435]

>>25304700
>>25304911
>>25305455
>>25305722
>>25306688
>>25306966
>>25307000
>>25307011
>>25307033
>>25307222
>>25307377
this is a lucky thread, fellas.

>>25307222
16 months sounds painful, but even a little price action can make that well worth your while.

[Anonymous No.25307478]

>>25307435
indeed it is
checkem

[Anonymous No.25307722]

>>25307222
check ebay for CPUs. I get all my parts there, and my company parts. We have several servers all of used parts that have been running for years and never turned off..
there are probably some threadrippers up etc but since ryzen is so new probably not many. intel server chips may be easier

[Anonymous No.25307816]

>>25307158
Okay, so let's assume that you've managed to successfully stash all of your illicit earnings in Monero or whatever other coin you want. What then? You can't buy a house with crypto and you still can't explain where all your coins came from.

Also, if Monero catches on as a tool to launder billions upon billions of dollars a year it will eventually get cracked by some sort of government agency. If that happens anyone who ever used Monero to launder money in the past might as well have been using bitcoin or some other very traceable cryptocurrency and is fucked. This makes relying on Monero extremely risky in the long run.

I just don't see how Monero could possibly be useful for money laundering past a slightly more secure (if even that) way of wiring money from place A to place B.

[Anonymous No.25307960]

>>25307722
I was just on Amazon looking at my purchase history for what I knew would work with the MB honestly didn't even consider ebay. If I could find some decent used stuff and can bring my Price point down I would be in much better straights.

Try for the suggestion my buddy!

[Anonymous No.25307983]

>>25307960
np, people like me sell my old ryzen 1700X on there.. It was pretty much idle for it's years. So plenty of good CPUs (a lot of people think all of them sold are completely broken hardware etc, which ebay would refund you)

It's too bad GPUs are BTFO by monero cuz some good used prices now

[Anonymous No.25308173]

Atomic swaps won't be complete until late 2021 at earliest. What the fuck bros

[Anonymous No.25308188]

>>25307983
Nice a few minutes on ebay has given me a good idea on what I should be looking for, if I'm diligent I might be able able to snag some good and shave 4-6 months off my return potentially.

[Anonymous No.25308304]

>>25307816

>Okay, so let's assume that you've managed to successfully stash all of your illicit earnings in Monero or whatever other coin you want. What then? You can't buy a house with crypto and you still can't explain where all your coins came from.

You can't deposit illicit earnings into a bank account either, at least not without the potential of having them seized. At least with crypto you can cash out small amounts at a time without raising suspicion.

>Also, if Monero catches on as a tool to launder billions upon billions of dollars a year it will eventually get cracked by some sort of government agency.

"Will?" I have no doubt many will try, the question is how likely are they to succeed given the cryptographic complexities involved.

>If that happens anyone who ever used Monero to launder money in the past might as well have been using bitcoin or some other very traceable cryptocurrency and is fucked.

Pretty big "if" there, buddy. Monero itself is untraceable, poor OPSEC could potentially open you up to discovery. But that can be mitigated.

[Anonymous No.25308337]

>>25307816

>This makes relying on Monero extremely risky in the long run.

As opposed to leaving paper trails or shipping cash around in containers?

In any case, XMR adoption continues to grow on the darknet and will likely end up the default means of payment. We'll also start to see a lot more kidnapping/extortion cases where XMR is demanded, its too easy of a crime, you don't have to physically show up to collect the ransom.

>I just don't see how Monero could possibly be useful for money laundering past a slightly more secure (if even that) way of wiring money from place A to place B.

Security and simplicity, with a few clicks you're sending potentially billions to your business associates without middlemen, without having to jump through all the regulatory hoops. Less moving parts = less things are likely to get "complicated"

Also, private balances equates to true banking secrecy. One thing I hate about BTC is that anybody that knows my address can see how much I own.

[Anonymous No.25308630]

>>25307816
>You can't buy a house with crypto
you can if someone is willing to sell one for crypto

>it will eventually get cracked by some sort of government agency.
you don't understand cryptography; please don't talk about 'cracking' until you have at least an undergraduate degree in computer science

>I just don't see how Monero could possibly be useful for money laundering past a slightly more secure (if even that) way of wiring money from place A to place B.
fiat -> btc -> xmr -> btc -> fiat
btc isn't fungible, xmr is

nobody can prove you own xmr unless you have bad opsec
"it will be cracked!" is the "asteroid mining will make gold worthless!" of cryptocurrency.

[Anonymous No.25308636]

>>25308173
exactly, you have about a year to accumulate.

[Anonymous No.25308670]

>>25308173
they're extremely complicated
simple things like that are always complicated. that's why bitcoin took so long to be created. preventing double spending is complicated.

[Anonymous No.25308803]

>>25307377
dont get spooked by FUD. I can't even count how many FUDs bitcoin had and it is still going strong.

[Anonymous No.25308921]

Any miners here? Is it worth me mining XMR? I have a low power Dell poweredge r210ii with a xeon 1230v2 running 24/7 doing some very minor stuff (running a vehicle LPR program/pi hole etc). It's not a high powered machine so not sure if it's worth joining a pool?

[Anonymous No.25308938]

>>25308921
probably not unless you get satisfaction from it

[Anonymous No.25309010]

>>25308938
Yeh just checked some calculators. Looks to be unprofitable. I have a spare low power 1050ti GPU in a Windows machine I could use but it really doesn't seem worth it.

[Anonymous No.25309129]

>>25309010
you could try mine some lowcap private altcoins in the hopes that they go up. piratecoin and grin aren't complete scams.

[Anonymous No.25309339]

>>25308921
I mine on my mediocore gaming pc, if you hold it's a nice way to DCA
>>25309129
or just mine whats most profitable, duh

[Anonymous No.25309409]

v0.17.1.8 just dropped

[Anonymous No.25309826]

>>25304270
How do i convince my GF to dress as the monero waifu? She wouldn't really understand

[Anonymous No.25309926]

>>25309826
spend your gainz on a $500 sewing machine and get to work
make history

[Anonymous No.25310015]

>>25309926
Will do, king.

[Anonymous No.25310173]

>>25309826
the absolute state of based chads

[Anonymous No.25310247]

>>25304270
>Absolut with the ice let's get hammered

[Anonymous No.25310260]

very under-valued right now

[bisq.network No.25311211]

Bump 4 p2p trading with Bisq.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Wi38SjIyx0

[Anonymous No.25311737]

Newfag here. If the government does decide to really force XMR underground, how will we generate enough demand to push price much higher? I feel like crypto relies at least somewhat on normies FOMOing in each cycle, but if XMR is delisted and seen as the pedo coin etc. that retail demand is squashed.

[Anonymous No.25311824]

>>25306966
Your momma, nigger pajeet.

[Anonymous No.25311833]

>>25311737
it's too useful and unique
(((Switzerland))) and the (((City of London))) aren't just going to stop using it for their money laundering

[bisq.network No.25311902]

>>25311737
Do you really think that exchanges with their trading-bot generated fake volume have much influence on the price? Do you really think that normies care enough about Monero or cryptocurrencies at all at the moment? If more and more people see a proper use case in getting money away from the hands of the authorities, then there's much potential for XMR's price to increase. Those centralized exchanges don't matter much when there are decentralized peer-to-peer solutions around.

[Anonymous No.25311938]

>>25311737
They can't force it, since privacy coin isn't legal, America isn't the world, the worse they can do is try to delist XMR, which is un-ironically very good for marketing which means billions of $$$ will flow into XMR because the privacy feature is is so good, for very good people who need privacy.

[Anonymous No.25312003]

>>25311737

Ever-increasing demand from the underground will organically start a bullrun, FOMO will do the rest.

>Latin American crime cartels turn to cryptocurrencies for money laundering

"In a sign of the lengths organized crime is going to avoid moving hard cash, U.S. officials have told Reuters that cartels are also turning to Chinese “money brokers” who use burner phones and Chinese banking apps to move funds."

"A drop in seizures of hard currency, from $741 million in 2011 to $234 million in 2018, suggests newer technologies including cryptocurrency laundering are gaining ground, according to a U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) report published in January this year. Most of the money came from Colombian and Mexican cartels, it said."

"The DEA told Reuters the use of digital currencies by such cartels - or Transnational Criminal Organizations (TCOs)- was an “emerging and increasing trend to launder illicit proceeds”."

"“Both Mexican and Colombian TCOs are increasing their use of virtual currency because of the anonymity and speed of transactions,” said spokesman Michael Miller. “It is believed the use of virtual currency will only increase in the future.”"

https://www.reuters.com/article/mexico-bitcoin-insight-idUSKBN28I1KD

And since its quite obvious they won't be using BTC, I'd say the future looks pretty damn bright for XMR

[Anonymous No.25312076]

>>25304836
We need a tribal flag with these colours and this spirit animal.

[Anonymous No.25312143]

>>25312003
I can see that the demand for Monero will grow but I think that cartels using cryptocurrencies is completely overblown. USD is still the black market's top currency and will be for a long time.

>>25312076
That would be nice, indeed. If Bitcoin has the honey badger why shouldn't Monero have that weird bird?

[Anonymous No.25312158]

>>25311833
Checked. Are bankers and money launderers seriously using XMR? :0 Very bullish but i'd need a source.
>>25311902
Perhaps the effect of retail normies is overstated but there is no doubt much of the 2017 bullrun for both BTC and other coins similar in price/MC to Monero (Litecoin, BCH etc.) normans FOMOing in constituted a big portion of demand. Crypto is more mainstream than you give it credit for, and I'm just concerned Monero could miss out on important retail demand.
>>25312003
But will FOMO really happen without norman-friendly, easy to use on ramps like Coinbase etc.?

[Anonymous No.25312193]

>>25311938
But why would institutions risk putting billions into something the government is explicitly unhappy with and will be taking steps to hamper the development of?

[Anonymous No.25312239]

>>25312193
You realize this same fud was said about Bitcoin, right?
Also you really don’t think the deep state wouldn’t want to make use of Monero? You really think (((they))) wouldn’t see the power of digital cash? You really think the underground economy would see value in Monero?
If monero is the p2p privacy layer, every transparent crypto that wants privacy will by using atomic swaps to leave no trace of their purchase behind.

[Anonymous No.25312243]

so much fud...buy signal

[Anonymous No.25312260]

bids at 150

[Anonymous No.25312325]

>>25312239
>>25312243
Just for the record I'm not trying to FUD. I am actually thinking seriously about buying XMR, just doing some due diligence. I appreciate the help.

Yeah the black market drugs FUD was used against BTC, but once BTC got on exchanges in 2012 (around the same price as XMR is now) it eventually became legitimised. With XMR forced off these 'legitimate' buying avenues I fail to see how Monero's price gets passed the underground level.
Also, if XMR is entirely underground I call that a risky hold - just because if the state ever did come across a way to kill/handicap the coin they would be inclined to.

[Anonymous No.25312380]

Is a limit buy order at $150 realistic?

[Anonymous No.25312382]

>>25312143

>I can see that the demand for Monero will grow but I think that cartels using cryptocurrencies is completely overblown. USD is still the black market's top currency and will be for a long time.

From the same article:

"The only thing tougher than smuggling drugs across borders is getting the profits back to cartels, officials say. Cash is heavy, and transporting it exposes traffickers to high risk. Putting it into banking systems geared to detect dirty money is perilous, too."

In other words, there are significant incentives for them to shift into crypto. Which is what we're slowly staring to see:

"Larger sums have begun to crop up across the region over the last three years, with a team of international police breaking up three Colombian drug gangs laundering millions of dollars via cryptocurrencies, authorities say."

Won't happen overnight but a gradual and steady increase should be expected. And demand drives price.

>>25312003

>But will FOMO really happen without norman-friendly, easy to use on ramps like Coinbase etc.?

With atomic swaps, its piss-easy since you don't have to buy XMR directly. You buy BTC on Coinbase then swap it for XMR without anybody the wiser. No fees, no middlemen, just an instant exchange. And if they think XMR is going to be the next BTC you can bet your ass speculators will be scrambling like motherfuckers.

[Anonymous No.25312408]

>>25312325
I think it's more likely that jewbase lists it instead of other exhcnages delisting it. It makes it easier to trace when people buy from kyc exchanges and use poor opsec.

[Anonymous No.25312543]

>>25312325
Monero is available on plenty of exchanges. Kraken is a large American exchange and they are huge supporters of Monero.
The state has no legal way of banning p2p crypto. Read through the fincen document it’s bullish about Monero as it declares that al crypto is on the same level.
The feds can’t ban torrents and they can’t ban for and they can’t ban crypto. They can make money laundering illegal obviously and they can come with with regulations with crypto and all this will do is push people towards Monero to avoid chain analysis.
With monero there is no difference than other cryptos — you keep track of your purchases of Monero on exchanges and you note any crypto to Moneto taxable events. It is compliant with regulations. It’s no different than someone who has gold and who needs to declare a sale of it.
All this regulatory fud is keeping the price low but as more and more people realize Monero can’t be banned and Monero is compliant,more exchanges list it and its value will rise.

[Anonymous No.25312566]

>>25312543
Can’t ban Tor*

[LebAnon No.25312931]

>>25305969
fucking based
fuck the government
>>25305927
yeah but fuck covid, go peer-to-peer, interact with like-minded individuals
fight for privacy, freedom is our right brothers
comfy af thread

[LebAnon No.25312968]

>>25307435
checked af
lady luck is on our side
>>25306966
fucking kek

[LebAnon No.25312996]

>>25308636
best take on things
>>25308670
god bless the devs who are fighting

[Anonymous No.25313015]

>>25304357
Cheap prices when viewed with Norwegian eyes.

[Anonymous No.25313216]

>>25304270
Why do moonboys hate XMR so much?

[Anonymous No.25313633]

>>25313216
Because Monero chads think moonboys should get the rope. We are in this for the long term because we want digital cash. We aren’t waving are dicks around with vaporware. Monero is actually used and the only reason it isn’t valued higher is because it’s so powerful and therefore normies are scared of it. Only a matter of time.

[Anonymous No.25313741]

>>25304357
This is so cheap. Haven't seen prices like this since 2014.

[Anonymous No.25313751]

>>25313633
> the only reason it isn’t valued higher is because it’s so powerful and therefore normies are scared of it. Only a matter of time.

Sorry but this is a giga-cope. Were people scared of Amazon/Apple stock back in the day? kek

[Anonymous No.25313896]

>>25313751
Wrong, investors would have found it risky to invest in those companies before their value was realized. Only the people who did their research would have seen Amazon emerging as the next Walmart.
If you went back a decade ago you would be dumping your money into tech stocks and bitcoin, but at the time that would have been seen as risky.
And in the early 10s people were absolutely fudding Bitcoin with this same regulatory concern (which, by the way, is all hot air as there is countless legal decisions supporting encryption and cryptography).
The person coping are the dickless fags who are talking about Monero being banned without stating any specific reason why Monero isn’t legally compliant. All you are doing is playing into the propaganda fud.

[LebAnon No.25314123]

>>25313896
based and moneropilled

[Anonymous No.25314281]

>>25313751
maybe not stocks but people were definitely scared of buying bitcoin back in the day.

[Anonymous No.25314294]

So I want to put 200€ in some memecoins, what exchange should I use and what are the chances of me not going to 0.

[Anonymous No.25314388]

>>25313751
Amazon/Apple competitors were.

[Anonymous No.25314402]

>>25314294
No man knows the future anon, but in here the community believes XMR is an excellent long play.

As far as how to buy it:
Localmonero/Bisq > non KYC exchanges > kyc exchanges

[Anonymous No.25314524]

>>25314402
Would mining be profitable? I have a decent laptop and could let it run all night.

[Anonymous No.25314539]

>>25314524
you might get a few pennies

[Anonymous No.25314607]

>>25304270
I used to like Monero but with recent news that feds are able to trace transactions I lost confidence. I sold my XMR stack for a scam called SAFEX that is literary an identical clone of Monero but with a huge possibility that will do 100x because its economics created by SAFEX Chief Economist Ivana Todorovic is based on a Polish MLM system that never fails.

[Anonymous No.25314837]

>>25304270
Daily reminder that 0xMonero is a fed honeypot and transactions are traceable. Monero at least takes privacy seriously.

[Anonymous No.25315065]

>>25304270
How do they manage to keep txn fees so low? They're like 0.01 USD. This is unironically the best crypto for day-to-day purchases.

[Anonymous No.25315089]

>>25306966
Holy fuck based Russians!

[Anonymous No.25315147]

>>25304270
Why isn't there a Monero stablecoin? I love the privacy features but it's not a reliable place to store assets due to the price fluctuation

[Anonymous No.25315446]

>>25315147
Everything fluctuates in price. Why would you want something to be priced in fiat? You are just losing in the long term with that thinking.

[Anonymous No.25315595]

Do you think we'll ever see .03 or higher xmr prices again? Bought a ton near the top and bags are heavy.

[LebAnon No.25315753]

>>25315595
have strong hands brother
>>25315446
exactly! Monero already tackles inflation

[Anonymous No.25315883]

>>25315065
Dynamic block size and some other magic.

[Anonymous No.25317068]

>>25304337
i like tradeogre

[Anonymous No.25317156]

Why does it still take 5 fucking hours to see my balance even when I'm using a node?

[Anonymous No.25317178]

>>25306919
iirc the narrative in the states was that the arab spring started in tunisia

[Anonymous No.25317198]

>>25317178
Tunisia was the first to fall, but that shit started in Libya.

[LebAnon No.25317204]

>>25317156
are you running a full local node?

[Anonymous No.25317250]

>>25304270
bump

[Anonymous No.25317296]

>>25308173
wouldnt you rather they take their time and roll it out with no issues

[Anonymous No.25317311]

>>25317204
I don't fucking know man, that's the problem with XMR. Any other coin I hop on a node and I can see my wallet balance and start transacting right away

With XMR I still have to sync like 5 years of blockchain because I bought some a long time ago even when I'm using a node.

[Anonymous No.25317346]

>>25317311
You don’t need to sync to the block chain. You can connect to a remote node and then scan the block chain using their node. If running the GUI, go here: https://www.getmonero.org/resources/user-guides/remote_node_gui.html

[Anonymous No.25317431]

>>25317156
Get better hardware and open your wallet more frequently. What's the rush anyway? You know it's there unlike most noobs who freak out thinking they've lost their money.

>>25317311
With other coins I can hop on a block explorer and see you balance straight away too.

[anonymous No.25317524]

>>25304840
tradeogre

[Anonymous No.25317528]

>>25317311
if u just wanna move the monero and don't care about running a node just use another wallet, cake wallet on mobile or feather wallet on desktop

[anonymous No.25317595]

>>25317311
what do you not understand about opaque ledger

[Anonymous No.25317936]

>>25307222
you'd probably be better off just putting the 200 bucks into monero directly

[Anonymous No.25318429]

>>25315595

Of course, demand will only increase in time as the criminal sector starts acquiring.

[Anonymous No.25318760]

>>25318429
the CIA and Mossad you mean?
XMR is the only crypto with a real life usecase

[celovek No.25318808]

ROFL SEEMS LIKE I FOUND NEW GEM
>DDIM GOT 25$ JUST FOR A WEEK
NEW GREEAT MINING OPPORTUNITY
STAY POOR I WILL GET IT

[Anonymous No.25319135]

Solo mining with 5200h/s, only 440 more days until my next block!

wish me luck

[Anonymous No.25319272]

*tee hee*
Hey anon, how much Monero do you have?
I won't tell anyone one, I promise.

[Anonymous No.25319511]

>>25305455
kek'd and checked

[Anonymous No.25319860]

>MOOOOOOOOOOM THE NODE'S BUGGING OUT AGAAAAAAAIN

Seriously though, it stopped syncing at block 2263376, I just keep geeting messages for new top block candidates but my block count never goes up.

[Anonymous No.25320005]

>>25319860
You might need to restart the daemon. It’ll pick up where you left off.

[Anonymous No.25320010]

>>25319272
<spoiler>An unkown amount</spoiler

[Anonymous No.25320042]

>>25320010

noooooooo

<spoiler>An unkown amount</spoiler>

[Anonymous No.25320060]

>>25319860
>>25320005
is this working ok?

[Anonymous No.25320077]

>>25320042
Why cant you spoiler on this board?

[Anonymous No.25320105]

>>25320005
Hmm, interesting.
Before restarting i had 18(out)+141(in) connections, after restarting and waiting 5 minutes I only have 2(out)+1(in), never seen it so low, always has at least 10 out.
>>25320060
After a restart It's slowly going up now

[Anonymous No.25320239]

>>25320105
There's a banlist because a bunch of IRS people are trying to ddos the network too btw
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/km276x/second_monero_network_attack_update/

[Anonymous No.25320271]

>>25320239
I am aware, I have the blocklist configured

[Anonymous No.25320346]

>>25320239
>>25320271
is that the latest BLACKLIST?
I think the one im running is out of date

[Anonymous No.25320371]

>>25320346
That's one of the devs so I think so
a few of the mods in the thread are xmr staff as well

[Anonymous No.25320399]

>>25320060
Apply the banlist. There is an attack going on where nodes are reporting two blocks ahead of where it actually is.
Looks like you are all synchronized

[Anonymous No.25320537]

>>25320105
yeah if you are just restarting then you aren't going to have many peers, but over time you should get more.
on a side note, it's great to see so many anons running nodes. wagmi.

[Anonymous No.25320651]

bump

[Anonymous No.25320663]

>>25320399
I have the banlist and I'm still constantly getting 2 blocks ahead, is that really caused by the attack?

[Anonymous No.25320873]

>>25319272

0̵̛̛̞͇͖̯̹̤̰̞̟͉̪͆̒̃̇́̓͑̃͛̋̈̓́̓̉͊̕ͅͅ0̴̧͓͇̪̰͍̗̺̙̩̣̭͙̰͍͙̣͖̝̊͋̓̓͘1̷̧̠̗̝̣̠͓̼̦̤̮͕͕̣̟̩͊̿̈́͐̒̈́̀̓̐̎͋̐͋̊͊̊́̽͒̓͗̆̈́̚͠0̶̪̣̘͙̜͙̦̱̟̭̼͎͍̩̠̖̾̐̕1̸̡̨̡͚͚̝̱̤͇̖̑͆̓̓͒̔̈̓͊̃̈͒̈́̇̑͒̾̀̔̽̈́̊͘͘͝͝0̷̨̱̩̟̣̱̬̱̯̘͔͉̥̞̀͌̌̊̔̉͗̎̀1̶̡̨̢̺̜̩̰̩̮̳̪̈́͗̌͊̂͑͆̽͂͐̿͛͑̈́̐̀̕͜͝͝0̴̢̣̭͉͕̖̪̟͉̬̼̠̓͋̃̀͂̈́̏͂̄̍̂͆̀̏̏͊͗̇̄̾̓̈́̃̈̍̚͜͜͝1̸̡̨̡̜̥̜̗͖͕͕͚̣̖͂0̸̡̢̛̙͔͓͉̭͇̙̥̮̈́̆́̃̃̉̊̇͜͠1̴̻̮̼͎͔̮̳̤̜̟͓͉̻͎̟̰̙̤͉̥̖̙͇̭̹̎̎̽̊̓̕͝ͅͅ0̴̨̛̜͈̖̥̳̥̜̘̝̼͚̼̣͙͈̰͍̺̳̩̍̋́̓͋͆̈́͋̂̿̐͂̉͐̿̈͐͠͝

[Anonymous No.25320976]

>>25309826
cute gif

[Anonymous No.25321051]

>>25304270

Literally the only thing keeping me out of Monero at the moment is waiting for the gov to finally get around to popping the tether bubble.

I know this is primarily affecting Bitcoin. Still, I feel the fallout will sink the whole market. I wish I could better quantify how much, though.

[Anonymous No.25321083]

# netstat -plnt
Active Internet connections (only servers)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State PID/Program name
tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:18080 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 204100/./monerod
tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:18081 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 204100/./monerod

ok I updated to the tor blocklist, disabled ZMQ
what should I know about being a full node, with RPC?
I'd like to enable that without doing something that makes me vulnerable.

Can anyone help?

[Anonymous No.25321108]

>>25321051
banning monero would be like banning pokemon cards.
They're both as good as real money

[Anonymous No.25321159]

>>25320663
are you using the most recent ban list?
I was having that two block issue the other day, but then I checked an online block explorer and confirmed that I was synced to the network correctly (and my node was just showing I was two behind even though I was at the correct block). I have not had this problem recently though once I started using the updated list.
Are you using any other flags on startup?

[Anonymous No.25321176]

>>25321159
Well it's posted on that mod/dev sticky list on the thread.. so

[Anonymous No.25321215]

>>25321159
oh and no, just that flag. Tbh I don't really care (unless it hurts the network) they don't actually have enough resources to even dip into my server's max RAM

[Anonymous No.25321297]

>>25312543
that's a pretty good point: if they can't ban tor how could they ban monero?

[Anonymous No.25321356]

>>25321051

>Still, I feel the fallout will sink the whole market. I wish I could better quantify how much, though.

Crash or no crash, people will still be buying drugs on the DNM with Monero at an ever-growing rate. Hackers/scammers/exortionists will be demanding XMR ransoms at an ever-growing rate. Black money launderers will be using XMR at an ever-growing rate.

The future looks bright, fren.

[Anonymous No.25321403]

>>25321356
as long as they run a public node, they're welcome to do wahtever they want imo.
These guys have a lot of money, and newegg takes bitcoin. There's really no reason they shouldn't be buying a bit of hardware to support it

[Anonymous No.25321455]

>>25321051
The untethering is bullish for monero. Yes, it would likely dip short term as the rest of the market crashes, but much less than most cryptocurrencies. If you think think this is likely to happen soon, you can keep a stack to buy the dip.
This would not primarily affect bitcoin, bitcoin would also dip, and be fine. This would primarily affect tokens, and rekt the whole defi ecosystem which is leveraged in part on these pegged coins.

[Anonymous No.25321770]

>>25315446
>>25315753
Monero is down over 70% from it's ATH, which was nearly 3 years ago. That doesn't fill me with much confidence

[Anonymous No.25321873]

>>25321770
everything is way down from it's ATH except bitcoin.
Normies call crypto as a whole "bitcoin"

[Anonymous No.25321918]

>>25321770
>what is market cycle
>what is btc dominance

[Anonymous No.25321989]

>>25321770
Yes, but I can't dodge taxes using bitcoin.

[Anonymous No.25321999]

>0.0056
not going to lie, I'm sweating a moderate amount

[Anonymous No.25322113]

>>25321770
this guy is definitely right. we should all listen to him. who the hell is going to buy when it's 70% down from ATH. we shouldn't buy when its low. that's just stupid. we should only buy when its above ATH. in fact, 50% above ATH makes me confident. 200% above ATH makes me very very very confident. what the fuck is wrong with you guys??

[Anonymous No.25322126]

>>25321083
rpc allows people to scan the actual blockchain on your computer and send transactions directly whereas when you are running a node normally you are seeding your blockchain and relaying transactions.
to do this you need to add some more flags, check this: https://np.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/kk8lxz/monero_node_noob_questions/gh28yky/
note: yeah you could be attacked more so I'd do some research on this at first if you are concerned. Otherwise just run your node as usual.

[Anonymous No.25322324]

>>25322113
based, made me sell all my XMR to wait for the next ATH to buy back in

[Anonymous No.25322327]

>>25322126
that thread is a fucking meme. there's tons of people who run their monero public node on a shitty old raspberry pi with usb hard drive with no issues

[Anonymous No.25322340]

>>25314837
based countershill

[Anonymous No.25322414]

Should I set up an XMR atm? Having one in a major city where people could go straight to XMR would be cool. Then again I'm not sure how many people would use it to make it worth buying a 5k+ machine.

[Anonymous No.25322503]

>>25322414
that would be extremely based, but also there is very little normie awareness for monero. you might want to wait until kamala starts confiscating white peoples' properties.

[Anonymous No.25322590]

>>25306919
>Its a direct competitor, Americans got a knife shoved up Ghaddafis ass.
tell me, then, how does one shove a knife up software's butt? monero has no figure-head like libya had gaddafi.
you can't ban math. well, you can try (cough Australia) but it won't be practical.

[Anonymous No.25322664]

>>25322503
Well my thoughts are, at least where I'm at, there are definitely enough college kids and others who want to purchase internet drugs. I've tossed and turned with this idea for years but the initial setup cost is gonna be around 10k. For a gamble that blows.

[Anonymous No.25322803]

>>25322664
it really is a gamble, and the additional privacy that can be obtained by buying crypto at an atm is already given by monero itself, so that selling point is weakend. also, consider that with the current covid-bs, any non web related ventures are at a disadvantage.

[Anonymous No.25323094]

What gives you the idea crypto atms are private?

[Anonymous No.25323204]

Hello is this site ok to start as a cofig file?

https://xmrig.com/wizard

what pool do you recommend?

[Anonymous No.25323267]

>>25323204
I use supportxmr.com and yes, I used that wizard to create my config file too, works well.

[Anonymous No.25323405]

>>25323267
Thanks, do I neeed to create a subaddress for the wallet or use the primary address
I'm trying to mine and use wallet to understand how it works, I understand that with one cpu I cannot make money that's not the point for me.

[Anonymous No.25323476]

>>25304357
>avocados

Memefood.

[Anonymous No.25323521]

>>25322503
>>25322664
You don't need normalfag awareness you just need the guys who know how to use the internet to hook up to where you are and then they'll get other people to give them money as a go between which is how things work anyway.

[Anonymous No.25323804]

>>25323405
You can use any address you like, I use my main

[Anonymous No.25324678]

I am referring to cocaine

[anonymous No.25324889]

revolutionary

[Anonymous No.25325783]

bump

[Anonymous No.25325957]

>>25319272
enough to end a war monero-chan

[Anonymous No.25326185]

>>25321051
you do understand that your comment is a meme away from making monero the top crypto?
"bitcoin was pumped through scam stablecoin"???
how about
"bitcoin is a ponzi of unbacked money scam"
or
"despite being available since 2014, monero has a less than one tenth of a share of ALL darknet deals?" (true number btw)
anybody with half a brain can see THIS potential.
one meme to rule them all

[Anonymous No.25327066]

>>25326185
I'm not going to tell anybody about my cardano stack, but tell everybody and then about my monero stack (20)

[Anonymous No.25327457]

>>25320042
>>25320077
Based newfag

[Anonymous No.25327681]

whats the suicide and make it stack of this
i can see myself buying after this bullrun

[Anonymous No.25327793]

>>25327681
an unknown amount

[Anonymous No.25328520]

>>25322324
same, as someone who hates money very much I agree with this sentiment

[Anonymous No.25329390]

bump

[Anonymous No.25329574]

>>25327681
pure speculation but hopefully we reach BTC Price levels one day so base it around BTC make it and suicide stacks

[Anonymous No.25329623]

>>25328520
right now is the best time to sell, rope is at ATL

[Anonymous No.25329838]

>>25329574
thanks fren. timeframe what do you reckon? pure speculation i know i know but i live for this sort of thing haha

[Anonymous No.25329888]

ATTENTION MONERO CHADS:
Monero GUI 0.17.1.8 'Oxygen Orion' UPDATE RELEASED
https://www.getmonero.org/2020/12/30/monero-GUI-0.17.1.8-released.html


Overview
This is the CLI & GUI v0.17.1.7 'Oxygen Orion' point release. This release predominantly features bug fixes and performance improvements. Users, however, are recommended to upgrade, as it includes further mitigations for the issue, caused by the recently observed misbehaving (malicious) nodes, where the daemon (monerod) reports that the sync has 1-2 blocks left (whilst actually being fully synced). Additionally, a patch for the monerod OOM (out of memory) issue is included.

[Anonymous No.25329979]

>>25323204
I use moneroocean.stream

[Anonymous No.25330049]

>>25312325
Feds would be content enforcing kyc on normie exchanges. That would capture most of the activity and still retain privacy against non government actors

[Anonymous No.25330147]

>>25329838
not 100% sure
bitcoin has been around for 11 years and xmr about half that, so give it 3-4 more years and i could see things picking up steam

[Anonymous No.25330159]

>>25329979
Based monero mining chad

[Anonymous No.25330197]

>>25329979
what's crazy is an amd threadripper 3990x can do double that lol...

[Anonymous No.25330224]

>>25330197
>>25329979
actually almost triple* 64khs

[Anonymous No.25330299]

>>25323405
>do I neeed to create a subaddress for the wallet
you don't need to, but it might be a good idea
I regret not doing that for mine

>>25330159
>Based monero mining chad
thanks fren

>>25330197
>what's crazy is an amd threadripper 3990x can do double that lol...
well considering that these are mostly computers from work, and the power is free, it's not bad.
that being said I kick around the idea of building a few cheap 3900x or 5900x systems for mining
also, I have another computer that isn't quite as fast as a 64core threadripper, but I'm not mining on it because it pulls about 550W at full tilt. It's my main workstation.

[Anonymous No.25330359]

>>25330049
but the non-kyc is what theyre worried about (drugs, pedophilia etc)

[Anonymous No.25330481]

>>25304270
how to hide with XMR?

[Anonymous No.25330486]

I want to set my laptop up to mine XMR, but I even though I've turned off my antivirus, It's still blocking the download.

[Anonymous No.25330514]

>>25329888
checked and i will update today

>>25330359
>>25330049
>>25326185
>>25322590
>kyc
>darknet
>pedos
---meanwhile---
HSBC
UBS
CIA running drugs
Pallets of money lost in the middle east

[Anonymous No.25330544]

>>25330486
when you're bill gates, sound money is a virus

[Anonymous No.25330666]

>>25304270
>still down 70% from ath
>down over 80% in sats
This is a great coin!

[Anonymous No.25330686]

>>25330486
Don't. Laptops arent made for constant load

[Anonymous No.25330704]

>>25321999
Why are we bleeding sats

[Anonymous No.25330794]

>>25330666
Number not go up faster enough, I dislike!

[Anonymous No.25330808]

>>25330704
Market is irrational. Buttcoin Will collapse sooner or later

[Anonymous No.25330852]

>>25330359
drugs and pedos exist and find ways of doing degenerate things regardless of Monero existing or not. you need to stop being a statist cuck. There is nothing wrong about exchanging value for something. Monero can't be banned as there is no legal precedent to ban it.
check this out: https://twitter.com/fluffypony/status/1305980835900858368
>>25330666
neck yourself moonboy.
we are up over 200% for the year. Our adoption is booming on the dark net. Monero is the consensus privacy coin.
>>25330704
Because normies are fomoing on Bitcoin. It sucks but if you are a swing trader these are really nice looking ratios to get in on.

[Anonymous No.25330897]

>>25330197
For the price of 1 3990x threadripper you could get like 6 of the r5 3600's + all the extra parts

[Anonymous No.25330902]

>>25330481
Your wife is following you?

[Anonymous No.25331042]

>>25322590
Youll know it when it happens.

[anonymous No.25331198]

monero

good coin

[Anonymous No.25331281]

Watch out monero. You got competition in town.

[Anonymous No.25331377]

>>25331281
We're all VERY afraid!

I'm kidding, competition is good. But good luck.

[LebAnon No.25332455]

thread still going
newcomers showing more interest in Monero
life is good
comfy XMR thread

[Anonymous No.25332515]

>>25332455

Welcome newfrenz and hello Based LebAnon

[Anonymous No.25332591]

>>25306328
>I use Monero,
wtf do you even buy? I was thinking about it, but I'm too pussy to do it lol.

[Anonymous No.25332620]

>>25331281

[LebAnon No.25332637]

>>25332620
KEK
>>25332515
hello to you too fren

[Anonymous No.25332644]

>>25322414
>Should I set up an XMR atm?
what state and I'll tell you if it's worth it.

[Anonymous No.25332679]

>>25332644
Is it worth it in DC?

[Anonymous No.25332746]

>>25332679
Probably not. I was thinking bigger cities like NYC.

[Anonymous No.25333041]

>>25322113
>in fact, 50% above ATH makes me confident. 200% above ATH makes me very very very confident. what the fuck is wrong with you guys??
Look at the delusional maxipads on the rest of /biz/ right now

[Anonymous No.25333047]

>>25304270
Based crime coin

[Anonymous No.25333162]

>>25333047
haha good thing nobody ever used BTC to buy drugs or hookers

[Anonymous No.25333184]

>>25313896
Anon, can I ask for some reads about legislation and right to cryptography?

[Anonymous No.25333750]

>>25304270
I love Monero, we have a solid community, the only thing we need is to step up our meme game. Make holding XMR feel like a magical experience too boost morale for the long haul, exactly what Chainlink did.

[Anonymous No.25333780]

>>25333184
check out the twitter link in here >>25330852

[Anonymous No.25333939]

>>25333750
I think Monerochan has a lot of potential. If there are any artists reading this, we would love your OC!
But yeah our memes are definitely nothing compared to Link, though we have some great content posted in here. Hopefully the new userbase will bring more of that in the near future.